The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

ANONYMOUS (chron.) (continued)

• * An Ingenious Lock-Nut, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Mar 28 1908
• * Ingenious Prison Breakers, (ar) Clues Oct 1926
• * Ingenious Reuben Pettibone, (ss) The Wave Feb 4 1899
• * An Ingenious Time-Recorder, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Mar 28 1908
• * An Ingenious Transplanter, (ms) Chambers’s Journal May 30 1908
• * Ingenue, (ms) Gent Dec 1956
• * The Inn of Happiness (Le Clos St. Antoine), (ar) Escapade Aug 1960
• * The Inner Experiences of a Cabinet-Member’s Wife, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Christmas 1897, Feb, May 1898
• * The Innocent Little Spider, (ar) The Scrap Book Aug 1909
• * An Innocent Sinner, (nv) The English Ladies Novelettes v1 #3 1891
• * Inquire Within, (qz) Argosy (UK) May 1957
• * Inquisitive Student in Jail, (nf) Detective Story Magazine Feb 20 1916
• * Insane!, (nv) Real Romances Sep 1949
• * Insanitary Cowsheds and Dairies, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Feb 29 1908
• * Inscription at the City of Brass [from The Arabian Nights], (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Sum 2008
• * Inscription on a Mirror, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1900
• * The Insect Tax, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 27 1905
• * Inside Information, (hu) Live Stories Sep 1915
• * Inside the Dressmaking Lines, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 31 1923
• * Inside the Enemy Lines: I Know How to Fight, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1942
• * Insoluble Problem, (ms) Astounding Oct 1957
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Feb 1958
• * Inspired by the Northern Pines, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 5 1901
• * Instinct Gone Wrong, (ts) The Strand May 1899
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Jun 1899
• * The Instinctive Supremacy of Ladies in the Art of Government in all the Social Communities of Nature, (ms) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1901
• * “The Institute Will Be Heard from Today”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 11 1939; (about Va Military Institute).
• * Instrument of Torture, (ar) Clues Detective Stories Oct 1937
• * Insulted!, (pm) Film Stories Magazine Mar 26 1921
• * Insurance Frauds, (ar) Clues Apr #1 1928
• * Insurance on a Tree, (nf) Western Story Magazine Mar 9 1929
• * Intellectuals, Please Note, (ed) Battle Stories Dec 1929
• * Intelligence Please, (qz) Argosy (UK) Jul 1942
• * Intelligence, Limited, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 24 1923
• * Intensive Culture and Increased Food-Supply - Views of a Model Vegetable Garden in England, (pi) Munsey’s Apr 1918
• * Intercept and Destroy! The Battle Order of the G.I.’s Who Walk Straight into Hell, (ar) Real Combat Stories Jul 1969
• * An Intercepted Letter, (ss) The Wave Sep 22 1894, Dec 24 1898
• * An Interesting Inscription, (ss) The Wave Sep 28 1894
• * Interesting People, (ar) The American Magazine Jun, Sep 1911
• * Interesting People, (cl) The American Magazine Apr 1911; Mrs. Alfred LeRoy Hodder, Superintendent of Women’s Prison in Sherborn, MA) - Edward S. Martin, Editorial writer for Life magazine and Harper’s - Charles Banks, Negro banker and businessman in Mound Bayou, MS - Charles Barrett, President of National Farmer’s Union.
• * Interesting People (16 colorful personalities), (ms) The American Magazine Jan 1938
• * Interesting People (9 colorful personalities), (ms) The American Magazine Apr 1938
• * Interesting People. (Emile Loubet; J. W. Lowther; Gabrielle Réju aka Réjane; Charles Mathews; Hubert von Herkomer; W. P. Frith, R. A.), (cl) The Grand Magazine Jul 1905
• * Interesting People. (George Meredith; Sir James Dewar; Solomon J. Solomon; Fletcher Moulton; Ben Davies; Madame Albani), (cl) The Grand Magazine Jun 1905
• * Interesting People. (Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema; J. M. Barrie; Robert Ball; Arthur Bourchier; Dr. Joachim; George Grossmith; Martin Conway; Adelina Patti), (cl) The Grand Magazine May 1905
• * An Interlude, (vi) The Minster Aug 1895
• * Internal-Combustion Engines for Locomotives, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Mar 28 1908
• * International Doll, (pi) Nugget Dec 1963
• * International Pet Gifts, (ms) Penthouse Oct 1984
• * Interrogative, (qz) Argosy (UK) Oct 1943
• * An Interview with Abe Goodman, (iv) Pulp Win 1978
• * An Interview with Alan Garner, (iv) Labrys Nov 1981
• * An Interview with Barry Smith, (iv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #2 1975
• * An Interview with Glenn Lord, (iv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #3 1975
• * Interview with Harlan Ellison, (iv) Mystery Monthly Jun 1976
• * Interview with Jack Williamson, (iv) Science Fiction Fan Jul 1936
• * Interview with John Severin, (iv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #4 1976
• * Interview with L. Sprague de Camp, (iv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #4 1976
• * An Interview with Mrs. Clarence Mackay on Woman Suffrage, (ar) Munsey’s Apr 1909
• * An Interview with Piers Anthony, (iv) Paradox Aut 2003
• * An Interview With Rex Stout, (iv) P.S. Aug 1966
• * An Interview with Roy Thomas, (iv) REH: Lone Star Fictioneer #2 1975
• * Interview: Christianna Brand, (iv) EQMM Aug 1978; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Edward D. Hoch, (iv) EQMM Aug 1976; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Elleston Trevor (aka Adam Hall), (iv) EQMM Jan 1978; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Eric Ambler, (iv) EQMM May 1977; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: H. R. F. Keating, (iv) EQMM Apr 1976; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Hugh Pentecost, (iv) EQMM Mar 25 1981; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Richard Levinson & William Link, (iv) EQMM Feb 11 1980; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Robert Twohy, (iv) EQMM Jan 28 1981; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: Walter B. Gibson (The Shadow), (iv) EQMM Jun 1976; (not listed in TOC)
• * Interview: William Bankier, (iv) EQMM Nov 4 1981; (not listed in TOC)
• * An Intimate Afternoon with model Charlene James, (pi) Escapade Nov 1957
• * Intimate Talks About Books: III. The Scarlet Letter, (ar) Munsey’s Oct 1907
• * Intimate Talks About Books: IV. The “Odyssey”, (ar) Munsey’s Nov 1907
• * Intimate Talks About Books: V. Jane Eyre, (ar) Munsey’s Dec 1907
• * Intimate Talks About Books: VI. The Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe, (ar) Munsey’s Jan 1908
• * Intimate Talks About Books: VII. “Mr. Lecoq”, (ar) Munsey’s Feb 1908
• * Intimate Talks About Books: VIII. Vanity Fair, (ar) Munsey’s Mar 1908
• * Into Their Peaceful Lives, (sl) Red Star Weekly May 3 1952
• * Introducing a New Beauty, (pi) Playtime v1 #1 1958
• * “Introducing The Adventurous Trio”, (sl) Eros Feb 1949
• * Introducing The Phantom, (ed) The Phantom Detective Feb 1933
• * An Introduction, (ed) The Penny Story-Teller & Popular Magazine Aug 1 1932
• * Introduction to ‘Killer in the Rain’, (is) Argosy (UK) May 1964
• * Introduction to ‘Mandarin’s Jade’, (is) Argosy (UK) Jul 1964
• * Introduction to ‘The Curtain’, (is) Argosy (UK) Jun 1964
• * Introduction to ‘The Man Who Liked Dogs’, (is) Argosy (UK) Apr 1964
• * An Introduction to the Quarterly, (ms) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1929
• * An Introductory Note, (ms) Amra Oct 1967
• * An Invaluable Collection of Curiosities, (hu)
  • The Scrap Book Apr 1911
• * Invasion Panics, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1860
• * The Inventor’s Head, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1885
• * An Inventory of a Healthy Man, (ar) The Scrap Book Nov 1910
• * Invents Compressed-Air Engine, (ms) Wide-Awake Magazine Mar 25 1916
• * Investment Trends:
  ___ Bulls, Bears and Bonds, (cl)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Dec 1929
  
  ___ Market Growths and Outgrowths, (cl)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1929
• * The Invisible French Nude, (??) Rogue Jul 1963
• * The Invisible Hand, (ss) Argosy (UK) Sep 1884
• * The Invisible Spouse, (ts) True Experience Dec 1947
• * An Invitation, (ed) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine Aug 1934
• * An Invitation, (pi) Playtime v1 #1 1958
• * Invitation to Bankruptcy, (ar) Harper’s Jun 1936
• * Invited Guests, (pm) Grit Mar 6 1932
• * An Involuntary Olive-Branch, (ss) Blackwood’s 19??
  • Short Stories Nov 1903
• * Éire Óg, (ms) Young Ireland Oct 2 1880; lessons in Gaelic - the title meaning “Young Ireland”.
• * Irish “Bulls”, (ar)
  • Encore Jan 1945
• * The Irish Free State and Irish Soul, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1922
• * Irish Highwayman, (ss) National Magazine Nov 1911
• * Irish Insertions and Edgings, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine Apr 1917
• * The Irish Lord Lieutenant and His Double [by John Banim, [or Michael]], (ss) The Library of Fiction, or The Family Storyteller v1 1836; By the Author of the O’Hara Tales.
• * Irish Soil for Australian Snakes, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Dec 21 1907
• * Irish Wit: Some Good Stories, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 24 1923
• * The Irish Witch and the Rebel’s Wife, (ss) Endless Entertainment #11 1825; based on the Gunpowder Plot.
• * The Iron Duke, (ms) The Popular Magazine Sep 1907
• * The Iron Hand, (sl) Union Jack Library Jan 15 1898
• * Iron Substituted for Silver, (ar) Clues Detective Stories Jan 1939
• * Irremediable, (ss) The Wave Jul 7 1894
• * The Irrepressible Suffragettes, (ar) The Scrap Book May #1 1908
• * Irresistable Mist, (ms) Astounding Jul 1940
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Jul 1940
• * Irresistible Homely Men, (ar) The Scrap Book Oct 1910
• * Is a Girl Safe on the Stage?, (ar) The Rapid Sep 1907
• * Is Civilization, then, a Failure?, (ms) The Smart Set Jan 1915; sketch.
• * Is Germany Hungry?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 11 1915
• * Is Hoarding Wise?, (ed) Colliers Sep 6 1941
• * Is It Dangerous to Be Fat?, (ar) The Scrap Book Nov 1908
• * Is It to Be “Good-by, Grizzly?”, (nf) Western Story Magazine Apr 13 1929
• * Is Marriage the End of Love?, (ar) True Marriage Stories Feb 1927
• * Is Our Calendar Wrong?, (ar) The Grand Magazine Mar 1940
• * Is Social Prestige Worth While?:
  ___ No. I— The Prodigality of the Week-End Party, (ar) Ainslee’s Mar 1905
• * Is That a Fact?, (ms) Terence X. O’Leary’s War Birds Apr 1935
• * Is the Barnacle a Bird?, (ar) The Scrap Book Jan 1910
• * Is the White Man’s World in Danger?, (ar) My Magazine Mar 1925
• * Is There a One-Woman Man?, (ss) True Marriage Stories Mar 1927
• * Is There a Santa Claus?, (ed) New York Sun
  • Munsey’s Dec 1928
• * Is There a Secret Stripper in Your Street?, (ar) Parade Apr 24 1971
• * Is This Lincoln?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1941; possible after-death photo.
• * Is This Rose Bimler?, (??) Rogue Mar 1963
• * Is Witchcraft a Religion?, (ms) Speed Mystery Jan 1943
• * Is Your House Haunted?, (ar) Thrills & Chills #2 1994
• * Is Your Name in These Girls’ Pictures?, (pi) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Is Your Piano in Tune?, (ar) Top-Notch Jun 15 1918
• * Is Your Problem Here?, (ms) Films and Fiction Nov 1, Nov 8, Nov 15, Nov 22, Nov 29 1932
• * Is Your Stomach Upset?, (ms) Stag (Canada) Fll 1941
• * Is Zane Grey a Man or a Woman?, (bg) The Pathfinder Mar 24 1923
• * The Island Builders of the Sea, (ar) My Magazine Mar 1925
• * Island Homestead Found in Michigan, (nf) Western Story Magazine Oct 31 1925
• * Island Magic, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1949
• * Island of Midnight Sun, (vi) Action Stories Sep 1925
• * Islands in Fiction, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 9 1922
• * “Isn’t a June Wedding Lovely?”, (pi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1921
• * Isn’t It Annoying When You’ve Just Missed The Post!, (ms) Modern Weekly Apr 7 1928
• * Isola; or, The Death’s Head Dagger, (nv) The Princess’s Novelettes Oct 4 1889
• * Issue One Contributors, (bg) A Public Space Spr 2006
• * It Didn’t Take, (pm) The Grand Magazine Feb 1905
• * It Happened at Christmas, (ss) Fireside Detective Casebook Feb 1948
• * It Happened on the Pecos, (nf) Ranch Romances Nov #2 1949
• * It Happened This Way, (nf) Five-Novels Magazine Jan/Feb 1946
• * It Is to Laugh, (hu) Pep Stories Mar 1929
  • Spicy Stories Jun 1929, Feb, Mar 1934
• * “It Is to Laugh”, (ct) The Scrap Book Nov 1908
• * It Is Very Comfortin’, (pm) Grit Feb 7 1926
• * It isn’t the job we intend to do, (pm) The Tryout Sep 1923
• * It Matters a Lot Right Now, (ed) Colliers Jul 3 1948
• * It Mustn’t Be Murder, (ts) The Passing Show Feb 20 1937
• * It Never Pays, (pm) The Golden Argosy Jun 6 1885
  • The Argosy Sep 26 1891
• * It Rests With You, (ed) The Penny Pictorial Magazine Jun 10 1899
• * It Says Here, (ms)
  • Science Fiction Quarterly (UK) #1 1952
• * It Seems There were Two Irishmen, (nf) The Popular Stories Oct 8 1927
• * It Takes Two To, (pm) Escapade Jun 1956
• * It Would Do Quite Well, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1882
• * An Italian Gold-Mine, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Jan 11 1908
• * The Italian Job, (sl) Parade Aug 9 1969; based on the Paramount movie.
• * Italy’s Rival Liberators, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1860
• * It’ll Be All Write on the Night, (ar) Parade Apr 24 1971
• * It’s a Date!, (ms) The American Girl Oct 1954
• * It’s a Gay Old World, (pm) National Magazine Oct 1912; from “Heart Throbs,” II.
• * It’s a Gift, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1952
• * It’s a Mod Mod World, (ct) Man’s Illustrated Jun 1972
• * It’s a Shriek!, (ar) Rex #25 1971; fashion.
• * It’s All in the Reading!, (pz) Spectra Pulse Fll 2008/Win 2009
• * It’s Always the Man’s Fault, (ts) True Marriage Stories Oct 1927
• * It’s an Old English Custom!, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 23 1935; photographic article.
• * It’s Been a Long Time..., (ss) Fireside Detective Casebook Feb 1948
• * It’s Cowslip Time, (ms) Mabs Weekly Apr 1 1933
• * It’s Fun to Be... with model Anne, (pi) Escapade Apr 1961
• * It’s Good With Tweed!, (ms) The Modern Weekly Aug 29 1936
• * It’s Harder For Troubled Girls, (ar) The Man Jul 1945
• * It’s in the Stars, (ms) Wild Cherries Sum 1933
• * It’s Mister Fanac Time:
  ___ Smart Love Stories and North West Romances, (ar) Spicy Armadillo Stories #2 1990
• * It’s My Profession, (qz) Argosy (UK) May 1951
• * It’s Nice Clean Work, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 28 1936
• * It’s Not So Quiet in the Country, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1944; about witchcraft.
• * It’s Streamlined!, (nf) Five-Novels Monthly Aug 1939
• * It’s Time for a New Deal, (ed) Colliers Oct 24 1931
• * It’s Too Late to Turn Back, (ss) Red Letter Feb 13 1971
• * An Ivory Hunter of Baseball, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 11 1913; baseball scout; written in first person, despite being anonymous.
• * Ivory on the Hoof, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 17 1934; (baseball).