The FictionMags Index

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BUCKLEY, R(obert) J(ohn) (1847-1938); (about) (chron.)
• * Granville Bantock, (iv) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1912
• * Indebted to the Squire, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine Jun 1906
• * Outwitting the Diplomat, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine May 1905
• * A Promising Pupil, (ss) The Story-teller Nov 1908
• * The Trail of the Grasshopper, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1907

BUCKLEY, R. PARKE (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Great English Races, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine Sep 1905
• * The Jockey Club, (ar) The London Magazine Oct 1903
• * The Making of a Jockey, (ar) The London Magazine Aug 1902
• * Tattersall’s, (ar) The London Magazine Jul 1903

BUCKLEY, RAY (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Ace Is Trumped, (ss) Tattle Tales Jan 1937
• * Bette Was Bored, (ss)
  • Pep Tec Stories Sep 1937
• * Doctor’s Orders, (ss) Paris Nights May 1936
• * Glamorous Evening, (ss) Pep Stories Sep 1937
• * The Professor Objects, (ss) Spicy Stories Mar 1937
• * Save the Sponsor!, (ss) Spicy Stories Oct 1936
• * Screwloose and Fancy Free, (ss) Paris Nights Jun 1936
• * She Couldn’t Say No, (ss) Stocking Parade Nov 1938
• * Teddy Be Yourself, (ss) Stocking Parade Jun 1938
• * That Was No Lady, (ss) Stolen Sweets May 1935

BUCKLEY, REGINALD R. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Shakespeare’s England, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1912
• * The Sons of Tithonus, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine Sep 1913
• * Thorns and Berries, (pm) T.P.’s Magazine Dec 1911

BUCKLEY, ROBERT (chron.)
• * Alpha, (ss) Peep Show Dec 2001

BUCKLEY, ROBERT JOHN (chron.)
• * How Plans of Pretoria Were Stolen, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Jun 1905

BUCKLEY, SEAN (chron.)
• * The Hooker Prize for Stamina, (pm) Jennings Magazine Spr 1987
• * Hortus Delicarum, (pm) Jennings Magazine Spr 1987
• * Pamela’s Passion, (pm) Jennings Magazine Sum 1987
• * Visiting Hours, (pm) Jennings Magazine Sum 1987

BUCKLEY, THEODORE ALOIS WILLIAM (1825-1856); (about) (chron.)
• * What Christmas Is if You Outgrow It, (ss) Household Words Christmas 1851, uncredited.

BUCKLEY, THOMAS (chron.)
• * How the C.I.A. Got Hooked on Heroin, (ar) Penthouse Jun 1973

BUCKLEY, TOM (chron.)
• * Earl Owensby, (bg) Penthouse Dec 1978
• * Where the General and the Kids Agree (with Joseph Trento), (ar) True Sep 1970

BUCKLEY, WILLIAM (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * After Many Days, (ss) The Strand Magazine Sep 1896
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Oct 1896
• * A Long Shot, (ss) The Strand Magazine Jun 1897
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1899
• * The Mirror in the Jewel Case, (ss) Black and White
  • The Saturday Evening Post Jul 30 1898
• * Villa Fano, (nv) Temple Bar Oct 1901
  • Short Stories May 1902

BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F(rank), Jr. (1925-2008) (chron.)
• * Elvis in the Morning, (ex) Harcourt 2001
  • Penthouse Aug 2001
• * The Genteel Nightmare of Richard Rovere, (ar) Harper’s Magazine Aug 1962
• * God Bless the Rich, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1967
• * High Jinx [Blackford Oakes], (ex) Doubleday 1986
  • Penthouse Apr 1986
• * Jesse Jackson’s Jive, (ar) Penthouse Jul 1984
• * Marco Polo, If You Can [Blackford Oakes], (ex) Doubleday 1982
  • Penthouse Feb 1982
  • Crime Digest May/Jun 1982
• * Mongoose, R.I.P. [Blackford Oakes], (ex) Penthouse Jan 1988
• * Operation Rheingold, (ss) Penthouse Dec 1983
• * The Redhunter, (ar) Penthouse Jun 1999
• * Speaking Out:
  * ___ God Bless the Rich, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1967
  * ___ We Ask Politicians to Be Hypocrites, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 17 1964
• * Spytime, (ar) Penthouse Sep 2000
• * To China with Nixon, (ar) Playboy Jan 1973
• * Tucker’s Last Stand [Blackford Oakes], (ex) Random House 1990
  • Penthouse Jan 1991
• * We Ask Politicians to Be Hypocrites, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 17 1964
• * Who’s on First? [Blackford Oakes], (ex) Doubleday 1980
  • Playboy Feb 1980
_____, [ref.]
• * “[photo of William F. Buckley, Jr.]” by Jan Lukas, (cv) Crime Digest May/Jun 1982

BUCKLEY, WILMA (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * All Change Here!, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jul 1945
• * Answer to a Home Problem, (ar) Britannia and Eve Feb 1945
• * The Authentic Shudder, (ar) Britannia and Eve Dec 1945
• * Back to the Land, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jun 1944
• * Carriage Folk No More, (ar) Britannia and Eve Dec 1947
• * The Christmas Scene—1844, (ar) Britannia and Eve Dec 1944
• * A City of Palaces, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jun 1947
• * A Coronation without the Queen, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jul 1947
• * Country Auction Sale, (ar) Britannia and Eve Aug 1946
• * England’s Oldest Theatre, (ar) Britannia and Eve Nov 1945
• * Essentially English, (ar) Britannia and Eve Mar 1945
• * The Evolution of the Highroads of England, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jun 1945
• * Exit the Harem, (ar) Britannia and Eve Apr 1944
• * Flats or Houses?, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jan 1945
• * Flowers for Decoration, (ar) Britannia and Eve Sep 1945
• * Glimpses of Old Mayfair, (ar) Britannia and Eve Oct 1944
• * A Happy New Year..., (ar) Britannia and Eve Dec 1946
• * Harvest Moon, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jul 1946
• * Heirlooms for Everyone, (ar) Britannia and Eve Apr 1946
• * How They Solved Their Housing Problems, (ar) Britannia and Eve Sep 1947
• * How to Spend Your Holiday, (ar) Britannia and Eve Apr 1945
• * The Importance of the Trivial, (ar) Britannia and Eve May 1946
• * Is the Gulf Stream Shifting?, (ar) Britannia and Eve Oct 1947
• * Keeping the Home Front Fit, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jul 1944
• * The Lake Poets in Somerset, (ar) Britannia and Eve Sep 1946
• * London’s Lost Playgrounds, (ar) Britannia and Eve Feb 1946
• * Looking to the Future, (ar) Britannia and Eve Sep 1944
• * The Merry Month of May, (ar) Britannia and Eve May 1945
• * Nothing New Under the Sun..., (ar) Britannia and Eve Mar 1946
• * Other People’s Gardens, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jun 1946
• * Personal Portrait: Flight-Lieut. Terence Rattigan, (ar) Britannia and Eve Aug 1944
• * Reflections on April Folly, (ar) Britannia and Eve Apr 1947
• * Remembering the Fifth of November, (ar) Britannia and Eve Nov 1946
• * Second in Command, (ar) Britannia and Eve Mar 1944
• * The Shape of Cars to Come ..., (ar) Britannia and Eve Nov 1944
• * Storm Over England, (ar) Britannia and Eve Feb 1947
• * They Lived in Grosvenor Square, (ar) Britannia and Eve Mar 1947
• * To Kew in Lilac Time, (ar) Britannia and Eve May 1947
• * Town or Country Life...Which Would You Choose?, (ar) Britannia and Eve Oct 1945
• * Trade Guilds of the Middle Ages, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jan 1947
• * Why Not a Waterway?, (ar) Britannia and Eve Aug 1945
• * The Women at the Top, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jan 1944
• * Women of the Fleet Air Arm, (ar) Britannia and Eve May 1944
• * Women’s Achievements in the Three Services, (ar) Britannia and Eve Feb 1944
• * Your Public Library, (ar) Britannia and Eve Jan 1946

BUCKLIN, A. L. H. (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Babes in the Woods, (nv) Flying Stories Jun 1930
• * Bandit Wise, (ss) North•West Stories Oct 1929
• * Bombs of Horror, (nv) Airplane Stories Jan 1931
• * The Broken Cinch Ring, (ss) Western Romances Jan 1931
• * Buzzards on the Left, (nv) Airplane Stories Sep 1930
• * Crack of the Spandaus, (nv) Eagles of the Air May 1930
• * The Duke of Sky Doom, (nv) Airplane Stories May 1930
• * The Flaming Fokker, (nv) Aviation Stories Apr, Jul 1929
• * Flaming Hell, (nv) Flying Aces Sep/Oct 1929
• * Forbidden Range, (ss) Ranch Romances Sep #2 1928
• * The Ghost Gunner, (ss) Battle Stories Feb 1928
• * Go Bring Pike!, (ss) North•West Stories Mar #1 1927
  • North•West Stories (UK) early-Sep 1927
• * Green Tornadoes, (nv) Airplane Stories Dec 1930
• * Hazardous Quest, (ss) North•West Stories Jan #2 1926
• * Hell-Bent for Hades, (ss) Flying Aces May 1929
• * In Bar-le-Duc, (nv) War Stories May 9, May 23 1929
• * Midnight Riders, (na) Quick Trigger Stories of the West Jun/Jul 1930
• * Mission Love Flower, (nv) Western Romances Apr 1931
• * Murder on His Tail, (ss) Complete Sky Novel Nov 1930
• * Pearl of Buddha, (nv) Mystery Adventures Magazine May 1937
• * The Plot Wrecker, (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Jun 26 1926
• * Plumb Nervy, (ss)
  • World Stories Mar 1929
• * Plumb Salty, (ss) North•West Stories Dec 1931
• * Poison Feathers, (sl) Airplane Stories Jan, Feb 1930
• * The Professor Wings Death, (nv) Airplane Stories Aug 1930
• * Range War, (ss) Ranch Romances Aug #1 1928
• * Rode the Sky Hundred, (na) Airplane Stories Oct 1930
• * The Saint of No-Man’s-Land, (ss) War Stories Dec 1926
• * Scarlet Wings, (na) Eagles of the Air Aug 1930
• * Shells, Kegs—and a Piano, (ss) War Stories Aug 5 1927
• * Sky Anarchy, (nv) Airplane Stories Feb 1931
• * The Sky of Crumpled Men, (nv) Airplane Stories Apr 1930
• * Sky Vengeance, (ss) Under Fire Magazine Jun 1929
• * Sons of Sky Hell, (na) Airplane Stories Mar 1930
• * Steel Cocktails, (nv) Flying Stories Aug 1930
• * Suicide Flight, (na) Complete Sky Novel Oct 1930
• * The Talisman of Terror, (ss) Complete Sky Novel Mar 1931
• * Talking Needles, (ts) True Detective Mysteries Nov 1925
  • Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine Aug 1926
• * Terror of the Skies, (nv) Eagles of the Air Jun 1930
• * Three Points Faster’n Lightning, (ss) Ranch Romances Sep #2 1929
• * Thunderbirds Hard, (nv) Airplane Stories Jul 1930
• * The Thundering Three, (nv) Airplane Stories Sep 1929
• * The Ugly Duck, (ss) Airplane Stories Mar 1931
• * While the Yanks Waited, (ss) War Stories Jun 1927
• * Whirligigs of Death, (nv) Airplane Stories Nov 1930
• * Whispers of Sky Death, (nv) Airplane Stories Oct 1929
• * Yellow Nest, (ss) Complete Sky Novel Feb 1931

BUCKLIN, ALVIN L. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Nicked Blade, (ss) Detective Story Magazine May 5 1917
• * Practice vs. Theory, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Aug 20 1916
  • Best Detective Magazine Jul 1930

BUCKLIN, NATHAN A. (fl. 1960s-1980s) (chron.)
• * Ghost Dance, (nv) Weird Tales Win 1985
• * Imperfect Catch, (ss) Minnesota Technolog Feb 1974
  • Tales of the Unanticipated #2 1987
• * The Lifter, (ss) Tales of the Unanticipated #3 1988
• * [letter from Dockton, MA], (lt) If Jul 1963
• * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Review #24 1978

BUCKLIN, STEPHANIE M. (fl. 2010s); (about) (chron.)
• * Artificial Wombs and Control of Reproductive Technology, (ar) Clarkesworld Sep 2017

BUCKMAN, DIANNE (1965- ) (chron.)
• * Dream Stealer, (pm) Harbinger #2 1999
• * Re** & Victim (with Rob Riel), (pm) Harbinger #2 1999

BUCKMAN, E. (chron.) (art)
• * Little Polly Pilkerton, (ss) London Society 1872; see also under The Author of “The Gentle Life”.

BUCKMAN, S. S. (chron.)
• * Our Descent from Monkeys, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine Apr 1902
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1902
• * Our Descent from Monkeys: How Our Faces Show It, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine Nov 1903

BUCKMASTER, CELIA (chron.)
• * Story, (vi) Seven Sum 1939

BUCKMASTER, HENRIETTA; pseudonym of Henrietta Henkle Stephens, (1909-1983) (chron.)
• * Girl in Danger, (n.) Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1971, as “The Walking Trip”.
  • Cosmopolitan Nov 1971
• * Violets for My Love (with Rose M. Cone), (vi) Liberty May 20 1939
• * The Walking Trip, (n.) Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1971; also as “Girl in Danger”.
_____, [ref.]
• * “Deep River” reviewed by Orville Prescott, (br) The Yale Review Win 1945

BUCKMASTER, JOHN (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Magicians Are Born [Did It Happen?], (ar) The Evening Standard May 6 1955
  • The Singapore Free Press Sep 8 1955

BUCKMASTER, STANLEY (Owen, 1st Viscount Buckmaster) (1861-1934); (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “My Most Vivid Moment” by Lady Violet Bonham-Carter, (ar) The Strand Magazine Oct 1933