The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

HUNTER, PAUL (stories) (continued)
• Business Men Often Have Good Ideas (ed) Liberty Oct 16 1943
• We’ve Got Another Goal to Meet (ed) Liberty Oct 23 1943
• Ballots as Well as Bullets for Fighting Men (ed) Liberty Oct 30 1943
• Rationing Should Be Simplified (ed) Liberty Nov 6 1943
• No More Isolation for America (ed) Liberty Nov 13 1943
• The Dignity of Labor (ed) Liberty Nov 20 1943
• Forty Years of Flight (ed) Liberty Dec 18 1943
• Christmas—1943 (ed) Liberty Dec 25 1943
• 1944—Year of Decision (ed) Liberty Jan 1 1944
• About Siberian Air Bases (ed) Liberty Jan 8 1944
• Where’s All the Sacrifice We Talk About? (ed) Liberty Jan 15 1944
• What Will We Buy with Our War Bonds? (ed) Liberty Jan 22 1944
• The Russians Mean What They Say (ed) Liberty Jan 29 1944
• Our Free Press Keeps Our Feet on the Ground (ed) Liberty Feb 5 1944
• Our Merchant Sailors Are Heroes, Too! (ed) Liberty Feb 12 1944
• You Can’t Kid the G.I.s (ed) Liberty Feb 19 1944
• The National Service Act (ed) Liberty Feb 26 1944
• Letter from a Civilian (ed) Liberty Mar 4 1944
• We’ll Have Time to Argue—Later! (ed) Liberty Mar 11 1944
• Sixteen Men on the World Chessboard (ed) Liberty Mar 18 1944
• Who’s Got All the Excess Billions? (ed) Liberty Mar 25 1944
• The Red Cross—A People’s Partnership (ed) Liberty Apr 1 1944
• Unquiet Along the Potomac (ed) Liberty Apr 8 1944
• What Will We Do with Germany? (ar) Liberty Apr 15 1944
• What Is Our Foreign Policy—If Any? (ed) Liberty Apr 22 1944
• Government Planning in War and Peace (ed) Liberty Apr 29 1944
• Where Do We Go from Here? (ed) Liberty May 6 1944
• Make No Little Plans for Postwar America (ed) Liberty May 13 1944
• Movies for the Boys (ar) Liberty May 20 1944
• The G.I. Comes Into His Own (ed) Liberty Jun 10 1944
• Our Perennial “Wrongies” (ed) Liberty Jun 17 1944
• The First of Our Big Bombers (ed) Liberty Jun 24 1944
• Justice Is the Main Ingredient of Peace (ed) Liberty Jul 8 1944
• It’s Your Money (ed) Liberty Jul 15 1944
• Isolation Is Death for America (ed) Liberty Jul 22 1944
• Story with a Moral for Statesmen (ed) Liberty Jul 29 1944
• An Open Letter to Capt. Joe Patterson (ed) Liberty Aug 5 1944
• Let’s Continue to Debate the True Issues (ed) Liberty Aug 12 1944
• Platforms and Candidates (ed) Liberty Aug 19 1944
• Hope for a Long Peace Is Justified (ed) Liberty Aug 26 1944
• We Can’t Do Business with Our Pockets Locked (ed) Liberty Sep 2 1944
• The President as Commander in Chief (ed) Liberty Sep 9 1944
• Is Argentina Heading Toward War? (ed) Liberty Sep 16 1944
• It’s Not the Women Who Are Hysterical (ed) Liberty Sep 23 1944
• War Work First—But Reconversion where Possible (ed) Liberty Sep 30 1944
• World Peace Through Law (ed) Liberty Oct 7 1944
• Suspicion Breeds Suspicion (ed) Liberty Oct 14 1944
• We’ve Got Our Fingers Crossed on Dewey (ed) Liberty Oct 21 1944
• The U.S. Senate—Bogey of World Co-operation (ed) Liberty Oct 28 1944
• Liberty Picks Its Candidate (ed) Liberty Nov 4 1944
• Election Day—America’s Day of Decision (ed) Liberty Nov 11 1944
• Self-Reliance for the Disabled (ed) Liberty Nov 18 1944
• What Shall We Do About Germany? (ed) Liberty Nov 25 1944
• It’s Not Time to Relax—Yet (ed) Liberty Dec 2 1944
• A Golden Moment Is Approaching (ed) Liberty Dec 9 1944
• Post-Mortem on the Election (ed) Liberty Dec 16 1944
• Let’s Define Unconditional Surrender (ed) Liberty Dec 23 1944
• The Promise of Christmas (ed) Liberty Dec 30 1944
• Resolution for a Fateful New Year (ed) Liberty Jan 6 1945
• Should Wage Rates Rise to Meet Living Costs? (ed) Liberty Jan 13 1945
• Interference in the Politics of Small Nations (ed) Liberty Jan 20 1945
• The Pro and Con on Cartels (ed) Liberty Jan 27 1945
• Here’s One Change It Is Time For! (ed) Liberty Feb 3 1945
• There’ll Always Be a Lady Fair (ed) Liberty Feb 10 1945
• The Fateful Road to Another War (ed) Liberty Feb 17 1945
• It’s Time We Knew the Real Score! (ed) Liberty Mar 3 1945
• Comments on Commentators (ed) Liberty Mar 10 1945
• The Much-Maligned OPA (ed) Liberty Mar 17 1945
• The Red Cross—Mercy Agent of Every American (ed) Liberty Mar 24 1945
• Something the Big 3 Overlooked (ed) Liberty Mar 31 1945
• 4-Fs Have Rights, Too! (ed) Liberty Apr 7 1945
• A New Day Dawns in Diplomacy (ed) Liberty Apr 14 1945
• Are We Men or Morons? (ed) Liberty Apr 21 1945
• The San Francisco Conference—And Its Opportunity (ed) Liberty Apr 28 1945
• We’re All Poorer When None of Us Can Get Richer (ed) Liberty May 5 1945
• We Can Be Friends Only with Friends (ed) Liberty May 19 1945
• The Gentleman from Missouri (ed) Liberty May 26 1945
• What to Do About Germany (ed) Liberty Jun 2 1945
• What Is Fascism? (ed) Liberty Jun 9 1945
• Rehabilitating G.I. Joe (ed) Liberty Jun 16 1945
• Russia’s Course—A Key to the Future (ed) Liberty Jun 23 1945
• Are We Losing the Peace? (ed) Liberty Jun 30 1945
• America’s Military Future (ed) Liberty Jul 7 1945
• The Smallness of the Big Five (ed) Liberty Jul 14 1945
• The Elephant Stirs Himself (ed) Liberty Aug 18 1945
• Another Kind of Justice We Owe the Veteran (ed) Liberty Aug 25 1945
• Is the World to Be Ruled by a Triumvirate? (ed) Liberty Sep 1 1945
• Medical Care for the Average Family (ar) Liberty Sep 8 1945
• Men and Politics Abroad (ed) Liberty Sep 15 1945
• Reconvert the School Children (ed) Liberty Sep 22 1945
• Are We Being Too Easy on the Japs? (ar) Liberty Sep 29 1945
• Unemployment Insurance as It Sometimes Works (ed) Liberty Oct 6 1945
• The Last Appeal (ed) Liberty Oct 13 1945
• False Roads to the Promised Land (ed) Liberty Oct 20 1945
• We Want Bargaining—Not Bickering (ed) Liberty Oct 27 1945
• Who’s to Blame for Pearl Harbor? (ed) Liberty Nov 3 1945
• How Long Shall We Occupy Germany? (ed) Liberty Nov 10 1945
• The Rivalry of Power (ar) Liberty Nov 17 1945
• Power Paralyzes the Helping Hand (ed) Liberty Nov 24 1945
• Uncle Sam Profits for a Change (ed) Liberty Dec 1 1945
• The World Can’t Go in Two Directions at Once (ed) Liberty Dec 8 1945
• A Cake Can’t Be Eaten Until It’s Baked (ed) Liberty Dec 15 1945
• How the Average Man Feels About the Atom Bomb (ed) Liberty Dec 22 1945
• Foreign Policy by Inadvertence (ar) Liberty Dec 29 1945
• Unified National Defense (ed) Liberty Jan 5 1946
• We’ve Got to Get the Facts (ed) Liberty Jan 12 1946
• Warfare on the Home Front (ed) Liberty Jan 19 1946
• Where’s the Merchandise? (ed) Liberty Feb 2 1946
• Uncle Shylock Again? (ed) Liberty Feb 9 1946
• The Other Fellow’s Viewpoint (ed) Liberty Feb 16 1946
• Mr. Bowles Stands His Ground (ed) Liberty Feb 23 1946
• Economic Theory and Fact (ed) Liberty Mar 2 1946
• Murder by Connivance (ed) Liberty Mar 9 1946
• Home of the Brave and the Free—and UNO (ed) Liberty Mar 16 1946
• America Takes a Wrong Turning (ed) Liberty Mar 23 1946
• The Weakness of UNO (ed) Liberty Mar 30 1946
• Will the New Wage-Price Policy Work? (ed) Liberty Apr 6 1946
• Are We Talking Ourselves Into War? (ed) Liberty Apr 13 1946
• Is America Really the Beautiful? (ed) Liberty Apr 20 1946
• Losses and Gains of the G.M. Strike (ed) Liberty Apr 27 1946
• The WHY of the Housing Shortage (ed) Liberty May 4 1946
• Is It Grain Conservation—Or Disguised Prohibition? (ed) Liberty May 11 1946
• Beer Versus Bread (ed) Liberty May 18 1946
• Has Our Military Might Vanished? (ed) Liberty May 25 1946
• Are We Keeping Our Pledge to the Dead? (ed) Liberty Jun 1 1946
• How YOU Can Save a Life! (ed) Liberty Jun 15 1946
• Why the Russians Act That Way (ed) Liberty Jun 22 1946
• The American Way to Control Strikes (ed) Liberty Jun 29 1946
• Labor—and the Public Interest (ed) Liberty Jul 6 1946
• Our Conflict with Russia (ed) Liberty Jul 13 1946
• Occupation Isn’t Working Out (ed) Liberty Jul 20 1946
• What Causes Strikes? (ed) Liberty Jul 27 1946
• Is It Planned Discord? (ed) Liberty Aug 3 1946
• Stream Pollution—A Disgrace to America (ed) Liberty Aug 10 1946
• Prosperity by Legislation (ed) Liberty Aug 17 1946
• Who Will Pay Veteran Benefits? (ed) Liberty Aug 24 1946
• No Apologies for Freedom (ed) Liberty Aug 31 1946
• On Giving Up the Atom Bomb (ed) Liberty Sep 7 1946
• Is Boom and Bust Inevitable? (ed) Liberty Sep 14 1946
• We Can’t Risk Isolation! (ed) Liberty Sep 21 1946
• Fear Instead of Freedom (ed) Liberty Sep 28 1946
• All Holidays on Monday (ed) Liberty Oct 5 1946
• Are Living Standards Due to Decline? (ed) Liberty Oct 12 1946
• Do We Guard Our Secrets Well? (ed) Liberty Oct 19 1946
• A Foreign Policy That Will Stick (ed) Liberty Oct 26 1946
• Why America Flounders (ed) Liberty Nov 9 1946
• Lest We Forget—War Is Waste! (ed) Liberty Nov 16 1946
• It’s Not Our Fault Russia Won’t Warm Up (ed) Liberty Nov 23 1946
• How Many Atom Bombs Have We? (ed) Liberty Nov 30 1946
• Do High Prices Justify Higher Wages? (ed) Liberty Dec 7 1946
• Biting the Hand That Feeds Them (ed) Liberty Dec 14 1946
• Today’s Best Job Offering (ed) Liberty Dec 21 1946
• The Responsibility of Victory (ed) Liberty Dec 28 1946
• Peace on Earth to Men of Good Will (ed) Liberty Jan 4 1947
• The Legal Status of Unions (ed) Liberty Jan 18 1947
• How About President Ike? (ed) Liberty Feb 1 1947
• Figures Don’t Lie (ed) Liberty Feb 15 1947
• General Ike Says “No”—But— (ed) Liberty Mar 1 1947
• Our Stake in Palestine (ed) Liberty Apr 12 1947
• A Letter to Sam Goldwyn (ed) Liberty Apr 26 1947
• Stop Communism at Home (ed) Liberty May 10 1947
• What Are We Afraid Of? (ed) Liberty May 24 1947
• Tip to June Grads—Classes ’00 to ’47 (ed) Liberty Jun 7 1947
• Get Joe and Harry to Swap Jobs (ed) Liberty Jun 21 1947
• A Tip to the G.O.P. (ed) Liberty Jul 5 1947
• Get Rid of the Experts (ed) Liberty Jul 19 1947
• Air Power Is Peace Power (ed) Liberty Aug 2 1947
• Is Seeing Really Believing? (ed) Liberty Sep 1947
• Must We Have Another War? (ed) Liberty Oct 1947
• Let’s Keep Them Colossal (ed) Liberty Nov 1947
• The Gift of Freedom (ed) Liberty Dec 1947
• Work Is the Only Medicine (ed) Liberty Jan 1948
• There Ought to Be a Law (ed) Liberty Feb 1948

HUNTER, PRESTON (stories)
• Disoriented, by Michael Ritchey (br) Irreantum Spr 2000/’01
• Ingathering: The Complete People Stories, by Zenna Henderson (br) Irreantum Spr 2000/’01

HUNTER, R. W. (stories)
• Battle Sense (ar) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1944

HUNTER, R(ichard) WILKES (1906- ) (stories)
• Smithy’s Dogs (ss) Liberty Jun 2 1945
• The Story of the Malaita Campaign (ar) Man Jul 1945
• Strange Destiny (ss) Liberty Dec 29 1945
• The Figurine of Hungry Compound (ss) Liberty Apr 27 1946
• Builder of Good Canoes (ss) Man Apr 1946
• Gypsy (ss) Liberty Jun 8 1946
• China Straits (ss) Man Jul 1946
• The Red Steer (ss) Short Story Magazine (Australia) #26 1946
• The Dead Aren’t Beautiful (ss) Man Feb 1950
• The Dark Is No Different (ss) Man Sep 1950
• Bottle from the Jungle (ss) Man Oct 1951
• Fast with a Gun (nv) Leisure Western #23 195?
• A Fool from Down Under (nv) Downtown Detective #35 195?

HUNTER, RALPH W. (stories)
• [unknown story] (vi) Liberty Jan 22 1938

HUNTER, REX (fl. 1920s) (stories)
• Wild Eyes (ss) All’s Well, or The Mirror Repolished Sep 1921
• Sinclair at the Theatre (pm) The Wave Mar 1924

HUNTER, RICHARD B. (fl. 1950s) (stories)
• [letter] (lt) Nebula Science Fiction #8 1954

HUNTER, RIXIE (stories)
• Girls Will Fool You (??) Collier’s Dec 4 1948

HUNTER, ROB (fl. 2000s-2010s) (stories)
• Zeitgeist Is the Right Geist (ss) Quantum Muse Sep 2002
• The Flags of All Nations Hors D’oeuvre Toothpicks Caper (ss) Fables Win 2003
• Boys Night Out (ss) On Spec Sum 2005
• The Song of the Rice Barge Coolie (nv) Aeon Sep 2007
• Chimaera Constant (ss) Farrago’s Wainscot Oct 2008
• The Beewolf (ss) Kaleidotrope Apr 2010

HUNTER, ROBERT (fl. 1900s) (stories)
• Burdens Borne by Woman (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1905
• Before the Mast (vi) Yes or No Oct 26 1907

HUNTER, ROBERT (1874-1942) (stories)
• The “Gunmen” of Industry (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1914

HUNTER, ROBERT (fl. 1930s-1960s) (stories)
• The Spendthrift (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Dec 1938
• Missing Father (ss) The Saint Mystery Magazine (UK) Apr 1961

HUNTER, (Thora) RODELLO (Hicken) (1920-2005) (stories)
• The Saga of Jericho Thompson (ss) Argosy Jul 1966
• The Day of the Dog (ss) Irreantum Aut 2000
• To the Clan of One-Breasted Women (pm) Irreantum Aut 2000

HUNTER, ROLAND JACKSON (stories)
• [letter] (lt) Weird Tales May 1927

HUNTER, [Cpl.] RONALD G. (fl. 1950s) (stories)
• [letter] (lt) Ranch Romances Nov #1 1955

HUNTER, ROSE (fl. 2000s-2010s) (stories)
• The Night Visitor (ss) On Spec Fll 2007
• A Semicircle of Down (ss) Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature Fll 2007/Wtr ’08
• Part Pelican (pm) A Cappella Zoo Spr 2011
• You as Green Lagoon (pm) A Cappella Zoo Spr 2012

HUNTER, ROSS (stories)
• Welcome Back, 1925 (ar) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1967

HUNTER, ROWLAND; pseudonym of W. L. Catchpole, (c1900- ); other pseudonyms Percy Bolsover, Tom Dutton, Terrence Fitzgerald, The Greyfriars Rhymester, Claude Hoskins, Roland Howard, Gerald Loder, Mrs. Mimble, David Morgan, Mossoo, Richard Nugent, Percival Spencer Paget, Potter and Greene, Cecil Reginald Temple & George Tubb (stories)
• Umzugaan, the Mighty! (sl) The Magnet Oct 7 1933, etc.

HUNTER, RUTH A. (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• Hair Trigger (vi) Great Mystery and Suspense Magazine Sum 2006

HUNTER, SANDRA (fl. 1990s-2000s) (stories)
• Prevailing Winds (ss) On Spec Fll 1990
• The Cryogenic Option (pm) Gaslight Apr 1993
• Blessed Are the Meek (ss) Glimmer Train Spr 2005

HUNTER, SEAN (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• Spell (ss) Suspense Magazine Apr 2013