The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

WINCHCOMBE-TAYLOR, J. (chron.) (continued)
• * Desert Mission, (ss) The Lone Eagle Oct 1934
• * Eagle’s Mask, (ss) Battle Birds Aug 1933
• * The Face from Quennemont, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jan 6 1934
• * Falcons Aflame, (ss) The Lone Eagle Aug 1936
• * Frisco Swims Into the Navy, (ss) The Open Road for Boys Jul 1928
• * “Gasl”, (ss) The Open Road for Boys Nov 1927
• * Green Camels, (ss) War Stories Dec 6 1928
• * Guerilla Revenge, (nv) Thrilling Adventures Dec 1939
• * Guerillas for China, (nv) Thrilling Adventures Sep 1939
• * Hard as Nails, (ss) War Stories Apr 1931
• * Hell on Wheels, (na) War Novels Jul 1930
• * Hell’s Substitute, (nv) Sky Fighters May 1940
• * The Highlanders—Have Hairy Legs, (ss) War Stories Dec 1930
• * “Into Action”, (ss) Boys’ Life Jul 1928
• * Irish Arabs, (ss) War Stories May 24 1928
• * The Joyrider, (ss) Aces Jul 1931
• * The Juju Bird, (na) Eagles of the Air Aug 1930
• * Just Begun to Fight!, (ss) War Stories Aug 1930
• * Laugh, Clown!, (ss) The Lone Eagle Jul 1934
• * “Lay Off, Macduff!”, (ss) War Stories Dec 22 1927
• * Limey, and Yank, and Swede, (na) War Novels Mar 1929
• * Lost, Strayed and Stolen, (ss) Sky Fighters Jun 1936
• * Luck of the “Dunmar”, (ss) High-Seas Adventures Dec 1934
• * The Man, Lamartine, (ss) Top-Notch Mar 1936
• * Mr. Sullivan of Texas, (ss) War Stories Aug 19 1927
• * Mongolian Menace, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Sep 1938
• * The Newsboy General, (ar) War Stories Feb 1932
• * Outlaw’s Orphan, (ss) Western Romances Mar 1936
• * Phantom Hands, (ss) Sky Fighters Mar 1934
• * The Pigeon V.C., (ss) Boys’ Life Dec 1927
• * Red Sea Racket, (ss) Pirate Stories Mar 1935
• * Reilly Blunders Through, (nv) War Novels Aug 1929
• * Reilly’s Relatives, (nv) War Novels Jan 1930
• * Reilly’s Rest Cure, (nv) War Novels Nov 1929
• * Rolling Terror, (ss) War Stories Oct 27 1927
• * Sabers of Vengeance, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Feb 1934
• * A Scapper from “Down Under”, (ar) War Stories Jan 1932
• * The Scourge, (ss) Alibi May 1934
• * Shanghai Horror, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Apr 1938
• * Skyways to Hell, (ss) Sky Fighters Jan 1940
• * Son of the Manchus, (nv) Top-Notch Sep 1936
• * The Squad, (na) War Novels Oct 1928
• * Stumpy, (ss) All-Fiction Jan 1931
• * Terror from the Gobi, (nv) Top-Notch May 1936
• * That Damn Mutt!, (ss) War Stories Feb 1931
• * Three Tankateers, (ss) The Open Road for Boys Jan 1928
• * To the Front in a Tank, (ss) Fawcett’s Battle Stories Nov 1931
• * Turkish Trouble, (ss) War Stories Jun 21 1928
• * Two Fighting Scuts, (nv) Navy Stories May 1929
• * Under the Mines, (ss) Boys’ Life Sep 1929
• * Unofficially Present, (ss) Conflict Sum 1933
• * Unsung Heroes:
  * ___ The Newsboy General, (cl) War Stories Feb 1932
  * ___ A Scapper from “Down Under”, (cl) War Stories Jan 1932
• * Until Relieved, (nv) War Novels Apr 1930
• * West of the Law, (ss) Quick Trigger Western Novels Magazine Jan 1938
• * When Texas Came to Turkey, (ss) War Novels Jun 1928
• * When the Tanks Roll On, (ss) War Stories Nov 24 1927
• * When Yank Meets Tank!, (ss) The Open Road for Boys Nov 1928
• * The World of Fouche, (ss) The Open Road for Boys Feb 1935
• * The Zero Hour, (ss) Action Stories Aug 1930
_____, as told to
• * It’s a Nice Clean Business (as told by Oliver William Redd) (as told to Rosemary Winchcombe-Taylor), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 12 1938
_____, [ref.]
• * “They Write As They Live: Captain J. Winchcombe-Taylor”, uncredited, (bg) Thrilling Adventures Dec 1939

WINCHCOMBE-TAYLOR, ROSEMARY; married name of Rosemary Drachman, (1899-1981) (chron.)
_____, as told to
• * It’s a Nice Clean Business (as told by Oliver William Redd) (as told to J. Winchcombe-Taylor), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 12 1938

WINCHELL, ALEXANDER (chron.)
• * A Grasp of Geologic Time, (ar) The Western Monthly Jun 1869
• * The Old Age of Continents, (ar) The Western Monthly Apr 1869

WINCHELL, ANNA CORALIE (chron.)
• * The American Flag, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1924

WINCHELL, BARRY (chron.)
• * Scarlet City, (n.) Intimate Novels 1953
  • Daring #1 1954

WINCHELL, DONNA HAISTY (chron.)
• * The Wound and the Fiddle Bow, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 1993

WINCHELL, GERTRUDE SETTLE (chron.)
_____, reviews:
• * Murder, She Wrote, (br) The South Carolina Review Spr 1992

WINCHELL, HORACE VAUGHN (chron.)
• * Meteoric Career, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Jun 1923

WINCHELL, JOHN R. (chron.)
• * The Firing Line of a National Campaign, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Nov 1908
• * Japan and the United States, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Feb 1908
• * Our Navy’s Great Task, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1908

WINCHELL, MARK ROYDEN (chron.)
• * Cleanth Brooks as Fugitive Poet, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 1994
• * Cleanth Brooks on I’ll Take My Stand, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 1993
• * Fishing the Swamp: “Big Two-Hearted River” and the Unity of In Our Time, (ar) The South Carolina Review Spr 1986
• * Public Culture and the Public University, (ar) The South Carolina Review Fll 2001
• * Requiem for a Critic, (ob) The South Carolina Review Fll 1994
• * Something Old, Something New, (ed) The South Carolina Review Fll 1989
_____, reviews:
• * High Church Unitarian, (br) The South Carolina Review Fll 1990
• * Remembering Who We Are: Observations of a Southern Conservative by M.E. Bradford, (br) The South Carolina Review Fll 1987
• * Shakespeare in the South: Essays on Performance edited by Philip C. Kolin, (br) The South Carolina Review Fll 1985

WINCHELL, (Nathaniel) PRENTICE (Jr.) (1895-1976); see pseudonyms Giles Norcroft, Stewart Sterling & Stewart Stirling; (about) (chron.)
• * Candidate for Death [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (na) The Phantom Detective Fll 1952, as by Robert Wallace.
• * Getting the Business Paper’s Checks, (ar) Writer’s Digest Mar 1931
• * Odds on Death [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (na) The Phantom Detective Spr 1953, as by Robert Wallace.
• * The Staring Killer [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (na) The Phantom Detective Win 1953, as by Robert Wallace.
• * When Satan Came to Town [Richard Wentworth (The Spider)], (n.) The Spider Dec 1943, as by Grant Stockbridge.

WINCHELL, WALTER (1897-1972) (chron.)
• * Along the Grandest Canyon, (ar) College Humor May 1930
• * Americans We Can Do Without, (ar) Liberty Aug 1 1942
• * Bluepring for Disaster, (??) Collier’s Jun 18 1949
• * The Boswell of Broadway, (cl) The Dance Magazine Dec 1930, Jun 1931
• * Broadway Novelettes, (ms) College Humor Nov 1929, Mar 1930
• * Broadway Quiz, (qz) Liberty Aug 3 1940
• * Hit Him Again—He’s Collegiate!, (ms) College Humor Sep 1928
• * More Americans We Can Do Without, (ar) Liberty Aug 8, Aug 22 1942
• * More Americans We Can Do Without: Even in Congress, (ar) Liberty Aug 15 1942
• * On the Long Line of Short Careers, (hu) College Humor Jun 1930
• * Portrait of a New Yorker, (ar) Liberty Jan 12 1935
• * Quintuplets? Shucks!, (ar) Liberty Apr 27 1935
• * Walter Winchell in Moscow, (ss) Collier’s Oct 27 1951
_____, [ref.]
• * “For the Wife and Kiddies” by John B. Kennedy, (ar) Collier’s Oct 5 1929

WINCHELL, WARD P., U.S.N. (chron.)
• * Heel Marks of a Hero, (ss) The Black Cat Jan 1918
• * Little Miss Spuds, (ss) The Black Cat Jul 1898
• * Wanted—A Snake Charmer, (ss) The Black Cat May 1904

WINCHESTER, BOYD (chron.)
• * Physical Beauty: What Is It?, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1900

WINCHESTER, CLARENCE (Arthur Charles) (1895-1981); (about) (chron.)
• * The Aerial Guest, (pm) The Story-teller Sep 1927
• * The Affairs of the Diamond Smugglers [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Dec 19 1926
• * Air Stunting, (ar) Chums Aug 22 1926
• * Amberley Revisited, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Aug 1937
• * Anniversary, (ss) The Story-teller Mar 1932
  • The Argosy (UK) Oct 1936
• * An Appointment with Himself, (ss)
  • The Argosy (UK) Mar 1936
• * The Bell of Ste. Marie, (ss) The Daily Mail Oct 22 1929
  • The Argosy (UK) May 1933
• * By the Editor, (ed) The Story-teller Dec 1932
• * The City’s Enticement, (pm) The Story-teller Dec 1930
  • The Argosy (UK) Oct 1935
• * The Dance and the Echoes, (pm) The Story-teller Nov 1928
• * The Editor Chats, (ed) Chums Oct 16 1920, Feb 5 1921, uncredited.
• * The Editor Chats on Handicrafts, (ar) Chums Jan 22 1921, uncredited.
• * The Editor Gives Advice, (ms) Chums Nov 6 1920, uncredited.
• * England and Remembrance, (pm) The Story-teller Nov 1929
• * Farewell, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Feb 1939
• * The Flying Game, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Apr 1938
• * For Them, Speed—For You, Safety, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Sep 1931
• * The Fox, (vi) The Corner Magazine Nov 1925
• * The Green ’Plane [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 23 1927
• * Hope for Youth, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Apr 1937
• * The House with the Red Door [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Feb 20 1927
• * How Airmen Find Their Way by Night, (ar) Chums Jan 17 1926
• * How to Build a Model Aeroplane, (ar) Boys’ Magazine Mar 6 1922
• * In Petaled Gown, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Sep 1926
• * The Joy of Flight, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine Oct 1925
• * London Notes, (cl) Rob Wagner’s Script Nov 26 1938
• * London River at Midnight, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine Aug 1925
• * Lucky California, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script Nov 26 1938
• * Magic, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1943
• * Map-making from the Air, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper Sep 1925
• * The Masked Lady, (vi) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Mar 27 1920
• * Meet H. de Vere Stacpoole, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) Dec 1930
• * Memo for Motorists, (cl) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Nov 1920, Jan 1921
• * Mems. for Motorists, (cl) Pan: A Journal for Saints and Cynics Aug, Sep, Oct 1920
• * The Mystery Monoplane [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 9 1927
• * The Mystery of Deep Cove, (ss) Chums Dec 17 1921
• * The Mystery of Kwee Wong [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Dec 26 1926
• * November Eleven, (pm) The Story-teller Dec 1925
• * On the Grand Scale, (vi) Storyteller Nov 1936
• * Pastoral, (pm) The Story-teller Oct 1933
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1951
• * Pioneer Airship, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine Feb 1929
• * The Play of the Month: A Night Like This, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) Jul 1930
• * The Play of the Month: Mercenary Mary, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) Dec 1925
• * The Play of the Month: Michael and Mary, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) Jun 1930
• * The Play of the Month: The Apple Cart, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) Apr 1930
• * Promise, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Oct 1938
• * Question, (pm) The Story-teller Dec 1932
• * A Real Correspondent Available, (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script Oct 14 1939
• * Remembrance, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Jan 1938
• * The Riddle of the Lost Airship, (ss) Chums May 31 1925
• * Riders of the Sky:
  * ___ No. 1—The Affairs of the Diamond Smugglers [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Dec 19 1926
  * ___ No. 2—The Mystery of Kwee Wong [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Dec 26 1926
  * ___ No. 3—The Seven of Diamonds [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 2 1927
  * ___ No. 4—The Mystery Monoplane [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 9 1927
  * ___ No. 5—The Green ’Plane [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 23 1927
  * ___ No. 6—The House with the Red Door [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Feb 20 1927
• * Riding the Winds, (ar) The Strand Magazine Aug 1939
• * The Romance of the Road Patrol, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Jun 1926
• * The Secret Glider, (ss) Chums Apr 14 1923
• * The Seven of Diamonds [Speedy Spencer], (ss) Chums Jan 2 1927
• * The Shaping Moment, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Nov 1939
• * Sonnet, (pm)
  • The Argosy (UK) Jan 1928
  • The Story-teller Dec 1934