The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

SPENSER, EDMUND (chron.) (continued)
• * May Day, (pm)
  • The Golden Book Magazine May 1931
• * Perigot and Cuddy’s Roundelay, (pm)
  • Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Oct 1888
• * Summer, (pm)
  • Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Sep 1879
• * untitled (“Like as the culver on the bared bough...”), (pm)
  • Scribner’s Monthly Oct 1881
• * untitled (“Then came old January, wrapped well...”), (pm)
  • Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jan 1872
• * “Whilst It is Prime”, (pm) 1595
  • Atalanta Apr 1896
_____, [ref.]
• * “Edmund Spenser” by Alice King, (ar) The Argosy (UK) Mar 1872
• * “English Men and Women of Letters of the 19th Century. 13. Spenser” by Richard Garnett, (ar) Atalanta Oct 1889

SPENSER, F., A.C.W.A., F.C.A. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Halifax, England], (lt) Analog Nov 1961

SPENSER, HELEN (chron.)
• * Danger, (ms) The Smart Set Apr 1918

SPENSER, JAMES; pseudonym of Francis Harold Guest, (1905-1983) (chron.)
• * The Jailbirds’ Jamboree, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 13 1932

SPENSER, JEREMY (chron.)
_____, reviews:
• * Two Great Players, (br) Young Elizabethan Nov 1955

SPENSER, THOMAS (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Locked in Combat, (ar) High Time #3 1961

SPENSLEY, JOE (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Good News—Bad News, (ss) Aberrant Dreams Spr 2005
• * Please Say It Isn’t So, (pm) Aberrant Dreams Win 2005

SPER, NORMAN L. (1895-1955) (chron.)
• * Coming!—Liberty’s All-Star All-Players Football Team, (ar) Liberty Nov 12 1938
• * Fifty-Fifty Football, (ar) Liberty Sep 28 1940
• * Football Will Soon Be Here, (ar) Liberty Sep 12 1936
• * Football’s Toughest Circuit, (ar) Liberty Sep 27 1941
• * Liberty’s All-America Coaching Staff, (ar) Liberty Oct 6 1934
• * Liberty’s All-Players All-America Football Team, (ar) Liberty Feb 2 1935, Jan 16 1937, Jan 22 1938, Jan 7 1939, Jan 6 1940, Jan 4 1941, Jan 10 1942
• * Liberty’s All-Players All-America Football Team for 1933, (ar) Liberty Feb 10 1934
• * Liberty’s All-Players All-America Football Team for 1935, (ar) Liberty Jan 11 1936
• * Pigskin Prophecies, (ar) Liberty Oct 14 1939, Oct 5 1940
• * Should the All-America Be Abolished? (with Frank Scully), (ar) Liberty Dec 4 1943

SPERACIO, MARIO (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * A Gypsy Told Me, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine May 24 1941
• * Letter in Sonnet Form, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Jul 19 1941
• * Love Song for April, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Sep 5 1942
• * Sonnet, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Oct 5 1943
• * Spring, (pm) Street & Smith’s Romantic Range Jun 1943
• * Vigilance of Spring, (pm)
  • Street & Smith’s Mystery Detective (UK) Aug 1956
• * Walking with the Wind, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Feb 28 1942

SPERANI, BRUNO (chron.)
• * Two Old Skeptics, (ss) Romance Apr 1893; translated by A. H. Cady.

SPÉRANSKY, JULIA CANTACUZÈNE, (née Grant) (1876-1975); (about) (chron.)
• * The Still Small Voice of Russia, (ar) Scribner’s Magazine Jan 1922

SPERANZA, GINO CARLO (1872-?) (chron.)
• * Marco Baldi, Owner, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Jun 1914
• * The Tale of Toti (with Lewis R. Freeman), (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Dec 1917
• * Wander, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Jul 1914

SPERBER, DAWN (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Ravenous Mermaids, (ss) Bourbon Penn Mar 2019

SPERBER, HARRY N. (chron.)
• * The Fräulein Wins the Peace, (ar) Esquire Apr 1948
• * The Plot to Kidnap Ike, (ar) Uncensored Dec 1955

SPERBER, MANES
_____, [ref.]
• * “The Lost Bay” reviewed by Erik de Mauny, (br) The London Magazine Sep 1956

SPERDUTO, BENJAMIN (fl. 2000s-2010s); (about) (chron.)
• * The Big, Fat Lie, (ss) parAbnormal Digest Mar 2012
• * La Tierra de la Sangre, (ss) Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #18 2007
• * The Tree, (ss) Bastion Jun 2014

SPERLE, BARNABY (chron.)
_____, as told by
• * Trapped by the Nazi’s Kissing She-Devil of Agony (as told to Anthony Stuart), (ts) Man’s Book Periodical Aug 1963

SPERLING, LOUISE W. (chron.)
• * The Message, (pm) Overland Monthly Jul 1927

SPERLING, MILTON (1912-1988); (about) (chron.)
• * A Lady Versus Tokyo Rose, (ar) Esquire Dec 1944
• * Take It Easy, Son!, (ss) Collier’s Jul 8 1944

SPERLING, MONA (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Fame, (ss) The Novel Magazine Sep 1913

SPERLING, ROBERT (chron.)
• * [letter from New York State], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Aug 1946

SPERLING, SAM (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Bones, (ss) Dark Edifice Jul 2012

SPERNCER, E. L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Preparing for Some Indoor Sports, (ct) Paris Nights Jun 1930

SPERO, ALAN (chron.)
• * Being Late, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Feb 1989
• * The Man Who Loved Christmas, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Feb 1989
• * Prodigal Son, (ss) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Feb 1989
• * A Very Good Year, (vi) Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine Feb 1989

SPERO, ANNA KALFUS (chron.)
• * A Day of Life, (pm) Overland Monthly May, Oct 1927

SPERO, LEOPOLD (1887-1970) (chron.)
• * 1922, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Apr 1922
• * At the Moana. A Tale of Honolulu, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Oct 1919
• * “Change”, (vi) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Feb 1922
• * Complaint, (pm) The Story-teller Dec 1920
• * Dare You Wear the Old School Tie, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 7 1936
• * The Delany, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1919
• * Devonshire Cider, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Nov 1919
• * The Dilemma, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Aug 1921
• * Duncan Gray, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1919
• * Easy as A.B.C., (ss) Cute Fun #34 1950
• * The Enemy, (pm) The Story-teller Nov 1919
• * An Error in the Lower Fourth, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1919
• * Everybody’s Doing It, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Dec 1920
• * Flower of Hope, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Nov 1919
• * A Fragment, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Dec 1919
• * The Frank Lover, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Sep 1919
• * Going Home, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1919
• * Good Connections, (vi) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1920
• * Good-Bye, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Oct 1922
• * A Hanging Matter, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine May 1924
• * Hare and Hounds, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Feb 1922
• * Haroun, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction May 1919
• * Henry Intervenes, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1922
• * Henry Irving’s Hat, (vi) The 20-Story Magazine Apr 1935
• * The Lady at the Bar, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jan 1922
• * The Laughing Jackass, (ss) The Captain Dec 1907
• * Law for Nothing, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 26 1936
• * Lost and Found, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Nov 1918
• * Love Desolate, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1918
• * Love’s Presence, (pm) The Story-teller Jul 1919
• * The Man Who Knew, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Mar 1922
• * Money for the Windows, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1919
• * My Beloved, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1918
• * My Pretty Jane, (ss) Britannia and Eve Jan 1937
• * The New Army, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Apr 1918
• * No Class, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1919
• * The Old George Inn, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Nov 1920
• * On Dury, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Oct 1920
• * On the ’Phone, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1922
• * A Page of Verses, (pm) The Story-teller Feb 1920
  • The Story-teller (Canada) Mar 1920
• * Poor Fellow, (pm) The Story-teller Aug 1921
• * The Poppstein Convention, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine Mar 1935
• * The Profiteer’s Christmas, (hu) The New Magazine (UK) Dec 1919
• * The Queen of Sheba, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jan 1920
• * A Question of Figures, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jul 1921
• * Room and Company, (vi) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Apr 1919
• * The Rose of Hope, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1920
• * The Rubaiyat of a Mug, (pm) The Story-teller Sep 1920
• * A Russian Folk-Song, (pm) The Story-teller Apr 1921
• * The Shadow Soldiers, (pm) The Story-teller Oct 1918
• * Something by Tennis-on, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Aug 1920
• * Song, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Apr 1913
• * A Song for Englishmen, (ss) The Story-teller Aug 1918
• * Star Chambers of To-day, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 30 1933
• * A Suggestion, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Nov 1919
• * A Tale of Chivalry, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) Aug 1919
• * A Tale of Revenge, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Mar 1921
• * There’s a Good Time Coming!, (pp) The New Magazine (UK) Jan 1922
• * To a Box of Matches, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1918
• * To a Friend, (pm) The Story-teller Sep 1919
• * A Valentine, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Feb 1920
• * When a Fellow’s Rich, (ss)
  • The Argosy (UK) Oct 1935
• * A Woman’s Work, (vi) Cassell’s Winter Annual #3 1921/’22
• * A Word or Two, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) Oct 1921

SPERRING, KARI (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Claudia J. Edwards: The Appeal of Competence, (ar) Strange Horizons May 22 2017
• * Clemence Housman: The Woman Who Fought, (ar) Strange Horizons Feb 20 2017
• * Dion Fortune: Writing through the Veil, (ar) Strange Horizons Jul 27 2015
• * Elyne Mitchell: Inside Difference, (ar) Strange Horizons Nov 21 2016
• * Evangeline Walton: The Woman Who Defined a Genre, (ar) Strange Horizons Oct 5 2015
• * Fandom and Conventions, (ar) Strange Horizons Jul 28 2014
• * Fire from Heaven: Judith Tarr, (ar) Strange Horizons Jun 27 2016
• * Louise Lawrence: A Woman Out of Time, (ar) Strange Horizons Apr 11 2016
• * Matrilines:
  * ___ Claudia J. Edwards: The Appeal of Competence, (cl) Strange Horizons May 22 2017
  * ___ Clemence Housman: The Woman Who Fought, (cl) Strange Horizons Feb 20 2017
  * ___ Dion Fortune: Writing through the Veil, (cl) Strange Horizons Jul 27 2015
  * ___ Elyne Mitchell: Inside Difference, (cl) Strange Horizons Nov 21 2016
  * ___ Evangeline Walton: The Woman Who Defined a Genre, (cl) Strange Horizons Oct 5 2015
  * ___ Fire from Heaven: Judith Tarr, (cl) Strange Horizons Jun 27 2016
  * ___ Louise Lawrence: A Woman Out of Time, (cl) Strange Horizons Apr 11 2016
  * ___ Miyabe Miyuki: The Ethics of Alternate Realities, (cl) Strange Horizons Sep 5 2016
  * ___ Sylvia Townsend Warner: The Quiet Revolutionary, (cl) Strange Horizons Jun 8 2015
  * ___ Veronica Williams: The Compulsion of Landscape, (cl) Strange Horizons Jan 4 2016
  * ___ The Woman Who Made Fantasy: Katherine Kurtz, (cl) Strange Horizons Mar 30 2015
• * Miyabe Miyuki: The Ethics of Alternate Realities, (ar) Strange Horizons Sep 5 2016
• * Representing Marginalized Voices in Historical Fiction and Fantasy (with Joyce Chng, David Anthony Durham & Vanessa Rose Phin, (ar) Strange Horizons Apr 27 2015
• * The State of British SF and Fantasy: A Symposium:
  * ___ Fandom and Conventions, (cl) Strange Horizons Jul 28 2014
• * Sylvia Townsend Warner: The Quiet Revolutionary, (ar) Strange Horizons Jun 8 2015
• * Veronica Williams: The Compulsion of Landscape, (ar) Strange Horizons Jan 4 2016
• * The Woman Who Made Fantasy: Katherine Kurtz, (ar) Strange Horizons Mar 30 2015
_____, [ref.]
• * “An Interview with Kari Sperring” by Jenny Barber, (iv) Prism Win 2010

SPERRY, ARMSTRONG (Wells) (1897-1976); (about) (chron.) (art)
• * Kai-Maké—The Sea of Death, (ss) The Danger Trail Nov 1926
• * South Sea Adventure, (ss) The American Girl Jun 1933

SPERRY, ARTHUR (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Cox’s Blunder, (ss) The Idler Oct 1893
• * Quong Tin, (ss) The Idler Jan 1893