The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

ANONYMOUS (chron.) (continued)
• * A Clue from a Voice: An Old Maid’s Story, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Feb 14 1891
• * The Clue from the Persian’s Coat [Dixon Hawke], (ss) Dixon Hawke’s Case Book Spr 1952
• * The Clue from the Sea [Strang—Sea Detective], (ss) The Buzzer Apr 23 1938
• * A Clue in Clay [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly Jun 27 1936; rewritten from Penny Pictorial #635 to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue in Smoke [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #168 1925
• * The Clue in the Berg [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #250 1929
• * The Clue in the Bottle [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #445 1936
• * The Clue in the Chew [Dixon Hawke], (nv) Dixon Hawke Library #533 1940
• * The Clue in the Dark [Dixon Hawke], (ss) Dixon Hawke’s Case Book Spr 1953
• * The Clue in the Lion’s Mouth [Dixon Hawke], (nv) Dixon Hawke Library #525 1940
• * The Clue of LK666 [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #418 1935
• * The Clue of the Agile Mouth, (ms) Clues Jul #1 1928
• * The Clue of the Branded Bullets [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #431 1936
• * The Clue of the Brick Wall, (ms) New Sensations Sep/Oct 1925
• * The Clue of the Broken Boots [Marcus Max], (ss)
  • Detective Weekly Jun 20 1936
• * The Clue of the Charred Diary [by William J. Bayfield; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #99 1919
• * The Clue of the Chiming Bells [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #318 1932
• * The Clue of the Chinese Foot [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly Sep 5 1936; rewritten from “The Mystery of Paulton Towers” (Penny Pictorial #655) to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue of the Chinese Puzzle [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #576 1941
• * The Clue of the Cloakroom Ticket [by R. C. Armour; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #373 1925
• * The Clue of the Comic Cartoon [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #536 1940
• * The Clue of the Crimson Eye [by Edwy Searles Brooks; Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #406 1935
• * The Clue of the Crimson Needle [by Andrew Murray; Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #514
  • Detective Weekly Feb 3 1940
• * The Clue of the Crimson Scarf! [Will Spearing], (nv) Pluck Jun 6 1914
• * The Clue of the Cryptic Collar [World’s Policemen], (ss) The Triumph Sep 30 1933
• * The Clue of the Ebony Cane [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #500 1939
• * The Clue of the Fires That Failed [Dixon Hawke], (nv) Dixon Hawke Library #553 1941
• * The Clue of the Flaming Phoenix [by H. H. Clifford Gibbons; Sexton Blake], (na) The Sexton Blake Library
  • Detective Weekly Mar 18 1939
• * The Clue of the Four Wigs [by G. H. Teed; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #16 1925
• * The Clue of the Glass Eye [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #516 1939
• * The Clue of the Golden Collar Stud [by Jack Wylde; Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper Jan 9 1923
• * The Clue of the Golden Goblet [Dixon Hawke], (ss) Dixon Hawke’s Case Book Spr 1952
• * The Clue of the Green Scarf [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly Apr 18 1936; rewritten from “The Problem of the Missing Bride” (Penny Pictorial #636) to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue of the Hot Cross Bun [by Basil Storey; Cheerless Homes], (ss) School Cap Dec 12 1953
• * The Clue of the Howling Dog [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #507 1939
• * The Clue of the Locked Diary [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly May 9 1936; rewritten from “The Temple Towers Mystery” (Penny Pictorial #641) to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue of the Missing Fang [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #548 1940
• * The Clue of the Missing Smell [Dixon Hawke], (ss) Sporting Post Feb 5 1949; also as “The Case of the 25,000 Pound Sheep”.
• * The Clue of the Moon Shaped Scar [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #481 1938
• * Clue of the Mountain Boy [by Robert Erskine], (ar) Look and Learn May 5 1962
• * The Clue of the Purple Lash [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #110 1923
• * The Clue of the Raincoat [by G. H. Teed; Nelson Lee], (na) The Nelson Lee Library Oct 14 1916
• * The Clue of the Scarlet Singers [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #563 1941
• * The Clue of the Second Fingerprint [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #437 1936
• * The Clue of the Second Tooth [by Donald Stuart; Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #105 1927
• * The Clue of the Silk Handkerchief, (ar) The Thriller Mar 28 1936
• * The Clue of the Spoilt Negative [by W. J. Lomax], (ss) The Boys’ Friend Oct 24 1914
• * The Clue of the Stained Cigarette [Sexton Blake], (ss) Penny Pictorial Aug 22 1908
• * The Clue of the Straw Hat; or, The Waiting-Room Mystery [by William J. Bayfield; Nelson Lee], (na)
  • The Nelson Lee Library Jun 26 1915
• * The Clue of the Three Half Crowns [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly Jun 13 1936; rewritten from Penny Pictorial #644 to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue of the Torn Ace [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #426 1936
• * The Clue of the Torn Veil [by Emily Jane Allingham; Phinella Martin], (ss) Woman’s Weekly Dec 8 1917
• * The Clue of the Twisted ’B’ [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #203 1927
• * The Clue of the Twisted Ring [by Edwy Searles Brooks; Nelson Lee], (na) The Nelson Lee Library May 5 1917
• * The Clue of the Twisted Thumb [Marcus Max], (ss) Detective Weekly May 16 1936; rewritten from Penny Pictorial #642 to feature Marcus Max instead of Sexton Blake.
• * The Clue of the Two Orange Pips [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #138 1924; also as “The Peril of the Orange Pips”.
• * Clue Puzzles, (ms) Special Detective Oct 1937
• * The Clue That Winked [Dixon Hawke], (nv) Dixon Hawke Library #531 1940
• * The Clue Was H2O [Dixon Hawke], (ss) Sporting Post Mar 11 1950; also as “The Deadly Glass of Water”.
• * Clue Words, (cn) Pearson’s Weekly Oct 31, Nov 14 1931
• * Clues from a Criminal’s Head, (ar) Speed Detective Mar 1943
• * Clues to Good Reading, (cl) Detective-Dragnet Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, May 1931
• * Clues to Thrills, (cl) Ten Detective Aces Apr, May/Jun 1933, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Oct 1935
• * Clues! Clues! Clues!, (cl) Chums Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Aug 10 1912
• * A Cluster of Masterpieces, (pi) The Strand Magazine Feb 1907
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Apr 1907
• * A Cluster of Young Bass Keeping Themselves Warm, (pt) The Captain Mar 1923
• * Clyde Forsythe, (pt) Boys’ Life Aug, Nov 1918
• * Clyde Pangborn, (ms) Bill Barnes Air Adventurer May 1935
• * Clyde Pangborn’s New Flying Wing, (ms) Bill Barnes Air Trails Aug 1936
  • Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) Aug 1936
• * CNN: Cthulhu News Network, (ss) The World of H.P. Lovecraft Sum/Fll 1995
• * A Co-Ed’s Escapade, (pi)
  • Escapade’s Choicest Fll 1956, #3 1957
• * Co-operation and the Civil Service, (ar) The Dark Blue Mar 1873
• * Co-operation Brings Success, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine Oct 1907
• * Co-operative Stores [by D. C. Lathbury], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1873
• * The Co-Optimists Come Back, (ms) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine Oct 1929
• * A Coach Drive at the Lakes: Part I. From Windermere to Rydal Water [by Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1888
• * A Coach Drive at the Lakes: Part II. From Rydal to Thirlmere [by Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1888
• * A Coach Drive at the Lakes: Part III. From Thirlmere to Keswick [by Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1888
• * A Coaching Holiday Was Not So Jolly, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1955
• * Coal 59 Cents a Ton, (pi) Railroad Magazine May 1940
• * The Coal Barge-Train, (ia) Modern Wonder Mar 11 1939
• * The Coal Fields of Wyoming, (ms) Far West Illustrated Feb 1928
• * Coal Jimmy, (ar) Railroad Magazine Apr 1949
• * A Coal Strike Gave Him His Chance, (ar) Tit-Bits Jan 25 1936
• * The Coast Artillery Song, (pm) Fawcett’s Battle Stories Nov 1929
• * Coast Defence [by Vivian Dering Majendie], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Aug 1868
• * Coast Guard in the Air, (ms) Doc Savage Apr 1936
• * Coast League Makes Good, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 25 1931
• * The Coast Raiders, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #29 1921
• * The Coast-Guardsman’s Yarn, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper Jul 12, Jul 19 1879
• * The Coastal Patrol, (ar) The Modern Boy Nov 23 1929
• * Coasting, (ar) The Argosy Dec 10 1892
• * Coasting on Air, (ar) Bill Barnes Air Trails Aug 1936
  • Bill Barnes Air Trails (Canada) Aug 1936
• * Coasting on Electric Cars, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jul 1911
• * Coat & Shirt Tales, (ar) Penthouse Apr 1995
• * Coat Convicts Murderer, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 28 1921
• * A Coat of Arms - Can You Design One?, (pz) The Silver Jacket #27 1955
• * ’The Coat-hanger’ Sydney Harbour Bride, (ar) Look and Learn Feb 17 1962
• * Coats of Camouflage, (ar) Look and Learn Oct 6 1962
• * Coats of Many Colors, (pi) Collier’s Jun 15 1918
• * Cobbett [by Thomas E. Kebbel], (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Apr 1879
• * Cobbler Keezar’s Vision [by John Greenleaf Whittier], (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Feb 1861
• * A Cobra Accomplice, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Mar 1931
• * The Cobra Strikes [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #441 1936
• * The Cobweb of a Lonely Spider, (ss) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1888
• * Cobwebs Cause Man’s Arrest, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Sep 9 1922
• * Cocardes of Treachery, (ar) Sky Birds Jan 1932
• * Cochise, (ia) The Rio Kid Western Feb 1945
• * Cochise the Avenging Apache, (ar) School Cap Nov 28 1953
• * Cock Fight, (pi) Argosy Dec 1955
• * The Cock o’ the North!, (pi) The Modern Boy Sep 29 1934
• * Cock of the Rock, (ar) Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger Magazine Nov 11 1967
• * Cock-a-Doodle-Doo! or, the Crowing of the Noble Cock Beneventano [by Herman Melville], (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Dec 1853
• * The Cock-Eye Chef [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Nov 6 1937
• * Cock-eye Gets the Bird [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer May 7 1938
• * Cock-Eye joins the Navy [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Apr 9 1938
• * Cock-Eye on the Spot [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Jun 4 1938
• * Cock-Eye the Detective [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Jan 29 1938
• * Cock-Eye the Sailor [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Oct 16 1937
• * Cock-Eyed Camera, (ed) The Strand Magazine Oct 1945
• * The Cock-Eyed Casebook, (ms) New Detective Magazine Aug 1951, Feb 1953
• * The Cock-Eyed President [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Mar 5 1938
• * Cock-Eye’s Concertina [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Apr 23 1938
• * Cock-Eye’s One Man War [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Jan 15 1938
• * A Cock-Fight in Havana, (ss)
  • Short Stories May 1897
• * Cockeye the Whaler [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Jan 8 1938
• * Cockeyed Capers, (ms) Swank Apr 1972
• * Cockeyed Cavaliers!, (sa) The Modern Boy Feb 16 1935
• * Cockeye’s Castaway [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Dec 11 1937
• * Cockeye’s Treasure Hunt [Cock-Eye Chef], (ss) The Buzzer Dec 18 1937
• * A Cockney Wail, (pm) London Figaro
  • Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Dec 1872
• * Cockpit Development, (pi) Air Trails Aug 1937
• * The Cockpit Ghost, (??) The Boy’s Own Paper Christmas 1894
• * Cockroachin’, (ms) Adam May, Jun 1975
• * A Cock’s Kermesse [by E. C. Grenville Murray, [?]; Queer Stories], (ss) Truth Aug 14 1879
• * Cocktail Hour!, (ct) Nifty Stories Aug 1930
• * “Cocktail-Pickup” Wives, (ts) Modern Romances Sep 1941
• * Cocktails with Cole, (iv) Fear Dec 2015 [Adrian Cole]
• * Cocoa and Oil in the West Indies, (ar) The Strand Magazine Jun 1910
• * Cocoanuts Are Hard to Produce, (ms) Mystery Magazine Oct 1 1922
• * Coconut Palm, the Javanese Stuff of Life, (ms) Mystery Magazine Mar 1 1919
• * Cod and Canvas, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 5 1939
• * Coda (adapted from the Corsican), (pm) The Double Dealer Jan 1921
• * The Coddling of Crooks Breeds Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Jul 15 1922
• * A Code in the Head Is Better Than None [Colonel Stoopnagle], (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Jun 1932
• * The Code of Honour, (ss) Boy’s Cinema Aug 8 1931; adapted from the movie (Mahlon Hamilton, Doris Hill).
• * Code of the Texas Trail, (ed) .44 Western Magazine Feb 1941
• * A Code Which No One Can Solve, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Aug 4 1928
• * Coded in Earnest [by Rex Hayden Maxon; Sob Sister Sue], (cs) Private Detective Stories Jun 1937
  • High Adventure #45 1999
• * Codes and Ciphers, (cl) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Oct, Nov 1931
• * Codes for Daily Life, (ms) The Scrap Book Nov 1910
• * Codric: The First Export Tycoon, (ar) Look and Learn May 15 1965
• * The Coercion of Major Guff, (pm) New Orleans Times-Democrat
  • People’s Magazine Aug 1906
• * Coffee, (ar) Sunshine Aug 1889
• * Coffee and the Plague, (ms) The Youth’s Companion Jan 4 1900
• * Coffee Shop:
  ___ Mort Castle Interview, (iv) After Hours Sum 1990
  ___ Deidra Cox Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1992
  ___ Elvira, Mistress of the Dark Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1990
  ___ Nina Kiriki Hoffman Interview, (iv) After Hours Sum 1991
  ___ Nancy Holder Interview, (iv) After Hours Spr 1992
  * ___ An Interview with Alan Rodgers, (iv) After Hours Aut 1992
  ___ Nancy Kilpatrick Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1993
  ___ Roberta Lannes Interview, (iv) After Hours Sum 1993
  ___ Joe R. Lansdale Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1991
  ___ Elizabeth Massie Interview, (iv) After Hours Sum 1994
  ___ Richard Christian Matheson Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1989
  ___ William F. Nolan Interview, (iv) After Hours Win 1991
  ___ Wayne Allen Sallee Interview, (iv) After Hours Spr 1991
  ___ David B. Silva Interview, (iv) After Hours Spr 1993
  ___ Tanith Lee Interview, (iv) After Hours Win 1995
  ___ Ruth Thompson Interview, (iv) After Hours Win 1992
  ___ Steve Tymon Interview, (iv) After Hours Win 1994
  ___ Lawrence Watt-Evans Interview, (iv) After Hours Win 1993
  ___ Elayne Wechsler-Chaput Interview, (iv) After Hours Aut 1994
  * ___ J. N. Williamson Interview, (iv) After Hours Spr 1994 [J.N. Williamson]