The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

WILLIAMS, MARY BRUSH (chron.) (continued)
• * Ensemble Costumes Reappear in Rich Fabrics, (ar) Liberty Sep 26 1925
• * Even the Furs Are Plaided in the New Paris Coats, (ar) Liberty Nov 8 1924
• * Evening Gowns and Outdoor Toggery for the Country, (ar) Liberty Jun 20 1925
• * Fashion Makers Strike New Note in Winter Wraps, (ar) Liberty Nov 21 1925
• * Four All-Season Frocks Sure to Stay in Style, (ar) Liberty Jan 16 1926
• * Four More Years of Today’s Styles, (ar) Liberty Feb 20 1926
• * French Bid for Lead in Men’s Fashions, (ar) Liberty Apr 3 1926
• * French Formula for Beauty, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Feb 1924
• * Full Street Frocks Feature Mobile Waistline, (ar) Liberty Aug 22 1925
• * The Godet Is the Emblem of Authoritative Fashion, (ar) Liberty Oct 31 1925
• * Godets, Jabots, and Flying Draperies Adorn Fall Frocks, (ar) Liberty Oct 24 1925
• * A Hand-Made Wrap, (ar) Liberty Dec 17 1927
• * High Collar Gives Dash and Charm to Winter Styles, (ar) Liberty Nov 7 1925
• * History Lends Inspiration for Frocks of the Moment, (ar) Liberty Nov 14 1925
• * How to Choose the Hat That Suits You, (ar) Liberty May 22 1926
• * Industrial Amazons, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1917
• * Influence of the Middy Blouse Shown in New Paris Models, (ar) Liberty Oct 10 1925
• * Lightweight Coats Are Straight and Ample, (ar) Liberty May 2 1925
• * Lines Take Precedence in Season’s Modes, (ar) Liberty May 30 1925
• * Mid-Season Clothes Conceal Straight Lines, (ar) Liberty Jan 23 1926
• * Mrs. Murphy Breaks In, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 12, Feb 19 1916
• * The New Art in Furniture, (ar) Liberty Jun 9 1928
• * New Fashions Feature Graceful Back Fullness, (ar) Liberty Oct 17 1925
• * Newest Frocks Show No Waistline, (ar) Liberty Apr 24 1926
• * Nothing to Wear, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1919
• * Odd Conceits Mark Paris Robes, (ar) Liberty Feb 28 1925
• * Ornate Fringe Features Newest Paris Modes, (ar) Liberty Jul 18 1925
• * Paris Favors Two-Color Dresses, (ar) Liberty May 1 1926
• * Paris Reviving Fashions in Capes, (ar) Liberty Feb 13 1926
• * Paris Styles Foreshadow Changes in Silhouette, (ar) Liberty Jun 6 1925
• * Paris Styles Grow Elaborate in Design, (ar) Liberty Nov 28 1925
• * Parisian Designers Lend Aid to the Short Skirt, (ar) Liberty Jul 25 1925
• * Patterned Cottons Predicted for Summer Modes, (ar) Liberty Dec 12 1925
• * Plaits Give Touch of Fullness to Slim Silhouette, (ar) Liberty Jan 30 1926
• * Several Chic Coiffures and the New Jacket!, (ar) Liberty Aug 15 1925
• * Simplicity Rules in Paris Designs, (ar) Liberty May 29 1926
• * Skirts Shorter and Tunics Longer by Fashion’s Decree, (ar) Liberty Jul 4 1925
• * Smart Frocks for the Mature Have Lure of Youth, (ar) Liberty Feb 6 1926
• * Smartly Placed Seams Enhance Season’s Frocks, (ar) Liberty Dec 19 1925
• * Spanish Shawl Gives Romantic Touch, (ar) Liberty Feb 27 1926
• * Spring Models Show Plaits Everywhere, (ar) Liberty May 8 1926
• * Stunning Coats Cover Gay Evening Robes, (ar) Liberty Jan 2 1926
• * Styles Gay, but Simple, in Paris and Over Here, (ar) Liberty Jun 13 1925
• * Stylish Gowns for Daytime and Evening, (ar) Liberty Dec 26 1925
• * Stylish Paris Creation Serves Double Need, (ar) Liberty Jun 27 1925
• * Tailored Suits Use Leather Trimmings, (ar) Liberty Mar 13 1926
• * The Toque Is Branching Out, (ar) Liberty Feb 11 1928
• * Turbans and Toques Are Out of Fashion, (ar) Liberty Mar 20 1926
• * Watch Children’s Modes!, (ar) Liberty Aug 8 1925
• * A Wee Nip at the Wasteline, (ar) Liberty Dec 24 1927
• * Why French Styles Have Individuality, (ar) Liberty May 15 1926
• * Wrap Your Wrap Around You and Keep Cool, (ar) Liberty Jun 18 1927
• * Yellow Furs Fashionable for Mid-Season, (ar) Liberty Dec 5 1925
_____, as told to
• * Costuming the Movies (as told by Earle Luich), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1933
• * Down and Up Again (as told by Marie Dressler), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 10 1932

WILLIAMS, MARY C. (chron.)
• * The Aesthetics of Accessibility: Contemporary Poetry and Its Audience, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 1983
• * The Poetic Knife: Poetry by Recent Southern Women Poets, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 1978

WILLIAMS, MARY CARVER (chron.)
• * Lullaby, (pm) The Vagrant Spr 1927

WILLIAMS, MARY T. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * Blow, Gentle Winds, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine Feb 1863

WILLIAMS, MATT (chron.)
• * Graham Masterton: Death, Sex & the Demon, (ar) Kimota #2 1995
• * The Stories That Graham Built, (bi) Cemetery Dance #65 2011
• * Stormy Weather: Graham Joyce Intreviewed, (iv) The Third Alternative #16 1998
_____, reviews:
• * Notices (with Andy Blakeman, Chris Felton, Chris Hunter, Ian Knights & Paul Mason, (gr) Imagine Jun 1985
• * Notices (with Andy Blakeman, Mike Brunton, R. Mark Davies, Chris Felton, Paul Mason, Roger Musson, Alan Mynard, Rob Nott, Wendy Rose & Pete Tamlyn, (gr) Imagine Sep 1985

WILLIAMS, MATTHEW (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Intruder, (ss) Lovecraft’s Disciples #21 2015

WILLIAMS, MAURICE (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Hunt the Treasure! (with Norman Williams), (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Feb 1966

WILLIAMS, MAURY (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Star Whores, (ss) Gem May 1978

WILLIAMS, MAX; pseudonym of William Knoles, (1926-1972); other pseudonym Clyde Allison (chron.)
• * The Education of Jefferson Burbage, (ss) Escapade Oct 1961
• * The Seeder, (vi) If Mar 1961
  • If (UK) Mar 1961
• * To Tahiti: The Second Step, (ar) Adam Bedside Reader #24 1966
• * Treasure Ho, (ss) Escapade Aug 1960

WILLIAMS, McCORMICK (chron.)
• * The Irresistible Call, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine Jan 1904
• * The Yates Investments, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine Mar 1904

WILLIAMS, McCULLOCH (chron.)
• * How Ned Waters Got Even, (ss) Wide Awake Apr 1893
• * Tommy’s Adventure, (ss) Wide Awake Dec 1892

WILLIAMS, MEGAN (chron.)
• * Thanks for Sharing, (ss) Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature Spr/Sum 2007

WILLIAMS, MERLE (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Flirting with Death, (vi) Saucy Stories Mar 1917
• * The Wife Speaks, (vi) Saucy Stories Jun 1917

WILLIAMS, MERRYN (chron.)
• * The Gardener’s Wife, (pm) Dream Catcher Sum 2001

WILLIAMS, (Charles) MICHAEL (1877-1950); (about) (chron.)
• * The Alembic, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Apr 1909
• * Angels in Queer Street, (vi) The Monthly Story Magazine Jul 1905
• * Arizona Al, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1913
• * At Any Price, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine Jun 1 1918
• * The Avenger, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1908
• * Behind the Veil, (ar) The Ocean Dec 1907
• * Bob Leatherwood, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1913
• * Bradley Sinclair’s Story, (sl) The All-Story Magazine May, Jun, Jul 1907
• * The Bullet Lode, (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 1 1911
  • Western Story Magazine Feb 18 1922
  • Far West Stories Jun 1930
• * The Case of Minna Lang, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Oct 1903
• * The Catholic Church and the Modern Mind, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly Mar 1928
• * Charles B. Genung, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1913
• * Coca Dope, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1925
• * Dad and the Grail, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1913
  • The New Magazine (UK) Sep 1913
• * Dealers in Human Honesty, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine Jun 1907
• * The Deliverance, (ss) McClure’s Apr 1908
• * The Drum, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Mar 1903
• * El Tintero, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Jul 4 1914
• * The End of the Feud, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Apr 1903
• * False Face, (ss) Commonweal Dec 3 1924
• * A Fight in One Round, (ss) McClure’s May 1907
• * The Filibusters of San Francisco, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1915
• * A Front Page Picture, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1912
• * George Scarborough and Black Jack Ketchum Gang, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1913
• * Her Story of Love, (ss) The Red Book Oct 1903
• * His Memory, (ss) Harper’s Weekly May 6 1911
• * His Sense of Duty, (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1907
• * His Trial Trip, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine May 1904
• * Holman’s Thought, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Nov 1909
• * How to Live a Hundred Years, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1905
• * A Human Interest Story, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine Nov 1902
• * The Innocent Sleep, (ss) The Cavalier Nov 9 1912
• * Jeff Milton, (ar) The Golden West Jun 1928
• * Jerry Gallegher, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Apr 1912
• * Knot Guilty, (sl) The All-Story Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar 1907
• * Lighting-Up Time!, (ar) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine Sum 1946
• * The Lost Mariana, (sl) The Popular Magazine Aug 7, Aug 20, Sep 7, Sep 20 1918
• * Luclin’s Flight, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1910
• * The Man of Success, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Oct 1903
• * Med McGowan: Scapegoat, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1915
• * Mercy of the Moon, (ss) The Catholic World Aug 1916
• * The Middle Shoal, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jun 1912
  • The Story-teller Aug 1912
• * The Mind Machine, (nv) All-Story Weekly Mar 29 1919
  • 10 Story Book Sep 1927, Mar 1938
• * Mossman of the Arizona Rangers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1912
• * The Narrow Bridge, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1911; also as “On a Narrow Bridge”.
• * Old Miss Howlett’s House, (ss) The Red Book May 1904
• * On a Narrow Bridge, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1911, as “The Narrow Bridge”.
  • Western Story Magazine Mar 11 1922
• * On the Wings of the Morning, (ss) The Scrap Book Oct 1908
• * One in a Million, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Sep 1913
  • The Story-teller Sep 1923
• * The Path of the Bullet, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine Nov 1904
• * Pioneers, O Pioneers!, (ar) The Frontier Dec 1924
• * A Police-Court Romeo, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Apr 1905
• * The Prolongers of Life, (bg) Munsey’s Magazine Oct 1908
• * Rainbow Gold, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1909
• * Real Men of Arizona, (cl)
  • The Golden West Magazine May 1928
• * Real Men of Arizona, (cl) The Golden West Magazine Feb 1927, Apr, Jun, Jul 1928
• * Real Men of Arizona:
  * ___ I: Tom Turner, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1912
  • The Golden West May 1928
  * ___ II: Jeff Milton, (ar) The Golden West Jun 1928
  * ___ III, (ar) The Golden West Jul 1928
  * ___ (No. 4), (ar) The Golden West Oct 1928
• * Real Men Stories of Arizona, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1912
• * Real Men Stories of Arizona:
  * ___ Bob Leatherwood, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1913
  * ___ Charles B. Genung, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1913
  * ___ George Scarborough and Black Jack Ketchum Gang, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1913
  * ___ Mossman of the Arizona Rangers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1912
  * ___ Tom Turner, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1912
• * Remember the Alamo!, (ar) The Frontier Oct 1924
• * The Right to Reject, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Jan 1903
• * A Romance of San Francisco, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb, Sep 1915
• * A Romance of San Francisco:
  * ___ The Vigilantes, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1915
• * The Satin Slippers, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jan 1910
• * The Sheriff’s Brother, (ss) The Cavalier Apr 6 1912
• * The Stolen Song, (ss) McClure’s Nov 1909
• * Stories of Old San Francisco: Little Pete, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1915
• * The Story of Saint Billy, (ss) The Red Book Jun 1903
• * The Striking of the Colors, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Sep 1904
• * Svenson (with Kenneth MacNichol), (ss) The Red Book Magazine Oct 1909
  • The Story-teller Jan 1914
• * Tenderfeet on Tiburon, (ar) The Outing Magazine Oct 1911
• * Tom Turner, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1912
  • The Golden West May 1928
• * Unsolved Mysteries of the Sea:
  * ___ No. 10—Behind the Veil, (ar) The Ocean Dec 1907
• * The Upward Look, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Nov 1912
• * The Vigilantes, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1915
• * The Voice, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1909
• * The War on Steel, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine Jan 1906
• * When Their Majesties Abdicated, (ss) The Red Book Nov 1904
• * The Yellow Glare, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Dec 1906

WILLIAMS, MICHAEL (Leon) (1952- ) (chron.)
• * The Ogre’s Lament, (pm) Star*Line Mar/Apr 1999
_____, [ref.]
• * “Arcady” reviewed by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone Oct 1996

WILLIAMS, MICHAEL (1935-2001)
_____, [ref.]
• * “Remembering Michael” by Clive Merrison, (ar) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #41 2001