The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

QUARTUS, JOHN (stories)
• A Good Dopester (ss) New Story Magazine Mar 1913
• On the Roof (ss) New Story Magazine May 1913
• Tragedy (vi) New Story Magazine Oct 1913
• The Neophyte (ss) New Story Magazine Jul 1914
• Up to Date (ss) New Story Magazine May 1915

QUASIMODO, SALVATORE (stories)
• Three Poems (pm) Mandrake Dec 1950/Apr ’51
• Insomni [with Sonia Raiziss] (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Dec 1958; translated by Alfredo De Palchi.

QUAST, THELMA HALL (stories)
• They Carry the Flame (ar) Different Sep/Oct 1946
• Hi, Miss Frisco (ar) Railroad Magazine May 1948

QUATRE ÉTOILES; pseudonym (fl. 1890s) (stories)
• How the French Army Crossed the Channel (sl) Cosmopolitan Apr 1899, etc.

QUATRELLES; pseudonym of Ernest L’Épine, (1826-1893) (stories)
• The Stone-Breaker (ss) The Strand Magazine Mar 1891; translated from the French.

QUATRO, JAMIE (stories)
• Up 58 South (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spr/Sum 2010
• Wavefunction Collapse (ss) Oxford American Spr 2013
• Kyrie, with Footnotes (ss) Oxford American Fll 2015
• Fire Sermon (ss) The Sewanee Review Win 2017

QUATTLEBAUM, A. W. (stories)
• A Son of Grandon (ss) Boys’ Life Oct 1925
• Scrub Nelson, Hero (ss) Boys’ Life Nov 1925

QUATTLEBAUM, M. (stories)
• Like Father, Like Son (ss) Boys’ Life May 1994

QUATTLEBAUM, MARY (stories)
• If the Stories Aren’t Out There, Write Your Own (ar) The Washington Post Apr 24 2019

QUATTROCCHI, FRANK (fl. 1950s) (stories)
• Assignment in the Unknown (nv) Astounding Feb 1951
• Sea Legs (nv) Galaxy Science Fiction Nov 1951
• Brother (nv) Marvel Science Fiction May 1952
• Gramp and His Dog (ss) Astounding Jul 1952
• The Sword (ss) If Mar 1953; also as “Sword from the Stars”.
• Sword from the Stars (ss) If Mar 1953, as “The Sword”.
• Kids’ Game (nv) Authentic Science Fiction #41 1954
• Addict (na) Authentic Science Fiction #44 1954
• He Had a Big Heart (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Mar 1955

QUATTROMI, JOHN (stories)
• ...And All That Therein Is [with Mike Ashley] (ed) Xeron #3 1966
• Padoga (fr) Xeron #3 1966

QUATTROMINI, FRANK (stories)
• Editorial [with Mike Ashley] (ed) Xeron #1 1965

QUATTROMINI, JOHN (stories)
• SF Poll [with Mike Ashley] (ms) Xeron #1 1965

QUATTRONE, DONNA (stories)
• All for a Rose (ss) Cabinet des Fées v1 #1 2006

QUATTRONE, FRED (stories)
• Bad Blood in Benton (ss) Quantum Muse Mar 2002

QUAW, MIGNON (fl. 1920s) (stories)
• Don’t Pull Leather (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Mar 22 1924

QUAYLE, CATHERINE (stories)
• The Firefly (vi) The Fractal Spr 1995

QUAYLE, ELIZABETH (fl. 1900s) (stories)
• The Shadow in the Chair (ss) The Story-teller Jul 1907
• A “Pioneer” Movement (ss) The Story-teller Sep 1907
• The Partners (ss) The Story-teller Oct 1908

QUAYLE, ERNEST H. (stories)
• Back to the Broncho (ss) Overland Monthly Nov 1917

QUAYLE, JIM (stories)
• The Trap (ss) Snappy May 1933

QUAYLE, JOHN Y., Jr. (fl. 1930s-1940s) (stories)
• Right Double-Cross (ss) Champion Sports Magazine Oct 1938
• Double-Cross—in Spades! (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Aug 1945
• [unknown story] (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Oct 1945
• Lawmen Die Hard (ss) Action Stories Win 1945
• The Proddy Gent (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Dec 1945
• Billy the Kid’s Nemesis (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Feb 1946
• High-Graders’ Heaven (ts) Dime Western Magazine Apr 1946
• Death for the Scalp Hunters! (ar) Dime Western Magazine Dec 1946
• Nightmare Town (ar) 10 Story Western Magazine Sep 1947

QUAYLE, OLIVER (stories)
• What the North Thinks About Negroes [with Stewart Alsop] (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 7 1963

QUAYLE, RANDOLPH (stories)
• Stamps in the Day’s News (cl) The American Boy Feb 1919, etc.

QUAYLE, THOMAS (stories)
• For Home and Country (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Jan 18 1913

QUE, A. (1990- ) (stories)
• Mrs. Griffin Prepares to Commit Suicide Tonight (ss) Clarkesworld May 2015; translated from the Chinese.; translated by John Chu.
• Against the Stream (ss) Clarkesworld Jul 2016; translated from the Chinese (One-Yige, January 31st, 2015).; translated by Nick Stember.
• An Account of the Sky Whales (nv) Clarkesworld Jun 2017; translated from the Chinese (Science Fiction World, April 2017).; translated by Andy Dudak.
• The Power Is Out (nv) Clarkesworld Feb 2018; translated from the Chinese.; translated by Elizabeth Hanlon.
• Farewell, Doraemon (na) Clarkesworld May 2018; translated from the Chinese (Science Fiction World, August 2016).; translated by Emily Jin & Ken Liu.

QUEAL, LAURA (stories)
• Rainy Weather Project (ar) Woman’s Day Feb 1950

QUEALLY, JAMES (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• The Hope Spot (ss) All Due Respect May 2015
• Better Man (ss) Dark Corners Sum 2015
• On Tilt (ss) Crime Syndicate Magazine Jan 2016
• Prowl (ss) Thuglit Jun 2016

QUEDNAU, WALTER; pseudonym of W. Paul Ganley, (1934- ); other pseudonyms Toby Duane, A. Arthur Griffin & Oliver Ward (stories)
• Tha Gates (ss) Weirdbook #1 1968
• The Son of Time (ss) Weirdbook #2 1969
• Body and Soul (ss) Weirdbook #3 1970
• Ye Gods and Little Fishes (ss) Eerie Country #1 1976
• Two A.M. Terror: (pm) Weirdbook #26 1991
• Dream Warnings (pm) Weirdbook #28 1993

QUEED, BASIL (stories)
• When Tiger Meets Lion the Tiger Wins (ar) Liberty May 8 1926
• How’d You Like to Be in My Place? (iv) Liberty Jun 5 1926

QUEEN of FLORANIA, The (fl. 1920s) (stories)
• A Crown for Sale (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Apr 12 1924, etc.

QUEEN, CARLOS (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• Fake Eyes (ss) Detective Mystery Stories #42 2003

QUEEN, CAROL (stories)
• Sacred Prostitutes (ar) Penthouse Nov 1994
• Cream (ss) Penthouse Aug 1996 [Bedtime Stories]

QUEEN, EFFIE (fl. 1940s) (stories)
• Holiday Queen (ss) Thrilling Romances #4 1948

QUEEN, ELLERY (fl. 1920s-1980s); pseudonym of Frederic Dannay, (1905-1982) & Manfred B. Lee, (1905-1971); other pseudonyms Daniel Nathan & Barnaby Ross (stories)
• The Roman Hat Mystery (n.) Stokes 1929 [Ellery Queen]
• The French Powder Mystery (n.) Stokes 1930 [Ellery Queen]
• The Egyptian Cross Mystery (n.) Stokes 1932 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the One-Penny Black (ss) Great Detective Apr 1933, as “The One-Penny Black”. [Ellery Queen]
• The One-Penny Black (ss) Great Detective Apr 1933; also as “The Adventure of the One-Penny Black”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Teakwood Case (nv) Mystery May 1933, as “The Affair of the Gallant Bachelor”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Affair of the Gallant Bachelor (nv) Mystery May 1933; also as “The Adventure of the Teakwood Case”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Glass-Domed Clock (ss) Mystery League Oct 1933, as “The Glass-Domed Clock”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Glass-Domed Clock (ss) Mystery League Oct 1933; also as “The Adventure of the Glass-Domed Clock”. [Ellery Queen]
• Through the Looking Glass (ed) Mystery League Dec 1933, etc.
• Sherlockismus (br) Mystery League Jan 1934
• To the Queen’s Taste (cl) Mystery League Jan 1934, uncredited.
• Three Lame Men (ss) Mystery Apr 1934 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Hanging Acrobat (nv) Mystery May 1934, as “The Girl on the Trapeze”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Girl on the Trapeze (nv) Mystery May 1934; also as “Hanging Acrobat”; also as “The Adventure of the Hanging Acrobat”. [Ellery Queen]
• Hanging Acrobat (nv) Mystery May 1934, as “The Girl on the Trapeze”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Chinese Orange Murder (na) Redbook Magazine Jun 1934 [Ellery Queen]
• The Two-Headed Dog (ss) Mystery Jun 1934 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Bearded Lady (nv) Mystery Aug 1934, as “The Sinister Beard”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Sinister Beard (nv) Mystery Aug 1934; also as “The Adventure of the Bearded Lady”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Case of the Invisible Lover (ss) Mystery Sep 1934, as “Four Men Loved a Woman”. [Ellery Queen]
• Four Men Loved a Woman (ss) Mystery Sep 1934; also as “The Case of the Invisible Lover”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Mad Tea-Party (nv) Redbook Magazine Oct 1934, as “The Mad Tea-Party”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Seven Black Cats (nv) Mystery Oct 1934, as “The Black Cats Vanished”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Black Cats Vanished (nv) Mystery Oct 1934; also as “The Adventure of the Seven Black Cats”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Mad Tea-Party (nv) Redbook Magazine Oct 1934; also as “The Adventure of the Mad Tea-Party”. [Ellery Queen]
• The House of Darkness (nv) The American Magazine Feb 1935 [Ellery Queen]
• The Spanish Cape Mystery (na) Redbook Magazine Apr 1935 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Treasure Hunt (ss) The Strand Magazine Sep 1935, as “Treasure Hunt”. [Ellery Queen]
• Treasure Hunt (ss) The Strand Magazine Sep 1935; also as “The Adventure of the Treasure Hunt”. [Ellery Queen]
• House of Haunts (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Oct 1935 [Ellery Queen]
• Halfway House (n.) Cosmopolitan Jun 1936 [Ellery Queen]
• The Door Between (n.) Cosmopolitan Dec 1936 [Ellery Queen]
• The Hollow Dragon (nv) Redbook Magazine Dec 1936 [Ellery Queen]
• The Devil to Pay! (n.) Cosmopolitan Dec 1937 [Ellery Queen]
• The Four of Hearts (n.) Cosmopolitan Oct 1938 [Ellery Queen]
• Man Bites Dog (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1939 [Ellery Queen]
• The Long Shot (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1939 [Ellery Queen]
• Mind Over Matter (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1939 [Ellery Queen]
• The Trojan Horse (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1939 [Ellery Queen]
• Ellery Queen Explains (ed) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Fll 1941
• The Adventure of the Frightened Star (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Spr 1942 [Ellery Queen]
• Thank You (ed) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Spr 1942
• The Meanest Man in the World (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1942 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Mouse’s Blood (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1942 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Good Samaritan (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1942 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Fire-Bug (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1943 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1943; also as “The Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds”; first broadcast May 5, 1940. [Ellery Queen]
• The Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1943, as “The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds”; first broadcast May 5, 1940. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Murdered Ship (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1943 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Blind Bullet (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1943 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the One-Legged Man (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1943 [Ellery Queen]
• There Was an Old Woman (n.) 1943 [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Wounded Lieutenant (pl) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul 1944 [Ellery Queen]
• The Disappearance of Mr. James Phillimore (pl) The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, ed. Ellery Queen, Little, Brown 1944; first broadcast on the radio drama The Adventures of Ellery Queen, January 14, 1943. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Three R’s (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1946; also as “The Three R’s”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Three R’s (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1946, as “The Adventure of the Three R’s”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Dead Cat (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1946; also as “The Halloween Mystery”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Halloween Mystery (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Oct 1946, as “The Adventure of the Dead Cat”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the Telltale Bottle (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1946; also as “The Thanksgiving Day Mystery”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Thanksgiving Day Mystery (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Nov 1946, as “The Adventure of the Telltale Bottle”. [Ellery Queen]
• [unknown story] (ss) Story Digest Nov 1946
• The Adventure of the Inner Circle (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1947; also as “The Inner Circle”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Inner Circle (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1947, as “The Adventure of the Inner Circle”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Adventure of the President’s Half Disme (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1947; also as “The President’s Half Disme”. [Ellery Queen]
• The President’s Half Disme (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1947, as “The Adventure of the President’s Half Disme”. [Ellery Queen]
• The Ides of Michael Magoon (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1947 [Ellery Queen]
• Triennial report on EQMM’s Prize Contests (ms) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1948
• The Dauphin’s Doll (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1948; also as “With the Compliments of Comus”. [Ellery Queen]
• With the Compliments of Comus (nv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1948, as “The Dauphin’s Doll”. [Ellery Queen]
• Queen’s Quorum: Part One (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Two (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Three (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Four (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Five (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Six (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Seven (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Part Eight (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• Queen’s Quorum: Conclusion (ar) Twentieth Century Detective Stories, ed. Ellery Queen, World 1948
• “With the Author’s Compliments” (ar) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 1949
• More “Compliments of the Author” (ar) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Mar 1949
• Quadrennial Report on EQMM’s Prize Contests (ms) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Apr 1949
• The Lady Couldn’t Explain (ss) This Week Dec 4 1949; also as “The Lonely Bride”. [Ellery Queen]