The FictionMags Index

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WHEELER, CORA STUART (chron.) (continued)
• * She Drew the Line, (nf) Wide Awake May 1891
• * Two Loves, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1889

WHEELER, D. W. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Sam Gilling, (ss) The Ludgate Mar 1897

WHEELER, DANIEL E(dwin) (1880-1972) (chron.)
• * Adieu to the Bray, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Jun 1 1918
• * After Readng Keats, (pm) Smith’s Magazine Nov 1916
• * Ambition, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1918
• * An American Ace, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Sep 15 1918
• * And Saint Anthony Smiles, (vi) Liberty Jul 15 1933
• * Are College Students Lifting the Elbow Too Much?: Pro, (ar) Liberty May 1950
• * At the Manger, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1918
• * The Baking of a Man, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1919
• * A Ballade of Beauty, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1916
• * A Ballade of Mud Pies, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1916
• * Beating the Oyster at Its Own Game, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 1919
• * Books to Live with, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1917
• * “Canned” Music as an Art, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Jun 1917
• * The Christmas Commandment, (es) Smith’s Magazine Jan 1917
• * The Christmas Deal, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Dec 15 1915
• * The Creation of Woman, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Jan 1917
• * Cultivating Good Conversation, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Jul 1917
• * Don’t Let Them Rob You, (cl) Mystery Sep, Oct 1934
• * Ecstacy, (pm) Smith’s Magazine Nov 1919
• * Fair, but a Fiend, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Feb 24 1923
• * Flubb and Dubb, (pm) Detective Story Magazine Jul 16 1918
• * From an October Scare Crow, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Oct 1 1915
• * Furs Can Fool You, (ar) Liberty Dec 28 1946
• * Going to Summer’s School, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Sep 1917
• * Harvest Legions, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Oct 1 1918
• * Health Swindlers, (ar) Mystery Feb 1935
• * Her Heirs, (vi) Liberty Sep 2 1933
• * His Old Banjo, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Mar 15 1919
• * An Idyl, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1918
• * An Impromptu, (pm) All Around Magazine Feb 1916
• * In a Bermuda Garden, March, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1917
• * In the Crowd, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Feb 1/15 1920
• * Invocation, Christmas, 1914, (pm) The Popular Magazine Dec 23 1914
• * Jewels, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Aug 25 1928
• * Madonna Mia, (vi) Liberty Nov 6 1943
• * Making Your Own Encyclopedia, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Mar 1917
• * Mere Human Nature, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Feb 1 1919
• * Midwinter Mist, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1919
• * New York Nocturne, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1918
• * The Nun and the Nightingale, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1915
• * On Playing the Piano, (ar) Smith’s Magazine May 1917
• * On Writing a Letter, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Apr 1917
• * The “Owlers” and the “Gentlemen”, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Sep 8 1928
• * Personal Equation, (vi) Smith’s Magazine Dec 1919
• * The Plaint of the City Trees, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Aug 1918
• * The Poet Tells, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Aug 1 1918
• * The Problem of Paying Prisoners, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Aug 19 1922
• * Reasoning from Fundamentals, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 1919
• * She Blew Me a Kiss, (pm) New Story Magazine Jun 1915
• * Smugglers and Smuggling, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine Feb 1929
• * Smugglers and Smuggling:
  * ___ Jewels, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Aug 25 1928
  * ___ The “Owlers” and the “Gentlemen”, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Sep 8 1928
  * ___ Some Famous Smugglers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Sep 15 1928
• * Some Famous Smugglers, (ar) Detective Story Magazine Sep 15 1928
• * Song for the Samisen, (pm) Smith’s Magazine May 1918; from the Japanese.
• * Stay-at-Home Culture:
  * ___ The Three Gateways to Knowledge, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Feb 1917
  * ___ Making Your Own Encyclopedia, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Mar 1917
  * ___ III.—On Writing a Letter, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Apr 1917
  * ___ IV—On Playing the Piano, (cl) Smith’s Magazine May 1917
  * ___ V—"Canned" Music as an Art, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Jun 1917
  * ___ VI.—Cultivating Good Conversation, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Jul 1917
  * ___ VII.—Books to Live with, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1917
  * ___ VIII—Going to Summer’s School, (cl) Smith’s Magazine Sep 1917
• * The Terrible Williamsons, (ar) Mystery Nov 1934
• * That Kiss I Stole, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Apr 1916
• * The Three Gateways to Knowledge, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Feb 1917
• * Together, (pm) Smith’s Magazine Feb 1917
• * Triolet, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1916
• * Triolet Triste, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1918
• * True Riches, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Jun 15 1915
• * Two Trees, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Dec 15 1919
• * The Vanishing Bee (with Robert B. Willson), (??) Collier’s May 1 1948
• * When the Plains Were Black with Buffalo, (ar) Western Story Magazine Nov 11 1922
• * Winged Builders, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine May 1 1918
• * The World and the Doughboy, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Aug 1 1919
• * The World and the Fourth, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine Jul 1 1918
_____, as told to
• * A Charlie Chaplin on Four Legs (as told by Harry Lucenay), (ar) Liberty Feb 9 1935
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  ___ Ghost Stories, Dec 1929 – Jun 1930.

WHEELER, DEBORAH (1947- ); also as Deborah J. Ross; (about) (chron.)
• * Eagle’s Beak and Wings of Bronze, (ss) Realms of Fantasy Dec 1995
• * Green Chains, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction Apr 2000
• * Hellhound, (ss) Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Fantasy Magazine Win 1999
• * Javier, Dying in the Land of Flowers [West City], (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Jan 1996
• * Madrelita [West City], (nv) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Feb 1992
• * Mother Africa, (ss) Asimov’s Science Fiction Jun 1997
• * Mother Moves In, (ss) Realms of Fantasy Jun 1995
• * Transfusion, (ss) Realms of Fantasy Aug 1995
• * Turnabout, (ss) Pandora #25 1990
• * Under the Skin, (ss) Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Fantasy Magazine Spr 1989

WHEELER, E. C. (chron.)
• * Hitty’s First School, (ss) Wide Awake Nov 1881
• * Hitty’s Last School, (ss) Wide Awake Dec 1881

WHEELER, E. G. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Happy Birthday, (vi) True Gang Life Aug 1937
• * Pachydermo, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1935

WHEELER, E(dward) J(oseph) (1847-1933); (about) (chron.) (art)
• * Bob’s Wonderful Bicycle, (pm) St. Nicholas Apr 1883
• * The Boy to the Schoolmaster, (pm) Wide Awake Oct 1883
• * Love and Duty, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine May 1881

WHEELER, EDITH (chron.)
• * The Red, Red Roses, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine May 1901

WHEELER, EDWARD (chron.)
• * [letter from Newtown, NSW, Australia], (lt) Analog Jun 1983

WHEELER, EDWARD ISAAC (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Blue Paper, (ss) All-Story Weekly Mar 3 1917
• * Life, (pm) All-Story Weekly Jan 5 1918
• * Li’l Jock’s First Race, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 30 1918
• * A Little Bit Off the Bottom, (ss) All-Story Weekly Dec 2 1916
• * “Long Shorty”—Square Gamble, (ss) All-Story Weekly Oct 28 1916
• * A Million Bucks—on Paper, (ss) All-Story Weekly Feb 12 1916
• * “Never Again!”, (ss) All-Story Weekly Feb 10 1917
• * The Other Man’s Game, (ss) All-Story Weekly Apr 14 1917
• * Santa Claus, (pm) All-Story Weekly Dec 28 1918
• * A Swell “Place”, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jul 7 1917
• * When Thieves Fall Out, (ss) The Green Book Magazine Apr 1917

WHEELER, EDWARD J. (chron.)
• * Taking the Tariff Out of Politics, (ar) McClure’s Feb 1917
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  ___ Current Literature: Jul ’07 -to- Aug ’12.

WHEELER, EDWARD L(ytton) (c1854-1885); (about) (chron.)
• * Deadwood Dick as Detective [Deadwood Dick], (nv) Beadle’s Half Dime Library Aug 26 1879
  • The Deadwood Dick Library Aug 23 1899

WHEELER, ELEANOR P. (chron.)
• * Beginnings, (ss) The Touchstone Aug 1919
• * Refusal, (ss) The Touchstone Oct 1920

WHEELER, ELLA; maiden name of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, (1850-1919) (chron.)
• * Æsthetic, (pm) Scribner’s Monthly Sep 1881
• * “After All”, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Dec 1877
• * “All the Same”, (pm) Harper’s Young People Aug 14 1883
• * Angela, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1881
• * At Castle-Paix, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1880
• * At Set of Sun, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Dec 1873
• * At West Lawn, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1879
• * Bessie Wilmot, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1881
• * The Best Hand on the Farm, (pm) The Golden Argosy Jul 26 1884
• * But a Dream, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1882
• * Could I Forget, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1882
• * A Dangerous Experiment, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1880
• * Dead, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1875
• * Demeter, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Dec 1880
• * The Fault of the Age, (pm) The Golden Argosy Aug 30 1884
• * A Grave, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1878
• * Heaven, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1871
• * Her Lost Kingdom, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1879
• * Her Name, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1871
• * His Cigar, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine May 1878
• * Hugh McChesney’s Wife, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1881
• * It Will Pass Away, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1880
• * John Smith, or, Two Thanksgivings, (ss)
  • Swinton’s Story-Teller Nov 28 1883
• * The Land of Nowhere, (pm) Harper’s Young People Aug 28 1883
• * “A Little Leaven”, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1878
• * Memory’s Garden, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1870
• * Minnie Tighthand and Mrs. Dunley, (ss) McClure’s May 1920
• * More Than His Deserts, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1879
• * My Sister’s Friend, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1883
• * Nance, (ss)
  • Swinton’s Story-Teller Oct 24 1883
• * No Rest, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jan 1881
• * The Old Man’s Christmas, (ss)
  • Swinton’s Story-Teller Dec 19 1883
• * One Night, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1879
• * “Only a Butterfly”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1882
• * Peek-a-Boo!, (pm) Harper’s Young People Oct 30 1883
• * The Prince of the Waltzers, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1877
• * Returned (“Once like a wayward child, in idle plays...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1875
• * Returned (“Yes! here is the house—and you have the key...”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1881
• * Reverie, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1879
• * The Scandal at Lake Nemo, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1883
• * A Second Jacob, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine Apr 1884
• * Secrets, (??) The Atlantic Monthly Apr 1881
• * Solitude, (pm) The Golden Argosy Aug 11 1883
  • The Golden Argosy Sep 6 1884
• * Submission, (pm) The Golden Argosy Mar 1 1884
• * The Subtle Cord, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1870
• * “That Literary Ogress”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1882
• * “A Tin-Type”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jan 1884
• * The Tragedy at Hamilton Hall, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1878
• * The Unpardonable Sin, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1879
• * A Visit, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1882
• * What Is the Use?, (pm) The Golden Argosy Sep 1 1883
• * Wholly Platonic, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1880
• * A Woman’s Faith, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Dec 1879
• * A Woman’s Heart, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Dec 1874
• * You and I, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine May 1883
• * “You Are All the World to Me”, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Mar 1882
  • Peterson’s Magazine Oct 1883

WHEELER, ELMER (chron.)
• * How to Sell Your Husband Success, (ar) Liberty Aug 1949
• * Word Magic, (ex) 1939
  • Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief Aug 1939
_____, as told by
• * How to Sell Yourself (as told to John D. Murphy), (ar) Liberty Sep 1947

WHEELER, EMILY F. (fl. 1880s-1900s) (chron.)
• * The Guest of Honor, (ss) The Red Book Mar 1904
• * Women and Finance, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1885

WHEELER, ESTHER B. (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * The Fourth Man, (ss) The Cozy Detective Mystery Magazine Sum 1998
• * Here We Go Again!, (ss) Mystery Time Aut/Win 2002
• * Marian the Librarian, (vi) Futures Aug/Sep 1998
• * Markets: Let’s Get Published, (cl) Futures Aug/Sep, Oct/Nov 1998, Feb/Mar, Jun/Jul 1999