The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

NEILL, E. P. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Red Wing, MN], (lt) Astounding Feb 1931

NEILL, EDITH MARTHA (chron.)
• * Liberty’s Wisecrack Contest, (pm) Liberty Dec 3 1938

NEILL, ESTHER WAGGAMAN (1874-?) (chron.)
• * Cleste, (ss) The Catholic World Jun 1922
• * Divorced, (ss) The Catholic World Nov 1920
• * Friends, (ss) The Catholic World Sep 1917
• * Playing the Game, (ss) The All-Story Magazine May 1911
  • The All-Story Magazine (UK) May 1911
• * A Politician’s Daughter, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Dec 1903

NEILL, GEOFFREY (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Marcel and His Wife, (ss) The Farallon Review #5 2013

NEILL, HARRY H. (chron.)
• * The Recent Legal-Tender Decision, (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1885

NEILL, ISABEL (chron.)
• * Fidelity, (pm) Breezy Stories Aug 1928
  • Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine May 1937
  • Breezy Stories Jan 1940
• * Recompense, (pm) Breezy Stories Oct 1928

NEILL, JEFFERSON O. (chron.)
• * Waddy and the H.U.P., (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine Jun 1907

NEILL, JOHN; pseudonym of Sherry Mangan, (1904-1961); other pseudonyms D. Haldemand & J. Sherry (chron.)
• * Berserk, (pi) Adventure Aug 1959
• * Steel-Plated Gangster, (ar) Adventure Jul 1956
• * The World’s Deepest Dive, (pi) Adventure Feb 1956
_____, as told to
• * Man with the Blood-Red Cape (as told by César Girón), (ar) Argosy Jan 1957

NEILL, JOHN R(ea) (1877-1943); (about) (chron.) (art)
• * The Gordon Kid and the Leprechaun, (ss) Boys’ Life Dec 1920
• * The Little Journeys of Nip & Tuck (with W. R. Bradford), (cs)
  • Oz-story Magazine #3 1997
• * The Little Journeys of Nip and Tuck (with W. R. Bradford), (cs) Jul 4 1909
  • Oz-story Magazine #1 1995
• * The Little Journeys of Nip and Tuck (with W. R. Bradford), (pm) The San Diego Union Apr 18 1909
  • Oz-story Magazine #6 2000
• * The Men Who Make the Argosy, (cl) Argosy Nov 8 1930
• * The Mysterious Stranger, (ss) Boys’ Life Dec 1919
• * Toyland, (vi) Oz-story Magazine #2 1996

NEILL, MARGARET P. (chron.)
• * Stones of Darkness, (ss) Woman’s Magazine (UK) Feb 1936

NEILL, MARION HARRIS (chron.)
• * Vegetables for the Thanksgiving Table, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Nov 1 1910

NEILL, OWEN (chron.)
• * My Warrior Sleeps, (pm) Bardic Runes #4
  • Xizquil #10 1993

NEILLSON, THOMAS (chron.)
• * Budget Chops, (iv) Fear Jul 1991 [Herschell Gordon Lewis]

NEILOR, ROBERT S. (chron.)
• * The Pulp Inheritance, (ar) FTL Sum 1990

NEILSEN, DAVID (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Contents of the Box with the Ribbon, (ss) Fantasy Scroll Magazine Sep 2014
• * The Séance, (ss) Ember Fll 2014

NEILSON, ALICE
_____, [ref.]
• * “A Chat with Miss Alice Neilsen” by C. A. M., (iv) The Idler Jun 1901

NEILSON, FRANK; pseudonym of Frank N. Stratton, (?-1905) (chron.)
• * The Call of the Quail, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine Jun 1903
• * The Man and the Horse, (ss) The Argosy Aug 1902
  • The Royal Magazine Jan 1903
• * Nell J. Oppenheim, (ss) The Delineator Jul 1911
• * The Vindication of East, (ss) The Clever Magazine Jul 1903
• * The Voices That Came to Beasly, (ss) The Argosy Feb 1903

NEILSON, H. C. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
_____, as told by
• * Prisoners of the Sea Devil (as told to Harold Bradley Say), (ts) Fawcett’s Battle Stories Nov 1932

NEILSON, JESSIE (chron.)
_____, as told by
• * She Was von Luckner’s Captive (as told to Harold Bradley Say), (ts) Liberty Jan 7 1933

NEILSON, JOHN SHAW (chron.)
• * For a Little Girl’s Birthday, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * From a Coffin, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * Love in Absence, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * Love’s Coming, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * May, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * The Quarrel with the Neighbor, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * Selected Poems, (gp)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * Song Be Delicate, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * Stephen Foster, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935
• * The Winter Sundown, (pm)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Oct 1935

NEILSON, JULIA (Emilie) (1868-1957); (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “Mr. and Mrs. Fred Terry at Home” by Raymond Blathwayt, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine May 1903
• * “‘My First Appearance’, No. XI: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Terry” by Percy Cross Standing, (ar) The Ludgate Apr 1897
• * Portraits of Celebrities at Different Times of Their Lives, (cl) The Strand Magazine Aug 1892

NEILSON, MAX; house pseudonym (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * All or Nothing, (ss) Private Detective Stories Dec 1941
  • Private Detective (Canada) Aug 1942
• * Canyon of Fear, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jun 1936, as “Mistress of Vengeance” by Justin Case.
  • Speed Mystery Jan 1943
• * Copper’s Gamble [John Allison], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Dec 1936, as “Dead Man’s Name” by Harley L. Court.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1941
  • Private Detective (Canada) Jul 1942
• * The Dead Man Wins, (ss) Super-Detective Jul 1945
• * Death for a Lady, (ss) Speed Detective Apr 1943
• * Death on Demand [Eddie Gaffney], (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jun 1936, as “.38 Calibre Kisses” by Peter Grant.
  • Private Detective Stories Mar 1941
• * Death Shaves Too Close, (nv) Speed Mystery Nov 1944
• * The Devil’s Punchbowl, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jun 1935, as “Gila God” by Mort Lansing.
  • Spicy Mystery Stories Jan 1941
• * Dialogue of Doom, (ss) Super-Detective Nov 1946
• * Double-Cross Hellion, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1939, as by Laurence Donovan.
  • Speed Western Stories Feb 1947
• * Dregs of Despair, (ss) Romantic Detective Feb 1939, as “Corpse of Corinna” by Dale Boyd.
  • Private Detective Stories Oct 1940
• * Driftin’ Sinner, (ss) Speed Western Stories Nov 1945
• * End of a Chapter, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Oct 1937, as “Smoky Sixes” by James A. Lawson.
  • Spicy Western Stories Sep 1942
• * Enough Rope, (ss) Romantic Western Jan 1939, as “Thoroughbred” by Ross Putnam.
  • Spicy Western Stories Apr 1942
• * Everlasting Justice, (ss) Super-Detective Jun 1942
• * Fake Frame, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1940
• * Fall Girl, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1941
• * Fifty Percent True, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Apr 1938, as “Killer’s Method” by Ellery Watson Calder.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1941
• * For a Witch, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Aug 1940
• * 40 Thieves, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Apr 1941
• * 4-Square Girl, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Oct 1940
• * Gals Gowned—Gun Style, (ss) Leading Western Jan 1946
• * Girl from Beyond, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Nov 1937, as “Across 6 Years” by Curtis Blount.
  • Spicy Mystery Stories Dec 1940
• * Give a Man a Bad Name, (ss) Speed Western Stories Oct 1944
• * Gunsmoke Trade, (ss) The Lone Ranger Magazine Sep 1937, as by Edwin K. Sloat.
  • Fighting Western Mar 1947
• * Halfway to Hell, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Nov 1937, as “Northwest of Hell” by James A. Lawson.
  • Speed Western Stories Mar 1943
• * He Sent for Killers, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jun 1941
• * Hell on Wheels, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1937, as “Rodeo Rats” by Rex Norman.
  • Spicy Western Stories Mar 1942
• * Homicide Hoax, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1941
• * Hot Brand, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jan 1937, as “Hot Ice” by Mort Lansing.
  • Super-Detective Nov 1942
• * In Gold Lies Madness, (ss) Speed Western Stories Feb 1945
• * Killer up a Tree, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1937, as “Blonde Menace” by Hector Blake.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Dec 1940
• * Killer’s Round-Up [by Paul Stevens], (ss) Spicy Western Stories Dec 1940; also as “South of the Death Trail”, by Paul Stevens.
• * Kingpin Killer, (ss) Speed Western Stories Nov 1944, as “Easy Pays the Hard Way” by Laurence Donovan.
  • Leading Western Dec 1946
• * Lazy Man’s Way, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1938, as “Manana!” by Wallace Kayton.
  • Speed Western Stories Jan 1943
• * Lead Pizen, (ss) Speed Western Stories Dec 1946
• * Letter of Death, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Mar 1941
• * Lobo-Snarled Loop, (ss) Speed Western Stories Jul 1945
• * Locoed Trapper, (ss) Speed Western Stories Oct 1947
• * Lost Civilization, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1936, as “Terror Island” by Tay Philips.
  • Spicy-Adventure Stories Jan 1942
• * Love Snarls a Loop [Bob Blake], (ss) Fighting Western Jan 1947
• * Love’s a Hellion, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Mar 1940, as by Laurence Donovan.
  • Speed Western Stories Jan 1947
• * Lovin’ Hoss Thief [Johnny Severn], (ss) Fighting Western Oct 1945
• * Money to Burn, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jul 1941
• * Murder at the Racetrack, (ss) Private Detective Stories May 1941
• * Murder Done Right, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Jun 1941, as “Under Fire” by Paul Hanna.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Jul 1942
• * Murder for a Soul, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Nov 1937, as “The Glass Coffin” by Robert A. Garron.
  • Spicy Mystery Stories May 1941
• * Murder Stays at Home, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Sep 1934, as “Murder at Lake Iroquois” by Charles Maxwell, by Norman A. Daniels.
  • Super-Detective Jan 1943
  • Private Detective (Canada) Nov 1943
• * Murder: New and Improved, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jan 1938, as “Death Among the Maguey” by Rex Norman.
  • Speed Western Stories Aug 1943
• * Murderer’s Day, (ss) Romantic Detective Feb 1939, as “Death Ride” by Ken Cooper.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Nov 1942
• * No Range for a Lady, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories Jan 1945
• * One-Man Army, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Oct 1940
• * Outlaw Working [Wild Bill Clanton], (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Jan 1937, as “Murderer’s Grog” by Sam Walser.
  • Spicy-Adventure Stories Nov 1942
• * Paid in Lead, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Nov 1940
• * Pay for a Butcher, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories Jul 1941
• * Payoff Pasear, (nv) Spicy Western Stories Dec 1938, as “Montana Rendezvous” by Luke Terry.
  • Leading Western Feb 1947
• * Pride on the Prod, (nv) Speed Western Stories Aug 1945
• * Ride ’Em Cowboy, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Sep 1939, as by Laurence Donovan.
  • Speed Western Stories Apr 1947
• * Silent Death, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1936, as “Six Inches of Steel” by Jerome Severs Perry.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1941
• * Soho Slay-Ride, (ss) Speed Detective Feb 1947
• * Spurs for a Lady, (nv) Romantic Western Jul 1938, as “Spiking the Gibbet” by Larry Dunn.
  • Spicy Western Stories Dec 1941
• * Stampede, (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1940, as “Whip-Branded” by Laurence Donovan.
  • Leading Western Jan 1947
• * Straw Boss, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Aug 1936, as “Los Palmas Lady” by James A. Larson.
  • Spicy-Adventure Stories Mar 1942
• * Table Stakes, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1939, as “Wild Wagon Wheels” by Larry Dunn.
  • Leading Western Apr 1947
• * That Salt Creek Kid, (ss) Fighting Western May 1947
• * Top Dog, (ss) Private Detective Stories Jan 1942
  • Private Detective (Canada) Mar 1943
• * Tophand Owlhooter, (ss) Speed Western Stories Dec 1945
• * Tough Trick, (ss) Romantic Western Jan 1939, as “Six-Gun Socrates” by James A. Lawson.
  • Fighting Western Feb 1947
• * Trail’s End, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Jun 1936, as “Drums of Doom” by Charles R. Allen.
  • Spicy-Adventure Stories Sep 1942
• * Trap for a Coyote, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jun 1937, as “Lust of the Lawless” by Robert Leslie Bellem.
  • Spicy Western Stories Feb 1942
• * Two Guns Are Better, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Nov 1942
• * Undercover Girl [Ken “Rackets” Daly], (ss) Private Detective Stories Dec 1937, as “Photo Frame” by John Ford.
  • Spicy Detective Stories Jun 1942