The FictionMags Index

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ANONYMOUS (chron.) (continued)
• * The Bride from the Grave, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Nov 22 1851
• * A Bride from the Sea, (??) 10 Story Book Oct 1935
• * The Bride I Tried to Save, (ts) The Passing Show Oct 28 1933
• * Bride Induces Escaped Convict to Surrender, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Apr 16 1921
• * The Bride Jim Fane Bought, (n.) Poppy’s Library #178 1936
• * “The Bride of Danger”, (iv) The Strand Magazine Aug 1913 [Mlle. Marie Marvingt]
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1913
• * The Bride of Death, (ms) Scotland Yard Oct 1930
• * Bride of Disaster, (nv) Secret Confessions combined with Love Revelations Sep 1941
• * Bride of India, (cs) Glamour and Peg’s Paper Dec 2 1947
• * Bride of Loneliness, (ts) True Love and Romance Jan 1943
• * The Bride of the Guillotine, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art May 18 1850
• * The Bride of the Lake, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Apr 17 1852
• * Bride of the Sea, (ts) Street & Smith’s Real Love Magazine Oct 1931
• * A Bride of the Stage [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine Jun 1914
• * Bride of the Unknown, (ss) Ghost Stories Sep 1929
• * Bride of the Woods, (ss) Dream World Jun 1924
• * The Bride of To-Day: How Wedding Customs Have Changed, (ar) The Strand Magazine Mar 1912
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Apr 1912
• * The Bride Widow, (ss) The Australian Journal Nov 1875
• * The Bridegroom Bandit, (ms) Flynn’s Aug 15 1925
• * The Bridegroom of the Dead, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Apr 24 1852
• * The Brideless House, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 24 1919
• * Brides Handed Over for ‘Testing’, (ar) Parade Mar 6 1971
• * The Bride’s Lingerie, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Apr 1909
• * The Bride’s Sister, (ts) Street & Smith’s Real Love Magazine Jul 1931
• * Bridge and Its Battlefields, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Feb 1905
• * Bridge Breaking and Bridge Making, (ar) Chums Mar 18 1916
• * The Bridge of Cloud [by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow], (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Sep 1864
• * The Bridge of Doom [Canadian Railway], (ss) The Buzzer Feb 19 1938
• * The Bridge of Gold, (cn) The Royal Magazine Oct 1911
• * The Bridge of San Martin: A Legend of Toledo, (ss) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1880
• * The Bridge of the Gods, (ms) Street & Smith’s Far West Stories May 1931
• * Bridge Space to Rob, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Jun 25 1921
• * The Bridge They Couldnt Build, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1935 1934
• * The Bridge to Nowhere, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1937 1936
• * A “Bridge” Fish-Plate Rail-Joint, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Jun 27 1908
• * Bridges Built in Minutes for Britain’s Marching Armies, (ar) Modern World Apr 6 1940
• * Bridget McKenna, (bg) The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin #122/123 1994
• * A Brief Account of the Chief Events of October 1909, (ms) St. George’s Magazine Dec 1909
• * Brief Bibliography, (bi) Aklo, A Volume of the Fantastic, ed. Mark Valentine, Roger Dobson & R. B. Russell, Tartarus Press 1998
• * A Brief Biography of Hugh B. Cave, (bg) Windy City Pulp Stories #3 2003
• * A Brief Burlesque, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine Oct 1891
• * Brief but Pointed, (cl) Pluck and Luck Aug 25 1926
• * The Brief Career of Matty Vandam, (ss) Associated Sunday Magazine Apr 18 1915
• * A Brief History of Alaska, (ar) The Golden Gazette v2 #1 2009
• * A Brief History of Gold, (ar) The Golden Gazette v4 #1 2011
• * A Brief History of Our Late War with Spain [by John Brisben Walker, [?]], (sl) Cosmopolitan Nov, Dec 1897, Jan, Feb 1898
• * Brief Notes: Michael Connelly, (ar) Crime Time v3 #1 2000
• * Brief Sketches of History: Magna Charta, (ar) Young Englishman’s Journal Dec 21 1867
• * Brief Statements Worth Thinking About, (ms) The Scrap Book Apr 1911
• * Brief Stories from New York, (ms) New York Stories Nov/Dec 1931
• * Brief Survey of the “Standard” Car, (ar) The Magnet Library Jan 19 1929
• * Brief Tales from British Rails, (ms) Railroad Stories Apr 1934
• * Brief Thoughts on Great Subjects, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper Sep 23 1893
• * Brigadier-General Sandeman Carey, C.B., (pt) Land & Water Apr 18 1918
• * Brigandage in Macedonia [by L. G. Tufnell], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1881
• * Brigands Kidnap Engineer, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jan 1912
• * The Brigand’s Secret [by William Murray Graydon; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #251 1922
• * Brigham Young, (ia) The Rio Kid Western Oct 1940, Win 1943/’44
• * Bright and Breezy, (hu) Yes or No Jul 21, Aug 4, Sep 1, Sep 15, Sep 22 1917
• * Bright Answers?, (ms) Fortune Story Magazine Sep 1929
• * A Bright Bird, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Dec 1895
• * Bright Boy’s Composition, (ar) The American Boy May 1907
• * A Bright Idea, (ar) Christian Novels Nov 7 1955
• * Bright Ideas, (ar) Christian Novels Jul 25 1955
• * Bright Ideas, (cl) Chums May 31 1919
• * Bright Ideas of Long Ago, (ms) Argosy Oct 1946
• * Bright Lights, (ts) Real Love Magazine Mar #1 1931
• * Bright Lights!, (ts) Real Love Magazine Apr #2 1930
• * Bright New Face with model Agnes Laurent, (pi) Escapade Apr 1959
• * Bright Promise in the Ozarks, (ms) Collier’s Sep 15 1951
• * The Bright Young Men of 1958, (ar) Esquire Sep 1958
• * Brighten Up Your Holiday Camp, (ar) Tit-Bits Jul 18 1936
• * Brighten Up Your Home, (ms) Secrets Apr 1947
• * Brighten Your Spring Wardrobe, (ms) Mystery May 1933
• * The Brightening of Three Dreary Back Rooms—First Paper, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Sep 1891
• * The Brightening of Three Dreary Back Rooms—Second Paper, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Oct 1891
• * The Brighter Side, (pm) The Argosy Feb 6 1892
• * Brighter Than Solomon, (pm) The Golden Argosy Aug 18 1888
• * The Brightest Lights of Night School, (pi) Ace May 1964
• * Brightly Smiling, (pi) Adam (Australia) Aug 1973
• * Brighton Charmer, (pi) Man’s Book Periodical Apr 1965
• * Brighton Elopment, (ss) The Wave Mar 28 1891
• * A Brighton Romance, (ss) Truth Nov 2 1882
• * A Brilliant Adventure, (cs) The Graphic Christmas 1876
• * A Brilliant Offensive, (ia) Battle Stories May 1929
• * A Brilliant Offensive, (ms) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #65 1935
• * A Brilliant Performance by Pal, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1896
• * The Brilliant Story Teller, (ar) Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger Magazine Nov 5 1966
• * Brilliant Styles for Little Women or Larger-Hip Types, (ar) Pictorial Review Oct 1931
• * Bring Home the Buffalo, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine Aug 1 1928
• * Bring Past to the Present, (iv) Suspense Magazine Jan 2010 [Steve Berry]
• * Bringing Back the Runaways, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Oct 5 1929
• * Bringing Debtors to Time, (ar) The Scrap Book Jun 1909
• * Bringing Down the House [by Fred Whishaw], (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1895
• * Bringing Home Big Game, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1916
• * Bringing Home Britain’s Cargoes, (ar) Modern World Oct 19 1940
• * Bringing Home the Bacon, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 10 1931
• * Bringing Home the Gas, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1938 1937
• * Bringing in the Tree, (pm) Street & Smith’s Far West Romances Jan 1932
• * “Bringing Our Sheaves with Us” [by Elizabeth Akers], (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Aug 1858
• * Bringing the Railways up to Date, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1933 1932
• * Bringing Them Across: Life on an American Destroyer in the Danger Zone, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jan 1918
• * Bringing Up Baby, (sa) Screen Romances Mar 1938
• * Bringing Up Mambo, (ms) Collier’s Nov 17 1951
• * Brings “The Fox” Out of Hiding, (iv) Suspense Magazine Aug/Sep/Oct 2018 [Frederick Forsyth]
• * Brings a New “Stalker” to the Pages, (iv) Suspense Magazine Jan/Feb/Mar 2019 [Lars Kepler]
• * Brings B.C. Into A.D., (iv) Suspense Magazine Mar 2014 [Steven Saylor]
• * Brings Own Audience, (ms) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction Apr 14 1928
• * Brings Suit for Eighteen Years’ Salary, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Mar 10 1923
• * A Brisk Trade in Corpses, (ms) Clues Jan #1 1929
• * The Bristol “Blenheim” Bomber, (ia) Air Stories (UK) Dec 1937
• * Bristol and Bucket’s Boom; or, Deadwood Dick’s Leadville Lay [Deadwood Dick], (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #96
  • Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #96 189?
• * Bristol’s Fashions, (ms) Call-Boy Jun 1949
• * Britain and America, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine Jul 1898
• * Britain at Work No. 5: For Those in Peril on the Sea, (pi) Look and Learn Jul 4 1964
• * Britain at Work: Ball point Pens by the Million, (pi) Look and Learn Feb 6 1965
• * Britain at Work: Bridge Across the Forth, (pi) Look and Learn Mar 20 1965
• * Britain at Work: Centuries of Twisting!, (pi) Look and Learn Feb 13 1965
• * Britain at Work: Gas Goes Modern, (pi) Look and Learn Feb 20 1965
• * Britain at Work: Keeping Britain Tidy, (pi) Look and Learn Mar 6, Mar 13 1965
• * Britain at Work: More Than a Million Lorries, (pi) Look and Learn Feb 27 1965
• * Britain at Work: Oil Beneath the Sea, (ar) Look and Learn Jan 23 1965
• * Britain at Work: Paint for Protection, (pi) Look and Learn May 22 1965
• * Britain at Work: Spinning a Web of Steel, (ar) Look and Learn Jan 16 1965
• * Britain at Work: The Call is...Fire!, (pi) Look and Learn Sep 12 1964
• * Britain at Work: The Demolition Men, (pi) Look and Learn May 15 1965
• * Britain at Work: The Making of a Tyre, (pi) Look and Learn Apr 10 1965
• * Britain at Work: The Merchant Navy, (pi) Look and Learn Mar 27 1965
• * Britain at Work: The Police: The Fight Against Crime, (pi) Look and Learn Aug 29 1964
• * Britain at Work: The Sugar We Grow Ourselves, (pi) Look and Learn Apr 24, May 8 1965
• * Britain at Work: What Next for Blue Streak?, (pi) Look and Learn Sep 19 1964
• * Britain Betrayed!: Beaten by Boys! [by D. H. Parry, [?]], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Dec 21 1912
• * Britain Betrayed!: Fought by Fire [by D. H. Parry, [?]], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Dec 7 1912
• * Britain Betrayed!: The Battle of Bristol Channel [by D. H. Parry, [?]], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Nov 23 1912
• * Britain Betrayed!: The Rout of the Germans [by D. H. Parry, [?]], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Nov 30 1912
• * Britain Betrayed!: The Submarine Invasion [by Edwy Searles Brooks], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Dec 14 1912
• * Britain Betrayed!: To Save an Army! [by D. H. Parry, [?]], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Dec 28 1912
• * Britain Depends on Johnny Smith!, (sl) The Skipper Oct 23, Nov 20 1937, Feb 5 1938
• * Britain Down - But Never Out, (sl) The Skipper Mar 6 1937
• * Britain Has Made It, (ar) Britannia and Eve Nov 1946
• * Britain Invaded-by Invitation! [by Robert Erskine], (ar) Look and Learn Sep 29 1962
• * Britain Must Have a Merchant Service in the Air, (ar) Modern World Aug 31 1940
• * The Britain of To-morrow, (pi) The Strand Magazine Dec 1941
• * Britain’s “Baby” Record Breaker, (ar) Modern Wonder Sep 10 1938
• * Britain’s “Dangling Doom” Defense, (ar) Flying Aces Nov 1938
• * Britain’s “Flush-Deckers”, (ar) Modern World Oct 12 1940
• * Britain’s “Victory” Raids, (ar) Modern World Oct 5 1940
• * Britain’s Air Might, (ia) Modern Wonder Jun 12 1937
• * Britain’s Battle Birds, (ms) Dare-Devil Aces Nov 1937
• * Britain’s Biggest Bridge, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1934 1933
• * Britain’s Biggest Wild Animal, (ar) Look and Learn Dec 22 1962
• * Britain’s Circus King, (iv) The Strand Magazine Dec 1928 [Bertram Mills]
  • The Strand Magazine “Overseas Edition" Christmas 1928
• * Britain’s Civil Army, (ar) Modern World Aug 17 1940
• * Britain’s Festival, (ms) Collier’s Aug 4 1951
• * Britain’s First Industries [by Robert Erskine], (ar) Look and Learn Jul 14 1962
• * Britain’s Fishermen Answer Back, (ar) Modern World Apr 20 1940
• * Britain’s Foremost Fighter, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1940 1939
• * Britain’s Future Champions, (ia) Chums Jun 1935
• * Britain’s Greatest Nurse, (ar) Look and Learn Aug 11 1962
• * Britain’s Heritage, (pi) Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger Magazine Jun 8, Jun 15, Jun 22, Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3 1968
• * Britain’s Latest Dreadnought: H.M.S. “Hood”, (cl) The Captain Mar 1920
• * Britain’s Latest Warplanes, (pi) Air Stories (UK) Apr, Sep 1939
• * Britain’s Leading Aero-Engine, (ia) Modern Wonder Apr 23 1938
• * Britain’s Men of Destiny Pt.3-Harold, the Last of the Saxons, (ar) Look and Learn Jul 6 1963
• * Britain’s Men of Destiny: The Madcap Career of Dandy George, (ar) Look and Learn Oct 12 1963
• * Britain’s Might in the Air, (ar) Modern Wonder Sep 23 1939
• * Britain’s Motorboat Battle, (ms) The Modern Boy Aug 31 1929
• * Britain’s Own Sputnik, (ar) Look and Learn Mar 24 1962
• * Britain’s Pocket Race Track, (ms) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1940 1939
• * Britain’s Premier Airport - Croydon, (ia) Modern Wonder Aug 5 1939
• * Britain’s Prime Ministers: ’Why Go to War?’, (ar) Look and Learn Jul 17 1965
• * Britains Racing Champion!, (ar) The Magnet Library Feb 23 1929
• * Britain’s Records, (ia) Chums Apr 1934
• * Britain’s Sentinels of the Skies, (ia) Modern Wonder Nov 27 1937
• * Britain’s Sky Fighters Thwart Nazi Raiders, (ar) Modern Wonders Dec 23 1939
• * Britain’s Smallest King’s Cup Entry, (ia) Modern Wonder Sep 11 1937
• * Britain’s Speedway Champion, (ar) The Modern Boy Oct 27 1928
• * Britain’s Sporting Rivals, (ar) Chums Mar 21 1926
• * Britain’s War Birds, (ia) Air Stories (UK) Mar, Apr, Aug, Sep, Oct 1936
• * Britain’s War Birds: The “Avro Anson”, (ia) Air Stories (UK) Nov 1936
• * Britain’s Water Supply Is Safe!, (ar) Modern World Jul 20 1940
• * Britain’s Wonder Liner, (ar) Modern Wonder Apr 16 1938
• * Britain’s Wonder Ship, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual, 1936 1935
• * Britain’s Year of Blood and Snow, (sl) The Skipper Oct 26, Nov 2, Nov 23, Dec 7, Dec 21, Dec 28 1935, Jan 4, Jan 11 1936
• * British Admirals and their Biographers [by James Hannay], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1867
• * British Agent, (ss) Boy’s Cinema Mar 9 1935; adapted from the movie (Leslie Howard, Kay Francis).