The FictionMags Index

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“EDITOR, AN” (chron.)
• * “To Redress the Balance of the Old”, (ar) The Spectator
  • The Living Age Aug 1931

EDITORIAL (chron.)
• * An American Statesman, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * The Anachronism of War, (??) The Century Magazine Mar 1896
• * “The Century’s” New Type, (??) The Century Magazine Dec 1895
• * “The Century’s” Quarter of a Century, (??) The Century Magazine Nov 1895
• * Charles H. Parkhurst, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * Congress and the Currency System, (??) The Century Magazine Dec 1895
• * The Country for the Gold Standard, (??) The Century Magazine May 1896
• * The Craze for Publicity, (??) The Century Magazine Feb 1896
• * “The Crime of 1873”, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1896
• * Daniel Webster on Turkish Oppression, (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1896
• * The Defacement of Natural Scenery, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1896
• * A Duty of Englishmen to America, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1896
• * Edwin Booth, the Man, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1894
• * The Effect of Large Ideas on Small Minds, (??) The Century Magazine Feb 1896
• * Encouraging Developments in College Life, (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1896
• * The Ethics of Yachting, (??) The Century Magazine Feb 1896
• * Fears for Democracy, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1896
• * Finance. Is Bimetallism Desirable?, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1894
• * Finance. Legal-Tender Money in History, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1894
• * Finance. The Latest Cheap-Money Experiment, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1894
• * The Folly of Bimetallism, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1896
• * “For Lincoln Conspiracies,” a Correction, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1896
• * Fruits of Civic Spirit, (??) The Century Magazine Dec 1895
• * Gold the Money of Civilization, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1896
• * A Good Year to Fight the Bosses, (??) The Century Magazine Nov 1895
• * Government by Hysteria, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * The Growing Impudence of the Bosses, (??) The Century Magazine May 1896
• * Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, (??) The Century Magazine Dec 1895
• * How to Be a Congressman after Election, (??) The Century Magazine Feb 1896
• * International Copyright: The Attempt to Revive Intellectual Piracy, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1896
• * The Jubilee of the New South, (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1896
• * Labor. The Nation and Its Toilers, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1894
• * Lifting the Lid from Central Africa, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * A Little Rift Within the Lute, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1896
• * The Memory of George William Curtis, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * The Mischief of the A. P. A., (??) The Century Magazine May 1896
• * A Model Dramatic Performance, (??) The Century Magazine Feb 1896
• * A Model Forestry Commission, (??) The Century Magazine May 1896
• * The New “Life of Napoleon”, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1894
• * New Corrupt-Practice Laws, (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1896
• * A New Force in Politics, (??) The Century Magazine Mar 1896
• * The New Olympic Games, (??) The Century Magazine Apr 1896
• * The New Woman-Suffrage Movement, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1894
• * Patriotism That Costs, (??) The Century Magazine Apr 1896
• * Plain Words to Californians, (??) The Century Magazine Apr 1896
• * A Plea for the Poets, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1896
• * Plenty of Gold in the World, (??) The Century Magazine Mar 1896
• * Political Reform. A Good Minister and a Good Citizen (Charles H. Parkhurst), (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * Political Reform. A Martyr of To-day, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1894
• * Political Reform. Home Rule for Cities, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * Political Reform. Intelligent Citizenship, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1894
• * Political Reform. The Senate, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * The Portrait of a Public Enemy, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1896
• * The Possibilities of Permanent Arbitration, (??) The Century Magazine Apr 1896
• * President Cleveland’s Emancipation Proclamation, (??) The Century Magazine Jul 1896
• * The Senate, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1894
• * The Services of Art to the Public, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1896
• * The Silent Protest against the Theater, (??) The Century Magazine Nov 1895
• * Silver’s Worst Victims, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * Two Ways of Teaching English, (??) The Century Magazine Mar 1896
• * The Unavailability of Trimmers, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1896
• * The Wage-Earner’s Interest in Improved Housing, (??) The Century Magazine Sep 1896
• * William E. Russell, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * The Workingman’s Interest in the Gold Standard, (??) The Century Magazine Oct 1896
• * The Workingman’s Support of International Arbitration, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1896
• * Your Country Wants You, (ar) The American Boy Jun 1901

EDITORIAL STAFF (chron.)
• * Fanfare, (cl) Antares Fll 1980

EDITORIAL STAFF of LIFE, the
_____, [ref.]
• * “The World We Live In” reviewed by Floyd C. Gale, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction Jun 1956

EDKINS, ANTHONY (chron.)
• * The Burt Lancaster I Knew, (ss) Jennings Magazine Spr 1988
• * Makes Jack a Dull Boy, (ss) Jennings Magazine Aut 1986
• * Portrait of an Other Lady, (pm) Ambit #69 1976
• * Responding to Crispin’s View of Her, (ss) Jennings Magazine Win 1985/’86
• * Russian Birthdays, (ss) Bananas Spr 1979
• * The Search for Sexual Pleasure, (ss) Panurge Apr 1990
• * Storks, (pm) Ambit #72 1977
• * Why I Like Ess, (ss) Bananas Jun 1980
• * [poems], (pm) Ambit #77 1978/’79, #81 1979/’80

EDKINS, ERNEST ARTHUR (1868-1946) (chron.)
• * The Affair of the Centaurs, (ss) The Californian Win 1936
• * Amenophra, (pm) Amenophra, and Other Poems, E. B. Hill 1889
  • Spectral Realms Sum 2017
• * Apparition, (pm)
  • The Acolyte Fll 1943
• * Bizarres, (pm) The Dragon-Fly #1 1935
• * Books That Debauched Me, (ar) The Ghost Spr 1943
• * Crepuscule, (pm) The Californian Aut 1937
• * Deep in My Heart, (pm) The Californian Win 1935
• * Diathyrambics, (pm) The Californian Win 1935
• * Father Knickerbocker Goes Nuts!, (ar) The Californian Aut 1937
• * Fragment of a Letter to a Young Poet, (ar) The Dragon-Fly #1 1935
• * Idiosyncrasies of H.P.L., (ar) The Olympian New Series Aut 1940
• * The Layman Looks at Fiction, (ar) The Californian Win 1937
• * Leave Taking, (pm) The Californian Sum 1938
• * Maida Brushes Her Hair, (ss) The Californian Fll 1936
• * Memoirs and Impressions, (ar) The Californian Spr 1938
• * Pastoral, (pm) The Olympian New Series Aut 1940
• * Phaeton, (pm) The Californian Sum 1938
• * Rosemary and Rue, (pm) The Californian Sum 1938
• * The Suicide, (pm) The Tryout Jun 1920
• * Terra Incognita, (pm) The Ghost Spr 1943
• * The Unforgiving, (pm) The Californian Win 1935
• * Vogue La Galere, (pm) The Californian Sum 1938
• * What Is Poetry?, (ar) The Dragon-Fly #2 1936

EDKINS, SIMON P. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Connecticut], (lt) Analog Aug 1979
• * [letter from Stamford, CT, 06902], (lt) Analog Sep 1975

EDLEFSEN, ELLEN (chron.)
• * [letter from Wyoming], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Apr 1952

EDLEN, ANNE (chron.)
• * Marya’s Saturday, (ss) The Farmer’s Wife Jun 1936

EDLER, PETER (1934- ); see pseudonym Paul Adler (chron.)
• * The Ascent of Man, (ar) Pulpsmith Sum 1985
• * Blind Fingers on Civvy Street, (ss) Pulpsmith Win 1983
• * Dan’l Boone Kilt a Saucer Here, (ar) Pulpsmith Spr 1981, as by Paul Adler.
  • Pulpsmith Win 1987
• * Fingers at War, (ss) Pulpsmith Aut 1985
• * The Naive Manifestoes (with Harry Smith), (ar) Pulpsmith Sum 1987
• * Rommel Drives On Into the 90’s, (ar) Pulpsmith Sum 1982

EDLIN, HENRY (chron.)
• * Molly Bawn, (pm) The Royal Magazine Jan 1902
• * Sir Dan de Lion, (pm) The Royal Magazine Nov 1901

EDLING, OSCAR W. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * When Geronimo Was Free, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine Jan 1907
  • The Golden West Magazine Sep 1927

EDLOW, JONATHAN A. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Points of Light, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1989
• * Time and Materials, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Aug 1989

EDMAN, ADELAIDE J. (chron.)
• * The Burden of Yesterday, (ss) Farm & Fireside Oct 25 1913

EDMAN, IRWIN (1896-1954); (about) (chron.)
• * Age Past Anxiety, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Nov 1951
• * Ballad at Twenty-Three, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jul 1920
• * Cryptic, (pm) The Century Magazine Nov 1927
• * Intermission, Please!, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Sep 1940
• * Philosophy—New Words for Old Thoughts, (ar) The Golden Book Magazine May 1934
• * “Platonic Love”, (ar) The Golden Book Magazine Mar 1934
• * Portrait of a Connoisseur, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Dec 1924
• * Portrait of a Hostess, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jan 1925
• * Portrait of a Man of Affairs, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Sep 1925
• * Revelation in the Lounge Car, (ss) The New Yorker Jul 30 1949
• * There’s Always the Ritz, (ss) The New Yorker Oct 21 1944
• * They Do Not Live, (pm) Harper’s Magazine Jan 1923

EDMINSTER, JOEL P. M. (chron.)
• * Fingers of Meaning: Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, (ar) Lighthouse Magazine #4 2005
• * Here’s the Story: Stephen King’s The Dark Tower and The Colorado Kid, (ar) Lighthouse Magazine #6 2006
• * The Last Word on The Dark Tower, (ar) Lighthouse Magazine #5 2005

EDMINSTON, SUSAN (chron.)
• * The Nine Most Devilish Murders, (ar) Esquire Aug 1975

EDMISTON, EARLE R. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Gang Vengeance, (ss) Racketeer Stories Nov/Dec 1931

EDMISTON, ROB (chron.)
• * King Klues, (qz) Castle Rock Dec 1988

EDMOND, AMANDA M(aria, née Corey) (1824-1862) (chron.)
• * Grave of an Indian Chief, (pm) The Broken Vow and Other Poems, Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln 1845; also as “untitled (‘A Chieftain’s Grave...’)”.
• * untitled (“A Chieftain’s Grave...”), (pm) The Broken Vow and Other Poems, Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln 1845, as “Grave of an Indian Chief”.
  • The Ladies’ National Magazine Nov 1845
• * untitled (“I asked a glad and happy child...”), (pm) The Broken Vow and Other Poems, Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln 1845, as “When Is the Time to Die?”.
  • The Ladies’ National Magazine Nov 1845
• * Washing Day, (pm) The Broken Vow and Other Poems, Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln 1845
  • The Ladies’ National Magazine Nov 1845
• * When Is the Time to Die?, (pm) The Broken Vow and Other Poems, Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln 1845; also as “untitled (‘I asked a glad and happy child...’)”.
_____, [ref.]
• * “Our Female Poets, No. VII. Amanda M. Edmond”, uncredited, (bg) The Ladies’ National Magazine Nov 1845

EDMOND, BUHL (chron.)
• * Reno Return, (??) 10 Story Book Jun 1935
• * Strip-Girl!, (??) 10 Story Book Aug 1935

EDMOND, DAVID (chron.)
• * [poems], (pm) Ambit #77 1978/’79

EDMOND, DON (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Murder in the Air, (nv) Black Bat Detective Mysteries Nov 1933
  • High Adventure #67 2002

EDMOND, JAY (chron.)
• * Deep Six for the Lady, (ss) Sir Knight v1 #7 1959
• * A Lovely Way to Die, (ss) Adam Oct 1962
• * Murderess, (ss) Adam Jun 1959
• * Who Needs You, (ss) Adam May 1959

EDMOND, SUE (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Desdemona, Where’s That Nose Rag?, (pl) Snappy Stories Dec #1 1924

EDMOND, THEODORA A. (chron.)
• * My Yellow Butterfly, (pm) Overland Monthly Oct 1915

EDMONDS, Mrs. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
_____, trans.
• * The Cup of Tears, by Aristotle Kourtides, (vi) The Novel Magazine Apr 1906; translated from the Greek.
• * The Maiden’s Three Gifts, by George Drosines, (ss); from his Stories from Fairyland, 1892.
  • Short Stories Feb 1893
• * March, by Theocritus, (vi)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Mar 1928
  • The Golden Book Magazine (UK) Mar 1928
• * Two Little Boots, by Aristotle Kourtides, (ss) The Novel Magazine Nov 1905; translated from the Greek.

EDMONDS, ALAN (chron.)
• * Fire Away, Jack-I’m Bullet Proof, (ar) Lilliput May 1960

EDMONDS, ALFRED (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * Chinese Street Calls, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine Jan 1898
• * Grace Hawthorne of Peking, (ss) Phil May’s Annual Sum 1902
• * The Young Idea in Japan, (ar) The Windsor Magazine Jan 1900