The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

AMES, MEL D. (chron.) (continued)
• * A Girl for Georgie, (vi) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Feb 1983
• * Hallowe’en Madness [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Oct 1982
• * The Happy-New-Year Murders [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jan 1983
• * A Matter of Observation [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Nov 1980
• * The Ogopogo Affair, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Oct 1984
• * The $1.49-Day Killer [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Oct 1983
• * The Promise of His Coming, (vi) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jan 1968
• * The Rape of the Mannequins [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jun 1983
• * The Santa Claus Killer [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Dec 1981
• * To Mom, Without Love [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jun 1982
• * Valentine for a Dead Lady [Lt. Cathy Carruthers], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Mar 1982

AMES, MEREDITH (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Lost Continent, (ms) Argosy Feb 20 1937

AMES, MONTGOMERY (chron.)
• * Europe’s Best Car for Queen Mary, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine Sep 1912
• * “Toy” Railroads That Make Money, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine Oct 1912

AMES, MOSES LESLIE (chron.)
• * After This Life, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Jun 1887

AMES, NELLIE (chron.)
• * Asleep in Church, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Sep 1868
• * “I Hear Him Coming”, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Nov 1871
• * Our Picnic by the Sea, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1869

AMES, PHILIP (chron.)
• * Where Shall We Go?, (ar) The Smart Set Feb 1912

AMES, R. (chron.)
• * No Oil—In the Land of Oil, (ms) Amazing Stories Sep 1945

AMES, RICHARD SHERIDAN (chron.)
• * Ad Viros Faciendos, (ss) Story Oct 1934
• * Drama and Music (with Cyrano & Herb Sterne, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script May 15 1937
• * Ma to the Air Gypsies (with Wilberta Lipps), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 17 1943
• * News on the Air, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 23 1937
• * Our Cover Boy, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Oct 14 1939
• * Screen, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script Nov 19 1938, Apr 1, Oct 14, Dec 23 1939, Feb 10, Aug 3 1940
• * Screen and Stage, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script Nov 26 1938
• * Stage and Screen, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script Oct 8 1938, Feb 17, May 11 1940
• * The Theater, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script May 14 1938

AMES, RICHARD W. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Too Many Crooks in Crooked, (ss) Clues Mar 1927

AMES, ROSEMARY (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * I Believed in You (with Victor Jory), (ss) Romantic Movie Stories Apr 1934

AMES, RUSS (fl. 1950s); house pseudonym; used by O. M. Bradley, (fl. 1950s), John Burke, (1922-2011), James McCormick, (1906-1963) & Arthur Nickson, (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Bushwhack Trail [by O. M. Bradley], (n.) Panther 1955
  • Western Monthly (Australia) Sep 1958
• * The Caballero, (n.) Panther 1954
  • Western Monthly (Australia) May 1956
• * Colt Lightning [by James McCormick], (n.) Panther 1953
  • Western Monthly (Australia) Jul 1956
• * Gun Blaze [by James McCormick], (n.) Panther 1955
  • Western Monthly (Australia) Oct 1959
• * Gun Smoke Over Chino Valley [by Arthur Nickson], (n.) Panther 1954
  • Western Monthly (Australia) Jul 1959
• * Handsome Hellion [by John Burke], (n.) Panther Nov 1953
  • Western Monthly (Australia) Nov 1960
• * Two-Gun Trader, (n.) Western Monthly (Australia) Dec 1956

AMES, SEWALL (chron.)
• * Out of His Own Mouth, (ss) Breezy Stories Jul 1940

AMES, TRACY
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• * “Little Blue Girl” by Don Lowry, (pi) Adam Jul 1967

AMESBURY, BILL (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Just for Laughs, (ss) Zoom 1953

AMESBURY, HECTOR (chron.)
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• * Not on the Passanger List (as told to Eleanor Clarage), (ss) Ghost Stories Oct/Nov 1931

AMESBURY, IRENE (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Dream House, (ss) Affinity Feb/Mar 1949
• * The Guide, (vi) Occult, ed. Anon., Gerald G. Swan, Ltd. 1945
• * The Peaceful Valley, (ss) Affinity Oct/Nov 1949
• * The Return of John Blunt, (ss) Affinity Jun/Jul 1949

AMEUC (chron.)
• * Be Still, Birth, (pm) Black October Magazine v1 #5 2004

AMEY, HEATHER MITCHELL (chron.)
• * The Secret of the Sorceress, (ss) Child Life Nov 1979

AMFITEATROV, ALEXANDER (Valentinovich) (1862-1938); (about) name also given as Alexander Amphiteatrof (chron.)
• * A Genoese Experience, (ss) Short Stories Jun 1904; translated by Helen G. Smith.

AMFT, M. J. (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * To Keep Your Cool, (ss) Seventeen Feb 1967
• * What’s Going to Happen to Letitia?, (ss) Redbook Jan 1973

AMFTER, P. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Newton, MA], (lt) Astounding Oct 1952

AMHERST, ALICIA (Margaret Tyssen) (1865-1941); (about) (chron.)
• * Fashions in Flowers, (ar) Longman’s Magazine Oct 1897
• * With Mistral in Provence, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Jun 1914

AMHERST, B. W. (chron.)
• * Bad Blood, (ss) Maclean’s May 1 1932

AMHERST, SYBIL (Margaret) (1858-?); (about) (chron.)
• * Lord Amherst and His Library, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine Dec 1908
• * A Riviera Riddle, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1907
• * Stronger Wings, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Oct 1916

AMHERST, WES; pseudonym of Richard S. Shaver, (1907-1975); other pseudonyms Peter Dexter, Richard Dorot, Richard English, Stan Raycraft & D. Richard Sharpe (chron.)
• * Sons of the Serpent, (na) Other Worlds Science Stories Jan 1950

AMI, GEORGES (chron.) (art)
• * L’Approche, (ss) Escapade Jul 1957

AMICHAI, YEHUDA (1924-2000) (chron.)
• * 1924, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * Citrus Orchards, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * Four Poems on War and Peace, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * How Complex this Little Land, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * I Studied Love, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Aug 1998
• * Jasmine, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * The Last Word Is the Skipper, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * Nina of Ashkelon, (ss) Commentary Jul 1967; translated by Ada Hameirit-Sarell.
• * Picture of Spring with a Capsized Table, (pm) Ariel: A Quarterly Review of Arts and Letters in Israel #33/34 1973; translated by Betsy Rosenberg.
• * Picture of the Artist in Apron and Red Trousers, (pm) Ariel: A Quarterly Review of Arts and Letters in Israel #33/34 1973; translated by Betsy Rosenberg.
• * Picture with the Artist Opening a Door, (pm) Ariel: A Quarterly Review of Arts and Letters in Israel #33/34 1973; translated by Betsy Rosenberg.
• * Picture with Three Human Figures, (pm) Ariel: A Quarterly Review of Arts and Letters in Israel #33/34 1973; translated by Betsy Rosenberg.
• * The Real Hero of the Sacrifice of Isaac, (pm) Hour of Grace, Schocken 1982
  • Forthcoming: Jewish Imaginative Writing Fll 1983; translated by Marsha Pomerantz
• * [poem], (pm) Bananas Spr 1979

AMICK, STEVE (chron.)
• * Joint Custody, (ss) Playboy Jul 2003
• * Swallowing, (ss) Playboy Nov 2002

AMICUS; pseudonym of Alexander Michie, (1833-1902) (chron.)
• * The Transit of Earl Li, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Oct 1896

AMID, JOHN; pseudonym of Myron Morris Stearns, (1884-1963) (chron.)
• * The Admiral, (ss) The Bellman Nov 18 1916
• * After Thirty Years, (ss) The Smart Set May 1916
• * An Alien Son, (ss) Young’s Magazine Aug 1916
• * Alone, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Sep 25 1917
• * Ambushed, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror Nov 29 1918
• * American Movies All Over, (ar) The American Boy Feb 1923
• * Beefsteak vs. Bankruptcy, (ss) Collier’s Jan 10 1914
• * The Burning Pompano, (pm) The Bellman Sep 4 1915
• * Busted Poor, (ss) All-Story Weekly Dec 8 1917
• * But Your Child Is Different, (ar) Collier’s Feb 23 1924
• * Change Without Notice, (vi) Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine Mar 1938
• * The Cup As Planned, (ss) The Midland Oct 1916
• * The Deciding Race, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Aug 10 1917
  • Sport Story Magazine Feb 22 1925
• * Desert Lullaby, (pm) The Cavalier Mar 7 1914
• * The Distance Back, (ss) The Smart Set Mar 1914
• * Don’t Grab Too Much, (ss) Young’s Magazine Feb 1918
• * The Freeze, (ss) The Midland Aug 1917
• * The Gay Wild Life of Donald Goodell, (ss) Young’s Magazine Oct 1916
• * The Go-Getter, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1916
• * Gob Lougan’s Gifts, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Dec 19 1914
• * The House on the Homeward Road, (ss) Young’s Magazine Apr 1913
• * How George Got His!, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Apr 3 1915
• * The Howland Oysteroids, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1916
• * Interlude, (vi) Young’s Magazine Apr 1917
• * Isaac, (ss) Harper’s Weekly Aug 30 1913
• * Kale in Season, (ss) Collier’s Oct 5 1918
• * The Light Without, (ss) Overland Monthly Sep 1915
• * The Lost Savor, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine Mar 1915
  • Argosy All-Story Weekly Nov 20 1920
• * Matthew Loveland, (ss) The Bellman Dec 7 1918
• * New Model, (ss) Dime Adventure Magazine Dec 1935
• * Offer to Buy, (ss) The Midland Nov/Dec 1918
• * The Pepper Tree, (ss) The Bellman Apr 6 1918
• * Prem Singh, (vi) The Bellman Dec 1 1917
  • Current Opinion Mar 1918
• * A Professor, (ss) The Midland Nov 1917
• * Seravido Money, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror Nov 20 1919
• * The Seventh Son, (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 7 1918
• * The Spendthrift, (pm) All-Story Weekly Mar 31 1917
• * Starlight, (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1920
• * Strachan’s Hindu, (ss) The Bellman Oct 27 1917
• * “That’s Business!”, (ss) Adventure Sep 1914
• * The Trail, (pm) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Feb 27 1915
  • Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 13 1924
• * Turkey-Yard Napoleon, (ss) The Delineator Jul 1915
• * The Two-Miler, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1915
• * Values, (ss) The Argosy Aug 31 1918
• * Visibility—Zero, (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug #2 1929
• * The Watcher, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 18 1916
• * Westover’s Luck, (ss) The Bellman Feb 19 1916
• * The Will to Win, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine Jun 1 1918
• * The Wind, (ss) The Bellman Apr 26 1919
• * Xenophon, (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 7 1919
• * “Yellow-Jacket!”, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jul 24 1915

AMIDON, BILL; [i.e., William Vincent Amidon] (1935-1979) (chron.)
• * After All These Years, (ss) Evergreen Review Oct 1970
• * Cannonball Catchers, (ss) Evergreen Review Mar 1970

AMIDON, CILIA (chron.)
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• * The Naughty Shoes, by Paul Biegel, (ss) Cricket & Company Dec 1974

AMIDON, HILDA FARNUM (chron.)
• * The Bat, (ss) Story Parade Apr 1936
• * The Garden Snail, (ss) Story Parade Jun 1936

AMIDON, STEPHEN (1959- ) (chron.)
• * Five, Four, Three, Two, One..., (ar) Esquire (UK) Mar 1996
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• * Books, (br) Esquire (UK) Mar 1996
• * A Harrowing Mirror of Loneliness, (rv) The Atlantic Monthly Jul/Aug 2001
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• * “Stephen Amidon: Apocalyptic Times” by Mark Campbell, (iv) Crime Time #22 2001

AMIEL, HENRI-FRÉDÉRIC (1821-1881); (about) (chron.)
• * Each Bud Blossoms but Once, (ms)
  • The Scrap Book Dec 1908
• * From Ameiel’s Intimate Journal, (ms)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Mar 1932; translated by Humphry Ward, Mrs.
• * Reflections on Life, (ex); from Pensees.
  • The Scrap Book Feb 1907
• * Woman, (ms); from Amiel’s Journal.
  • The Golden Book Magazine Aug 1930
  • Famous Stories Jun 1937
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