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HYMAN, MITCH
_____, [ref.]
• * “The Creator of comic book Bubba the Redneck Werewolf: Mitch Hyman”, uncredited, (iv) Blood Moon Rising #32 2007

HYMAN, NICHOLAS (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
_____, reviews:
• * Kairos, by Gwyneth Jones, (br) Foundation Spr 1991
• * Nick and the Glimmung, by Philip K. Dick, (br) Foundation Aut 1989
• * Second Variety, by Philip K. Dick, (br) Foundation Aut 1989

HYMAN, RAMONA (chron.)
• * Homebound 6, (pm) Obsidian III Fll/Win 2005
• * Homebound 7, (pm) Obsidian III Fll/Win 2005

HYMAN, STANLEY EDGAR (chron.)
• * How Green Is My Truelove’s Title, (ss) The New Yorker Jun 13 1942

HYMAN, STELLA BLOUNT (chron.)
• * First Snow, (ss) Story Nov/Dec 1946
• * The Lark’s on the Wing, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Apr 1957

HYMAN, (Vernon) TOM (1936- ); (about) (chron.)
• * Adventure Is an Ocean, (pi) Argosy Jan 1964
  • Adventure Oct 1964
• * Convoy Through Hell, (ar) Adventure Dec 1961
• * Dunkirk—"A Hell of a Way to Die", (ar) Adventure Aug 1962
• * The Fight for Bloody Ridge, (ar) Adventure Apr 1963
• * “These Are Corpses”: The Deadly Verdun Story, (ar) Adventure Feb 1964
• * Three Dead Men, (ss) Intrigue Oct 1965
• * Turn on Your Dress, Diana!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 13 1968

HYMAN, VERNON; see under Hyman, Tom (1936- ) (chron.)

HYMAS, EDWARD (chron.)
• * Untouched by Human Hand, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1958

HYMBER, R. D. (chron.)
• * Weasel of the Trees, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Oct 1953

HYMERS, MAUDE ESTELLE SMITH (chron.)
• * A Corner in a Garden, (ss) Detroit Monthly Jul 1901
• * A Fifty Years’ Wrestle, (ss) New England Magazine Jul 1904
• * The Tramp Flower, (pm) Ainslee’s Magazine Sep 1907

HYMOFF, EDWARD (1924-1992); (about) (chron.)
• * America Needs a Foreign Legion! (with Charles A. Willoughby), (ar) Argosy Jan 1966
• * America’s Amazing Underground City, (ss) Boys’ Life Aug 1963
• * The Army’s Most Incredible Deserter, (ar) Real Mar 1956
• * The Ghost of Bataan, (ar) Argosy Dec 1961
• * The GI Who Burned $20,000,000, (ar) Action for Men Mar 1958
• * “I Am Stalin’s Brother” (with Robert Charroux), (ar) Argosy Apr 1960
• * Khrushchev’s Newest Headache: Mobsters, Soviet Style, (ar) Argosy Feb 1962
• * The Last Bayonet Charge, (ar) Argosy Dec 1962
• * The Most Dangerous Spy in the World, (ar) Argosy Nov 1961
• * The Mystery of the Red Crypt: Does It Hold the Secret of Hitler’s Body?, (ar) Argosy Nov 1960
• * Our Only Enlisted Man to Become an Air Ace, (ar) Impact Jun 1964
• * Ringside Seat at Midway, (ar) Argosy Dec 1963
• * Take It Off! Please (Japanese Burlesque), (ar) Escapade Dec 1958
• * White House Hero, (ar) Man Feb 1961
_____, as told to
• * The Hell Ships (as told by Darnell W. Kadolph), (ar) Argosy Jul 1963
• * “Shoot Me, I’m a Bird Dog!” (as told by Alexander Zakrzeski, Jr.), (ar) Argosy Dec 1966
• * U.S. Secrets for Sale—50¢ Apiece! (as told by Melvin Price), (ar) Argosy Dec 1960

HYMSON, ALLEN; pseudonym of Alma S. Hymson, (1899-1995); other pseudonyms Sylvia Blair, Allen S. Jacobs & Edgar C. Nicholas (chron.)
• * A Grave Mistake, (ss) Dime Detective Magazine Aug 1947

HYMSON, ALMA S(ylvia, née Jacobs) (1899-1995); see pseudonyms Sylvia Blair, Allen Hymson, Allen S. Jacobs & Edgar C. Nicholas; (about) (chron.)

HYNAM, F. E. (chron.)
• * Little Blue Flower, (ss) The Strand Magazine Aug 1896, uncredited; translated from the German.

HYNAM, JANE; pseudonym of John Hynam, (1915-1974); other pseudonyms Julian Frey, Joan Hynam & John Kippax (chron.)
• * Chupo, (ss) Cherry Ames Girls Annual 1961

HYNAM, JOAN; pseudonym of John Hynam, (1915-1974); other pseudonyms Julian Frey, Jane Hynam & John Kippax (chron.)
• * Spilt Ink, (ss) Cherry Ames Girls Annual 1962

HYNAM, JOHN (Charles) (1915-1974); see pseudonyms Julian Frey, Jane Hynam, Joan Hynam & John Kippax (chron.)
• * Behind the Camera, (ss) Cherry Ames Girls Annual 1960
• * Between Gentlemen, (vi) London Mystery Selection #44 1960
• * A Café in Normandy, (ss) Cherry Ames Girls Annual 1962
• * Fisherman’s Luck, (ss) Argosy (UK) Oct 1960
• * Queen Bee, (ss) London Mystery Selection #37 1958
• * Seller’s Market, (vi) London Mystery Selection #43 1959
• * September Fair, (ss) London Mystery Selection #40 1959
• * Unfinished Symphony, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction Nov 1960
• * You Thought of It First, (ss) Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine Jun 1967
• * [letter], (lt) New Worlds Science Fiction Apr, Jun 1958, May 1961

HYND, ALAN (Tuke) (1903-1974); (about) (chron.)
• * Adventures of the Intruder, (ar) Esquire Feb 1944
• * The Astonisher, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly Jul 5 1930
• * The Baby Who Trapped Two Killers, (ts) The Master Detective Sep 1929
• * Beware the Black Market, (??) Collier’s May 29 1943
• * Bigamist “Lord” and the Lost Brides (Part II), (tc) True Detective Mysteries Sep 1940
• * The Black Cat Mystery, (ts) Mystery Sep 1933
• * Bluebeard and the Armchair Sleuth, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1948
• * Born to Kill, (ar) Liberty May 25, Jun 1, Jun 8 1940
• * The Bus Boy and the Criminal, (ss) Boys’ Life Sep 1950
• * The Busy Bluebeard, (ar) Fury May 1962
• * The Case of Double Indemnity James, (ts) Cavalier Sep 1953
• * The Case of the Detective’s Dream, (ts) Cavalier Sep 1954
• * The Case of the Nutritious Sadist, (ar) Esquire Mar 1948
• * The Case of the Pious Plotter, (ss) Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine Dec 1955
• * Chain of Murder, (ar) Cavalier May 1953
• * Coster’s Phantom Millions, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Mar 1939
• * Crimes of the Poisoned Pen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 11 1955
• * The Criminals and the Amateur Sleuth, (ss) Boys’ Life Sep 1951
• * The Cub Reporter Cracks the Case, (ss) Boys’ Life Jun 1949
• * De Jong, The Modern Bluebeard, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly May 25 1929
• * Dr. Hyde’s Queer Cure, (ar) Impact Aug 1964
• * Exploits of the Wolf, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 28 1930
• * Flying to Kill: The Story of Bishop, the White Knight of Canada, (ar) Liberty Dec 23, Dec 30 1939, Jan 6, Jan 13, Jan 20 1940
• * The Front Page, (ar) Bluebook for Men Sep 1962
• * The Green Feather, (ts) Mystery Jun 1933
• * Hate Takes a Holiday, (ar) Liberty May 17 1941
• * The House on Sixty Third Street, (ss) Good Housekeeping Nov 1944
• * How Uncle Sam Smashed the Nazi Spy Ring (with John F. Dailey, Jr.), (ar) Liberty Sep 2 1939
• * The Inside Story of the Chaperau Case (with John F. Dailey, Jr.), (ar) Liberty Sep 9 1939
• * Last of the Great Mail Robbers, (??) Collier’s May 13 1950
• * Little Miss Murder, (ss) Cavalier Jun 1953
• * Luck of Robert Casey, (ar) Esquire Jun 1946
• * The Man with the Camera Eyes, (ss) Boys’ Life Nov 1953
• * Martin Polk and the Counterfeit Money, (ss) Boys’ Life Mar 1953
• * Menace in the Mail, (ss) Boys’ Life Jan 1950
• * Mountebank in Gold Braid, (ar) Esquire Jul 1944
• * Mr. Kono and Mr. Blake, (ar) Esquire Jan 1944
• * Murder Unlimited, (ar) Good Housekeeping Feb 1945
• * Murdered by the State?, (ar) Liberty Jan 14, Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 4, Feb 11, Feb 18 1939
• * The Mystery of the Locked Room, (ar) Mystery Jan 1933
• * Paddy the Fixer, (ar) Cavalier Oct 1954
• * PALS—Cops and Kids, (??) Collier’s Nov 11 1950
• * Paper Bag Bandit, (ss) Boys’ Life May 1953
• * The Phantom Killer, (ts) Mystery Aug 1933
• * Presby Takes a Chance, (ss) Brief Stories Sep 1929
• * Private Life of a Private Eye, (ar) Bluebook for Men Jun 1962
• * Prophet Joshua and His Holy Rollers, (ss) Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine Nov 1956
• * The Rise and Fall of Joseph Schenck, (ar) Liberty Jun 28, Jul 5, Jul 12, Jul 19 1941
• * Sabotage in the U.S.A., (ar) Liberty Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 21, Nov 28 1942
• * Seven Tries to Murder, (ts) Saga Oct 1951
• * The Shot in the Bedroom, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly Sep 9 1933
• * The Sinister Case of Rudolf Falk, (ts) Mystery Jan 1934
• * Smashing the Diamond Ring (with John F. Dailey, Jr.), (ar) Liberty Sep 16 1939
• * Some Crime Does Pay (with Simon J. Callinan), (ar) Esquire Aug 1945
• * The Strange Death of Dr. Bergonier, (ar) Liberty May 7 1932
• * They Film for Navy, (ar) Esquire Sep 1943
• * The Three Murders That Shocked Washington, (ts) The Master Detective Jun 1931
• * Too Good to Be True, (ss) Brief Stories Jun 1929
• * Two Fierce Spirits Warred Within His Soul, (ss) True Strange Stories Mar 1929
• * Why I Am Still Investigating the Lindbergh Case (with Evalyn Walsh McLean), (ar) Liberty Jul 23, Jul 30, Aug 6, Aug 13, Aug 20, Aug 27, Sep 3, Sep 10, Sep 17 1938
• * With the Pinkertons on the Case of the Whistling Clue, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Dec 1940
• * With the Pinkertons Through the Labyrinth of Death, (tc) True Detective Mysteries Nov 1940
_____, as told to
• * Action in Morocco (as told by Stanley H. Koch), (ar) Liberty Mar 6 1943
• * Here Come the Flying Tigers! (as told by Walter Pentecost), (ar) Liberty Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Aug 15 1942
• * I Fight with the Commandos, (ar) Liberty Sep 19, Sep 26 1942
• * Jungle Objective (as told by Frank Cameron), (ar) Liberty Mar 13, Mar 20 1943
• * Magic Cymbals (as told by Giovanni Sisti), (ss) Ghost Stories Mar 1929
• * On Guadacanal with the Marines (as told by Donald E. McCafferty), (ar) Liberty Jan 30, Feb 6 1943
• * Staff Work (as told by David Scott-Malden), (ar) Liberty Dec 19 1942
• * When the Wasp Went Down (as told by David V. Senft), (ar) Liberty Jan 9 1943
• * With Russian Guerrillas (as told by Mikhail Ivanov), (ar) Liberty May 1 1943

HYND, JOHN R. (chron.)
• * Curious Railway Callings, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Sep 1927

HYND, NOEL (1947- ); (about) (chron.)

HYNDE, Mrs. (chron.)
• * Lion Hunting by a Lady, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1900

HYNDMAN, H. M. (fl. 1880s-1890s) (chron.)
• * Eight Hours the Maximum Working Day. A Reply, (ar) The New Review Aug 1889
• * Ought We to Give Up Socialism?, (sy) The Idler Nov 1897
_____, reviews:
• * Socialism and Economics, (br) The New Review Oct 1890; review of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics.

HYNDS, ALEXANDER (chron.)
• * General Sam Houston, (??) The Century Magazine Aug 1884
• * General Sam Houston: A Correction, (??) The Century Magazine May 1885

HYNE, C(harles) J(ohn) CUTCLIFFE (Wright) (1865-1944); see pseudonym Weatherby Chesney; (about) (chron.) (art)
• * The Admission to the Brotherhood [Prince Rupert], (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1898
• * The Adventures of Captain Kettle:
  * ___ In Quarantine [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jul 1898
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1899
  * ___ The Little Wooden God with the Eyes [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Aug 1898
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1899
  * ___ The New Republic [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1898
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1899
  * ___ A Quick Way with Rebels [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Sep 1898
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1899
  * ___ I: The Guns for Cuba [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Feb 1897
  * ___ II: Crown and Garotte [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Apr 1897
  * ___ III: The War-Steamer of Donna Clotilde [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1897
  * ___ IV: The Pilgrim Ship [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Aug 1897
  * ___ V: Fortunes Adrift [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1897
  * ___ VI: The Escape [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1897
  * ___ VII: The Pearl-Poachers [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jan 1898
  * ___ VIII: The Liner and the Iceberg [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Feb 1898
  * ___ IX: The Raiding of Donna Clotilde [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Mar 1898
  * ___ X: Mr. Gedge’s Catspaw [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Apr 1898
  * ___ XI: The Salving of the Duncansby Head [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1898
  * ___ XII: The Wreck of the Cattle-Boat [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1898
  * ___ XIII: In Quarantine [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jul 1898
  * ___ XIV: The Little Wooden God with the Eyes [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Aug 1898
  * ___ XV: A Quick Way with Rebels [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Sep 1898
  * ___ No. XVI: The New Republic [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1898
  * ___ XVII: The Looting of the “Indian Sheriff” [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Nov 1898
  * ___ XVIII: The Wire-Milkers [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1898
  * ___ XIX: The Derelict [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jan 1899
  * ___ XX: To Capture an Heiress [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Feb 1899
  * ___ XXI: A Matter of Justice [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Mar 1899
  * ___ XXII: Dago Divers [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Apr 1899
  * ___ XXIII: The Dear Insured [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1899
  * ___ XXIV: The Fire and the Farm [Captain Owen Kettle], (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1899