The FictionMags Index

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ASBURY, HELEN (Hahn) [Mrs. Herbert Asbury] (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * For a Lady with Red Hair, (ss) Collier’s Jan 7 1933
• * The Puzzle Chest, (pz) Clues Sep #1, Sep #2, Oct #1, Oct #2, Nov #1, Nov #2, Dec #1, Dec #2 1929, Jan #1, Jan #2, Feb #1, Feb #2, Mar #1, Mar #2, Apr #1, Apr #2, May #1, May #2, Jun #1, Jun #2, Jul #1, Jul #2, Aug #1, Aug #2, Sep #1, Sep #2, Oct #1, Oct #2, Nov #1, Nov #2, Dec #1, Dec #2 1930, Jan #1, Jan #2, Feb #1, Feb #2, Mar #1, Mar #2, Apr #1, Apr #2, May #1, May #2, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1931, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1932
• * The Puzzle Chest, (pz) Clues All Star Detective Stories Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1932, Jan, Feb, Mar 1933
  • Clues All Star Detective Stories (Canada) Nov, Dec 1932
• * Secret Messages, (pz) Clues All Star Detective Stories Apr 1933
• * Stop—Caution—Go, (vi) Collier’s May 16 1931
• * Under the Lamp, (cl) Detective Story Magazine Nov 10, Nov 17, Dec 8, Dec 22, Dec 29 1928, Jan 5, Jan 26, Feb 16, Feb 23, Mar 30, Apr 13 1929, Jun 28 1930

ASBURY, HERBERT (1891-1963); (about) (chron.)
• * According to the Law, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Feb 24 1920
  • Best Detective Magazine Dec 1929
  • Street & Smith’s Sampler 1931
• * America, (cl) Adventure Apr, Aug, Oct 1953, Aug 1954, Oct, Nov 1955, Feb 1956
• * American Tale, (ms) Argosy Jun, Jul, Aug, Oct, Dec 1951, Jan 1952
• * American Tales, (ms) Argosy Jan, Feb, May 1951
• * America’s No. 1 Mystery Man, (??) Collier’s Apr 19 1947
• * America’s Number One Mystery Man, (??) Collier’s Apr 12 1947
• * Are You a Coward? Tis Only Conscience Hamlet Asserts, (ss) The New Yorker Jun 27 1925
• * Battle in Printer’s Ink, (??) Collier’s Jun 30 1945
• * Battles in the Open, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Mar 23 1920
• * The Beau Brummels of Gangsters, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 4 1920
• * The Black Spot, (ss) Flynn’s Jan 9 1926
• * Bristol Bill, the Burglar, (ts) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Jan 10 1933
• * Case of the Substituted Corpse, (ss) Saga Apr 1954
• * Clipping the Clip Artists, (??) Collier’s Nov 15 1947
• * Clutching Fingers, (na) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Jun/Jul 1926
• * Coal-Oil Johnny, (ar) Saga Sep 1953
• * Criminals for Her, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Aug 4 1923
• * Death-Masked, (na) Detective Story Magazine Jun 10 1922
• * The Doodles That Caught a Spy (with Willis George), (ar) Collier’s Jan 5 1946
• * The Drys Try Again, (ar) Collier’s Jun 8 1946
• * The Emperor of Gangland, (ar) The New McClure’s Feb 1929
• * The End of Jim the Penman, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Jul 20 1920
• * Gangland U.S.A., (ar) The New McClure’s Jan, Mar 1929
• * Gangs and Gangsters:
  * ___ I—The Origin of the Gangs, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Mar 2 1920
  * ___ II.—Battles in the Open, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Mar 23 1920
  * ___ III—How Two Famous Gangsters Died, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Apr 6 1920
  * ___ IV—The Beau Brummels of Gangsters, (ar) Detective Story Magazine May 4 1920
  * ___ V—Owney the Killer, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Jun 1 1920
• * The Girl in the Belfry, (ts) Saga Dec 1954
• * Here We Go Again!, (??) Collier’s May 27 1944
• * How Two Famous Gangsters Died, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Apr 6 1920
• * In a Packet of Time-Tables (with Richard Howells Watkins), (ss) Detective Story Magazine Jul 13 1920
• * The Infernal Feminine, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1929
• * King of the Keglers, (??) Collier’s Jun 3 1944
• * Limpy Plays Mr. Hyde, (ss) Mystery Magazine Jan 15 1926
• * The Little Doctor (with John W. Moran), (??) Collier’s Apr 29 1944
• * A Looloo Beats 4 Aces, (ar) For Men Apr 1939
• * MacArthur—The Story of a Great American Soldier (with Frank Gervasi), (ar) Collier’s Jul 14, Jul 21 1945
• * The Meanest Crime (with Richard Howells Watkins), (ss) Best Detective Magazine Jul 1930
• * Not a Chance in the World, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Apr 22 1922
  • Best Detective Magazine Aug 1930
• * The Origin of the Gangs, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Mar 2 1920
• * Owney the Killer, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Jun 1 1920
• * Pictures in Stones, (??) Collier’s Sep 28 1946
• * Spectacles, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Dec 1926
• * Sweet Smoking (with Carlos F. Hurd), (ss) Collier’s Jul 8 1944
• * Television Gets a Box Office, (??) Collier’s Jul 12 1947
• * The Thing Without a Name, (sl) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Oct, Nov 1926
• * The Tick in the Clock, (nv) Detective Story Magazine Jan 6 1923
  • Best Detective Magazine Mar 1931
• * Wanted: A Ticket to Sing Sing, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Nov 5 1921
• * The Week’s Work (with Amy Porter), (cl) Collier’s Mar 30 1946
• * The West’s Wildest Hunting, (ar) Argosy Jan 1953
• * Who Is a Negro?, (??) Collier’s Aug 3 1946
• * The Woman Nobody Knows (with Jerry Kluttz), (ar) Collier’s Aug 5 1944

ASBURY, MARTIN (fl. 1960s) (chron.) (art)
• * A Legend Revisited: St. George and the Dragon, (ct)
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1967
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• * “The Storyboard Artist” by Stan Nicholls, (iv) Fear Jun 1991

ASCH, CARL (chron.)
• * Strip for Action, (ss) Adam (Australia) May 1973

ASCH, GALE (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [letter from McKinney, TX], (lt) Analog Jul 1967

ASCH, NATHAN (1902-1964); (about) (chron.)
• * Bravery, (vi) Liberty Jul 12 1930
• * Business, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v1 #4 1951
• * Copperhead, (ss) The New Yorker Sep 11 1937
• * Dying in Carcassonne, (ss) The Forum Nov 1930
• * 5 to 7, (ss) The New Yorker May 18 1940
• * The Game, (ss) Commentary Mar 1953
• * Gertrude Donovan, (ss) Transatlantic Review Dec 1924
• * Inland, Western Sea, (ss) The New Yorker Apr 29 1950
• * Mark Krantz, (ss) Transatlantic Review Aug 1924
• * Mary, (ss) Contact May 1932
• * Moses, (ss) The New Yorker Apr 2 1932
• * Mr. Bromley’s Tonsils, (ss) The New Yorker Apr 28 1934
• * Return, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1947
• * Route 61, (ss) The New Republic
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Sep 1936
• * The Secret, (ss) Redbook Magazine Dec 1940
• * Truth, Beauty, and Efficiency, (ss) The New Yorker Nov 2 1935
• * The Works, (ss) The New Yorker Jul 27 1940
• * Young Man on His Way, (ss) The New Yorker Jun 22 1946

ASCH, RUTH (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Empty Chair, (ss) Not One of Us Sep 2018

ASCH, SCHALORA (chron.)
• * Wiles of Destiny, (ss) The Nation Jul 18 1923

ASCH, SHOLEM (1880-1957); see pseudonym Rufus Learsi; (about) (chron.)
• * Abandoned, (ss) The Pagan Sep 1916
• * The Birth of Adolf Hitler, (sl) Tomorrow Jan, Feb 1944
• * Christ in the Ghetto, (ss) Tomorrow Dec 1943
• * Daughter of Gentlefolk, (ss) The Pagan Feb 1918
• * The Guilty Ones, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly Dec 1940
• * The Red Hat, (ss) Esquire Apr 1934

ASCHAM, ROGER (chron.)
• * Prexies, Past and Present, (ar)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1934

ASCHE, JON; pseudonym of Robert Leslie Bellem, (1902-1968); other pseudonyms Don Amour, John Archer, Mark Baker, Leslie Banks, Rene Barad, Farnham Black, Reeves L. Black, Dorothy Blayne, Dick Bowen, Walter Bronson, Ellery Watson Calder, Esmé Condon, Harley L. Court, Rex Daly, Luli Delmar, Dick Dover, Allan Henry, Fred Horton, Jerome Hyams, Roger James, Nelson Kent, W. Burt Knabel, Martha Leslie, Roberta Belle Leslie, Richard Lyle, Lee Martin, James W. Marvin, Hugh McKnight, R. L. Morris, Kenneth A. Nelson, Jerome Severs Perry, C. K. Poore, Ben Proctor, Mlle. Renee, Rod Rhiemers, Frank Roberts, Lester Roberts, Rex Roberts, L. N. Snyder, Richard Lathrop Steed, Hamilton Washburn, L. W. Watson, Perry Watson & Harcourt Weems (chron.)
• * Kisses for Comforts, (ss) Saucy Stories Feb 1938

ASCHE, (JOHN STANGE(r) Heiss) OSCAR (1871-1936); (about) (chron.)
• * Oscar Asche and Lily Brayton (with Lily Brayton), (bg) The Strand Magazine Apr 1919
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• * “Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ashe” by W. Newman Flower, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Jan 1906
• * “New York Stage Successes: ‘Mecca’ by Oscar Asche”, uncredited, (ss) Smith’s Magazine Feb 1921

ASCHE, OWEN (chron.)
• * Told in the Dormitory, (sl) The Boy’s Own Paper Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 17 1906

ASCHER, ISIDORE GORDON (1835-1914) (chron.)
• * A Case of Fatal Fidelity, (ss) The Wave Jun 11 1898
• * Grace Darling’s Boat, (pm) The Golden Argosy Sep 8 1883
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• * “The Love-Story of a Gifted Poet” by Hayden Church, (bg) The Strand Magazine Apr 1919

ASCHERFELD, SPEARS (chron.)
• * If You Can’t Stab, Bite!, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1945
• * [letter], (lt) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1951

ASCHERSON, NEIL (chron.)
• * Best & Worst Books of 1977 (with Hilary Bailey, Angela Carter, Rosalind Delmar, Elaine Feinstein, Sara Maitland, Alan Munton & Peter Nicholls, (ar) Bananas Win 1977

ASCHIM, BJØRN-ERIK (fl. 2010s); (about)
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• * “Featured Film Makers: Sam Taylor & Bjorn Aschim”, uncredited, (iv) Waylines May 2013

ASCHMAN, DAVID (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Stranger than Fiction: Cygnus X-3 (with Tony Rothman), (ar) Analog mid-Dec 1986

ASCHMANN, HOMER (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Los Angeles, CA], (lt) Astounding Jun 1935

ASCLEPIADES (chron.)
• * untitled (“Sweet is in summer...”), (pm)
  • Colour Aug 1921; translated, uncredited

ASCON, EMIDE (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Soldier’s Sweetheart, (ss) Paris Nights Apr 1934

ASCOT, LEON (chron.)
• * An Episode of the Mechanical Age, (ms) Amazing Stories Apr 1933

ASCOT, RICHARD (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Great Ship, (ss) Flying Aces Apr 1929

ASCOTT, ADELIE; pseudonym of John William Bobin, (1889-1935); other pseudonyms John Ascott, Kathleen Greenhalgh, Gertrude Nelson, Victor Nelson & Mark Osborne (chron.)
• * Bess of the Backwoods, (n.) School Girl 1933
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #474 1935
• * Jess Darnley’s Mystery Task, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1931
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #401 1933
• * Josie, Pride of the Stables, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1933
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #490 1935
• * “Miss Mystery” of the Silent Tower, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1932
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #434 1934
• * The Mystery of Marjory Ware, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1930
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #310 1931
• * Not such a “Plain Jane”, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls, 1931 1930
• * The Scholarship Co, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1933
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #470 1934
• * Valerie Drew, Schoolgirl Detective [Valerie Drew], (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1933
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #509 1935

ASCOTT, ARTHUR F. (chron.)
• * Heroism in the Mines, (ar) The Golden Argosy Jan 8 1887

ASCOTT, JOHN; pseudonym of John William Bobin, (1889-1935); other pseudonyms Adelie Ascott, Kathleen Greenhalgh, Gertrude Nelson, Victor Nelson & Mark Osborne (chron.)
• * The Five Million Dollar Pals [Billy Maddocks; Fred North], (sl) The Triumph Oct 18, Dec 27 1924
• * The £5 Emigrants, (sl) The Triumph Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15, Dec 22 1928, Jan 5, Jan 12, Jan 19, Jan 26, Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 16, Feb 23 1929
• * The Great Shipyard Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #288 1931
• * The Happy-Go-Lucky Hikers [The Happy-Go-Lucky Hikers], (ss) The Triumph Nov 3 1928
• * The Job-Hunters Work Overtime, (nv) The Triumph Oct 23 1926
• * Known to the Police, (na) The Thriller Jun 29 1935
• * The $1,000,000 Circus Star!, (sl) The Triumph May 28 1927
• * Outlaws from Justice [The Happy-Go-Lucky Hikers], (ss) The Triumph Nov 17 1928
• * The Race Without a Winner, (ss) The Triumph Oct 4 1930
• * ’Tecs and Navvies, Too [The Happy-Go-Lucky Hikers], (ss) The Triumph Nov 10 1928
• * The Tenderfoot Kids of the Dougle-O [Spiff & Big Ben], (sl) The Triumph Sep 19 1925
• * Under the Flag of the Legion, (sl) The Nelson Lee Library Jun 3, Jun 10, Jun 17, Jun 24, Jul 1, Jul 8, Jul 15, Jul 22, Jul 29 1933

ASCROFT, E. M. (chron.)
• * The Flying Scotsman 4472, (ar) Mine Apr 1936