The FictionMags Index

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ARMITAGE, HAZEL (chron.) (continued)
• * The Skating Impostor, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1941
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #78 1949
• * Skating Rivals of Manorcliff, (n.) School Friend 1954
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #273 1957
• * Stephanie - In Another’s Shoes, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1932
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #421 1933
• * The Tennis Feud at Manorcliff, (n.) School Friend 1954
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #259 1957
• * Tess and the Boy Hermit, (n.) School Friend 1951
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #176 1954
• * Their Challenge to the Boy Boss, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1947
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #89 1950
• * Their Exciting Holiday in Kamchow, (n.) School Friend 1950
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #179 1954
• * Their Girl Helper at the Tuckshop, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1952
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #190 1954
• * Their Thrilling Quest in Italy, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1950
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #142 1952
• * The Trouble-maker of Study 4, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1951
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #155 1953
• * Wendy and the Otter [Bramvale College], (n.) School Friend 1957
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #374 1962
• * Wendy and the Secret Cottage [Bramvale College], (n.) School Friend 1957
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #365 1961
• * Wendy of Bramvale College [Bramvale College], (n.) School Friend 1957
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #357 1961
• * Wendy, Odd Girl Out [Bramvale College], (n.) School Friend 1957
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #359 1961
• * Wendy’s First Term at Bramvale [Bramvale College], (n.) School Friend 1956
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #352 1961
• * The Wild Boy of the Woods, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1945
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #52 1948
• * With Lucinda in London, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1949
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #105 1951
• * Wynne of the Windward Islands, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1950
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #130 1952
• * Young Explorers of Nature Park, (n.) School Friend 1951
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #163 1953

ARMITAGE, HENRY (chron.)
• * A Brief Biography of Abdul Alhazred, (ar) Nightscapes #4 1997

ARMITAGE, JOSHUA CHARLES
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• * “‘Ionicus’” by Richard Dalby, (bg) Enigmatic Tales Jun 1998

ARMITAGE, KARIN (chron.)
• * Cheating the Wheel, (vi) Esquire Jun 1946

ARMITAGE, LAURA F. (chron.)
• * The Old and the New Year, (pm) The Ladies’ World Dec 1894

ARMITAGE, MARION WARD (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * “And Give to Airy Nothings”, (ss) The Red Magazine Mar 1909
• * The Answer, (ss) The Red Magazine Jan 15 1911
• * The Battle of the Grandfathers, (ss) The Red Magazine Jun 1908
• * Billy: A Sketch, (ss) The Red Magazine Aug 1908
• * Chivalry in Celluloid, (ss) The Red Magazine Jun 15 1914
• * The Dare Plague, (vi) The Novel Magazine May 1906
• * The Drawing, (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1911
• * His Satanic Majesty and Us, (ss) The Novel Magazine Jan 1907
• * In the Forest of Fontainebleau, (ss) The Red Magazine Nov 1908
• * The Lie of Little St. Elizabeth, (ss) The Red Magazine Sep 1908
• * “Pobbles”, (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 15 1911
• * The Poison Bottle, (ss) The Novel Magazine Dec 1906
• * The Surrender of Henry, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1908
• * The Truth That in Us Lies, (ss) The Red Magazine Jul 1908

ARMITAGE, MAY L. (chron.)
• * Analysis of a Kiss, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1912

ARMITAGE, RALPH (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Two Dollar Bill, (ms) Detective Story Magazine Jan 1953
  • Detective Story Magazine (UK) May 1953

ARMITAGE, ROLAND (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Hate Inanimate, (ss) Mystery Stories #21 194?
• * Verge of the Two Worlds, (ss) The Master Thriller Series #32 1939
• * [letter from Sheffield 8, England], (lt) Astounding Nov 1937

ARMITAGE, ROY (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * The Glass and Cucumber, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine May 1940
• * The Huntress, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Jul 1939
• * Not According to Plan?, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Mar 1940
• * The Scarecrow, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Oct 1940
• * The Sword of Sir Francis, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Dec 1939
• * Without Weapons, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine May 1939

ARMITAGE, VIOLET (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Forgotten!, (nv) All-Story Mar 22 1930
• * In Spite of All, (nv) All-Story May 3 1930

ARMITAGE, W. H. (chron.)
• * Superman and the System, (ar) Riverside Quarterly Aug 1967; supposed to have been included in W.H. Armitage, Yesterday’s Tomorrows: A Historical Survey of Future Societies, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1968.

ARMITAGE, W. TYRREL (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Ace of Hearts, (ss) Yes or No Jul 18 1908

ARMITT, ANNIE (1850-1933); (about) (chron.)
• * A Breach of Confidence, (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1891
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Dec 1891
• * Haunts of the Poets, I: Wordsworth and Westmorland, (ar) Atalanta Nov 1895
• * The Martyrdom of Faustina: A Story of the Saxon Invasion, (ss) Atalanta Dec 1895

ARMITT, LUCIE (1962- )
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• * “Where No Man Has Gone Before. Women and Science Fiction” reviewed by Gill Alderman, (br) Foundation Spr 1992

ARMITT, MARY L. (chron.)
• * Mr. Trench of Brasenose: The Romance of a Long Vacation, (sl) Cassell’s Family Magazine Dec 1888, Jan, Feb, Mar 1889

ARMITT, REGINALD (E.) (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Pictures in Piccadilly, (ss) The Graphic Nov 28 1932
• * Seats for the Opera, (ss) Pearson’s Weekly May 2 1936

ARMKNECHT, RICHARD F. (chron.)
• * Dairy Barn, Christmas Eve, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 26 1953
• * Management Course, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1951
• * Moving Lesson, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 20 1951
• * Paper Boy’s Pop, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1950
• * Pity, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 6 1954

ARMOCK, MARY (chron.)
• * First Born, (ss) Fantastic Feb 1960

ARMON-DEVONSHIRE, ERIC (chron.)
• * Picked Up, (ss) Adam Aug 1974 (v18 #7)
• * The Sound of Chains, (ss) Pix Jun 1973

ARMOR, CLARENCE (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * One Hundred Witnesses, (ss) Masked Rider Western Magazine May 1936

ARMOR, JOHN CHARLES (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Washington, DC], (lt) Analog Feb 1988

ARMOUR, ADAM (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Mike (My Second Roommate), (ss) Big Pulp Sum 2010

ARMOUR, ANDREW (chron.)
• * Call from the Beyond, (ss) Phantom May 1957
• * No Way Out, (ss) Phantom Jun 1957

ARMOUR, ANOBEL (1908-?) (chron.)
• * At Dusk, (pm) Sweetheart Stories Oct 1942
• * Flame, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Dec 1944
  • All Fiction Stories 1946
• * Following My Star, (pm) Sweetheart Love Stories Oct 1953
• * For Happiness, (ms) All-Story Love Aug 1943
• * Four-Star Private, (pm) Gay Love Stories Dec 1943
• * Here I Wait, (pm) Love Short Stories Nov 1945
• * Kiss in the Night, (pm) Love Book Magazine Oct 1944
• * Lesson in Love, (pm) Sweetheart Stories Oct 1940
• * Love Song, (pm) All-Story Love Mar 1946
• * Lovely on the Bough, (ms) Fifteen Love Stories Jun 1950
• * Love’s Language, (pm) Love Book Magazine Nov 1952
• * Love’s Springtime, (pm) Romance Feb 1946
• * Love’s Symphony, (pm) Love Book Magazine May 1944
• * My Dreams Follow, (ms) Fifteen Love Stories Apr 1949
• * No Wider Than the Heart, (pm) Romance Sep 1950
• * Part Time Playgirl, (ss) Love Short Stories May 1943
• * Plea, (pm) New Love Magazine May 1946
• * Pledge, (pm) Love Book Magazine Nov 1944
• * Prayer, (pm) Love Book Magazine Apr 1945
• * Sea Dirge, (pm) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range Oct 1944
• * Someday, (ss) Love Book Magazine Jun 1944
• * Song for April, (pm) Love Book Magazine Apr 1945
• * Spring V-Mail, (pm) Romance Jun 1944
• * Stars Still Burn, (pm) Romance Aug 1945
• * Tell Me, Always, (pm) Romance Magazine Jun 1951
• * There Was No Sound, (pm) Love Book Magazine Jun 1952
• * Wedding Eve, (pm) Love Book Magazine Dec 1945
• * What Clocks Are For, (pm) Good Housekeeping Nov 1949
• * Winter Love, (pm) All-Story Love Nov 1950
• * Winter Waiting, (pm) Romance Jan 1944

ARMOUR, CLAUDE A. (chron.)
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• * The Day Memphis Went Wild (as told to Ken Jones), (ar) Male Sep 1954

ARMOUR, DON (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * It’s Hard to Live Easy, (ss) Midnight Gayeties Dec 1937

ARMOUR, DONALD
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• * “Donald Armour’s Swept & Garnished: A Rediscovered Masterpiece of Supernatuarl Horror” by Robert Eldridge, (ar) Wormwood #17 2011

ARMOUR, FRED (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Man Who Wouldn’t Stay Dead, (ts) International Detective Cases Apr 1936

ARMOUR, G(eorge) DENHOLM (1864-1949); (about) (chron.) (art)
• * A Bit of a Dog, (cs) Gaiety Jan 1924
• * The Boom in Hunting, (ar) The Strand Magazine Mar 1920
• * A Duffer’s First Stag, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1906
• * “...How’d That Cough of Yours?”, (ct) Gaiety Apr 1923
• * The Pleasures of the Motor Bus, (ct) The Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1907
• * The Ruling Passion, (ct) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1907

ARMOUR, GEORGE SAINT (chron.)
• * Kings of the Key (with Newton Fussle), (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine Nov 1911

ARMOUR, J. OGDEN (chron.)
• * Diversify, Fertilize, Motorize, Specialize, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14 1917
• * The Packers and the Cattlemen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 3, Feb 10 1906
• * The Packers and the Future, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 24, Mar 31 1906
• * The Packers and the People, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3, Mar 10 1906
• * The Private Car Controversy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 20 1906
• * The Private Freight Car System, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 6 1906

ARMOUR, MARGARET; maiden name of Margaret MacDougall, (1860-1943) (chron.)
• * An Amateur Architect, (ss) The Argosy (UK) Apr 1900
• * At the Ivory Gate, (pm) The Ludgate Mar 1897
• * “Called Before the Curtain”, (ss) The Grand Magazine Aug 1907
  • The Grand Magazine (US) Sep 1907
• * Castles in the Air, (pm) Atalanta Aug 1891
• * In a Moat Garden, (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1904/’05
• * An International Complication, (ss) Longman’s Magazine Jun 1904
  • Short Stories Sep 1904
• * The King’s Nose, (ss) Longman’s Magazine Jan 1904
• * The Poet’s World, (pm) Atalanta May 1895
• * A Saint, a Genius, and a Woman, (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1900/’01

ARMOUR, MARGUERITE (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * How Would She Look in a Sari, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1944
• * Lanny, (ss) The Citizen (Gloucester) Nov 10 1950

ARMOUR, PHILIP D.
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• * “Philip D. Armour” by Arthur Warren, (ar) McClure’s Feb 1894
• * “Philip D. Armour”, uncredited, (bg) McClure’s Feb 1894

ARMOUR, R(obert) C(outts) (1874-1945); see pseudonyms Coutts Brisbane & Reid Whitley; (about) (chron.) (art)
• * The Adventure of the Egyptian Student [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #7 1925, uncredited.
• * The Adventure of the Oil Pirates [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #348 1924, uncredited.
• * The Adventure of the Silk Smugglers [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #64 1926, uncredited.
• * The Affair of the Atlantic Mail Robbery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #176 1929, uncredited.
• * The Affair of the Crook Explorer [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #156 1928, uncredited.
• * The Affair of the Trade Rivals [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #68 1926, uncredited.
• * The Baboon’s Paw [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #223 1922, uncredited.