The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

FRANK, STANLEY (Bernard) (1908-1979) (stories)
• Not So Tough (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Oct 25 1932
• Goal Digger (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 25 1933
• A Good Skate (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Feb 10 1933
• Coach’s Headache (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 10 1933
• Busting the Indian Sign (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 10 1933
• That Rookie from Tennessee (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 25 1933
• Basket Ball That Wins (as told by Nat Holman) (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec 10 1933, etc.
• Fair Catch (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine Jan 1934
• Hole-in-the-Head (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr 25 1934
• Blinding Speed (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine Apr 1934
• White Wings (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 25 1934
• Two O’Clock Hitter (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Sep 25 1934
• Money Player (nv) The All-America Sports Magazine Dec 1934
• Sacrificial Goat (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine Feb 1935
• Pivot Man (nv) The All-America Sports Magazine May 1935
• Keystone Kids (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Oct #2 1935
• But Not Dumb (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec #1 1935
• Sucker Play (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr #1 1936
• Selling the Dodgers Baseball (as told by Burleigh Grimes) (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun #1 1937
• Will They Steal This Series? (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 2 1937
• Hank Luisetti, Stanford’s Shooting Star (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Mar #2 1938
• Love and Learn—To Hit (as told by Joe Medwick) (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr #1 1938
• Why the American League Wins (as told by Waite Hoyt) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 2 1938
• Who’ll Win in 1938? (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May #1 1938
• Sock’em vs. Slick’em (ar) Collier’s Feb 4 1939
• “Subtle as a Punch in the Nose” (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1939
• Strong, Silent Man (ar) Collier’s Apr 15 1939
• Iron Men in a Mask (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 17 1939
• Easy Picking? (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1939
• The Deals They Never Made (??) Collier’s Dec 9 1939
• Busiest Bee (ar) Collier’s Dec 23 1939
• Take Away the Backboards? (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 6 1940
• Promoter’s Paradise (ss) The Elks Magazine Feb 1940
• As Good as He Has to Be (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1940
• Gravy Train (ss) Collier’s Dec 14 1940
• Crossroads Champs (ar) Collier’s Feb 8 1941
• Hank Made Greenberg (Hank Greenberg) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1941
• For Dear Old Sweeney (ss) Collier’s Apr 26 1941
• Big Bobo (ar) Collier’s May 3 1941
• Rough Riders of the Dugouts (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1941
• Kid Mercury (ar) Collier’s Jun 7 1941
• Yes, You Can Buy a Pennant (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 20 1941
• Second Wind (ss) Collier’s Nov 29 1941
• Nobody Wanted Him but the Fans (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 14 1942
• Sugar Boy (ar) Collier’s Mar 7 1942
• Side-Winder (ar) Collier’s May 9 1942
• The Name of the Game (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1942
• Bible of Baseball (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20 1942
• Or for Worse (vi) Collier’s Jun 20 1942
• There’s Only One Moore (ar) Collier’s Jul 4 1942
• World-Series Poison (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 3 1942
• Fine Feather (??) Collier’s Feb 27 1943
• Fan-As in Fanatic (ar) Collier’s Apr 24 1943
• Brough Is Rough (??) Collier’s Sep 11 1943
• The Decline and Fall of the Cubs (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 11 1943
• Heel of Honesty (ss) Collier’s Sep 18 1943
• Old Indispensable (ss) Collier’s Oct 16 1943
• Big Bruisers (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 23 1943
• Bronko Bucks Again (??) Collier’s Dec 11 1943
• Helping Hands and Feet (??) Collier’s May 6 1944
• Paper Dolls [with Paul Sann] (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1944
• How to Beat the Races (Horse) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 1 1944
• A Princess Gets ’Em Jobs (ss) Collier’s Aug 12 1944
• You Take the High Note (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1944
• High Guy (??) Collier’s Mar 17 1945
• Open Hands or Tight Fists for G.I.s? (ar) Liberty Sep 1 1945
• Philadelphian in Parliament (ar) Collier’s Sep 29 1945
• The Rancorous Mr. Rankin (ar) Liberty Oct 6 1945
• Labor Answers the G.I. (ar) Collier’s Oct 13 1945
• Big-Time Bush-Leaguer (ar) Liberty Nov 17 1945
• The Man in the Street (ss) Liberty Dec 1 1945
• The Slam-Bang Game of Hockey (ar) Liberty Feb 2 1946
• Poor Little Big Guys (ar) Liberty Feb 23 1946
• First Stop-Omaha Beach (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1946
• Flash at the Pan (ar) Liberty Mar 16 1946
• You’re on a List (ar) Collier’s Mar 30 1946
• How to Annoy an Umpire (ar) Collier’s Apr 27 1946
• Name Your Culture (ar) Collier’s Jun 1 1946
• Torture Track (ar) Liberty Jun 1 1946
• The Biggest Fight Build-Up in History (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 15 1946
• Cheesecake at the Ball Park (ar) Collier’s Jul 27 1946
• The Flame Thrower (ar) Liberty Aug 3 1946
• Is Horse Racing Good for a Community? (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1946
• Does Baseball Need a Union? (ar) Liberty Aug 24 1946
• The Grid Is Hot (ar) Collier’s Sep 14 1946
• Unhappy Chandler (ar) Liberty Sep 28 1946
• Pitching Is the Series Pay-Off (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 5 1946
• Good Scout (ar) Liberty Oct 26 1946
• The Glorious Collapse of the 106th (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9 1946
• He Doesn’t Have to Win (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1946
• Buddy Totes the Ball (ar) Collier’s Nov 23 1946
• They Hit the Pay Dirt (ar) Liberty Nov 23 1946
• Ladies and Gentlemen— (??) Collier’s Dec 21 1946
• Tycoons of the Turntable (??) Collier’s Mar 22 1947
• College Without Frills or Fun (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1947
• Lucky Bucky (ar) Liberty Apr 26 1947
• Mr. Pulitzer’s Prize Hair Pull (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947
• They Licked Their Veterans Problem (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1947
• Barnum of Baseball (ar) Liberty Jul 19 1947
• The Nation’s Brain (??) Collier’s Aug 16 1947
• Baseball Needs Some New Fools (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1947
• Headaches of a Movie Censor (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1947
• You Have to Baby the Pros (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 25 1947
• Gold-Plated Corn (??) Collier’s Nov 8 1947
• Main Line Football (??) Collier’s Nov 15 1947
• Crime at Your Front Door (??) Collier’s Nov 22 1947
• Ideals Bowled Over (ar) Esquire Feb 1948
• The Age of the Golden Bee (ar) Esquire Mar 1948
• Saint-Lo Fights Another Battle (??) Collier’s Jun 12 1948
• They’re Just Wild About Boudreau (Lou Boudreau) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 4 1948
• $4000 a Week Butler (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1948
• Who Won the War? (??) Collier’s Oct 9 1948
• Football’s Strangest Fan (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 30 1948
• Wadda Ya Read? (??) Collier’s Nov 27 1948
• My Life in a Cooking School (??) Collier’s Dec 25 1948
• Basketball’s Big Wheel (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15 1949
• Toughest Job in Sports (??) Collier’s Feb 12 1949
• Disasters Are Their Dish (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 16 1949
• Geniuses Have It Tough, Too (??) Collier’s Jun 4 1949
• Nice Kid in the Big Leagues (??) Collier’s Jun 18 1949
• Saturday Afternoon Mean Grinders (??) Collier’s Oct 1 1949
• Some Cops Have Lovely Legs (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 24 1949
• That Wonderful Guy (ar) Collier’s Dec 31 1949
• Basketball’s Nat Holman: Easy Doesn’t Do It (??) Collier’s Feb 18 1950
• Why Shouldn’t I Sing? (as told by Margaret Truman) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1950
• Grandma Gloria Swanson Comes Back (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 22 1950, etc.
• You Don’t Lose Pennants That Way (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1950
• Anything Goes in Greenwich Village (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 16 1950
• The Big Ten’s Surprise Package (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1950
• He Lost a Million Dollars in Football (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 28 1950
• The Case of Millville N.J. (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 11 1951
• The Woes of an All-American (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1951
• I Know Why They Sold Out to the Gamblers (as told by Clair Bee) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1952
• Refugee from Burlesque (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1952
• Out of this World (ar) Nation’s Business Mar 1952
• New York’s Glamorous Hash House (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1952
• The National League Comes Back (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 5 1952
• They Hunt the Train Wreckers (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1952
• The Dodgers Won’t Blow It Again! (as told by Chuck Dressen) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13 1952
• They Drive Travel Agents Crazy! (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1953
• Too Old to Pitch? Don’t Make Me Laugh! (as told by Dutch Leonard) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1953
• The Motorist’s Maddest Mile (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 18 1953
• The Man Who Saved the Day for Yale (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10 1953
• Nobody Loves Baseball More Than Campy (Roy Campanella) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 5 1954
• Baseball’s Biggest Surprise (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 18 1954
• Basektball’s Amazing Showboat (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 18 1954
• Life in a Sudden-Death Factory - Munitions (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15 1955
• The World’s Busiest Police Beat (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 25 1955
• Do You Know What You Are Buying? (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 9 1955
• The Yankees’ Southpaw Wizard (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1956
• Beware the Home Repair Racketeers (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1956
• They’d Rather Dance Than Eat (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1957
• Pro Football’s All-Around Man (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1957
• Basketball’s Toughest War Horse (Dolph Schayes) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 28 1957
• The Rap Gangsters Fear Most (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1958
• Basketball’s Little Whirlwind (Slater Martin) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1959
• He Fights the Wildest Fires (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1959
• Killer at the Card Table (John Crawford) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1959
• She Knows What Women Will Wear (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1959
• So I Escaped from the Bullpen (as told by Hoyt Wilhelm) (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 1 1959
• Help for Homeowners (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 14 1959
• Mamma’s at the Met (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 29 1960
• Brunette Today, Blonde Tomorrow (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1961
• New York Colossal Coliseum (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1962
• Gamblers Anonymous (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1962
• Landing on Easy Street (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 30/Jul 7 1962
• Style King of Ready-to-Wear (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 20 1962

FRANK, TIM (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• The Stranger (ss) Bourbon Penn Feb 2011

FRANK, VIOLA (stories)
• [letter] (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1934, etc.

FRANK, WALDO (David) (1889-1967) (stories)
• The Fruit of Misadventure (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1915
• Dear Little Sister-in-Law (nv) The Smart Set Dec 1915
• Distinctions (ss) The Chimaera May 1916
• Fetiches (ss) The Chimaera Jul 1916
• The Candles of Romance (ss) The Smart Set Feb 1917
• Bread-Crumbs (ss) Seven Arts May 1917
• Rudd (ss) Seven Arts Aug 1917
• Under the Dome (ss) The Dial Oct 1920
• Candy Cigar and Stationary (ss) Broom Jan 1922
• Murder (ss) Broom Jun 1922
• John the Baptist (ss) The Dial Sep 1922
• Ennobling Our Criminals (ss) The New Yorker May 30 1925
• In the Menagerie (ss) The New Yorker Jun 6 1925
• Against Tobacco (ss) The New Yorker Jun 20 1925
• A Place to Lay One’s Head (ss) Esquire Jan 1935
• Stepan and Natasha (ss) Esquire Jun 1937
• Winesburg, Ohio (ar) Story Sep/Oct 1941
• The Jews Are Different (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 21 1942
• Argentina-Unwilling Enemy (ar) Collier’s Sep 26 1942
• Chile Gets Off the Fence (ar) Collier’s Oct 24 1942

FRANK, WILLIAM (stories)
• Occultism Guides Many Movie Stars (ar) True Mystic Science Nov 1938
• Hollywood’s Lady Ghost (ar) True Mystic Science Dec 1938

FRANK, WILLIAM H. (fl. 1910s) (stories)
• Important Town Landmarks (vi) Saucy Stories Jul 1919

FRANK-BERNAY (stories)
• Curtain People of Importance (pt) Shadowland Aug 1923

FRANKAU, GILBERT (1884-1952) (stories)
• Two Recurring (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1905
• To “M.E.B.” (pm) Colour Aug 1914
• A Song of the Guns (pm) Land & Water Jan 6 1916, etc.
• The City of Fear (pm) Land & Water May 4 1916
• How Riflebrown Came to Valhalla (pm) Land & Water Aug 10 1916
• A Rag-Time Hero (ss) The Century Magazine Dec 1916
• The Inn of a Thousand Dreams (pm) Land & Water Jul 5 1917
• Eton Revisited (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Mar 1918
• Domesticity (ss) Snappy Stories Jan #2 1919
• J.C. (ss) Collier’s Jan 11 1919
• The Seeds of Enchantment (sl) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1920, etc.
• Aliette: A Love Story (sl) Hutchinson’s Story Magazine Mar 1921, etc.
• The Moth and the Star (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1921
• The Hindermate (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Aug 1921
• The Parrot (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine Oct 1921
• The Fit-Up (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1921
• Mustard-Pot—Matchmaker (ss) The Strand Magazine Feb 1922 [Mustard-Pot]
• The Understudy (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1922
• Mustard-Pot—Home-Sick (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1922 [Mustard-Pot]
• Mustard-Pot—Bailiffsman (ss) The Strand Magazine Jul 1922 [Mustard-Pot]
• Red Love (ss) The Story-teller Jul 1922
• The Soul of Millicent Hathaway (ss) The Story-teller Aug 1922
• Mustard-Pot—Huntsman (ss) The Strand Magazine Sep 1922 [Mustard-Pot]
• Mustard-Pot—Duellist (ss) The Strand Magazine Dec 1922 [Mustard-Pot]
• One Day in the Shires (nv) The Story-teller Dec 1922
• Mustard-Pot—Mountebank (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1923 [Mustard-Pot]
• Can the Modern Girl Love? (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Feb 1923
• Gerald Cranston’s Lady (sl) The London Magazine Feb 1923, etc.
• The Sin of Witchcraft (ss) The Story-teller Feb 1923
• The Hunting of Helen (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine Mar 1923
• The Treasures (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1923
• Way of Silence (ss) MacLean’s Apr 1 1923
• The Woman and I (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1923