The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

[Editor] (stories) (continued)
• Read This About Coal (ms) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1916
• The Big Drum (ed) Colour May 1916
• Chaste Lucy Picks the Winners (cl) Snappy Stories Jun #1 1916
• The End of “Chaste Lucy” (cl) Snappy Stories Jun #2 1916
• Bellman Contributors (ms) The Bellman Jul 1 1916
• The Story of the Bellman (ar) The Bellman Jul 1 1916
• From the Editor’s Study (ed) The Storytellers’ Magazine Jul 1916
• List of novels published in All-Story starting Jan, 1916 (ed) All-Story Weekly Aug 12 1916
• Three Generations of Morgans (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1916
• The Editor’s Page (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1916
• New York Night Court for Women (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1916
• Through the Editor’s Eyes (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1916, etc.
• Uncle Sam’s False Teeth (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1916
• Editor’s Note (ms) Munsey’s Magazine Dec 1916
• Comment on Congress (ed) Collier’s Jan 20 1917
• Our 1917 Programme (ed) The Story-teller Jan 1917
• The American Short Story (ar) The Bellman Mar 24 1917
• Bled White (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1917
• Speaking Editorially (ed) To-Day Mar 1917
• [untitled] (ed) To-Day Apr 1917, etc.
• For Our Women Readers (cl) Colour May 1917
• Doctor Laughmaker (ed) Short Stories Jul 1917
• The Man of Silver Mount (ed) Chums Sep 8 1917
• Wanted: A War Cabinet (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1917
• Help Your Country (ms) Top-Notch Magazine Oct 1 1917
• Groans from the Padded Cell (ed) The International Oct 1917
• All About Everything (ed) Yes or No Nov 10 1917
• The Pied Piper of Yorkshire (in) To-Day Nov 1917
• “Modern Art”: What the Press Says (ed) Colour Dec 1917
• We Stand Above (ed) The International Dec 1917
• “Chosen for Glory” (ed) Short Stories Feb 1918
• To-Day’s First Year (ed) To-Day Feb 1918
• Two Roguish Stories from Masuccio (in) To-Day Mar 1918
• Wanted - Team Work (ed) McClure’s Mar 1918
• Announcement [with His Associates] (ed) The International May 1918
• Carry On (ed) Short Stories May 1918
• The Editor Has His Say Here (ed) Chicago Ledger Jun 1 1918, etc.
• For the Game’s Sake (ed) Short Stories Jun 1918
• Soldier’s Service Department (ed) Short Stories Jul 1918
• The Editor’s Staff Gets in a Word (ar) Chicago Ledger Aug 24 1918
• Next Number: The War in Art (ms) Colour Aug 1918
• What Our Boys Expect of Us (ed) Short Stories Sep 1918
• The Editor Has His Say (ed) Chicago Ledger Oct 5 1918, etc.
• The Modern Crusaders (ed) Short Stories Oct 1918
• Laugh - You Beggars, Laugh! (hu) Chums Dec 7 1918
• The Business of Storytelling (ed) Short Stories Dec 1918
• The Dawn of Peace (ed) To-Day Dec 1918
• The American Revolution of 1919 (ed) McClure’s Jan 1919
• Back from the Wars (ed) Short Stories Jan 1919
• Friendly Talks with the Editor (ar) The American Boy Jan 1919
• Winning the Peace (ed) To-Day Jan 1919
• Don’t Let Down (ed) Short Stories Feb 1919
• Friendly Talks with the Editor (ed) The American Boy Feb 1919, etc.
• Make Re-Construction Real-Construction (ed) McClure’s Feb 1919
• £359 in Prizes (cn) Colour Feb 1919
• [Editorial] (ed) To-Day Feb 1919, etc.
• Our Competition (cn) Colour Mar 1919
• Straws (ed) Short Stories Mar 1919
• Opportunity and the Soldier (ed) Short Stories Apr 1919
• Result of Colour Competition (cn) Colour Apr 1919
• Lord Byron and Dr. Millingen (ms) The Cornhill Magazine May 1919
• Solve This Mystery! (ed) Short Stories May 1919
• Editorial: The Bellman’s Farewell (ed) The Bellman Jun 28 1919
• From the Belfry (cl) The Bellman Jun 28 1919
• The Editor Speaks (ar) Chicago Ledger Jul 12 1919
• With the Spirit of To-day (ed) People’s Favorite Magazine Jul 25 1919
• Hardship and Health (ed) Short Stories Jul 1919
• The Editor Defends Writers of Fiction (ar) Chicago Ledger Aug 23 1919
• Meet a New Ledger Editor (ar) Chicago Ledger Aug 30 1919
• The Prize Awards (ed) Short Stories Aug 1919
• Cross-Trails (ed) The Thrill Book Sep 1 1919
• Thrilling Experiences (cl) The Thrill Book Sep 1 1919
• When the Editor Got Desperate (ar) Chicago Ledger Sep 6 1919
• The Editor Entertains a Strange Visitor (ar) Chicago Ledger Sep 13 1919
• Chart Pitt: His Autobiography (ar) Chicago Ledger Sep 20 1919
• The Round-Up (ed) Western Story Magazine Sep 20 1919, etc.
• Ye Editor “Walt Mason’s” His Grievance (ar) Chicago Ledger Sep 27 1919
• The New People’s (ed) People’s Favorite Magazine Sep 1919
• That Unwritten Story (ed) Short Stories Sep 1919
• The Editor Shows Some Startling Figures (ar) Chicago Ledger Oct 4 1919
• The Editor Has a Tragic Mishap (ar) Chicago Ledger Oct 11 1919
• The Editor Tells a Story from Life (ar) Chicago Ledger Oct 18 1919
• Memorial to a Great American (ed) Short Stories Oct 1919
• The Editor Satisifies a Strange Craving (ar) Chicago Ledger Nov 1 1919
• The Editor Out-Omars Omar (ar) Chicago Ledger Nov 8 1919
• The Editor’s Corner (ed) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Nov 15 1919, etc.
• How the Editor Went a-Hunting (ar) Chicago Ledger Nov 22 1919
• Xmas Greetings from the Editor (ed) Week End Novels Dec 15 1919
• One Author to Another (ed) Short Stories Jan 1920
• With the Editor (ed) The Delineator Jan 1920, etc.
• The Literary Market (cl) The Editor: The Journal of Information for Literary Workers Feb 25 1920
• Americanization (ed) Short Stories Feb 1920
• High Adventure (ed) Short Stories Mar 1920
• Human Interest (ed) Telling Tales Mar 1920
• The Novel of the Year (ed) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1920
• Success of “The Apple” (of Beauty and Discord) (ms) Colour Mar 1920
• To-day (ed) Short Stories May 1920
• Discontent and Unrest (ed) Short Stories Jun 1920
• Editorial Note (ms) The Cornhill Magazine Jun 1920
• All-Story Reader Exchange (feature for trading back issues) (cl) All-Story Weekly Jul 3 1920
• Pan 1/- Monthly (ms) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Jul 3 1920
• On a Sense of Humor (ed) Short Stories Aug 1920
• Challenge (ed) Short Stories Oct 1920, etc.
• A Chat with Readers (ed) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 1920, etc.
• In Confidence (cl) Smith’s Magazine Nov 1920, etc.
• Note (ms) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1920
• Current clippings from the Amateur Press (ar) The Wolverine Dec 1920
• Mr. Cabell of Virginia (cr) The Double Dealer Jan 1921
• Painting, Sculpture, and Story-Writing (ed) Smith’s Magazine Jan 1921
• Yes or No Talk (ed) Yes or No Feb 28 1921, etc.
• About Stories and Things (ed) Smith’s Magazine Feb 1921
• The South Seas (ed) Short Stories Feb 1921
• Let’s Get Acquainted (ed) Film Stories Magazine Mar 26 1921
• Blue Laws for Girls (ed) Smith’s Magazine Mar 1921
• Diplomats and Salesman (ed) Short Stories Mar 1921
• Announcement (ms) People’s Favorite Magazine Apr 1921
• On Being Adventurous (ed) Smith’s Magazine Apr 1921
• Talking It Over at 805 (cl) The Little Story Magazine Apr 1921
• Stories and Things in General (ed) Smith’s Magazine May 1921
• Is Your Engine Racing? (ed) Short Stories Jun 1921
• A Number of Things (ed) Pearson’s Magazine Jul 1921, etc.
• Thngs Worth Reading (ed) Smith’s Magazine Jul 1921
• Over the Editor’s Desk (ed) Love Story Magazine Aug 25 1921, etc.
• The Pulic’s Will (ed) Short Stories Aug 1921
• On Making Up One’s Mind (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1921
• The Editor Chats (ed) Chums Sep 17 1921, etc.
• Dear Readers (ed) The Yellow Magazine Sep 23 1921
• Live Now (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1921
• Action—That’s All (ed) Action Stories Sep 1921
• Education and National Power (ar) National Pictorial Brain Power Monthly Sep 1921
• Let’s Go (cl) Ace-High Magazine Sep 1921
• The Point of View (cl) Ace-High Magazine Sep 1921, etc.
• The Clever Man (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1921
• [Editorials] (ed) The Double Dealer Oct 1921
• The Moon—and Other Things (ed) Smith’s Magazine Oct 1921
• Editorial: A Happy Christmas to You! (ed) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1921
• Don’t Worry (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1922
• Silence (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1922
• Too Busy? (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1922
• Experiment (ed) Short Stories Mar 10 1922
• The Handicap (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1922
• The Ace-High Medal Award to Ex-Marine William A. Redd, Jr. (ar) Ace-High Magazine Mar 1922
• The Pulse of the West (ed) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly Mar 1922, etc.
• O. Henry Memorial Prize (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1922
• Success (ed) Short Stories Apr 25 1922
• Is There a Doctor in the House (ed) Action Stories Apr 1922
• Plum or Prune? (ed) Short Stories May 10 1922
• Your Spare Time (ed) Short Stories May 25 1922
• Comment [with Arthur Moss & Ezra Pound] (lc) The Double Dealer May 1922
• Confidential (ed) Snappy Stories Jun #2 1922, etc.
• The Crop of College Men (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1922
• The Kid Goes - And Comes (fa) Chums Jun 17 1922
• Life with a Plan (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1922
• Comment: The Guardian Admonishes (ar) The Double Dealer Jun 1922
• Our Monthly Chat (ed) The Flapper Jun 1922
• The “To-Day” Dinner (ms) To-Day Jun 1922
• Opportunity—Responsibility (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1922
• Method (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1922
• Dividends and Goodness (ed) Short Stories Aug 10 1922
• Between You and Me (ed) The Pocket Magazine Aug 22 1922
• The Bulldog (ed) Short Stories Aug 25 1922
• Comment (ed) The Double Dealer Aug 1922, etc.
• We Lead, Others Follow (ed) The Flapper Aug 1922
• Where Do You Work? (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1922
• Freedom (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1922
• The Real America (ed) McClure’s Sep 1922
• A Chat with the Chief (cl) Detective Tales Oct 1 1922, etc.
• Speaking of Detective Tales (ed) Detective Tales Oct 1 1922
• Question and Answer (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Oct 7 1922, etc.
• Something to Show for Your Money (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1922
• Don’t Monkey with the Women of P.L.A. (ed) Midnight Oct 14 1922
• The Horizon (ed) Collier’s Oct 14 1922
• What Do You Mean—Saucy? (ed) Saucy Stories Oct 15 1922
• “And by Small Things, Save Us” (ed) Short Stories Oct 25 1922
• How Much You Get in Saucy (ed) Saucy Stories Nov 1 1922
• Your Home Town (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1922
• Saucy—but Nice (ed) Saucy Stories Nov 15 1922
• Hue and Cry (ed) The Detective Magazine Nov 24 1922, etc.
• The Four Winds (br) World Fiction Nov 1922
• Places Where Saucy Stories Happen (ed) Saucy Stories Dec 1 1922
• The Blessed Interval (ed) Midnight Mystery Stories Dec 2 1922
• To Tired Business Girls (ed) Saucy Stories Dec 15 1922
• The Rights of a Bore (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1922
• The Editors Page (ed) Secrets Dec 1922
• To You (ed) Lover’s Lane Jan #1 1923, etc.
• Giving Saucily—Once a Year (ed) Saucy Stories Jan 1 1923
• Pueblo Indians’ Land (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1923
• The Beautiful and the Dumb (ed) Saucy Stories Jan 15 1923
• Whose Time Is It? (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1923
• The Plain, Unvarnished Truth (ed) Midnight Mystery Stories Jan 27 1923
• The Editor Gossips with His Readers (ed) Secrets Jan 1923
• Our Magazine and Our Rouge (ed) Saucy Stories Feb 1 1923
• Can You Guess the Ending? (ed) Midnight Mystery Stories Feb 3 1923
• Save the Indians (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1923
• Saucy’s New Service (ed) Saucy Stories Feb 15 1923
• Your Best Hour (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1923
• A Little of the Past (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Feb/Mar 1923
• Saucy Stories—and Tango Boots (ed) Saucy Stories Mar 1 1923
• Are You Ready for Good Luck? (ed) Short Stories Mar 10 1923
• Bulky Envelopes and Nice Thin Ones (ed) Saucy Stories Mar 15 1923
• Is Your Education Accomplished? (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1923
• The Books and a Desert Isle (ar) The Wolverine Spr 1923
• Keeping Lent—and Keeping Saucy (ed) Saucy Stories Apr 1 1923
• Comparative Values (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1923
• Girls’ Names (ed) Saucy Stories Apr 15 1923
• A Confession (ed) Short Stories Apr 25 1923
• Co-operation (ed) Short Stories May 25 1923
• Terror’s Tolls (ed) Live Stories Jun #2 1923
• Organized Leisure (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1923
• The Spirit of the West (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1923
• Right Side Up (ed) Live Stories Jul #2 1923
• Habit (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1923
• The New Live Feature (ed) Live Stories Aug #2 1923
• Get In and Swim (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1923
• Pro and Con (ed) Live Stories Sep 14 1923
• Stand Up to It (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1923
• Shadows of Action (cl) Action Stories Sep 1923
• [untitled editorial] (ed) To-Day Sep 1923, etc.
• Make Play of It (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1923
• How to Succeed in Life (ar) Pictorial Magazine Oct 27 1923
• A Coach or a Critic (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1923
• To My Pals (ed) Pals Nov 12 1923
• Constructive Dissatisfaction (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1923
• The Introduction to “The Story of Sean O’Conor, I.R.B.” (is) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1923
• Intensity (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1923
• Editorial Note (ed) The Pillar-Box 1923
• Keeping Things in Proportion (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1924
• Desert Mystery (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1924
• A Great Experience (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1924
• [short editorials] (ed) Collier’s Feb 23 1924
• Happiness and Perfection (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1924
• Interview with Sidney Smith (iv) College Humor Feb 1924
• Independence (ed) Short Stories Mar 10 1924
• Why College? (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1924
• Who Gets the Credit? (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1924
• Dreamers and Toilers (ed) Short Stories Apr 25 1924
• Bibliography (bi) The Double Dealer Apr 1924
• The Salesman at Headquarters (ed) Short Stories May 10 1924
• Selling Silence (ed) Short Stories May 25 1924
• Across the Editor’s Desk (ed) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly May 1924
• Your Diploma (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1924
• The Outdoor Man’s Season (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine Jun 1924
• Pleased to Meet You! (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine Jun 1924
• Save or Invest? (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1924
• Play Your Own Game (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1924
• The Lone Scout (ed) Boys’ Life Jul 1924