The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

ANONYMOUS (stories) (continued)
• The Secret of Life (ss)
• Seeing the Game Gratis (pm) Louisville Courier-Journal
• Self-Reliance Calls Out Initiative (ms) Success
• Selinda (pm)
• A Sense of Security (pm) Washington Star
• The Sentence of Life (ss) The Argonaut
• The Sentencing of Captain Kidd (ar)
• September (pm)
• The Service of Beauty (pm)
• Seven Men (pm)
• Ye Sexes Give Ear to My Fancy (pm)
• Sexton Blake versus the House of Cynos (na) The Union Jack #1289 [Sexton Blake]
• Sexton Blake’s Christmas Case (n.) The Union Jack v2 #321; also as “Next O’ Kin”, by William Murray Graydon. [Sexton Blake]
• The Shadow of a Doubt (ss); from “The Matron: N.Y. Town Topics”.
• Shakespeare as a Business Man (cl) Chambers’s Journal
• Shall Women Smoke? (pm) Punch
• Shannahan’s Old Shebeen (pm) The Washington Post
• The Sheep Herder (pm) Denver Republican
• Shelved Classics (ar) London Academy
• “Sherlock of France” Murdered (ms) Time
• She’s on Deck (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Shining Star (pm)
• A Shipwrecked Sailor..., by Theoderidas (pm)
• Shooting Stars (pm) Godey’s Lady’s Book
• The Shortening Trips of a Cannon Ball (ar) The Chicago Tribune
• The Siege of Sunda Gunge (ss) Temple Bar
• The Sight of an Angel (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v4, as “Johan Schmit”.
• The Sign of Four (cs); based on the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. [Sherlock Holmes]
• Signalling on Single Line Railways (ia)
• Significance of the Railroad to Hudson Bay (ar); from Heral Magazine.
• The Signs of the Zodiac (pm)
• The Silent Rifleman. A tale of the Texan prairies (nv); reprint from Williams Brothers, 1848 (Pierre, the Partisian. A tale of the Mexican marches).
• The Silver Bullet (ss) The True Flag
• The Silver Dress (ss)
• The Silvern Side (pm) The Cottage Hearth
• A Simple Sign (pm)
• The Simplified Poet (pm) The Evening Sun
• The Sin of Omission (pm)
• Sing a Song of Sixpence (pm)
• A Singular Duel (vi)
• The Sinister Dr. Satira (na) The Union Jack #1209 [Sexton Blake]
• Sir Edric’s Pearl (nv) Longman’s Magazine
• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (ss)
• Merchistonian (magazine of Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh)1916BOPMaySir Hatrick Spens (pm)
• Sir Nigel (cs); based on the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
• Sir Toby’s Disappearance (ss) London Truth
• A Siren (pm)
• A Sisterly Ghost (ss)
• Sit Tight (ct) Punch
• Skates and Sleds Up to Date (ar) Boston Herald
• Skepticism (pm) Omaha World Herald
• Skull Ranch Riddle (ss)
• Skull Test (vi)
• Slang of To-day (pm) The Boston Transcript
• Sleep (pm)
• Slumber Song (pm)
• A Sly Old Rat (pm) Harper’s Magazine
• Smashing the Record (ct); from Simplicissimus.
• A Smile (pm)
• Smiles and Tears (pm)
• The Smoke-Tree Trail (pm)
• The Smugglers (ss) East Lothian Journal
• Snapshots of the Great War (pi)
• So Little (pm) Exchange
• So the Reporters Tell Us (ms)
• So They Say (ms)
• “Socialism Never Looked More Attractive Than Now” (ed); from Springfield Republican.
• A Soft Answer (pm) Harvard Lampoon
• The Soldier’s Compendium (ar)
• Solid Sam; or, the Branded Brows (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #117
• Solution (pm) Essex (Mass.) Register
• The Solution of the Cross-Word Puzzle in “Uncle Meleager’s Will” (ms)
• Solution to Cryptograms (ms)
• Solution to Magpie Crossword (ms)
• Solution to the Westerners’ Crossword Puzzle (ms)
• Some Curious Weapons (ms)
• Some Easy Tests for Diamonds (ms)
• Some Sound Practial Advice for Young Men (lt) New York World
• Some Time Somewhere (pm) Exchange
• The Somnambule (ss)
• Song (pm); from “The Cupid” 1736.
• A Song for the Fall (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Song in Fish Time (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song in Praise of Tobacco (pm); Le Prince d’Amour, London, 1660.
• A Song of a Sailor (pm) Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly
• The Song of Base Ball (pm)
• Song of Courtship (pm)
• The Song of Deborah and Barak (pm)
• A Song of Fall Time (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Song of June Time (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song of the Jersey (pm)
• The Song of the Stars (pm); from American Indian Love Lyrics 1928.
• A Song of the Weather (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Song the Parodist Loves: Grandfather’s Clock (pm)
• Song to the Wind God, Translated from the Aztec epic “Song of Quetzalcoatl” (pm)
• Song to the Wind: An Ode by a Sixth Century Welsh Bard, by Taliesin (pm)
• A Song Which Rang Through Tara’s Halls (“Like as the damask rose you see...”) (sg)
• Song, Printed 1634 (pm)
• A Song: Love’s Dying Dream (vi); from La Lanterne.
• Sonnet (pm)
• Sonnett (“How can I worthily the praise unfold...”) (pm)
• “Soon as Aurora drives away the night...” (pm) Gay’s Rural Sport
• Sore Points (pm) Cassell’s Little Folks
• Sowing and Reaping (pm) The Yankee Blade
• The Spade and the Shotgun (ss) Boston Youth’s Companion
• Spanish Folk Song (“Let the rich man fill his belly...”) (pm)
• “Speak for the Air, Your Element” (pm)
• Speak Gently (pm)
• Speaking of Wives (ss) The Atlantic Monthly
• Spent Her Life and Fortune Hunting a Killer (ms) The American Weekly
• The Spinning Wheel—New and Old (pm) Life
• The Spirit of Swamp Lake; or, Deadwood Dick’s Divide (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #58; also as “Deadwood Dick’s Divide, or The Spirit of Swamp Lake”. [Deadwood Dick]
• Spiritual Disturbances in the House of a Highly Respectable Gentleman (ar) Hindu Spiritual Magazine
• Spitfire on the Chisholm Trail! (ms)
• The Splendid Stranger (ss)
• Spring (pm)
• Springtime in Georgia (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Spritely Fable (ss)
• Spukenswald (ss); translated from the German.
• St. John’s Eve (ms); from The Connoisseur, c.1750.
• St. Valentine’s Day Long Ago (ms); from Notes and Queries 1873.
• The Stage Driver (ms)
• Stagecoach Competition (ms)
• A State of Mind (pm); from Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society.
• The Stock-Seller’s Mailing Lists (ar) The Sun Magazine
• The Stolen Ship (ss); from Queer Tales of the Sea.
• The Stone Monkey (vi)
• Story of a Maniac (ss) Psychological Journal
• The Story of a Phantom Bark (ss)
• The Story of Bel and the Great Dragon (vi)
• The Story of Mary (pm) New York World
• The Story of Ming-Y (ss)
• The Story of Perseus No. 1-Adrift in a Chest (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 10-Perseus Slays the Fearsome Medusa (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 11-How Perseus Released Atlas (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 12-How Perseus Rescued Andromeda (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 13-How Perseus Slew the Monster (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 14-How Perseus Kept His Promise (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 15-How Perseus Came Home Again (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 2-Rescued from the Sea (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 3-How Perseus Vowed a Rash Vow (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 4-The Strange Dream of Perseus (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 5-How Perseus Threatened the King (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 6-Perseus Makes a Foolish Boast (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 7-The Quest for Medusa (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 8-Perseus Reaches the Unshapen Land (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Perseus No. 9-Perseus Talks with the Giant Atlas (pi); based on The Heroes by Charles Kingsley.
• The Story of Reynard the Fox (ss)
• Story of the Baked Head (ss); from his Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan.
• The Story of the Fan (ms)
• Story of the Two Dancers (ss)
• Strafing Mission (ar)
• A “Strand” Immortal (ms) The Evening Standard
• Strange Case of Mr. John Gilpin (pm) The Detroit Tribune
• A Strange Victory (te) The Sun
• Stranger in Paradies with model Margo Strange (pi)
• Stratosphere Travel (ms)
• The Street Spotter’s Weird Hunt (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #132
• Street Wolf and Others (ms)
• The Stricken City (pm) New York American
• The Stub-Tailed Cow (vi) New-York Tribune
• The Student’s Duel (ex)
• Stumping the Stump (pm) Life
• Submarine Diamond Mine Yields Fine Gems of the First Water (ms)
• A Successful Man’s Diary (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• Suffering (pm)
• Suffragists Know What They Want (ms)
• Sugar-Coated Sam; or, the Black Gowns of Grim Gulch (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #56
• Sulphur (ms)
• Summer (pm)
• The Summer Girl (pm)
• The Summer Resort (pm)
• A Summer Shower (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Summer’s Advent (pm) Cape Cod Item
• Summer’s Entrance (pm)
• Summer’s Joys (pm) Kansas City Journal
• Summertime (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
• Sun and Rain (pm)
• The Sunday Fisherman (pm) Pearson’s Weekly
• Sunflower Sam of Shasta; or, Deadwood Dick’s Full Hand (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #71 [Deadwood Dick]
• Sunlight Kills Snakes (ms)
• The Sunny Side of Humor (ar) New York Observer
• Supplanted (pm) Washington Star
• “Supposin’ So” (pm) Baltimore American
• Surrender to Glamor (ss)
• Sweet Betsy from Pike (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
• “The Sweet By and By” (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Sweet Content (pm)
• Sweet Mama Who Lived Upstairs (pm) The Follies
• Sweet Nelly, My Heart’s Delight (pm)
• “Take a Little Wife” (pm)
• The “Take-Him-Out” Man (pm) Detroit Free Press
• Taking It Easy (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Tale of Hoffman (bg) [Dustin Hoffman]
• A Tale of the Bull Ring (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
• The Tale of the Kadi (ss); from Arabian Nights.
• Talk’s Cheap (pm) Chicago News-Record
• The Tall Gentleman’s Apology (pm); also as “untitled (‘Upbraid me not! I never swore...’)”.
• Tamed by Kindness: The Story of Sigvard Berggren (bg)
• The Tanner’s Ditty (pm) Leather Trade Circular, as by W. J..
• Tarley; or, The Pet of Hawkswood (sl)
• Taurus Among the Crockery Ware (ar) The Philadelphia Times
• Ted Strong at Raven’s Peak (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly, as by Ned Taylor, by William Wallace Cook. [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider]
• Ted Strong’s Indian Trail (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly, as by Ned Taylor, by William Wallace Cook. [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider]
• Ted Strong’s Terrible Test (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly, as by Ned Taylor, by William Wallace Cook. [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider]
• Ted Strong’s Treasure Hunt (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly, as by Ned Taylor, by William Wallace Cook. [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider]
• Tell Him, O Night (“from the Arabian”) (pm)
• A Terrible Punishment (vi) The Chicago Tribune
• A Terrible Tussle (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #356
• Terrors of the Deep (ms)
• The Test of a Man (pm)
• Testing your Crime I.Q. (qz)
• Texas Tom’s Terrible Task (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #209 [Texas Tom]
• Texas Tom’s Trio; or,The Strange Affair at Tombstone (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #208 [Texas Tom]
• Texas Tom’s Triumph (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #210 [Texas Tom]
• That Amazing Man—Morgan (ar) The (New York) Sunday World
• That Girl (pm) The St. Louis Republic
• The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson, in the Style of William Burroughs (hu) Weirdly Supernatural #2 2004
• Their Engagement (vi)
• Then (pm) Truth
• Then and Now (pm)
• There and Back (pm) Judge
• There Is a Lady Sweet and Kind (pm)
• Reader’s Digest, Sep 19541955+SlvJc#17They Remembered the Birkenhead! (ar)
• They Told Me Not to Love Him (pm); from Early Songs of Uncle Sam 1933.
• They Went to See Shakespeare (ct) Punch
• They’re Happy on the Way (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Thief in the Grange (ss) All the Year Round
• Things to Forget (pm)
• The Third Royal Mendicant (ss); from The Arabian Nights.
• Third-Prize Winner: Craig Rice (bg)
• This Little Doggie Got Along (ss)
• A Thought (pm)
• Thought Transference (pm) Smith, Grey & Co.’s Monthly
• Thoughts Unspoken (pm)
• The Thrashing of Mrs. Mencken (ss)
• Three Good Stories (ms)
• Three Merry Pranks of Till Eulenspiegel (ex)
• The Three Musketeers (cs); based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas; based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas. [The Three Musketeers]
• Three Poems in One (“Hark, hark the trumpet sounds, the din of war’s alarms...”) (pm)
• Three Sonnets, by Michelagnolo di Ludovico di Buonarroti-Simoni (pm)
• The Three Sons (pm); also as “untitled (‘A wealthy old father had three grown-up sons...’)”.
• The Three Spotter’s ; or, Running in the Rogues (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #131
• The Three Thayers (pm); from a broadside.
• 3-Year Pause in “The Wasp’s” 1-Woman Crime Wave (ms) The American Weekly
• A Thrilling Adventure (vi)
• A Thrilling Experience (ms) The Philadelphia Times
• Thrills in Science (cl) Startling Stories; Sep 41.
• Through Hardships to the Throttle (bg) Pittsburgh Press
• Thy Friend (pm) Indianapolis Journal
• The Tiger Woman (ar)
• Till the End of All (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Time Works Wonders (vi)
• A Timely Rescue (vi), as “As the Train Rolled North” by Frank A. Sweet.
• Times Have Changed Since Isaac Fished (pm) The Evening Sun
• Time’s Revenges (pm) Somerville Journal
• The Times, Obituary for Arthur Machen December 13th 1947 (ob) The Times
• A Tiny Shoe (pm)
• The Tip-Off (ms)
• Tips on the F.B.I. (ms)
• To a Brake (pm) New York Telegraph
• To a Southern Girl (pm) Buffalo Commerical
• To an Old Family Portrait (pm)
• To an Unkind Maid (pm)
• To David Rittenhouse (pm)
• To My Lady (pm)
• To My Sister (pm)
• To Please a Man (ms)
• To the Wayfarer (pm)
• A Toast (pm)
• Tomorrow I’ll Be Wise (pm)
• Tong War for Sweet Flower (ss)
• Tongue-Twister (pm)
• Tortoise Ship (ms)
• Toward the Light (pm)
• Town Tamers Must Die (ts)
• Tracked by the Treasurte Island Band (ss) Chums
• Traffic in 1835 (ms)
• Tragedy of a Trunk (vi)
• A Tragedy of Love, by Queen Elizabeth of Roumania (nv) Temple Bar
• The Trail to Mexico (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
• Training for Authorship (ms)
• A Transferred Identity (ss) Belgravia
• Travels in Abyssinia and Kordofan. No. I (nf) Westminster Review
• Travels in Abyssinia and Kordofan. No. II (nf) Westminster Review
• The Travels of Baron Munchausen (ex)
• Treasure on Its Travels (ar) New York Press
• Tricks of the Trade (ar)