The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

COUPIN, HENRI (chron.)
• * Animals That Joke, (ar) The Strand Magazine Feb 1906
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Mar 1906

COUPLAND, DOUGLAS (1961- ) (chron.)
• * Clone, Clone on the Range, (vi) Time (Atlantic Edition) Mar 10 1997
_____, [ref.]
• * “All Families Are Psychotic” reviewed by Josh Lacey, (br) Interzone Mar 2002
• * “Postcards from Coup Land: Douglas Coupland Interviewed” by Dan Coxton, (iv) The Third Alternative #24 2000

COUPLAND, KRISHAN (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Apples, (ss) Jupiter #37 2012
• * Journal, (ss) Forgotten Worlds #8 2007
• * Kaitlin Out of Space, (ss) Abyss & Apex #64 2017
• * What My Dad Does at Work All Day, (vi) Twisted Tongue May 2008

COUPLING, J. J.; pseudonym of John R. Pierce, (1910-2002) (chron.)
• * Activity, (ar) Astounding Nov 1946
• * Broad Band, (ar) Astounding Aug 1947
• * Chance Remarks, (ar) Astounding Oct 1949
• * Don’t Write: Telegraph!, (ar) Astounding Mar 1952
• * Ergodic Prediction, (fa) Astounding Feb 1950
• * The Good Life, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Feb 1952
• * How to Build a Thinking Machine, (ar) Astounding Aug 1950
• * In 2063 She Ceased to Be, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Oct 1959
• * It Isn’t So Easy, (ar) Astounding May 1945
• * Less Light, Please, (ar) Astounding Mar 1947
• * The Little Blue Cells, (ar) Astounding Feb 1949
• * Little Enough, (ar) Astounding Apr 1945
• * Maggie, (ar) Astounding Feb 1948
• * Mr. Kinkaid’s Pasts, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Aug 1953
  • The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (UK) Dec 1953
• * News from Our Sun, (ar) Astounding Jun 1947
• * On Atomic Jets, (ar) Astounding Jan 1955
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Jun 1955
• * Period Piece, (ss) Astounding Nov 1948
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Apr 1951
• * Phony Atoms, (ar) Astounding May 1946
• * Portrait of a Voice, (ar) Astounding Jul 1946
• * Science for Art’s Sake, (ar) Astounding Nov 1950
• * Space Heater, (ar) Astounding Feb 1954
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Jul 1954
• * Stuck in the Mud, (ar) Astounding Nov 1947
• * Transistors, (ar) Astounding Jun 1952
• * Universes to Order, (ar) Astounding Feb 1944
• * [letter from New Jersey], (lt) Astounding Oct 1953, Oct 1954
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Mar 1954, Mar 1955
• * [letter from New Jersey], (lt) Analog Oct 1962, Jun 1964
  • Analog (UK) Feb 1963
• * [letter], (lt) Astounding Mar 1948

“COUPON”; pseudonym (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Initial Initiative, (pm) The Red Magazine Dec 21 1923

COURAGE, JAMES (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * After the Earthquake, (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1954
• * An Evening for a Fish, (ss) The London Magazine Oct 1957
• * Lost Language, (pm) The Windmill v1 #2 1945
• * Nothing to Make Us Mad, (ss) The London Magazine Mar 1954
• * Scusi, (ss) The London Magazine Jun 1955
_____, [ref.]
• * “The Call Home” reviewed by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine Dec 1956
• * “The Young Have Secrets” reviewed by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine May 1955

COURAGE, JAMES F. (chron.)
• * From a Balcony, (ss) The Living Age Sep 25 1926

COURANT, JACQUES (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * This Bed Business, (ss) Paris Frolics Jan 1932

COURCHESNE, MARIO (chron.)
• * 3283 (with Paul Roux), (cs) Solaris #54 1984

COURIER, PAUL LOUIS (1772-1825) (chron.)
• * A Night of Terror, (vi); translated from the French.
  • The Scrap Book Dec 1906

COURLAND, HARRIS (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Miss Gaillard, (ss) Snappy Stories Sep 1912

COURLANDER, ALEXANDER (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Old Jarge Webling, (ss) Nash’s Magazine Oct 1909
• * Penance, (ss) Nash’s Magazine Feb 1910

COURLANDER, ALPHONSE (1881-1914); (about) (chron.)
• * The Beggar, (vi) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1907
• * Catesby’s Convict, (ss) The Captain Oct 1910
• * A Change of Clothing, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine Nov 1901
• * Death and the Millionaire, (vi) The London Magazine Apr 1907
• * The Face in the Crowd, (ss) The Red Magazine Feb 1909
• * Guilty!, (vi) The London Magazine Jan 1907
• * The House in the Rue Neast, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Mar 1910
• * Jehan, (ss) The Story-teller Feb 1909
• * Lucille of the Convent, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Sep 1909
• * “Marie-Louise”, (ss) The London Magazine Mar 1908
• * The Other Man, (ss) The London Magazine Nov 1908
• * The Plague of Beggars, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine May 1907
• * Queen Cophetua and the Beggar-Man, (ss) The Strand Magazine Aug 1913
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1913
• * The Reappearance, (ss) The London Magazine Feb 1911
  • The Outlook Dec 23 1911
• * The Revolt of the Women, (ss) The Red Magazine Nov 1909
• * Seagulls, (pm) The London Magazine Aug 1907
• * “Treasure”, (vi) The London Magazine Sep 1906
• * Twenty Francs, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1907
• * The Wheel of Fortune, (ss) The Novel Magazine Nov 1907
• * The Wife of Christopher Lerris, (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1913
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Jan 1914

COURLANDER, KATHLEEN (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Evening Primrose, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1934

COURNOS, HELEN SYBIL NORTON KESTNER (1893-1959); see pseudonym John Hawk; (about) (chron.)

COURNOS, JOHN; [born Ivan Grigorievich Korshun] (1881-1966); see pseudonym John Courtney; (about) (chron.)
• * Autobiography, (pm) Coterie #4 1920
• * The Contest, (pm) Coterie #4 1920
• * The Don Juan of Pentonville, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v1 #4 1951
• * Inscriptions, (pm) To-Day Mar 1920
• * My Neighbor, (ms) The Smart Set Oct 1915
• * My Ready-Made Family, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1925
• * Peter’s Story, (ss) This Quarter Sep 1931
  • American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #6 1952
• * The Purist, (ss) The Smart Set Aug 1915
• * The Samovar, (ss) The Dial Jun 1923
• * Second Honeymoon, (ss) Esquire Oct 1935
• * The Sermon, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v1 #3 1951
• * The Story of the Stranger, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 19 1931
  • The Avon Annual #2 1945
_____, trans.
• * The Guest, by Alexei Mikhailovich Remizov, (vi) The Russian Review Apr 1918
  • Fantasy and Terror #11 1989
• * Mother and Destroyer, by Maxim Gorky, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Nov 15 1913
• * They, by Fyodor Sologub, (vi) 1917
  • Fantasy and Terror #10 1987
_____, [ref.]
• * “Babel” reviewed by Albert Goldstein, (br) The Double Dealer Dec 1922
• * “A Book of Prophecy” reviewed by Anthony Boucher, (br) Unknown Worlds Dec 1942

COURONNE, ARMAND (chron.)
• * At the “Cabaret Des Demi-Veuves”, (ss) Young’s Magazine Sep 1919
• * Honor Among Thieves, (ss) Young’s Magazine Oct 1919
• * The Madonna of M. Lavedin, (ss) Breezy Stories Oct 1945

COURRIER, H. HERBERT (chron.)
• * A Tobacco Skull, (ss) The Owl Jul 1897

COURSEN, CHARLOTTE H. (chron.)
• * Tyrol at the World’s Fair, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1893

COURSEN, F. B. (chron.)
• * In the Fields, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jul 1891

COURSEN, H(erbert) R(andolph, Jr.) (1938-2011) (chron.)
• * 20 November 1993, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fll 1996
• * 4 August 2000, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spr 2001
• * The Next Day: Dusk, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fll 1996
• * Resistance: 8 January 1994, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fll 1996

COURSEY, W. S. (chron.)
• * McKinley As Commander in Chief, (ar) National Magazine May 1902

COURSON, GEORGE (chron.)
• * Boomerang Blonde, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Sep 1940
• * Case of the Hooded Three, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Nov 1940
• * The Kasenkina Story, (ts) Man’s Master Detective (Australia) Sep 1954
• * Swath of the Cyclone Raiders, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Dec 1940

COURT, ALFRED (chron.)
• * Kiss Me, Killers!, (ss) Real Mar 1956

COURT, DEVEREUX (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Hunting of the Snark, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1911

COURT, F. G. (chron.)
• * Town and Country, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine Nov 1927

COURT, G. (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * An Alibi for Love [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Apr 1915
  • The Story-teller Jul 1915
• * Five Frozen Notes of Interrogation [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans May 1915
• * The Grip of Greed, (sl) The Novel Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1908
• * A Grocer Baronet (with M. Court), (ss) The Bellman Aug 14 1915
• * Harrington Gale in America:
  * ___ I. The Knights Errant of the West [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Dec 1915
  * ___ II. The Peril of the Wood [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Jan 1916
  * ___ III. Sleeve-Links [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Feb 1916
  * ___ IV. Unspeakable Evidence [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Apr 1916
• * In Camera [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Aug 1915
• * The Knights Errant of the West [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Dec 1915
• * “P.S.—”, (ss) The Bellman Apr 10 1915
• * The Peril of the Wood [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Jan 1916
• * A Safe Suggestion [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Sep 1915
• * Shelved [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Nov 1915
• * Sleeve-Links [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Feb 1916
• * The Teeth of the Storm [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Jun 1915
  • The New Magazine (UK) Sep 1915
• * Unspeakable Evidence [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Apr 1916
• * Wax to Retain [Harrington Gale], (ss) Short Stories Jul 1915

COURT, GERALD (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * A Nailing Defence, (ss) The Blue Magazine Jan 1922

COURT, HARLEY L.; pseudonym of Robert Leslie Bellem, (1902-1968); other pseudonyms Don Amour, John Archer, Jon Asche, Mark Baker, Leslie Banks, Rene Barad, Farnham Black, Reeves L. Black, Dorothy Blayne, Dick Bowen, Walter Bronson, Ellery Watson Calder, Esmé Condon, Rex Daly, Luli Delmar, Dick Dover, Allan Henry, Fred Horton, Jerome Hyams, Roger James, Nelson Kent, W. Burt Knabel, Martha Leslie, Roberta Belle Leslie, Richard Lyle, Lee Martin, James W. Marvin, Hugh McKnight, R. L. Morris, Kenneth A. Nelson, Jerome Severs Perry, C. K. Poore, Ben Proctor, Mlle. Renee, Rod Rhiemers, Frank Roberts, Lester Roberts, Rex Roberts, L. N. Snyder, Richard Lathrop Steed, Hamilton Washburn, L. W. Watson, Perry Watson & Harcourt Weems (chron.)
• * Backfire, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1939
• * A Betting Chance, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Jan 1941
• * Blackmail Bargain, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Feb 1935
• * Branded, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Feb 1940
• * Burned Bridges, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Jul 1940
• * Buyer Beware!, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1939
• * Ceylon Special, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Dec 1934; also as “Murder Limited”, by Grant Mason.
• * Confession, (ss) Private Detective Stories Dec 1938, as “Too Many Alibis” by Robert Leslie Bellem.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Jun 1942
• * Dead Man’s Name [John Allison], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Dec 1936; also as “Copper’s Gamble”, by Max Neilson.
• * Death at Headquarters, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1934
• * Death by Election, (ss) Hollywood Detective May 1944
• * Death on the Rails, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Mar 1940
• * Death’s Double Talk, (ss) Hollywood Detective Sep 1943
• * Diamond Cut Diamond, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1939