The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

PARKER, DOROTHY (chron.) (continued)
• * In Broadway Playhouses:
  * ___ Advance Models in Summer Shows, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun/Jul 1920
  * ___ And Still They Come, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1922
  * ___ Back to Methuselah, or Thereabouts, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1922
  * ___ The Banalities of 1921, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1921
  * ___ Better Times, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1923
  * ___ The Comedy Blues, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jul 1922
  * ___ Comedy Relief, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1921
  * ___ The Dog Days, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1922
  * ___ Exit the Season, Laughingly, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1921
  * ___ Fair to Middling, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1921
  * ___ First Thoughts on Second Nights, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1921
  * ___ For Auld Lang Syne, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1922
  * ___ The Force of Example, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1922
  * ___ Hang the Expense, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1921
  * ___ Hard Times, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1922
  * ___ Laurels and Raspberries, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1920
  * ___ Let ’Er Go, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1922
  * ___ A Lot of New Plays, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1923
  * ___ National Institutions, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1920
  * ___ Night and Day Shifts, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1921
  * ___ Nights Off, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1921
  * ___ Not So Good, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1922
  * ___ Nothing from Nothing, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1923
  * ___ Oh, Pretty Well, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1923
  * ___ Oh, What a Pal Was Mary!, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jul 1921
  * ___ Plays and Plays and Plays, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1921
  * ___ Plays in the Past and Present Tense, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1920
  * ___ The Primrose Pathology, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1921
  * ___ The Season Chooses Its Exit, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1922
  * ___ The Season Plucks at the Coverlet, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jul 1923
  * ___ The Season’s Greetings, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1920
  * ___ Springtime on the Rialto, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1920
  * ___ Standing Room Only, and Very Little of That, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1921
  * ___ Storm and Stress, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1923
  * ___ Take Them or Leave Them, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1922
  * ___ Three Rousing Cheers, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1923
  * ___ Words and Music, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1920
• * Inventory, (pm) 1926
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1931
• * It Can Never Be, (pm) The Grand Magazine Jul 1922
• * Just a Little One, (ss) The New Yorker May 12 1928
• * The Justly Proud Mothers, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 26 1922
• * Lady with a Lajnp, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1932
• * Lady, You Can’t Win [from “The Lady’s Reward”], (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1965
• * The Last Tea, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 11 1926
• * Laurels and Raspberries, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1920
• * Let ’Er Go, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1922
• * Little Curtis, (ss) Here Lies, Viking Press 1939
  • Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief Oct 1939
  • Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #31 1946
• * The Little Hours, (ss) The New Yorker Aug 19 1933
  • Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief Jul 1939
• * The Little Old Lady in Lavender Silk, (ss) McCall’s Apr 1976
• * Lolita, (ss) The New Yorker Aug 27 1955
• * Long Distance, (ss) Vanity Fair Oct 1928
• * A Lot of New Plays, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1923
• * Lucky Little Curtis, (ss) Pictorial Review Feb 1927
• * The Maid Servant at the Inn, (ss) Woman’s Journal Dec 1961
• * The Mantle of Whistler, (vi) The New Yorker Aug 18 1928
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1935
• * Men I’m Not Married To, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 17 1922
• * The Middle or Blue Period, (ss) Cosmopolitan Dec 1944
• * Mr. Durant, (ss) The American Mercury Sep 1924
• * Mrs. Carrington and Mrs. Crane, (ss) The New Yorker Jul 15 1933
• * National Institutions, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1920
• * Night and Day Shifts, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1921
• * Nights Off, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1921
• * Not So Good, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1922
• * Nothing from Nothing, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1923
• * Oh, He’s Charming!, (ss) The New Yorker Oct 9 1926
• * Oh, Pretty Well, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1923
• * Oh, What a Pal Was Mary!, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jul 1921
• * On any Hotel Porch, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29 1922
• * One Perfect Rose, (pm)
  • Books in Brief Mar 1937
• * Ornithology for Beginners, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1949
• * Our Own Crowd, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 21 1922
• * Out of the Silence, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 1 1928
• * Over the teacups, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 12 1922
• * The Overweight Alibis, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 6 1923
• * Paean, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1923
• * Parable for a Certain Virgin, (pm) The New Yorker Apr 23 1927
• * Plays and Plays and Plays, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1921
• * Plays in the Past and Present Tense, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1920
• * Poor Baby (with Ross Evans), (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1947
• * Pour Prendre Conge, (pm) The New Yorker Jul 16 1927
• * Prayer for a New Mother, (pm) The Strand Magazine Dec 1946
• * The Primrose Pathology, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1921
• * Professional Youth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 28 1923
• * Rainy Night, (pm) The New Yorker Sep 26 1925
• * The Restaurant Revelers, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1922
• * Résumé, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1962
• * Rhyme of an Involuntary Violet, (pm) The New Yorker May 15 1926
• * The Road Home, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 16 1933
• * Rondeau, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 11 1922
• * Safe Remarks for Use in Times of Stress, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7 1923
• * The Season Chooses Its Exit, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1922
• * The Season Plucks at the Coverlet, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jul 1923
• * The Season’s Greetings, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1920
• * The Second Oldest Story, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 26 1927
• * See Any Hat Shop, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1922
• * Selections from “Not So Deep As a Well”, (ex)
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Feb 1937
• * Sentiment, (ss) Harper’s Bazaar May 1933
• * Sexes, (ss) The New Republic Jul 13 1927
• * Soldiers of the Republic, (ss) The New Yorker Feb 5 1938
• * Some Men!, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1964
• * Somewhat Delayed Spring Song, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 30 1922
• * Song, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29, Nov 18 1922, May 19 1923
• * Song of a Contented Heart, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1923
• * Song of Americans Resident in France, (pm) The New Yorker May 1 1926
• * Song of the Conventions, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1922
• * Song of the Shirt, 1941, (ss) The New Yorker Jun 28 1941
• * Song of the Wilderness, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1923
• * Songs for the Nearest Harmonica, (pm) The New Yorker May 26 1928
• * Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence:
  * ___ Afternoon, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 12 1927
  * ___ The Enemy, (pm) The New Yorker Feb 19 1927
  * ___ Fulfilment, (pm) The New Yorker Feb 26 1927
  * ___ Healed, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 19 1927
  * ___ The Second Oldest Story, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 26 1927
  * ___ Superfluous Advice, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 19 1927
  * ___ Three-Volume Novel, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 19 1927
  * ___ To a Favorite Granddaughter, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 5 1927
• * Songs of a Markedly Personal Nature, (pm) The New Yorker Sep 25 1926
• * Sonnet, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 7 1922
• * Springtime on the Rialto, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1920
• * The Standard of Living, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 20 1941
  • The Strand Magazine Feb 1942
• * Standing Room Only, and Very Little of That, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1921
• * Storm and Stress, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1923
• * Such a Pretty Little Picture, (ss) The Smart Set Dec 1922
• * Superfluous Advice, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 19 1927
• * Swan Song, (pm) The New Yorker Apr 2 1927
• * Take Them or Leave Them, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1922
• * A Telephone Call, (ss) The Bookman Jan 1928
• * Things That Every Woman Believes, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1923
• * Thought for a Sunshiny Morning, (pm) The New Yorker Apr 9 1927
• * Three Rousing Cheers, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1923
• * Three-Volume Novel, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 19 1927
• * To a Favorite Granddaughter, (pm) The New Yorker Mar 5 1927
• * To a Lady, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1922
• * To a Lady Who Must Write Verse, (pm) The New Yorker Jun 18 1927
• * Tombstones: The Actress, (pm) Modern American Humour, ed. Michael Barsley, Pilot Press 1942
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1943
• * Tombstones: The Fisherwoman, (pm) Modern American Humour, ed. Michael Barsley, Pilot Press 1942
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1943
• * Too Bad, (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1923
  • The Argosy (UK) Oct 1934
  • Avon Modern Short Story Monthly #28 1946
• * Travelogue, (ss) The New Yorker Oct 30 1926
• * A Triolet, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1923
• * Triolet, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1923
• * Trivia, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1950
• * Unfortunate Coincidence, (pm); from Enough Rope 1926.
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1932
• * Unrest for the Weary, (ar) The Green Book Magazine Dec 1920
• * The Veteran, (pm)
  • Books in Brief Jul 1937
• * Welcome Home, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 22 1922
• * Words and Music, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1920
• * The World’s Dullest Anecdotes, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1923
• * You Must Come See Us Sometime, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 1 1923
• * You Were Perfectly Fine, (ss) The New Yorker Feb 23 1929
• * A Young Woman in Green Lace, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 24 1932
  • The Argosy (UK) Jan 1935
_____, [ref.]
• * “Having a Field Day” by Phil Jacobson, (pi) Adam Apr 1966
• * “The Legend of Dorothy Parker” by Richard E. Lauterrach, (ar) Esquire Oct 1944

PARKER, E. FRANK (chron.)
• * Girl in Trouble, (nv) American Fiction #1 1944

PARKER, E. G. (chron.)
• * Christmas with “Ole Sherman”, (ss) Wide Awake Dec 1891

PARKER, E(dward) H(arper) (1849-1926); (about) (chron.)
• * Diet and Medicine in China, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Feb 1897
• * The Imperial Manchu Family, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1900
• * Li Hung-Chang’s Diplomacy, (ar) The New Review Aug 1896
• * The Life of a Chinese Mandarin, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1898
• * The “Peking Gazette” and Chinese Posting, (ar) Longman’s Magazine Nov 1896

PARKER, E. O. (chron.)
• * Four on the Line, (ss) Galaxy Feb 1946
• * Innocent but Guilty, (ss) Galaxy Jan 1946
• * Moider, (ss) Galaxy Jan 1946

PARKER, E. T. (chron.)
• * Another Day, Another Dollar, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1942
  • Railroad Magazine Apr 1967, Oct 1974
• * What Is a Train?, (ar) Railroad Magazine Feb 1945

PARKER, EARL C. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Cop Killer, (nv) Man Stories Mar/Apr 1931
• * The “Plant”, (ss) Popular Fiction Magazine Feb 1932
• * Song of the Underworld, (ss) Popular Fiction Magazine Apr 1932

PARKER, EDMUND (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The King’s Speech: Its Romance and Humour, (ar) The Strand Magazine Feb 1910

PARKER, EDNEY (chron.)
• * The Night 1200 Drowned, (ts) Male May 1956

PARKER, EDWARD (chron.)
• * The Cloudburst, (vi) Roadworks #9 2000
• * The Last Sheaf, (ss) Nasty Piece of Work #7 1998

PARKER, EDWARD C. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Farming as a Business Enterprise, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine Feb 1906

PARKER, EDWARD W. (chron.)
• * Coal Is King. The Supply of Anthracite Coal in Pennsylvania, (??) The Century Magazine Apr 1898

PARKER, EDWARD WILBER (chron.)
• * Deep Ledges, (ss) Short Stories Jan 10 1926
  • Short Stories (UK) early-Jun 1926
• * The Dog of the Twenty-Four, (ss) Short Stories Apr 10 1923
• * The God in the Hanging, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1921
• * The Mine’s Side Door, (ss) Short Stories Jul 10 1922
• * The Mucker, (ss) Short Stories Nov 25 1922
  • Short Stories (UK) mid-Apr 1923
• * The Sampler, (ss) Short Stories Jul 10 1923
• * A Secret Among Three, (ss) Collier’s Jun 7 1924