The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

ROHMER, SAX (stories) (continued)
• The Black Chapel (ss) Collier’s Jun 2 1917 [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Death Ring (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917; also as “The Death Ring of Sneferu”. [Abu Tabah]
• The Death Ring of Sneferu (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1917, as “The Death Ring”. [Abu Tabah]
• The Whispering Mummy (ss) The Premier Magazine Mar 1918 [Kernaby]
• The Master of Hollow Grange (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Jun 1918
• The Curse of a Thousand Kisses (ss) The Premier Magazine Nov 1918
• Omar of Ispahân (ss) Tales of Secret Egypt, Methuen 1918 [Abu Tabah]
• The Golden Scorpion (n.) Munsey’s Magazine Jan 1919, etc. [Fu Manchu]
• Kazmah, the Dream-Reader (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Mar 1919
• Dope, II (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1919
• Dope, III (ss) The New Magazine (UK) May 1919
• Dope, IV (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Jun 1919
• Dope, V (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Jul 1919
• Dope (n.) Cassell 1919
• The Man with the Shaven Skull (ss) The Premier Magazine Mar 12 1920 [Paul Harley]
• The Green Eyes of Bâst (sl) Detective Story Magazine Mar 16 1920, etc.
• Tchériapin (ss) The Sovereign Magazine Apr 1920
• The Dance of the Veils (ss) The Sovereign Magazine Jun 1920
• The White Hat (nv) The Story-teller Jun 1920 [Paul Harley]
• House of Golden Death (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1920, as “The House of the Golden Joss”. [Paul Harley]
• The House of the Golden Joss (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1920; also as “House of Golden Death”. [Paul Harley]
• The Note of Danger (ss) Collier’s Dec 25 1920 [Paul Harley]
• The Hand of the White Sheikh (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Dec 1920
• Nicol Brinn of Cincinnati (ss) Collier’s Jan 1 1921 [Paul Harley]
• Phyllis Abingdon Arrives (ss) Collier’s Jan 8 1921 [Paul Harley]
• His Excellency Ormuz Khan (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1921 [Paul Harley]
• The Purple Spots (ss) Collier’s Jan 22 1921 [Paul Harley]
• Nicol Brinn Has a Visitor (ss) Collier’s Jan 29 1921 [Paul Harley]
• What Happened to Harley (ss) Collier’s Feb 5 1921 [Paul Harley]
• Fire-Tongue Speaks (ss) Collier’s Feb 12 1921 [Paul Harley]
• Behind the Screen of Gold (ss) Collier’s Feb 19 1921 [Paul Harley]
• The Orchid of Sleep (ss) Collier’s Feb 26 1921 [Paul Harley]
• Bat Wing (na) Short Stories Feb 1921, etc. [Paul Harley]
• The Strangler (ss) Collier’s Mar 5 1921 [Paul Harley]
• The City of Fire (ss) Collier’s Mar 12 1921 [Paul Harley]
• The Daughter of Huang Chow (na) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Dec 1921 [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
• Dr. Kreener’s Last Experiment (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 4 1922; rewritten from “Tchériapin” (Sovereign Magazine, April 1920).
• The Dyke Grange Mystery (ss) The Story-teller Feb 1922 [Paul Harley]
• The Mystery of the Shriveled Hand (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Feb 1922
• The Golden Doll (nv) Detective Story Magazine Apr 8 1922, as “Kerry’s Kid”. [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
• Kerry’s Kid (nv) Detective Story Magazine Apr 8 1922; also as “The Golden Doll”. [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
• The Black Mandarin (na) Collier’s Nov 4 1922, etc. [Paul Harley]
• It Came Out of Egypt (nv) Munsey’s Magazine Sep 1923, etc.
• The Voice of Kali (na) Short Stories Dec 10 1923 [Paul Harley]
• The Art of Making Villains (ar) Oakland Tribune Apr 20 1924
• Gray Face (na) Short Stories Sep 10 1924
• Red Mist (ss) The Story-teller Oct 1924 [Paul Harley]
• The Carpet of Golden Hearts (ss) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine Apr 1925
• My Favourite Story (is) Standard Stories Sep 1925
• The Dream Chord (ss) The Story-teller Dec 1925 [Moris Klaw]
• Yellow Shadows (n.) Cassell & Co. 1925 [Daniel “Red” Kerry]
• Without Surrender (sl) Liberty Jun 26 1926, etc. [Moon of Madness]
• Moon of Madness (ss) Liberty Mar 5 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• The Grass Orphan (ss) Liberty Mar 19 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• The Zara Mystery (ss) Liberty Apr 2 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• Beauty Trap (ss) Liberty Apr 16 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• Peter Pan at Noon (ss) Liberty Apr 30 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• The Heart of Nanette (ss) Liberty May 7 1927 [Moon of Madness]
• The Emperor of America (ss) Collier’s Nov 5 1927; also as “The Zone Map”. [Drake Roscoe]
• The Zone Map (ss) Collier’s Nov 5 1927, as “The Emperor of America”. [Drake Roscoe]
• The Diamond Z (ss) Collier’s Nov 19 1927 [Drake Roscoe]
• Thorn Apple (ss) Collier’s Dec 3 1927 [Drake Roscoe]
• The Mysterious Napoleon (ss) Collier’s Dec 17 1927; also as “The Page Sutton Siege”. [Drake Roscoe]
• The Page Sutton Siege (ss) Collier’s Dec 17 1927, as “The Mysterious Napoleon”. [Drake Roscoe]
• The Barking Dogs (ss) Collier’s Dec 24 1927; also as “Zone Officer 2a”. [Drake Roscoe]
• Zone Officer 2a (ss) Collier’s Dec 24 1927, as “The Barking Dogs”. [Drake Roscoe]
• Moon of Madness (n.) Cassell 1927
• At the Road House (ss) Collier’s Jan 7 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• The White Room (ss) Collier’s Feb 11 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• She Who Sleeps (n.) Liberty Mar 3 1928, etc.
• The Emperor of America Returns (ss) Collier’s May 19 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• The Black White Way (ss) Collier’s Jun 2 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• Great Head Center (ss) Collier’s Jun 16 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• The Manhattan Caverns (ss) Collier’s Jul 21 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• The Cardinal’s Garden (ss) Collier’s Aug 18 1928 [Drake Roscoe]
• The Day the World Ended (n.) Collier’s May 4 1929, etc. [Gaston Max]
• Fires of Baal (ss) Collier’s Nov 9 1929
• At the Palace da Nostra (ss) Collier’s Jan 11 1930 [Paul Harley]
• The Father of Thieves (ss) Collier’s Feb 22 1930
• Fu Manchu’s Daughter (n.) Collier’s Mar 8 1930, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• Two Brave Hearts (ss) Collier’s Jun 21 1930
• Limehouse (vi) Collier’s Aug 30 1930
• Sheba’s Love-Pearls (ss) The New London Magazine Nov 1930
• The Slaver (n.) Collier’s Feb 28 1931 (+11), as “Yu’an Hee See Laughs”.
• Yu’an Hee See Laughs (n.) Collier’s Feb 28 1931, etc.
• Midnight Rendezvous (vi) John Bull Mar 28 1931, as “One Syrian Night”.
• One Syrian Night (vi) John Bull Mar 28 1931; also as “Midnight Rendezvous”.
• The Mark of the Monkey (ss) Britannia and Eve Apr 1931; reworked from “The Blue Monkey” (The Haunting of Low Fennel by Sax Rohmer, C. Arthur Pearson, 1920). [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith]
• The Squirrel Man (nv) Collier’s Aug 15 1931
• Light of Atlantis (ss) Collier’s Jan 23 1932
• Spirit of the Black Hawk (ss) Collier’s Apr 23 1932
• The Mask of Fu Manchu (sl) Collier’s May 7 1932, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Red Robe (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Jun 1932
• Nightmare House (nv) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Aug 1932; major revision of “The Haunting of Low Fennel” (The Story-Teller, November 1915).
• The Invisible Stranger (ss) Mystery Mar 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Sinister Perils of Myra (ss) Mystery Apr 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• Fu Manchu’s Bride (sl) Collier’s May 6 1933, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• Satan’s Son (ss) Mystery May 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Witch Queen (ss) Mystery Jul 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Devil’s Brood (ss) Mystery Aug 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Sacred Lotus (ss) Mystery Sep 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Death of a Mummy (ss) Mystery Oct 1933; see under “The Witch’s Son”.
• The Trail of Fu Manchu (n.) Collier’s Apr 28 1934, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Bat Flies Low (n.) Collier’s Mar 30 1935, etc.
• The Invisible President (sl) Collier’s Feb 29 1936, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• Limehouse Rhapsody (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936, as “Salute to Limehouse”.
• Salute to Limehouse (ss) This Week Oct 11 1936; also as “Limehouse Rhapsody”.
• Death of Boris Korsakov (ss) Britannia and Eve Mar 1937 [Paul Harley]
• The Black and White Bag (ss) This Week Sep 12 1937 [Major Bernard De Treville (The Crime Magnet)]
• The Jade Serpent (nv) Collier’s Sep 18 1937 [Bazarada]
• The Broken Ikon (ss) This Week Sep 19 1937 [Major Bernard De Treville (The Crime Magnet)]
• An Egyptian Romance (ss) This Week Sep 26 1937 [Major Bernard De Treville (The Crime Magnet)]
• The Red Doctor (ss) Collier’s Oct 9 1937 [Bazarada]
• The Tunnel of the Apes (ss) Collier’s Nov 13 1937 [Bazarada]
• The Mummy of Cleopatra (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1938, as “The Mummy That Walked”. [Bazarada]
• The Mummy That Walked (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1938; also as “The Mummy of Cleopatra”. [Bazarada]
• Black Magic (ss) Collier’s Feb 5 1938 [Bazarada]
• Death in the King’s Room (ss) Collier’s Aug 6 1938 [Bazarada]
• The Drums of Fu Manchu (sl) Collier’s Apr 1 1939, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Fifth Medallion (ss) This Week Jul 30 1939, as “The Mystery of the Panelled Room”.
• The Mystery of the Panelled Room (ss) This Week Jul 30 1939; also as “The Fifth Medallion”.
• Fu Manchu and the Panama Canal (sl) Liberty Nov 16 1940, etc. [Fu Manchu]
• A Heart in Her Hands (ss) Collier’s May 31 1941 [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Pool o’ the Moon (ss) Collier’s Aug 23 1941 [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Laughing Buddha (ss) Collier’s Feb 21 1942 [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Four-and-Twenty Cobblers (ss) Collier’s Apr 11 1942; also as “Murder Strikes at Lychgate”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Murder Strikes at Lychgate (ss) Collier’s Apr 11 1942, as “Four-and-Twenty Cobblers”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Blue Anemones (ss) Collier’s Sep 19 1942; also as “The Deadly Plot of Mr. Ko”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
• The Deadly Plot of Mr. Ko (ss) Collier’s Sep 19 1942, as “Blue Anemones”. [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Serpent Wind (ss) Collier’s Nov 7 1942 [Bimbashi Baruk]
• The Man Who Killed Blackbirds (ss) Collier’s Feb 13 1943 [Bimbashi Baruk]
• Seven Sins (sl) Collier’s Jul 3 1943, etc. [Gaston Max]
• The Mark of Maat (ss) Collier’s Jan 15 1944
• The Stolen Peach Stone (ss) This Week Nov 19 1944 [Major Bernard De Treville (The Crime Magnet)]
• The Owl Hoots Twice (ss) Collier’s Feb 14 1948
• Shadow of Fu Manchu (n.) Collier’s May 8 1948, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• Hangover House (sl) Collier’s Feb 19 1949, etc.
• Jamaican Rose (ss) Today Dec 4 1949
• A Date at Shepheard’s (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1950
• A Broken Blade (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1950
• X.Y.Z. Calls (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1951
• Kiss of the Scorpion (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1951
• Green Devil Mask (sl) Star Weekly Feb 23 1952
• Death of the Jade Bride (ts) The American Weekly Sep 7 1952
• The Mystery of the Fabulous Lamp (ss) This Week Apr 26 1953
• The Mystery of the Vanishing Treasure (ss) This Week Oct 18 1953
• The Bride’s Dungeon (ss) This Week Nov 7 1954
• The Fugitive Celebrity (ss) This Week Mar 6 1955
• The Death Flower (ss) Adventure Apr 1955
• The Case of the Missing Heirloom (ss) This Week Apr 22 1956; also as “The Malmsey Jewel”.
• The Malmsey Jewel (ss) This Week Apr 22 1956, as “The Case of the Missing Heirloom”.
• Death Is My Hostess (ss) Argosy Apr 1957
• The Eyes of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Oct 6 1957, etc. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Night Fu Manchu Learned Fear (ss) This Week Mar 9 1958; also as “The Word of Fu Manchu”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Word of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Mar 9 1958, as “The Night Fu Manchu Learned Fear”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958; also as “Escape to Peril”; also as “Flight to Danger”.
• Escape to Peril (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958, as “The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor”.
• Flight to Danger (ss) This Week Oct 19 1958, as “The Deadly Blonde of Dartmoor”.
• Fu Manchu and the Frightened Redhead (ss) This Week Feb 1 1959; also as “The Mind of Fu Manchu”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Mind of Fu Manchu (ss) This Week Feb 1 1959, as “Fu Manchu and the Frightened Redhead”. [(Sir Denis) Nayland Smith; Fu Manchu]
• The Green Scarab (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine Jun 1966; a rewritten version of this appeared as “The Stolen Peach Stone” (This Week, November 19, 1944).
• The Night of the Jackal (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine Nov 1966

ROHN, JENNIFER (fl. 2000s-2010s) (stories)
• The Pair-Bond Imperative (vi) Nature Jul 31 2008

ROHN, RANDY (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• Stuck in the Middle (ss) Out of the Gutter #5 2008

ROHN, RAY (1888-1935) (stories)
• At Play (ar) The Green Book Magazine Oct 1915
• A Good Little Pal (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 19 1918
• Just Fate (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 26 1918
• A Spark That Failed (ss) Detective Story Magazine May 7 1918

ROHR, FRANK, Jr. (stories)
• Getaway Islands of the Caribbean (ar) Argosy Feb 1967

ROHR, J. (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• Without Doubt (ss) Jupiter #39 2013
• Connectivity (ss) Not One of Us Apr 2013
• Ties That Bind (ss) Disturbed Digest Sep 2014
• Dreams of Clay (ss) Perihelion Dec 12 2015
• Let It All Bleed Out (ss) Broadswords and Blasters Spr 2018
• Unanswered Prayers (nv) Switchblade May 2019

ROHR, M. J. (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• Confessions of a Compulsive Writer (ar) Futures: Short Tales for Story Lovers Oct/Nov 2000

ROHRBACH, KIT (stories)
• Kitchen Floors (ss) Zahir Win 2005

ROHRBACH, PETER THOMAS (1926-2004); see pseudonym James P. Cody (stories)

ROHRBACHER, CHAD (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• Another Quiet Night (ss) Needle Spr 2010
• Paint Me a Victim, Make Me a Cause (ss) Big Pulp Spr 2010
• Furious (ss) Dark Valentine Sum 2010
• Take This Job (ss) Crime Factory Sep 2010
• When There’s Nothing Left to Burn, It’s Time to Light Yourself on Fire (ss) Grift Magazine #2 2013

ROHRBOUGH, EDWARD (stories)
• Chief of the Utals (ss) Collier’s May 22 1948

ROHRER, MATTHEW (stories)
• Four Stories [with Joshua Beckman] (ss) Fairy Tale Review #1 2005
• from A Plate of Chicken (pm) Backwards City Review Spr 2005
• from In a Bower of Rosemary (pm) Backwards City Review Spr 2005
• Poem for the Brooklyn Bridge (pm) Black Clock Fll 2006/Wtr ’07

ROHRER, ROBERT H., Jr. (1946- ) (stories)
• [letter] (lt) Fantastic Oct 1959
• Decision (ss) Fantastic Mar 1962
• Pattern (ss) Amazing Stories Oct 1962