The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

BURRITT, EDWIN C. (stories)
• The Boy Scout Crusoes (sl) Boys’ Life Dec 1915, etc.

BURRITT, ELIHU (stories)
• The Song of the Heavenly Hosts, by Klopstock (nf) The Literary Emporium Jan 1845
• The Learned Blacksmith’s Centenary: A Point in Space (ar)

BURRITT, M. CHIPMAN (stories)
• Mrs. Carton’s Burglars (ss) The Scrap Book Aug 1907
• Al-Ka-Lied! (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jun 1909
• The Mantooth Faction (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jul 1909
• A Good Substitute (ss) The All-Story Magazine Sep 1909

BURRITT, RANSOM (fl. 1930s) (stories)
• The Perfect Crime [Solution] (ms) Clues Detective Stories May 1935

BURROS, DEBORAH (stories)
• The Riddle Trial (vi) Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Fantasy Magazine Fll 1992
• Roses (vi) Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Fantasy Magazine Sum 1993

BURROUGH, C. S. (stories)
• Box and Cotton (ss) Australian Short Stories #27 1989

BURROUGH, LORETTA G. (fl. 1930s-1960s) (stories)
• Little House (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Jul 1931
• Creeping Fingers (ss) Weird Tales Aug 1931
• [letter] (lt) Weird Tales Apr 1934
• The Cold Little God (ss) Woman’s World Nov 1934
• What Waits in Darkness (ss) Weird Tales Mar 1935
• A Visitor from Far Away (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1936
• At the Time Appointed (ss) Weird Tales Feb 1937
• The Will of the Dead (ss) Weird Tales Aug 1937
• Turnabout (ss) Redbook Magazine Jul 1938
• The Snowman (ss) Weird Tales Dec 1938
• Night Out (vi) The American Magazine Nov 1940
• Person or Persons Unknown (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1941
• Park Avenue Farmer (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1943
• Moon Hunt (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1946
• One Minute to Midnight (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1947
• The Most Precious Thing (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1947
• The Crisis (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1947
• The Other Woman (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 3 1948
• The Wedding Guest (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1948
• A Case of Mistaken Identituy (ss) McCall’s May 1955
• Why Did It Happen to Me? (ss) McCall’s Aug 1955
• Marry Me, Lisa (ss) McCall’s May 1957
• The Tie That Binds (ss) Chatelaine Aug 1959
• The Wishing Stone (ss) Redbook Apr 1962
• Reflection of Life (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1964
• The Sand Castle (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Jul 1969

BURROUGH, LORRETTA (stories)
• Home Was Never Like This (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1943

BURROUGH, R. J. (fl. 1940s-1950s) (stories)
• Fort Defiance (ss) Frontier Stories Sum 1947
• Threat of Violence (ss) Suspense Magazine Win 1952

BURROUGHS, Mrs. A. (stories)
• [letter from Ohio] (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Jul 1951

BURROUGHS, A. STANTON (stories)
• Tim Dooly’s Double (ss) Comfort Apr 1916

BURROUGHS, ALAN (fl. 1940s) (stories)
• Art and the X-Ray (ar) The Atlantic Monthly Apr 1926
• Old Paintings Under the X-Rays (ar) Fingerprints Detective #1 1945; condensed from Art Criticism from a Laboratory (George Allen and Unwin).

BURROUGHS, AUGUSTEN (stories)
• Oh that? It’s nothing. Not contagious. (vi) BlackBook Fll 2004

BURROUGHS, CHARLES WILLIAM (stories)
• Do You Want One-Cent Letter Postage? (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1915

BURROUGHS, CLARA H. (stories)
• Silent Night (sg) Everyland Dec 1917

BURROUGHS, CLARA J. (stories)
• Funiculi, Funicula: A Song of Italy (sg) Everyland Nov 1917

BURROUGHS, CLARK (stories)
• The Falling Business (ts) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1926

BURROUGHS, E. S. (stories)
• Mother Love (ss) Eerie Country #2 1979

BURROUGHS, ED (stories)
• Who Murdered Mr. Thomas? (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script Apr 16 1932; see also under Edgar Rice Burroughs.
• The Red Necktie (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script May 28 1932; see also under Edgar Rice Burroughs.

BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE (1875-1950); see pseudonyms Normal Bean, Norman Bean & John Tyler McCulloch (stories)
• Must Fight or Run Out (pm) The Chicago Tribune Oct 15 1910, as by Normal Bean.
• O, Yes; It’s Getting Thick (pm) The Chicago Tribune Sep 16 1911, as by Normal Bean.
• Carter of the Red Planet (n.) The All-Story Feb 1912 (+5), as “Under the Moons of Mars” by Norman Bean. [Barsoom]
• A Princess of Mars (n.) The All-Story Feb 1912 (+5), as “Under the Moons of Mars” by Norman Bean. [Barsoom]
• Under the Moons of Mars (n.) The All-Story Feb 1912 (+5), as by Norman Bean. [Barsoom]
• Tarzan of the Apes (n.) The All-Story Oct 1912 [Tarzan]
• The Gods of Mars (n.) The All-Story Jan 1913, etc. [Barsoom]
• The Return of Tarzan (n.) New Story Magazine Jun 1913, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Cave Girl (n.) The All-Story Jul 1913, etc.
• A Martian Glossary (ms) The All-Story Oct 1913
• A Man Without a Soul (na) The All-Story Nov 1913
• Warlord of Mars (n.) The All-Story Dec 1913, etc. [Barsoom]
• The Outlaw of Torn (n.) New Story Magazine Jan 1914, etc.
• Nay, It Hath Not Gone (pm) The Chicago Tribune Feb 3 1914, as by Normal Bean.
• The Eternal Lover (nv) All-Story Weekly Mar 7 1914 [Tarzan; Barney Custer]
• The Mad King (nv) All-Story Weekly Mar 21 1914 [Barney Custer]
• At the Earth’s Core (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914, etc. [Pellucidar]
• Lost Inside the Earth (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914 (+3), as “At the Earth’s Core”. [Pellucidar]
• The Beasts of Tarzan (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914, etc. [Tarzan]
• Tarzan Returns (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914 (+4), as “The Beasts of Tarzan”. [Tarzan]
• The Mucker (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Oct 24 1914, etc. [The Mucker]
• Sweetheart Primeval (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Jan 23 1915, etc. [Tarzan; Barney Custer]
• Pellucidar (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 1 1915, etc. [Pellucidar]
• The Contribs of Yesterday (pm) The Chicago Tribune May 31 1915, as by Normal Bean.
• Barney Custer of Beatrice (sl) All-Story Weekly Aug 7 1915, etc. [Barney Custer]
• Ben, King of Beasts (na) New York Evening World Nov 15 1915 (+5); also as “The Man-Eater”.
• The Man-Eater (na) New York Evening World Nov 15 1915 (+5), as “Ben, King of Beasts”.
• The Son of Tarzan (n.) All-Story Weekly Dec 4 1915, etc. [Tarzan]
• Beyond Thirty (na) All Around Magazine Feb 1916
• Extract from “Beyond Thirty” (ex) All Around Magazine Feb 1916
• Thuvia, Maid of Mars (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 8 1916, etc. [Barsoom]
• Will Go Gypsying All Summer (ar) Oak Leaves Apr 29 1916
• The Return of the Mucker (n.) All-Story Weekly Jun 17 1916, etc. [The Mucker]
• The Girl from Farris’s (n.) All-Story Weekly Sep 23 1916, etc.
• New Stories of Tarzan (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1916 [Tarzan]
• The Capture of Tarzan (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1916 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar (n.) All-Story Weekly Nov 18 1916, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Fight for the Balu (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1916 [Tarzan]
• The God of Tarzan (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1916 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan and the Black Boy (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1917 [Tarzan]
• The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Feb 1917 [Tarzan]
• The Cave Man (n.) All-Story Weekly Mar 31 1917, etc.
• The End of Bukawai (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Mar 1917 [Tarzan]
• The Lion (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1917 [Tarzan]
• Man or Tumblebug (ar) Oak Leaves May 26 1917
• The Nightmare (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1917 [Tarzan]
• The Lad and the Lion (n.) All-Story Weekly Jun 30 1917, etc.
• The Battle for Teeka (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1917 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan, Jungle Detective (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1917, as “The Battle for Teeka”. [Tarzan]
• A Jungle Joke (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jul 1917 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan Rescues the Moon (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1917 [Tarzan]
• Arms and the Woman (ar) Oak Leaves Nov 3 1917
• An Auto-Biography (ar) Republic Motor Truck Company 1917
• A Princess of Mars (ex) McClurg 1917 [Barsoom]
• The Oakdale Affair (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Mar 1918
• How I Became an Author (ar) Chicago Examiner Apr 4 1918
• The Land That Time Forgot (na) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1918 [Caspak]
• The People That Time Forgot (na) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1918 [Caspak]
• H.R.H. the Rider (n.) All-Story Weekly Dec 14 1918, etc.
• Go to Pershing (ar) Logansport Daily Tribune Dec 27 1918
• Out of Time’s Abyss (na) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1918 [Caspak]
• An Eye for an Eye (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1919 [Tarzan]
• When the Lion Fed (ss) The Red Book Magazine Apr 1919 [Tarzan]
• The Golden Locket (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1919 [Tarzan]
• When Blood Told (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jun 1919 [Tarzan]
• The Debt (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jul 1919 [Tarzan]
• The Black Flyer (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1919 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan and the Valley of Luna (n.) All-Story Weekly Mar 20 1920, etc. [Tarzan]
• Tarzan the Terrible (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 12 1921, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Efficiency Expert (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Oct 8 1921, etc.
• Chessmen of Mars (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 18 1922, etc. [Barsoom]
• The Girl from Hollywood (n.) Munsey’s Magazine Jun 1922, etc.
• Tarzan and the Golden Lion (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 9 1922, etc. [Tarzan]
• Conquest of the Moon (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4), as “The Moon Maid”. [Moon Sequence]
• The Moon Maid (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923, etc. [Moon Sequence]
• Tarzan and the Ant Men (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 2 1924, etc. [Tarzan]
• Why I Wrote “Tarzan and the Ant Men” (ms) Atlanta Constitution Jun 8 1924
• The Bandit of Hell’s Bend (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Sep 13 1924, etc.
• The Land That Time Forgot (n.) McClurg 1924 [Caspak]
• The Moon Men (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 21 1925, etc. [Moon Sequence]
• The Red Hawk (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Sep 5 1925, etc. [Moon Sequence]
• An Adventure in Plagiarism (ar) The Bulletin Aug/Sep 1926
• A Dispatch on Mars (ms) The Daily Express 1926
• The War Chief (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly Apr 16 1927, etc.
• The Master Mind of Mars (n.) Amazing Stories Annual 1927 [Barsoom]
• Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1927, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Tarzan Twins (n.) 1927 [Tarzan]
• The Apache Devil (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 19 1928, etc.
• Tarzan and the Lost Empire (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1928, etc. [Tarzan]
• Tanar of Pellucidar (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Mar 1929, etc. [Pellucidar]
• Tarzan at the Earth’s Core (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1929, etc. [Pellucidar; Tarzan]
• A Fighting Man of Mars (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1930, etc. [Barsoom]
• Entertainment Is Fiction’s Purpose (ar) Writer’s Digest Jun 1930
• Tarzan, Guard of the Jungle (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1930, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Land of Hidden Men (n.) The Blue Book Magazine May 1931, etc.
• The Triumph of Tarzan (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1931, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Men Who Make the Argosy (cl) Argosy Mar 12 1932
• Tarzan and the City of Gold (n.) Argosy Mar 12 1932, etc. [Tarzan]
• Who Murdered Mr. Thomas? (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script Apr 16 1932, as by Ed Burroughs.
• The Red Necktie (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script May 28 1932, as by Ed Burroughs.
• The Tarzan Theme (ar) Writer’s Digest Jun 1932
• Tarzan and the Leopard Men (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1932, etc. [Tarzan]
• The Pirates of Venus (n.) Argosy Sep 17 1932, etc. [Venus]
• The Terrace Drive Murder (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script Oct 8 1932
• Lost on Venus (n.) Argosy Mar 4 1933, etc. [Venus]
• The Pirates of Venus—Prologue (ex) The Passing Show Sep 30 1933 [Venus]
• Tarzan and the Lion Man (n.) Liberty Nov 11 1933, etc. [Tarzan]
• Swords of Mars (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1934, etc. [Barsoom]
• Tarzan and the Immortal Men (n.) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1935, etc. [Tarzan]
• Tarzan and the Magic Men (sl) Argosy Sep 19 1936, etc. [Tarzan]
• Seven Worlds to Conquer (n.) Argosy Jan 9 1937, etc.
• The Resurrection of Jimber-Jaw (nv) Argosy Feb 20 1937
• Tarzan and the Elephant Men (sl) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1937, etc. [Tarzan]
• Carson of Venus (n.) Argosy Jan 8 1938, etc. [Venus]
• The Red Star of Tarzan (n.) Argosy Mar 19 1938, etc. [Tarzan]
• Tarzan of the Apes . . . and the Hidden Treasure (ss) Famous Feature Stories #1 1938 [Tarzan]
• The Synthetic Men of Mars (n.) Argosy Jan 7 1939, etc. [Barsoom]
• The Scientists Revolt (na) Fantastic Adventures Jul 1939
• John Carter on Mars (an introduction) (nv) The Stunning Scientifan Fll 1939
• The Terrible Tenderfoot (sl) Thrilling Adventures Mar 1940, etc.
• Tarzan and the Champion (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1940 [Tarzan]
• Tarzan and the Jungle Murders (nv) Thrilling Adventures Jun 1940 [Tarzan]
• John Carter and the Giant of Mars (na) Amazing Stories Jan 1941; revised and expanded from John Carter of Mars, Whitman 1940. [Barsoom]
• The City of Mummies (na) Amazing Stories Mar 1941 [Barsoom]
• Slaves of the Fish Men (na) Fantastic Adventures Mar 1941 [Venus]
• An Autobiographical Sketch (ar) Amazing Stories Jun 1941, as “Meet the Authors”.
• Black Pirates of Barsoom (na) Amazing Stories Jun 1941 [Barsoom]
• Edgar Rice Burroughs (bg) Amazing Stories Jun 1941
• ERB on Edgar Rice Burroughs (ar) Amazing Stories Jun 1941
• Meet the Authors (ar) Amazing Stories Jun 1941; also as “An Autobiographical Sketch”.
• Meet the Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs (bg) Amazing Stories Jun 1941
• Goddess of Fire (na) Fantastic Adventures Jul 1941 [Venus]
• The Quest of Tarzan (sl) Argosy Aug 23 1941, etc. [Tarzan]
• Yellow Men of Mars (na) Amazing Stories Aug 1941 [Barsoom]
• Invisible Men of Mars (na) Amazing Stories Oct 1941 [Barsoom]
• The Living Dead (na) Fantastic Adventures Nov 1941 [Venus]
• Beyond the Farthest Star (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1942 [Poloda]
• The Return to Pellucidar (nv) Amazing Stories Feb 1942 [Pellucidar]
• Men of the Bronze Age (na) Amazing Stories Mar 1942 [Pellucidar]
• War on Venus (na) Fantastic Adventures Mar 1942 [Venus]
• Tiger Girl (na) Amazing Stories Apr 1942 [Pellucidar]
• Skeleton Men of Jupiter (na) Amazing Stories Feb 1943 [Barsoom]
• Edgar Rice Burroughs, War Correspondent: Hospital Care of Casualties in Pacific Area Unexcelled (ar) Feb 1945
• Beyond Thirty & The Man-Eater (co) Science Fiction & Fantasy Publications 1957; also as “The Lost Continent”.
• The Lost Continent (co) Science Fiction & Fantasy Publications 1957, as “Beyond Thirty & The Man-Eater”.
• Savage Pellucidar (na) Amazing Stories Nov 1963 [Pellucidar]