The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

ANONYMOUS (stories) (continued)
• Oil Pirates! (na) The Union Jack #1247 [Sexton Blake]
• Old Avalanche; or, Deadwood Dick’s Best Pard (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #143 [Deadwood Dick]
• The Old Bachelor’s New Year (pm); also as “The Bachelor’s Lament”; also as “untitled (‘Oh the spring hath less of brightness...’)”.
• Old Books (pm)
• An Old Cheshire Song (pm)
• The Old Chisholm Trail (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
• Old Christmas Carol (sg)
• Old English Beggars’ Rhyme (pm)
• Old English Carol (pm)
• The Old Georgia Melon (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Old Hammock (pm) Nebraska Farmer
• Old King Cole (pm)
• An Old Lady’s Love Story (ss) Gentleman’s Magazine
• An Old Maid’s Marriage (ss)
• Old Powder Horn Locates Ancient Indian Towns (ms)
• Old Rhyme (pm)
• The Old Schoolhouse (pm)
• The Old Ship (pm)
• An Old Song (pm)
• The Old Time Fire (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Old Toast (pm)
• Old Ways (pm)
• The Oldest Rogues’ Dictionary (ms)
• The Oldest Story in the World (vi)
• Ollendorfiana (vi) Paris Figaro
• Omens (pm)
• On a Lady Patch (pm)
• On a Lady’s Wearing a Patch (pm)
• On Conciliation (ss)
• On Cowards (pm)
• On Guard (ss)
• On One Dick (pm)
• On the Job (ct) The Sketch
• On Woman’s Rights (pm)
• $1.06 Collect! (ms)
• One Hour (ex)
• One Night in Rome (ss); from Fragments and Fictions from the French of Jean Pococurante de Peudemots. Edinburgh: Macredie, Skelly & Muckersy, 1817.
• One of the Contented (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• One of the Flock (ct) The Sketch
• The One Passenger on the Diligence (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• Opinion by an Expert (hu)
• Opinion from Detroit (ms)
• The Optimist (pm)
• The Ordeal (pm)
• The Orphan Mendicant (pm)
• Othello the Moor of Venice (cs); based on the play by William Shakespeare.
• Our Acts (pm)
• Our Ash Wednesday Entertainment (ss) To-Day
• Our Deeds (ex) Chambers’s Journal
• Our Hopes (pm)
• The Out of Date Couple (pm) Chambers’s Journal
• Out of Sight (ss) New York Journal
• Out of This World (ms)
• Outcast Children (ar)
• The Outdoor Church (pm) The Spectator
• The Outdoor Girl (pm) Harper’s Bazar
• Outlands (cl)
• The Outlaw Middy; or,The Young Patriot Sea Ranger (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #200
• Outlaw’s Cache (ss)
• Outward Bound (pm)
• Over the Kitchen Fire (hu) Home Notes; also as “Can Compositors Be Comic?”.
• Owed to Commencement (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Owlhoot Heritage (ss)
• An Oxford Idyll (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• Pack Horses and Mules (ms)
• Paddle Your Own Canoe (pm); also as “untitled (‘Voyager upon life’s sea...’)”.
• A Page from the Library: Clerk Saunders (pm); from Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, 1802.
• A Pair of Old Slippers (ss)
• A Pair of Old Slippers,, uncredited (ss)
• Panther Paul, the Prairie Pirate; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #152 [Dainty Lance]
• A Parallel (pm)
• La Paree Chatter (ms)
• Parental Solicitude (hu)
• Paris As It Is To-Day (ar)
• A Parisian Joke (hu)
• Parvum in Multo (pm) The Detroit Tribune
• The Passionate Shepherd to His Love (pm)
• Paste or Diamond? (ss)
• The Pastor Who DIdn’t Know Fear (vi) St. Paul’s Magazine
• The Patriot (pm) The London Daily News
• Paul Cynos Demands £1,000,000 Ransom (na) The Union Jack #1297 [Sexton Blake]
• Pauline’s Flirtations (ss)
• The Pawky Peddler (ss) The Glasgow Citizen
• The Pearl Bullet (ss)
• “Pearl of the Headlands” (ss) Peterson’s Magazine
• The Peasant of Albano (ss) Matrix
• A Peculiar Tragedy: The Story of Charley Ross (ar) Cincinnati Enquirer
• Percolator Principle Applied to Steam Heating (ms)
• A Perilous Ride (ar) The Chicago Tribune
• Perry’s Victory (pm)
• Persuading Them (vi) Chicago Daily News, as “Persuading Children” by Lillian Young.
• Peter May (ar) Crime Time #25 2001
• Phantom Detective (cs) Thrilling Comics [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)]
• A Phantom Engineer (vi); from Philadelphia Item.
• Phillada (pm)
• Phillis and Daphne (pm)
• Philo Fly of Phoenix; or, Deadwood Dick Jr’s. Racket at Claim No. 10 (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #73 [Deadwood Dick]
• The Philosopher’s Baby (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
• Photographer’s Private File (pi)
• Photographer’s Private File No. 3: Andre De Dienes (pi)
• Picking Strawberries (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
• A Picture (pm)
• The Piece of String, by Guy de Maupassant (ss); translated from the French (“La Ficelle”).
• The Pilot of the Prairie (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #396
• Pinguification (pm)
• The Pit of Doom (na) [Sexton Blake]
• The Plague of Locusts (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• Plaint of the Plutocrat (pm) The Chicago Tribune
• The Planting Song: An Osage Indian Lyrice (pm); from American Indian Lyrics 1928.
• Plata Por Trigo (ss); from St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
• “Play Ball!” (pm) Denver Post
• Playing Ghost (vi), as “Playing the Ghost” by Claudine Sisson.
• The Plots of Famous Books (ar) Answers
• Pluck Wins (pm)
• A Pocket Notebook (ms) St. Nicholas
• Pocket Wisdom (pm)
• A Poem for Lovers of Dogs (“I am only a dog, and I’ve had my day...”) (pm)
• Poetical Trimming for Ladies’ Fashionable Bonnets (pm) Punch v28
• The Poet’s Dream (pm)
• Poet’s Lot (pm)
• Polly Atkins (ss) Truth
• Polly Bergen (ar)
• The Poor (pm)
• Poor Irish Scholar (ss), as “The Poor Scholar”, by William Carleton; from Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, Dublin: Wakeman, 1833.
• The Poor Scholar (ss); also as “Poor Irish Scholar”.
• A Pork Bomb (vi) The Washington Post
• Portraits of Celebrities at Different Times of Their Lives (pi)
• Possession (pm)
• A Possible Solution (pm) Puck
• Poster Maiden (pm) Vanity
• A Pot of Gold, and a Pot of Honey (vi)
• Practice Makes Perfect (ms)
• Prairie Dog Towns (ms)
• A Prayer (pm)
• A Prescription (pm) Medical and Surgical Reporter
• President Plummer (na) The Union Jack #475 [Sexton Blake]
• Presidents as Authors (ms)
• The Pride of Rank (ss) Matrix
• Prince Pistol, the King of the West; or, Deadwood Dick Jr’s. Compact (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #77 [Deadwood Dick]
• Printed Where You Used to Live (pm) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly
• The Printer’s Angel (pm) Punch
• Private Conversations (ms)
• Prize Story Competition (ms)
• Pro-File (cl) Galileo; #2-11/12.
• A Problem (pm) Life
• The Problem of the Yellow Button (na) The Union Jack #334 [Sexton Blake]
• Procrastination (ss); from an American Magazine.
• The Professional Lover (ms) Household Words
• Professor Ledieu, by Pierre Berton (ss) The Boston Transcript
• Prohibition in Ancient Times (ms)
• The Proposal (vi)
• Proverb (pm)
• Psalm One Hundred and Seven (pm)
• Pugilism and the Drama (ar) The Sun
• Pullman Porters May Really Brush Clothes Now (ms)
• Purpose (pm)
• The Putitoffs (pm)
• The Puzzle (nv)
• A Puzzled Boy (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
• Quacks and Quackery (ex) 1839
• The Quail, by Ivan Turgenev (ss) New-York Tribune
• A Quartet of Laughs (ct) The Sketch
• Queer New Yorkers (vi) New-York Tribune
• Queer Tricks That People Played to End It All (ms) The American Weekly
• A Question (pm)
• Quickest Courtship on Record (ar) Toronto Globe
• The Quiet Stream (pm)
• Quire of Seraphim (pm)
• A Quiz Corral (qz)
• Quod Petis Hic Est (pm)
• A Race for a Ruthless Rogue; or, Deadwood Dick’s Chase (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #103 [Deadwood Dick]
• A Race for Life (ss)
• The Race for the Canadian Rockies (ar) New York Herald
• Radio Be Derned (hu)
• The Raft (ex); from Sue’s The Salamandre.
• Raggety Bob (ss); Spokane Review.
• Raiders and Rangers. A Story of Wild and Thrilling Adventures in the Life of Buck Taylor (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #204
• Raiders from Mars (ar)
• Rail Service to the World’s End (ar) The Philadelphia Times
• A Rain-Drop (pm)
• The Rajah of Gascoigne (ss); from Budget Story Book, 1890s. [Carfax Baines]
• Ralph, the Dead Shot Scout; or, The Raiders of the Rio (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #221
• Randy Rides Alone (ss); adapted from the movie.
• The Rani Remembers (ss) National Home Monthly
• The Rapids—A Tale (ss); from The Legendary ed. by N. P. Willis, Boston, 1828.
• Rapier Raphael; or, The Swordsman of Zacatecas (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #229
• Rats of London’s River (na) The Union Jack #472 [Sexton Blake]
• “Rats”, the Boy Ferret; or, Deadwood Dick among the Crooks (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #89 [Deadwood Dick]
• Rattlesnake Jim (ss) Overland Monthly
• The Real Thing in Spring Poems (ed) New York World
• Real Trouble (vi) Chicago Daily News, as “It Was Real Trouble” by Jesse Crown.
• The Rebel Chief (sl) Tait’s Magazine
• Reconstructing the Murder-ed (ts) The American Weekly
• The Red and the Green (pm) Railroad Magazine Sep 1940
• The Red Breast of the Robin: An Irish Legend (pm)
• The Red Men from Cork (pm) Atlanta Journal
• Redskin Writing (qz)
• Reforms via the Novel (pm) Denver Republican
• Reinforcement (pm) Pall Mall Gazette
• Remarks on the Weather (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Remember (ex)
• Remember Those Jingles for Force? (pm)
• A Remembrance (pm)
• A Reminiscence (pm)
• The Remonstrance of the Lowly (pm) Tait’s Magazine
• Repetition Generale (ms)
• Reproaches to a Dissipated Student (pm)
• The Rescue (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
• Rest for the Hurried Man (pm) Chicago Record-Herald
• Retribution (ss)
• A Retrospect (pm)
• Return (pm); from The Heart of the Weed Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1886.
• The Return from India (pm) Household Words; also as “untitled (‘I came, but they had passed away...’)”.
• A Reversible Political Platform (ms); from The Jacksonian (Pontiac, MI).
• Revise Your Maps! (ms)
• Revisiting College Yells (pm) The Chicago Tribune
• A Rhyme to the Sweet South (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Richard A. Waite’s Architectural Masterpiece (ar); from New York Commercial.
• The Richest Science Fiction Novel Contest in History (cn)
• The Richest Woman in America (ar) The New York Times
• A Riddle in Red Leather (na) The Union Jack #518 [Sexton Blake]
• The Riddle of Room 11 (na) The Union Jack #342 [Sexton Blake]
• The Riddle of the King Crook’s Messenger (na) The Union Jack #1252 [Sexton Blake]
• The Riddling Knight (pm)
• Riding on the Wheel (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
• Right (pm) Pittsburgh Press
• The Right Combination (ms)
• Right Hon. Henry Hawkins, Lord Brampton (ar) New York Daily Graphic
• Right of Way (pm) Los Angeles Times
• The Right Question in the Circumstances (hu)
• Ripples (pm)
• The Rival Giants (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #364
• The Roads of the Indians (ar) The New York Times
• The Robber of Piroche, by Alexandre Dumas, fils (ss)
• Robbers (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
• Robbing a Slave Dhow (ss) Chums
• The Robinson Crusoe Island Up to Date (ar) Melbourne Argus
• The Rockcliffe Rebels (n.)
• Rodney Stone (cs); based on the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
• Romance in Your Stars (cl)
• Romance in your Stars (cl)
• Romance of the Quaker Poet (John G. Whittier) (ar)
• The Romance of the Roundup (ms)
• Rope-Skipping Rhyme (pm)
• Rose Cherril: An Exile’s Love-Story (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• Roses (pm)
• Rose’s Lover (vi)
• Rosy Morn (pm) The Outing Magazine
• The Rough Rider’s Double (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly, as by Ned Taylor, by William Wallace Cook. [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider]
• Rounded Up in Glory (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
• The Royal Middy; or,the “Shark” and the “Sea Cat” (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #198
• A Royal Whim (ss)
• Rube’s Obituary (vi) Detroit Free Press
• A Rum Racket 4-11-44; or, Deadwood Dick in Buffalo (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #102 [Deadwood Dick]
• Running Down a Slave Ship (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• The Rural Dance About the May-Pole (pm)
• The Rustic and the Lackeys (ms)
• A Rustic Convert (pm) The Outing Magazine
• Ruth Redmond, the Girl Shadower; or, the Rivals of Buckskin (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #146
• The Ryan Woman’s Suicide (ss) New York Sunday Sun
• Saffron Sol, the Man with a Shadow (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #211
• Sailors After Prize Money (ar); Sunday Guardian, Trinidad, 1940.
• The Sailor’s Orphans (ss); from Real Life, Edinburgh: Waugh and Innes, 1832.
• A Sale, by Guy de Maupassant (ss); translated from the French.
• Salty Bill’s Range Talk (cl)
• Sam Bass (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
• Sam Bass—A Famous Author—His Last Fight with the Texas Rangers (bg)
• Sam Bass Tactics (ms)
• Sam Sheridan,, the Secret Service Special (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #178
• San Francisco (pm) Schenectady Gazette
• Sand Will Do It (pm)
• Sandy Denny: Photo from the album She Moves Through the Fair (pt)
• The Sanitary and Moral Condition of New York City (ar)
• Sanscritics (ms)
• Santa Fe Sal, the Slasher; or, a Son’s Vengeance (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #173
• Satirizing Rockefeller’s Autobiography (hu) Punch
• Saturn (ar) Authentic Science Fiction #40 1953
• Saved by a Bell Button (vi); from St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
• Saved by the Skin of His Teeth (ss) London Life
• Sawdust Sam’s Last Green Game; or, Deadwood Dick after the Queer (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #101 [Deadwood Dick]
• The Sawyer (pm)
• “Say Well” and “Do Well” (pm) Selected
• Sayin’ Howdy (pm) Milwaukee Sentinel
• Says the Boston Mother (pm) Catholic Standard and Times
• The Scarred Hand (ss)
• The Scent of a Dead Rose (ss)
• The School (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
• Science at Your Service (cl)
• Science Fact Digest (cl) Science Fiction Digest; #2.
• Scientifacts (cl) Thrilling Wonder Stories; Aug 41 - Sep 45.
• The Scoundrel (pm)
• The Scourge of San Juan (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #393
• Scrapbook (ms)
• The “Sea Lance”; or, the Winged Witch of the Ocean (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #114
• Sea Peril (ms)
• A Sea Song (pm) The Outing Magazine
• Seafarers (pm)
• The Sealed Door (vi); from Apocrypha.
• A Seaside Drama, by Honoré de Balzac (ss)
• Seawards (pm)