The FictionMags Index

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WALKER, JIMMY (fl. 1950s-1960s) (chron.)
• * Crater of Fear, (nv) Terror Detective Story Magazine Apr 1957
• * The Immortal Molly Jones, (ss) Adam Oct 1962
• * Vanishing Trick, (ss) Monsieur Dec 1962

WALKER, JOAN (chron.)
• * City Boys Are Different, (ss) Chatelaine Apr 1954
• * Pardon My Parka, (sl) Canadian Home Journal Oct 1953

WALKER, JOE (chron.)
• * An Explanation, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1910

WALKER, JOHN (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * The Wharton Savings Bank, (hu) Scribner’s Monthly Jan 1874, uncredited.

WALKER, JOHN (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * When to Kick and When to Head, (ar) The Boys’ Realm Nov 29 1919

WALKER, JOHN (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * American Art, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Sep 1947
• * French Art, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Aug 1948

WALKER, JOHN (1968- ); (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “Not Just a Hobby”, uncredited, (iv) Suspense Magazine Jul 2011

WALKER, JOHN B. (chron.)
• * [extract from letter], (lt) Bluebook Dec 1954

WALKER, JOHN BRISBEN (1847-1931); (about) (chron.)
• * Alfalfa Farming, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1891
• * Anthropological: Concerning the Early Beginnings of Men and Women, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Art at the Exposition, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Art of Governing Peoples as Shown at the World’s Fair, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Articles of Luxury and Curious Exhibits in the Palace of Varied Industries, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Athletics and Health, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Beauty in Advertising Illustration, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1902
• * The Boer War as Rendered by British and Boer Warriors at the Exposition, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Building of an Empire, (ar) Cosmopolitan Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1899
• * Capital and Labor Commission, (ar) Cosmopolitan Feb 1902
• * Cecil Rhodes, (ar) Cosmopolitan May, Jun, Jul 1902
• * China and the Powers, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1900
• * The City of the Future—A Prophecy, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1901
• * A Clever Emperor and a Confederation of Nations, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1902
• * “The Coming Race”, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1896
• * The Conquest of Asia by Russia, (ar) Cosmopolitan Feb 1904
• * Courage, (ed) Cosmopolitan Jun 1904
• * De Juventute: Educational Science in 1947, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1896
• * A Dinner at Delmonico’s, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1904
• * The Education of the World as Shown in the Exhibits of Many Peoples, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Electricity up to 1904, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Exhibit of Modern Road-Building, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Final Conquest of the Air, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1904
• * The First Essential for Prosperity, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar, Apr 1897
• * The Five Great Features of the Fair, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Food Laboratory, (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1903
• * Foreign Nations at the Fair, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Great Inventions and Discoveries Which Are Changing the World, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Great Inventions Since the World’s Fair, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1901
• * Great Problems in Organization:
  * ___ 5. The Street-Cleaning Work of Colonel Waring in New York, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1898
• * Henry George and Charles A. Dana, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1897
• * The High Privilege of the Voter, (ed) Cosmopolitan Aug 1904
• * If Europe Should Go to War, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1904
• * Importance of Mechanical Devices in Warfare, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1898
• * In Case of War with England—What?, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jun 1896
• * Introductory, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1893
• * The Issues Before the People of the United States, (ed) Cosmopolitan Mar 1905
• * The Law, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1903
• * The Liquor Problem, (ed) Cosmopolitan Oct 1904
• * Making a Choice of a Profession:
  * ___ 1. The Law, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1903
• * Manufacturing Processes and Machinery at the Fair, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Men and Events:
  * ___ Henry George and Charles A. Dana, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1897
• * A Method of Equitable Taxation, (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1903
• * The Mining Gulch and Its Wonders, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * A Modern “Swiss Family Robinson”, (sl) Cosmopolitan Oct, Nov, Dec 1904, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1905
• * A Modern City’s Factors of Growth, (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1890
• * Modern College Education, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1897
• * The Naval Battle of Santiago, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * New Household Methods and Art as Exhibited at the Exposition, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * On the Choice of Life-Work, III: Motherhood as a Profession, (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1898
• * The People vs. the Express Companies, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1910
• * Pierpont Morgan, His Advisers and His Organization, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1903
• * The Pike, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * A Plan for the Organization of a National Clearing House Bank, (ar) Cosmopolitan Oct 1899
• * Poultry-Farming, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jun 1897
• * The Power of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1898
• * Preface.—Why and How, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Progress of Science, (cl) Cosmopolitan Sep 1902
• * Public Baths for the Poor, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1890
• * A Question of Ethics, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1898
• * The Republic in War Time, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1898
• * Republic of the United States of Great Britain, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1900
• * Scientific Agriculture, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Should Young Men Enter Political Life? And How?, (ed) Cosmopolitan Nov 1904
• * Some Speculations Regarding Rapid Transit, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1895
• * The Story of Creation on the Pike, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Story of Theodore Roosevelt’s Life:
  * ___ 1., (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1901
  * ___ 2., (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1901
  * ___ 3., (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1902
  * ___ 6., (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1902
• * The Street-Cleaning Work of Colonel Waring in New York, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1898
• * Studies of Our Government:
  * ___ 1. The Power of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1898
• * The"Homestead" Object Lesson, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1892
• * To Whom Is Success Possible?, (ed) Cosmopolitan Jul 1904
• * Transportation in 1904, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Transportation, Old and New, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1893
• * The Triumphal Tour of Adolf Lorenz, (ar) Cosmopolitan Feb 1903
• * The Trusts and the End, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1900
• * The Walled City of Jerusalem—in St. Louis, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The West Point of the Future, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1904
• * What Is Education?, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1904
• * What Is My Relation to My Fellow Men?, (ed) Cosmopolitan May 1904
• * What the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Is, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * Woman’s Progress Since the World’s Fair at Chicago, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The Wonders of New York. 1903 and 1909. An Attempt to Forecast the Changes of Six Years, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1903
• * A Working Man in the Presidency, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1901
• * World Instruction in Pictures, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1904
• * The World’s Greatest Revolution, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1901
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  ___ Cosmopolitan: Oct, 1889 -to- Apr, 1890.
  ___ Cosmopolitan: Jan, 1895 -to- Jun, 1895. (with Arthur Sherburne Hardy)
  ___ Cosmopolitan: Jan, 1896 -to- Apr ’05.
_____, reviews:
• * The Story of the World’s Largest Corporation by James H. Bridge, (br) Cosmopolitan Oct, Nov 1903; review of The History of the Carnegie Steel Company, by James H. Bridge.
_____, [?]
• * A Brief History of Our Late War with Spain, (sl) Cosmopolitan Nov, Dec 1897, Jan, Feb 1898, uncredited.

WALKER, JOHN G. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Black Diamonds, (ts) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jun 1931

WALKER, JOHN GEORGE (1821-1893); (about) (chron.)
• * Harper’s Ferry and Sharpsburg, (??) The Century Magazine Jun 1886

WALKER, JOHN S. (chron.)
• * Among the Least of These, (ss) Glimmer Train Fll 2009

WALKER, JOSEPH S. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * After We Lost Her, (ss) Mystery Weekly Aug 2018
• * Bonus Round, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine May/Jun 2019
• * Cinnamon’s Solace, (ss) Pulp Modern Sum 2012
• * The Penthouse View, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Jan/Feb 2012
• * Pill Bug, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Mar 2015

WALKER, JOY (chron.)
• * Sanctuary, (ss) Breezy Stories Apr 1943

WALKER, JOYCE (chron.)
• * Yellow Tape, (pm) Midnight Street Win 2006

WALKER, JUDY (chron.)
• * [letter from Texas], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Jun 1944

WALKER, JUNE (1900-1966); (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * “June Walker in a Loos Role” by Tip Bliss, (iv) Laughter Dec 1926

WALKER, K(enneth) M(acfarlane) (1883-1966); (about) (chron.)
• * The Jinx at the Helm (with John Scott Douglas), (ss) Doc Savage Dec 1945
_____, as told by
• * One-in-a-Million (as told to John Scott Douglas), (ar) Adventure Dec 1946

WALKER, KATE; pseudonym of Catherine Mary Wade, (1950- ) (chron.)
• * Night, (ss) Storyteller #1 1987

WALKER, KATHERINE (Kent) C(hild) [Mrs. Edward Ashley Walker] (1833-1916); see pseudonym K. K. Kind; (about) (chron.)
• * About Me, (ss) Our Young Folks Aug 1867
• * The Bible in the Nursery, (??) The Atlantic Monthly Jun 1880
• * The Cloak-Cubby and the Blue-Room.. How We Lost Aunt Fanny, (ss) Scribner’s Monthly Oct 1871
• * Echoes from an Old Parsonage, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly Oct 1877
• * Fanny Winthrop’s Treat, (ss) Scribner’s Monthly May 1872
• * Mr. Winthrop’s Revenge, (ss) Scribner’s Monthly May 1873
• * Some Imitations of Early Childhood, (??) The Atlantic Monthly Mar 1880
• * Three Trophies from the War, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jun 1864, uncredited.
• * Ultramarine Views, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Mar 1865, uncredited.
• * The Winthrop-Drury Affair, (ss) Scribner’s Monthly Oct 1875

WALKER, KEITH A. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * The Haunting of Edward Latimer, (ss) Weird Window #2 1971
• * What Is Fantasy?, (ar) Dark Horizons #1 1971
_____, reviews:
• * The Wood Beyond the World, by William Morris, (br) Cypher Oct/Dec 1971

WALKER, KENNETH (fl. 1930s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Apparitions and Hallucinations, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #10 1951
• * An Exoneration of Ghosts, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #11 1951
• * How Indeed?, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #7 1950
• * Hypnotism, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #9 1951
• * Mind and Brain, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #5 1950
• * Mind to Mind, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #3 1950
• * Mystery at Lourdes, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #14 1952
• * Paws of the Leopard, (ss) The Master Thriller Series #30 1939
• * Tailpiece to Telepathy, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #4 1950
• * What’s in a Mind?, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #2 1950
_____, [ref.]
• * “Human Physiology” reviewed, uncredited, (br) Authentic Science Fiction #34 1953
• * “Sex and Society” reviewed, uncredited, (br) Authentic Science Fiction #57 1955

WALKER, KIM (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Burlington Skin Labs, A Love Story, (ar) Crime Factory v2 #17 2015
• * True Crime Factory:
  * ___ Burlington Skin Labs, A Love Story, (cl) Crime Factory v2 #17 2015

WALKER, LARRY (chron.)
• * Death-Shade, (ss) Amazing Stories Sep 1986
• * Harbard, (ss) Amazing Stories Jan 1987
• * Magic’s Price, (ss) Weird Tales Win 1989/’90
• * The Old Ways Are Best, (ss) Dragon Jan 1988
• * One Final Dragon, (ss) Amazing Stories Nov 1984
• * Our GI’s 400,000 Illegitimate Babies, (ar) Expose for Men! May 1960
• * [letter from San Diego, CA], (lt) Planet Stories Jan 1952

WALKER, LARS (1950- ); (about) (chron.)
• * The Grumpy Dwarf, (pm) Fungi Jul 2015
• * Harbard, (ss) Vampire Dan’s Story Emporium #7 1998
_____, [ref.]
• * “An Interview with Lars Walker”, uncredited, (iv) Vampire Dan’s Story Emporium #5 1998