The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

MENASHE, DEBORAH (chron.)
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• * The Recluse, by Isaac Bashevis Singer, (ss) The New Yorker Jul 21 1986

MENASHE, DVORAH (chron.)
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• * Dazzled, by Isaac Bashevis Singer, (ss) The New Yorker Mar 18 1985

MENASHE, SAMUEL (1925-2011) (chron.)
• * Biographer, (pm) Poetry Jan 2008

MENASSE, ROBERT
_____, [ref.]
• * “The Pioneer of Eurolit” by Simon Kuper, (ar) Financial Times Feb 23 2019

MENCAULT, M. (chron.)
• * The Mother Cow, (ss) Sunshine Sep 1890

MENCE, Miss
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• * Types of English Beauty, (pi) The Strand Magazine Jan 1893

MENCER, D. J.; pseudonym of John F. Watt, (fl. 1940s-1950s); other pseudonyms Kenneth Boyce, Kenneth Boyea, Ian Bruce, June Bryony, John Ellis, James Elton, Bruce Fenton, Jean Gordon, Mack James, Mack Jones, Frank C. Kneller, Superintendent Maryin, Ray Mason, D. J. Mencet, D. R. Mencet, Rod Patterson, James Robertson, John Robertson, Anne Scott, Neil J. Spalding, Neil J. Spaulding, Edward Stokes & Harry Travers (chron.)
• * The Death Planet, (nv) Worlds of Fantasy #4 1951
• * Plan for Conquest, (nv) Worlds of Fantasy #2 1950

MENCET, D. J.; pseudonym of John F. Watt, (fl. 1940s-1950s); other pseudonyms Kenneth Boyce, Kenneth Boyea, Ian Bruce, June Bryony, John Ellis, James Elton, Bruce Fenton, Jean Gordon, Mack James, Mack Jones, Frank C. Kneller, Superintendent Maryin, Ray Mason, D. J. Mencer, D. R. Mencet, Rod Patterson, James Robertson, John Robertson, Anne Scott, Neil J. Spalding, Neil J. Spaulding, Edward Stokes & Harry Travers (chron.)
• * The Fire Goddess, (ss) Futuristic Science Stories #2 1950

MENCET, D. R.; pseudonym of John F. Watt, (fl. 1940s-1950s); other pseudonyms Kenneth Boyce, Kenneth Boyea, Ian Bruce, June Bryony, John Ellis, James Elton, Bruce Fenton, Jean Gordon, Mack James, Mack Jones, Frank C. Kneller, Superintendent Maryin, Ray Mason, D. J. Mencer, D. J. Mencet, Rod Patterson, James Robertson, John Robertson, Anne Scott, Neil J. Spalding, Neil J. Spaulding, Edward Stokes & Harry Travers (chron.)
• * Convoy to the Unknown, (nv) Wonders of the Spaceways #1 1951
• * Lost in Space, (nv) Futuristic Science Stories #13 1953
• * Prisoners of Mars, (nv) Wonders of the Spaceways #6 1953
• * Scarlet Invaders, (nv) Worlds of Fantasy #1 1950
• * Scourge of Space, (nv) Wonders of the Spaceways #3 1952
• * Traitor of the Void, (nv) Futuristic Science Stories #14 1954
• * World of Fear, (nv) Futuristic Science Stories #12 1953

MENCHEN, LES
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• * “The Outrageous Okona” by John Sayers [*Star Trek], (ss) Star Trek: The Next Generation Apr 1989

MENCHINOFF, MME. de SMITH, Elder (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * A Railway Journey in Russia, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Jan 1892, uncredited.

MENCKEN, AUGUST (chron.)
• * By the Neck, (tc); from By the Neck: A Book Hangings, Selected from Contemporary Accounts by August Mencken (USA: Hastings House, 1942).
  • Greatest Detective Cases Oct 1946
• * By the Neck!, (tc); from By the Neck: A Book Hangings, Selected from Contemporary Accounts by August Mencken (USA: Hastings House, 1942).
  • Greatest Detective Cases Sep 1946

MENCKEN, H(enry) L(ouis) (1880-1956); see pseudonyms W. L. D. Bell, James Drayham, William Drayham, John R. Fink, William Fink, J. D. Gilray, Janet Jefferson, Harriet Morgan, George Weems Peregoy, James P. Ratcliffe & Robert W. Woodruff (chron.)
• * The American, (es) The Smart Set Jun 1913
• * The American: His Freedom, (es) The Smart Set Oct 1913
• * The American: His Ideas of Beauty, (es) The Smart Set Sep 1913
• * The American: His Language, (es) The Smart Set Aug 1913
• * The American: His Morals, (es) The Smart Set Jul 1913
• * The American: His New Puritanism, (es) The Smart Set Feb 1914
• * The Artist, (pl) The Smart Set Aug 1916
• * The Artist: A Play, (pl) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v4 #16 1954
• * Astral Carousel, (ms)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Mar 1935
• * Baiting the Censor, (es); from A Book of Prefaces.
  • Encore Feb 1945
• * The Barbarous Bradley, (ss) The Smart Set Nov 1914
• * The Beeriad, (es) The Smart Set Apr 1913
• * The Bend in the Tube, (ss) The Red Book Feb 1905
• * The Brain Trust, (ar) Liberty Mar 3 1934
• * Brief Gust of Glory, (ss) The New Yorker Aug 5 1939
• * Capitalism Won’t Die, (ar) Liberty Jun 1 1935
• * The Cook’s Victory, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1900
• * The Crime of McSwane, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Jul 1902
  • The Idler Aug 1902
  • Esquire Oct 1949
• * Days of Innocence:
  * ___ A Dip Into Statecraft, (ar) The New Yorker Feb 14 1942
  * ___ Gore in the Caribbees, (ar) The New Yorker Dec 19 1942
  * ___ The Life of Tone, (ar) The New Yorker Sep 25 1943
  * ___ Master of Gladiators, (ar) The New Yorker Apr 25 1942
  * ___ Memoirs of a Stable Boy, (ar) The New Yorker Jan 16 1943
  * ___ Notes on Paleozoic Publicists, (ar) The New Yorker Dec 20 1941
  * ___ Old Home Day, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 7 1942
  * ___ Recollections of Notable Cops, (ar) The New Yorker Sep 20 1941
  * ___ Romantic Intermezzo, (ar) The New Yorker Nov 7 1942
  * ___ Surdi Audiunt, (ar) The New Yorker Jun 12 1943
  * ___ I—The Girl from Red Lion, P.A., (ar) The New Yorker Feb 15 1941
  * ___ II—Slaves of Beauty, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 1 1941
  * ___ III—The Judicial Arm, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 29 1941
  * ___ IV—The Gospel of Service, (ar) The New Yorker Apr 26 1941
  * ___ V—Giants at the Bar, (ar) The New Yorker May 24 1941
  * ___ VI—Souvenirs de la Noblesse Francaise, (ar) The New Yorker Jun 14 1941
  * ___ VII—Fire Alarm, (ar) The New Yorker Jul 5 1941
• * The Declaration in American, (ss)
  • Sophy #3 2000
• * A Dip Into Statecraft, (ar) The New Yorker Feb 14 1942
• * A Double Rebellion, (ss) Short Stories Jan 1902
• * Downfall of a Revolutionary, (ar) Esquire Sep 1940
• * An Evening on the House, (ar) Esquire Dec 1943
• * Fire Alarm, (ar) The New Yorker Jul 5 1941
• * Firing and a Watering, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1902
• * The Flight of the Victor, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly Sep 1901
  • The Idler Jun 1902
• * Giants at the Bar, (ar) The New Yorker May 24 1941
• * The Girl from Red Lion, P.A., (ar) The New Yorker Feb 15 1941
• * Good Old Baltimore, (ar) The Smart Set May 1913
• * Gore in the Caribbees, (ar) The New Yorker Dec 19 1942
• * The Gospel of Service, (ar) The New Yorker Apr 26 1941
• * H.L. Mencken on the Curse of Book Learning, (ar) Art Lovers’ Magazine Sep 1925
• * Horsetales, (ar) The Smart Set Jan 1912
• * How Free Do We Want to Be?, (ar) Liberty Aug 25 1934
• * How to Drink Like a Gentleman, (ar) Liberty Jan 12 1935
• * Hurra Lal, Peacemaker, (ss) Short Stories May 1902
• * In the Footsteps of Gutenberg, (ss) The New Yorker Oct 14 1939
• * Innocence in a Wicked World, (ss) The New Yorker Feb 20 1937
• * The Judicial Arm, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 29 1941
• * The King and Tommy Cripps, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jul 1906
• * The Last Cavalry Charge, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1906
• * The Life of Tone, (ar) The New Yorker Sep 25 1943
• * Like a Thief in the Night, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1901
• * Love Story, (ss) The New Yorker Jan 17 1948
• * Mainly About Novels, (ar) The Smart Set Dec 1910
• * The Marriage Game, (ar) The Dude Jul 1957
• * Master of Gladiators, (ar) The New Yorker Apr 25 1942
• * Memoirs of a Stable Boy, (ar) The New Yorker Jan 16 1943
• * Memoirs of Deceased Pedagogues, (ss) The New Yorker Jun 3 1939
• * Mencken on Machen, (ar) The Smart Set Aug 1923
  • Faunus #6 2000
• * Mencken on Slang [from The American Language—Supplement II], (ex) Knopf 1948
  • Omnibook Magazine Jul 1948
• * Mencken on the Pronunciation of American [from The American Language—Supplement II], (ex) Knopf 1948
  • Omnibook Magazine Oct 1948
• * Mencken on Vocabulary [from The American Language—Supplement II], (ex) Knopf 1948
  • Omnibook Magazine Aug 1948
• * A Note from the Editors (with George Jean Nathan), (cl) The Smart Set Jan 1922
• * Notes on Paleozoic Publicists, (ar) The New Yorker Dec 20 1941
• * Obsequies in the Grand Manner, (ms) Esquire Jan 1944
• * Old Home Day, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 7 1942
• * Ordeal of a Philosopher, (ss) The New Yorker Apr 11 1936
• * The Passing of a Profit, (ss) Short Stories Jan 1903
• * Peace on Earth—Why We Have Wars, (ar) Liberty Dec 26 1936
• * Recollections of Notable Cops, (ar) The New Yorker Sep 20 1941
• * Recreations of a Reactionary, (ss) The New Yorker Nov 4 1939
• * The Red Bugaboo, (ar) Liberty Jan 26 1935
• * Répétition Générale (with George Jean Nathan), (cl) The Smart Set Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1919, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1920, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1921, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1922, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1923
• * Romantic Intermezzo, (ar) The New Yorker Nov 7 1942
• * Schoolhouses in the Red, (ar) Liberty Jun 16 1934
• * Slaves of Beauty, (ar) The New Yorker Mar 1 1941
• * Souvenirs de la Noblesse Francaise, (ar) The New Yorker Jun 14 1941
• * Specimens of Current Fiction, (cl) The Smart Set Feb 1923
• * The Star Spangled Banner, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine Sep 1905
• * Stare Decisis, (ss) The New Yorker Dec 30 1944
• * Sterling, (ar) Overland Monthly Dec 1927
• * Surdi Audiunt, (ar) The New Yorker Jun 12 1943
• * Synge and Others, (th) The Smart Set Oct 1912
• * The Tin-Clads, (pm) National Magazine Mar 1900
• * What to Do with Criminals, (ar) Liberty Jul 28 1934
• * Why Nobody Loves a Politician, (ar) Liberty Oct 27 1934
• * Winter Voyage, (ss)
  • The Avon Annual #1 1944
• * The Woman and the Girl, (ss) Short Stories Feb 1901
• * The Worst Trade of Them All, (ar) Liberty Apr 4 1942
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• * Editor:
  ___ The American Mercury: Feb ’24 -to- Feb ’25. (with George Jean Nathan)
  ___ The American Mercury: Oct ’32.
  ___ The Smart Set: Sep ’04 -to- Dec ’10.
  ___ The Smart Set: Nov ’14 -to- Dec ’23. (with George Jean Nathan)
_____, reviews:
• * A 1911 Model Dream Book, (br) The Smart Set Sep 1911
• * Adventures Among Books, (rv) The Smart Set Mar 1923
• * Adventures Among the New Novels, (br) The Smart Set Aug 1914
• * After All, Why Not, (rv) The Smart Set Nov 1915
• * Again the Busy Fictioneers, (br) The Smart Set Jan 1913
• * Americanism: Exterior View, (rv) The Smart Set Apr 1923
• * The Anatomy of Ochlocracy, (rv) The Smart Set Feb 1921
• * The Anatomy of the Novel, (br) The Smart Set Jun 1914
• * An Antidote to “Yankee Doodle”, (br) The Smart Set Apr 1912
• * Anything but Novels!, (br) The Smart Set Feb 1914
• * Arnold Bennett, (rv) The Smart Set Sep 1919
• * The Bards in Battle Royal, (br) The Smart Set May 1912
• * The Best Novels of the Year, (br) The Smart Set Jul 1909
• * Biography and Other Fiction, (rv) The Smart Set Aug 1923
• * Book Article No. 158, (rv) The Smart Set Jan 1922
• * Books About Books, (rv) The Smart Set Jun 1921
• * Books for the Hammock and Deck Chair, (br) The Smart Set Jun 1909
• * Books More or Less Amusing, (rv) The Smart Set Aug 1920
• * The Books of the Dog Days, (br) The Smart Set Sep 1909
• * The Books of the Irish, (rv) The Smart Set Mar 1917
• * Books to Read and Books to Avoid, (br) The Smart Set Feb 1910
• * Brieux and Others, (br) The Smart Set Oct 1911
• * The Bugaboo of the Sunday Schools, (rv) The Smart Set Mar 1915
• * The Burbling of the Bards, (br) The Smart Set Apr 1913
• * The Burden of Humor, (br) The Smart Set Feb 1913
• * Business, (rv) The Smart Set Apr 1918
• * Chiefly American, (rv) The Smart Set Dec 1920
• * Chiefly Pathological, (rv) The Smart Set Nov 1922
• * Confidences, (rv) The Smart Set Jan 1923
• * Conrad, Bennett, James et al, (br) The Smart Set Jan 1912
• * Consolation, (rv) The Smart Set Jan 1921
• * The Coroner’s Inquest, (rv) The Smart Set Jul 1919, Sep 1922