The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

WIDDEMER, MARGARET (chron.) (continued)
• * Flowered Hat, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1925
• * A Folk-Song, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Apr 1913
• * The Forgotten Soul, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine Dec 1912
  • Fantasy and Terror #9 1986
• * Freedom, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1919
• * Girl’s Sewing-Song, (pm) Zest Oct 1926
• * Girl’s Song, (pm) Snappy Stories Jul #1 1919
• * Glamour, (pm) 1925
  • Fantasy and Terror #7 1985
• * The Good-Times Girl, (ss) Young’s Magazine Aug 1914
• * Goodbye, My Lover, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1917
• * The Great Ships Come, (pm) Good Housekeeping Feb 1919
• * Guidance, (vi) Collier’s Feb 10 1934
• * Gypsy-Wisdom, (pm) Romance May 1920
• * Havana Stop-Over, (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1932
• * Heaven, (pm) The Delineator Dec 1936
• * Heloise Has a Heart, (ss) The Smart Set Jun 1923
• * Her Child, (ss) The Forum Jul 1913
• * Here’s Your Hat!, (ss) The American Magazine Sep 1934
• * Hidden Love, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jun 1915
• * Hill Garden, (pm) The Delineator Sep 1936
• * Homes, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine May 1918
• * How They “Broke Into Print”
  * ___ X (with Jane Helen Findlater, Mary Findlater, Justus Miles Forman, Francis Arthur Jones, Richard Marsh, S. L. Nyburg, Oliver Onions & Booth Tarkington, (bg) The Strand Magazine (US) Oct 1915
• * I Have Swept Love from My Heart, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Dec 1916
• * Interim, (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1917
• * Irony, (pm) Harper’s Magazine May 1923
• * Jade, (ss) Liberty Oct 25 1930
• * Knight Errant, (ms) Snappy Stories Feb #2 1920
• * The Knight’s Return, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Mar 1928
• * Known Music, (pm) The Delineator Mar 1931
• * Lady in a Glass House, (nv) The American Magazine Mar 1945
• * Lament for Heaven, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Sep 1928
• * Last Barrier, (pm) The Delineator Dec 1930
• * Learning, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1925
• * Life to the Dreamer, (pm) The Midland v4 1918
  • Fantasy and Terror #3 1984
• * Like Mary, (vi) Liberty Jun 16 1934
• * The Little Gold Curl, (ss) Associated Sunday Magazine Apr 25 1915
• * Little Lonesome Boy, (ss) Young’s Magazine Dec 1912
• * The Little Pawn, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine Dec 1920
• * The Little Queens, (ss) Collier’s Mar 4 1922
• * Little Roads, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine May 1921
• * Lonesome, (ss) Good Housekeeping Jul 1916
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1916
• * Love in Winter, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1919
• * Love-Gate, (ss) Pictorial Review Sep 1926
• * The Loyal Lover, (ss) The Smart Set Jun 1929
• * Lullaby for Someone Grown, (pm) Good Housekeeping Apr 1950
• * The Man Says “Yes”, (sl) Liberty Jun 3, Jun 10, Jun 17, Jun 24 1939
• * The Masters, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Mar 1918
• * A Merry Heart, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1913
• * Mirrors: a Parable for Lovers, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 17 1927
• * Mother Prayed a House, (ar) Woman’s Day Sep 1945
• * Mother Prayer, (pm) Good Housekeeping Sep 1915
• * My Heart Is Very Quiet, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Apr 1917
• * My Little Sister the City, (pm) Snappy Stories May #2 1917
• * Next Year, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1917
• * Nobody Had Any, (ss) Liberty Aug 27 1938
• * October, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1915
• * Old Books, (pm) 1918
  • The Golden Book Magazine Aug 1929
• * The Old Kings, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jul 1917
• * Old Ladies, (pm) Hill Garden: New Poems, Farrar & Rinehart 1936
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Nov 1937
• * Old Love, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1920
• * The Old Road to Paradise, (pm) Good Housekeeping Apr 1916
• * The Old Suffragist, (pm) The American Magazine Aug 1913
• * The Old Thought, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Mar 1916
• * The Old Voice, (pm) The Smart Set May 1917
• * Omission, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Dec 1921
• * Once I Met Happiness, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1916
• * Once to Every Married Man, (ss) Collier’s Jun 10 1922
• * Once, When We Bought Valentines, (pm) Good Housekeeping Feb 1916
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1917
• * Orange Birds, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Nov 1924
• * Paragraph, (pm) Saturday Review of Literature
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Jul 1936
• * The Passing, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jul 1915
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1917
• * People, (pm) The Bellman Nov 13 1915
• * Personal-Touch Dept, (ss) The New Yorker Oct 26 1929
• * Prayer for a World Hurt Sore, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Jan 1919
• * A Prayer for Thanksgiving (in Wartime), (pm) Good Housekeeping Nov 1915
• * Prayer for the New Year, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jan 1918
• * Prayer of a Lonely Girl, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jun 1917, as “Prayer of a Lonely Girl in the City”.
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1918
• * Prayer of a Lonely Girl in the City, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jun 1917; also as “Prayer of a Lonely Girl”.
• * A Present for Rosamond, (ss) Young’s Magazine Aug 1914
• * The Prince and Tommy, (ss) The Woman’s Magazine (US) Mar 1914
• * Prisoners, (pm) 1925
  • Fantasy and Terror #9 1986
• * The Promise-Keeper, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1922
• * The Queen’s Ghost, (pm) The New Yorker Dec 4 1937
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine Feb 1938
• * Recessional Prayer, (pm) Good Housekeeping Mar 1918
• * The Red-Brick Dream, (ss) Good Housekeeping Aug 1915
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1915
• * Revisitants, (pm) The Double Dealer Sep 1922
• * Rhinestones, (sl) Good Housekeeping Jan 1929
• * The Rival, (pm) Lover’s Lane May #1 1923
• * Rosabel Paradise, (ss) Collier’s Oct 11 1913
• * The Rose-Garden Husband, (na) Lippincott’s Magazine Oct 1914
• * Sea-Call, (pm) Romance Jun 1920
• * Second-Best Love Letter, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Sep 1931
• * Secondary Wife, (ss) The Delineator Dec 1919
• * Seeker, (pm) McClure’s Feb 1918
• * The Shadow of the Shelves [Loves of the Eight E’s], (ss) Good Housekeeping Mar 1916
• * She Looked Like an Angel, (ss) Collier’s Nov 20 1943
• * Silence, (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1923
  • The Smart Set (UK) Feb 1924
• * The Silk Dress That Was Satin, (ss) Good Housekeeping Dec 1916
• * Song, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Apr 1915
• * Song of Pierrot, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1914
• * Songs, (pm) Good Housekeeping Feb 1930
• * Sporting, (ss) Good Housekeeping Jul 1921
• * The Stormy Petrel’s Daughter, (ss) Zest Jan 1927
• * The Story-Book’s End, (pm) The Bellman Nov 10 1917
• * Surge, (ss) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine Oct 1926
• * Take It and Like It, (ss) Droll Sep 1949
• * Thanksgiving, (pm) Good Housekeeping Nov 1918
• * These, (pm) Good Housekeeping Mar 1933
• * To a Young Girl, (pm) Good Housekeeping Feb 1926
• * To a Young Girl at a Window, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1916
• * Triumph, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jan 1915
• * Tryst, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1918
• * The Two Dyings, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1913
• * Unfaith, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1917
• * Unfreed, (pm) The Smart Set Nov 1918
• * W. C. C. S., (ms) Good Housekeeping Sep 1918
• * A Walk in Springtime, (pm) The Smart Set May 1918
• * Warning (“As long as you never marry me, and I never marry you...”), (pm) The Bellman Jun 8 1918, as by M. W..
• * Warning (“As long as you never marry me, and I never marry you...”, as by M. W.), (pm) The Story-teller May 1919
• * Warning (“I do not think, when this we have is over...”), (pm) Good Housekeeping Sep 1950
• * Weariness, (pm) Snappy Stories Oct #1 1917
• * When Youth Went, (pm) Good Housekeeping Nov 1916
  • Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1917
• * Whistle Fantasy, (pm) The Century Magazine Oct 1917
• * Winter Branches, (pm) Snappy Stories Jan #1 1922
• * Wisdom, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jul 1920
• * The Wishing-Ring Man, (sl) Sweetheart Stories Nov 25, Dec 9, Dec 23 1925, Jan 6, Jan 20, Feb 3, Feb 17, Mar 3, Mar 17 1926
• * The Woman Speaks, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jan 1917
• * The Women’s Litany, (pm) The American Magazine Sep 1913
• * The Wooded Path, (pm) The Smart Set Nov 1918
• * Words, (pm) Good Housekeeping Dec 1934
• * World’s End, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1921
• * A Young Man with Red Hair, (ss) Liberty Aug 15 1936
• * Youth, (pm) The Bellman Apr 3 1915
  • The Bellman Jul 1 1916
• * Youth and War, (pm) Good Housekeeping Jul 1930
• * Youth Asks, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Aug 1924
• * Youth for Christmas, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Dec 1916
_____, as told to
• * An Ascent Into Poverty, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1925

WIDDER, ARTHUR, Jr. (chron.)
• * The Mystery of the Missing Man, (ar) Coronet Mar 1957

WIDDER, WILLIAM J. (1926-2004) (chron.)
• * Americans Find Relief in Challenging Times—Pulp Fiction: High Road to Adventure, (ar) The Golden Gazette v2 #1 2009
• * Wanted: Criminals & Cons to Leave Americans Alone to Enjoy Life; Pulp Fiction: Crime Doesn’t Pay, (ar) The Golden Gazette v3 #1 2010
_____, reviews:
• * L. Ron Hubbard - A Master Storyteller - an Illustrated Tour of the Fiction of L. Ron Hubbard, (br) ASI Magazine v5 #1 2003
_____, [ref.]
• * “The Fiction of L. Ron Hubbard” reviewed by Mike Ashley, (br) Interzone Jan 1995

WIDDERMER, MARGARET (chron.)
• * Little Prayer for All of Us, (pm) Good Housekeeping Dec 1936

WIDDLE, Dr. MARGARET (chron.)
• * Fairy Tales as Class Struggle, (ar) Pulpsmith Win 1985

WIDDOWS, J. MORRIS (chron.)
• * Stringtown on the Pike, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1917
• * When der Frost Is on der Turnips, (pm) The Vagrant Jun 1918

WIDDOWSON, PETER (1942-2009); (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “Popular Fictions: Essays in Literature and History” reviewed by David Pringle, (br) Interzone Sum 1987

WIDDOWSON, STEVEN W. (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * The Activity of Mice, (ss) Exuberance #1 1990
• * The Dose, (ss) Works #7 1990
• * The Ibis Experiment, (ss) Interzone Spr 1986
• * The Nexus, (ss) Interzone Jun 1990

WIDDUP, CHARLES (fl. 1930s-1960s) (chron.)
• * The Day the Sun Exploded, (ss) Man Nov 1969
• * A Matter of Salvage, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Sep 1939

WIDE AWAKE (chron.)
• * Post Office Department, (lc) Wide Awake Jul 1876

WIDEM, ALLEN M. (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Charlie’s Spring Break, (nv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1989
• * Just Wanted to Let You Know, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1991
• * One Monday Afternoon, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1996
• * The Ubiquitous Uncle, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1988

WIDEMAN, ALFRED (chron.)
• * Toytown Tattler, (cl) Child Life Jun 1932

WIDEMAN, JOHN EDGAR (1941- ) (chron.)
• * Always Raining Somewhere, Said Jim Johnson, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Feb 2011
• * Are Dreams Faster Than the Speed of Light, (ss) Playboy Sep 2004
• * Doc’s Story, (ss) Esquire Aug 1986
• * Fever, (nv) Conjunctions #14 1989
• * JB & FD, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Feb 2017
• * King, (ex) Harper’s Magazine Oct 1990; from Philadelphia Fire.
• * Maps and Ledgers, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Feb 2018
• * Microstories, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Oct 2008
• * My Fanon Project [from Fanon], (ex) Houghton Mifflin 2008
  • Harper’s Magazine Jan 2008
• * Sharing, (ss) GQ Dec 2000
• * What We Cannot Speak About We Must Pass Over in Silence, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Dec 2003
• * Williamsburg Bridge, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Nov 2015
• * Wolf Whistle, (ss) Harper’s Magazine Apr 2007
• * Writing Teacher, (ss) The New Yorker Jan 22 2018

WIDEN, LUTHER EMANUEL (fl. 1920s)
• * Erika Morini, Master of the Violin, (bg) The New Success Aug 1921

WIDENER, LAURA (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Sacrifice for Resonata, (ss) Morpheus Tales #28 2016

WIDENER, LEE (fl. 2010s); (about) (chron.)
• * He Was So Old, (ss) Neo-Opsis Science Fiction Magazine #28 2017