The FictionMags Index

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STRIDE, DANIEL (chron.) (continued)
• * Pulmenti, Gloriosum Pulmenti, (ss) Bards and Sages Quarterly Oct 2018

STRIDE, W. K. (chron.)
• * The Conclave of 1740, (ar) The Argosy (UK) May 1900
• * Exeter, (ar) The Argosy (UK) May 1901
• * Oxford and Her Colleges:
  * ___ X. Exeter, (ar) The Argosy (UK) May 1901
• * Sea Lingo, (ar) The Argosy (UK) Jul 1901

STRIEBEL, JOHN H. (1891-1962); (about) (chron.) (art)
• * Good Deed Dotty (with J. P. McEvoy), (cs) Grit Story Section Dec 8 1940, Feb 16, Mar 9, Apr 13, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Aug 10, Aug 17, Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7 1941

STRIEBER, (Louis) WHITLEY (1945- ); (about) (chron.)
• * Catmagic, (ex) Whispers Oct 1983
• * Falling Apart, (vi) Omni Apr 1990
• * Perverts, (ss) Whispers Oct 1983
_____, [ref.]
• * “Alien Hunter: The White House” reviewed by Charles de Lint, (br) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Sep/Oct 2016
• * “Beyond Communion: A Conversation with Whitley Strieber” by Stanley Wiater, (iv) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Apr 1988
• * “The Big Sellers 8: Whitley Strieber” by Brendan Wignall, (ar) Interzone Oct 1990
• * “Cat Magic” reviewed by Phyllis McDonald, (br) Interzone May/Jun 1989
• * “Communion with Whitley Strieber” by Leigh Blackmore & Keith Curtis, (iv) Terror Australis Win 1988
• * “Darkside” by Lorene Tell, (rc) Science Fiction (Australia) v8 #2 1986
• * “The Forbidden Zone” reviewed by Pete Crowther, (br) Interzone Jun 1994
• * “An Interview with Whitley Strieber” by Thomas F. Monteleone, (iv) Cemetery Dance #65 2011
• * “Kingdom of the Soul” by John Gilbert, (iv) Fear Apr 1990
• * “Loving the Alien: Whitley Strieber’s Catholic Guilt” by Christine Scott, (ar) The Edge #1 1989
• * “Majestic” reviewed by Francis N. L. Sheppard, (br) Science Fiction Review #1 1990
• * “Majestic” reviewed by Wendy Bradley, (br) Interzone Jun 1990
• * “Primal Hooting” by Thomas M. Disch, (ar) The Nation Nov 14 1988
• * “The Shadow’s Edge: an Interview with Whitley Strieber” by Paul R. Gagne, (iv) Whispers Oct 1983
• * “Unholy Fire” reviewed by Wendy Bradley, (br) Interzone Jun 1992
• * “The Village Alien” by Thomas M. Disch, (ar) The Nation Mar 14 1987
• * “Whitley Strieber: A Man for All Terrors” by Stanley Wiater, (iv) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Aug 1986
• * “Wolf of Shadows” reviewed by Charles de Lint, (br) Science Fiction Review #58 1986
• * “The Wolfen” reviewed by Frederick Patten, (br) Science Fiction Review #29 1979

STRIEBY, CHARLES S. (chron.)
• * Cloudburst Over the Canyon, (ts) Five-Novels Monthly Apr 1940

STRIEBY, VIRGIL (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Book Crook, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1979
• * Change of Address, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 10 1980
• * Detectiverse:
  * ___ Put and Take, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1979
• * Final Payment, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 10 1980
• * Police Remit, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1979
• * Put and Take, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1979
• * X Marks the Unknown Spot, (pm) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jun 2 1980

STRIER, SHOSHANA (chron.)
• * BMR Travels: Salem, MA, (ar) Blood Moon Rising #6 2001
• * Restaurant Review, (ms) Blood Moon Rising #13 2002

STRIGBY, JHANKHOR (chron.)
• * Slime’s Lot (with Bill Beattie), (ss) Terror Australis Aut 1988

STRIKE, CLIFFORD S. (chron.)
• * Revenge Is Expensive: Rehabilitating Germany & Japan, (ar) The American Magazine Sep 1947

STRIKE, JAMES (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Northern Ducks, (ss) All Detective Magazine Aug 1933

STRIKE, JOHNNY; pseudonym of Gary John Bassett, (1948-2018); (about) (chron.)
• * Flowers for Christina, (ss) Pulp Adventures Spr/Sum 2016
• * Mars.com, (vi) Ambit #164 2001
• * Monkey Men, (ss) Pulp Adventures Win 2018
• * Sick Dummies, (ss) Pulp Adventures Spr 2018

STRIKE, KELVIN (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Best Laid Scheme, (na) Authentic Science Fiction #40 1953
  • Authentic Science Fiction Monthly (Canada) #40 1954

STRIKER, E. E. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Tinhorn—or Tinbadge?, (ss) Western Short Stories Sep 1950

STRIKER, FRAN(cis Hamilton) (1904-1962) (chron.)
• * The Cave of Terror [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Aug 1937, uncredited.
• * Death’s Head Vengeance [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Nov 1937, uncredited.
• * Heritage of the Plains [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Sep 1937, uncredited.
• * Killer Round-Up [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Jun 1937, uncredited.
• * Lone Star Renegade [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Oct 1937, uncredited.
• * The Masked Rider’s Justice [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine May 1937, uncredited.
• * The Phantom Rider! [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Apr 1937, uncredited.
• * Valley of Shadows [The Lone Ranger], (na) The Lone Ranger Magazine Jul 1937, uncredited.
_____, [ref.]
• * “Masked Rider of the Plains: The Lone Ranger’s Early Years” by Albert Tonik, (ar) Blood ’n’ Thunder Win 2005

STRIKER, HERTHE (chron.)
• * Railroad Jack—Highbrow Hobo, (ar) Coronet Mar 1957

STRINDBERG, (Johan) AUGUST (1849-1912) (chron.)
• * Above the Clouds, (ss) The International Sep 1915
• * The Art of the Actor, (ar) The Bellman Mar 22 1913
• * Asra, (ss) 10 Story Book Aug 1931
• * Autumn, (ss) Current Literature Jul 1912
• * The Cherry That Was Plucked too Late, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #6 1952
• * Compensation, (ss)
  • 10 Story Book Jan 1921
• * Equals, (pl)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jan 1928; translated, uncredited
• * The Father, (pl) Hearst’s Magazine Jul 1912
• * Love and Bread, (ss) Short Story Classics (Foreign), ed. William Patten, P.F. Collier 1907
  • The Golden Book Magazine Nov 1931
• * Married, (ss)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Apr 1929; translated by Charles Wharton Stork
• * Phoenix, (ss) Current Literature Oct 1910; translated from the Swedish.
  • 10 Story Book Apr 1920
• * Simoom, (pl) The Smart Set Jul 1913
_____, [ref.]
• * “Miss Julia”, uncredited, (pi) Lilliput Feb 1951

STRINGER, A. PEARL (chron.)
• * The Mystery of the Closed Limousine, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1923

STRINGER, ANNE (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Naught but Ash, (ss) Murky Depths #1 2007

STRINGER, ARTHUR (John Arbuthnott) (1874-1950); (about) (chron.)
• * The Acid Test, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1913
  • The Grand Magazine Jan 1914
• * The Adolescence of Number Eighty-Seven, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine May 1906
• * After Parting, (pm) The Smart Set Sep 1912
• * After the Divorce, (ar) Hearst’s International Feb 1925
• * The Age End, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1910
• * All in the Setting, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jan 1924
• * An American View of Oxford, (ia) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1899
• * The Anatomy of Love, (nv) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1916
• * The Ancient Feud, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 11 1925
• * Andy Wackett’s She-Bear, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1909
• * Angel at the Pool, (ss) MacLean’s May 15 1926
• * The Anglo-Saxon Brood, (pm) Hampton’s Magazine Feb 1911
• * The Apostle, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1906
• * The Ascent of Man, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine May 1904
• * The Ashes of Love, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1903
• * Ashes of Roses, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1900
• * At the Comedy, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Mar 1899
• * At the End of the Wooing, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1905
• * At the Tragedy, (pm) The Century Magazine Nov 1903
• * At the Wharf End, (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1905
• * Autumn, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1907
• * Autumn Twilight, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1899
  • Top-Notch Magazine Oct 1 1915
• * The Awakening, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1912
• * Barbarous Woman, (es) The Smart Set Nov 1912
• * The Bear Trap, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1923
• * Beethoven’s Sonata Appassionata, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1904
• * Before Rembrandt’s Unknown Man, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1902
• * The Belated Crown, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine Feb 1905
• * The Bell, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 20 1916
• * The Benevolence of Montana Bill, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine May 1902
  • The Golden West Magazine Jan 1927
• * Bit of Correspondence, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Apr 1904
• * The Black Company, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 9 1907
• * The Blond Woman, (sl) Pictorial Review Nov, Dec 1928, Jan 1929
• * The Blue Pear, (ss) The Smart Set May 1904
• * The Blue Polemonium, (pm) The Smart Set Sep 1906
• * The Boob from the Burdock Patch [The Diamond Thieves], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Aug 1917
• * The Borderland, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Nov 1914
• * The Breaker, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15, Jan 22, Jan 29 1916
• * The Bridge Lights, (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1909
• * The Broken Circuit, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 15 1907
• * The Bug in the Rug [The Diamond Thieves], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Oct 1917
• * The Burglar, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1910
  • The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1910
• * The Button Thief, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1911
• * The Calamity Chaser, (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 1 1912
• * The Calamity-Chaser:
  * ___ I. The Hammer of God [Rebstock Woodruff], (nv) The Popular Magazine Mar 1909
  * ___ II. The City of Peril [Rebstock Woodruff], (nv) The Popular Magazine Apr 1909
  * ___ III. The Circle of Intrigue [Rebstock Woodruff], (na) The Popular Magazine May 1909
  * ___ III. The Circle of Intrigue [Rebstock Woodruff], (na) The Popular Magazine Jun 1909
• * The Call, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 9, Dec 16, Dec 23, Dec 30 1911, Jan 6 1912
• * The Call of the City, (pm) The Smart Set Sep 1905
• * Came the Viking, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 5 1927
• * Caoch O’Lynn, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1911
• * The Capture, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 6 1926
• * The Cat, (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1924
• * Chains, (pm) McClure’s Jun 1910
• * Christmas Eve at Notre Dame, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 23 1905
• * The Circle of Intrigue [Rebstock Woodruff], (na) The Popular Magazine May, Jun 1909
• * The City by Night, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1905
• * A City Mood, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1906
• * The City of Peril [Rebstock Woodruff], (nv) The Popular Magazine Apr 1909
• * The Cleverest Woman in the World, (ss) Hampton-Columbian Magazine Jan 1912
• * The Climber, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jan 1908
• * The Colonna Necklace, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 7 1907
• * The Column, (ss) The Smart Set Apr 1914
• * Conquered, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 5, Sep 12, Sep 19 1925
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Nov 1914
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Dec 1914
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Jan 1915
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Feb 1915
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Mar 1915
• * The Counterfeiters [Kestner of the Secret Service], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Apr 1915
• * The Counterfeiters [Detectives King and Wilson], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1915; rewritten from “Their Palermo Quarters” (Hearst’s Magazine, October 1914) to feature Detectives King and Wilson instead of Kestner of the Secret Service.
• * The Counterfeiters [Detectives King and Wilson], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1915; rewritten from the story of the same name (Hearst’s Magazine, November 1914) to feature Detectives King and Wilson instead of Kestner of the Secret Service.
• * The Counterfeiters [Detectives King and Wilson], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1915; rewritten from the story of the same name (Hearst’s Magazine, December 1914) to feature Detectives King and Wilson instead of Kestner of the Secret Service.
• * The Counterfeiters [Detectives King and Wilson], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Apr 1915; rewritten from the story of the same name (Hearst’s Magazine, January 1915) to feature Detectives King and Wilson instead of Kestner of the Secret Service.
• * The Counterfeiters [Detectives King and Wilson], (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1915; rewritten from the story of the same name (Hearst’s Magazine, February 1915) to feature Detectives King and Wilson instead of Kestner of the Secret Service.