The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

[A Foreign Contributor] (chron.)
• * Germany’s Industrial Reserves, (ar) National Magazine Sep 1914

[A Foreign Correspondent] (chron.)
• * Kidnapped!, (nv) Scotland Yard Aug 1931
• * Your Mirrors of Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 9 1922

[A Former Amateur Champion] (chron.)
• * Seconds Out!, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 31 1937

[A Former Big Leaguer] (chron.)
• * The Bean, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 22 1921

[A Former Canadian Trade Unionist] (chron.)
• * The Canadian Industrial Disuputes Act, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1917

[A Former Inspector] (chron.)
• * Odd Adventures in Queer Callings:
  * ___ Strange Cases of a Detective, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1900
• * Strange Cases of a Detective, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1900

[A Former Morgue Attendant] (chron.)
• * Dead New Yorkers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1917

[A Former Officer of the Patrol] (chron.)
• * The Rum Chaser, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 14 1924

[A Former State Commissioner] (chron.)
• * Highways and Highwaymen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1922

[A Former U.S. Narcotic Agent] (chron.)
• * The Brown Jar, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1941

[A Fortune-Teller] (chron.)
• * Disclosures by a Society Fortune-Teller (1), (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Jan 25 1913
• * Disclosures by a Society Fortune-Teller (2), (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Feb 1 1913
• * Disclosures by a Society Fortune-Teller (3), (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Feb 8 1913
• * Disclosures by a Society Fortune-Teller (5), (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal Feb 22 1913

[A French Mother] (chron.)
• * Seed of Hate, (te) "I Confess" Jan 12 1923

[A French Naval Writer] (chron.)
• * How the German Navy Will Come Out, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jan 1916

[A French Traveller] (chron.)
• * A Sicilian Tale, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Jun 15 1850

[A Friend of the Family] (chron.)
• * Mr. Brown Is Feeling Low, Thinks He Is Growing Old, and Is Persuaded to Visit the Maiden Aunts, (ss) Everybody’s Story Magazine Nov 1910
• * Mr. Brown of Peckham:
  * ___ VI: Mr. Brown Is Feeling Low, Thinks He Is Growing Old, and Is Persuaded to Visit the Maiden Aunts, (ss) Everybody’s Story Magazine Nov 1910
  * ___ VII: The Mystery of the Derelict Balloon, (ss) Everybody’s Story Magazine Dec 1910
• * The Mystery of the Derelict Balloon, (ss) Everybody’s Story Magazine Dec 1910

[A G.I.] (chron.)
• * Where Queen Eleanor Rested, (ar) Affinity Jan 1947

[A Gamekeeper] (chron.)
• * A Walk Over the Moor, (ar) The Captain Jul 1908

[A Gangster’s Wife] (chron.)
• * Whirlpool, (sl) Mystery Jun, Jul 1934

[A Garage Proprietor] (chron.)
• * I Give Cars Drinks, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 14 1934

[A Gardener] (chron.)
• * Rosamania. A Dialogue for Gardeners, (pl) The Windsor Magazine Sep 1906

[A Gentleman-at-Arms] (chron.)
• * Who’s Who at the Coronation, (ar) Nash’s Magazine Jun 1911

[A German] (chron.)
• * The German Army: All About the Model Army of Europe, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine May 1900

[A Girl Graduate] (chron.)
• * Women Treated like Children, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 14 1935

[A Girl Stowaway] (chron.)
• * Big and Brave as a Herring, (te) "I Confess" Jan 12 1923

[A Girl Who Ran Away to the Movies] (chron.)
• * My Roads to the Stars, (sl) "I Confess" Dec 15, Dec 29 1922, Jan 12 1923

[A Girl] (chron.)
• * How I Drove an Omnibus, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine Nov 1897

[A Golf Pro] (chron.)
• * It’s a Job; Not a Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 25 1931
• * Out-of-Doors:
  * ___ It’s a Job; Not a Business, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 25 1931

[A Government Spy] (chron.)
• * The Story of a Russian Conspiracy, (??) Everyday Life Mar 1905

[A Graduate of the Naval Academy] (chron.)
• * Athletics at Annapolis, (ar) The Argosy Dec 1895

[A Graduate of West Point] (chron.)
• * Strategy in Modern Warfare, (ia) Ainslee’s Magazine Jun 1898

[A Graduate Teacher] (chron.)
• * Secondary Teachers, (ar) Irish Bookman Aug 1946

[A Graduate] (chron.)
• * College Girls’ Larks and Pranks, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Aug 1900
• * College Girls’ Larks and Pranks - II, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal Apr 1900
• * Oxford in the Scales, (ar) Britannia Jan, Apr 1869

[A Grain Trader] (chron.)
• * Wheat and the Great American Desert, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 23 1933

[A Great-Great-Great-Grandson of Dr. Franklin] (chron.)
• * Christmas Day with Ben Franklin, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1904

[A Grumbler] (chron.)
• * [letter from Ontario, Canada: Complaint], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries Jun 1953

[A Gunner] (chron.)
• * The British Legion Exhibition, (ar) Civvy Street Feb 1947
• * Tricks of the Trade, (ar) All Western Magazine Dec 1936

[A Gypsy] (chron.)
• * The Modern Gypsy, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1900

[A Hacker] (chron.)
• * After Midnight, (ar) Liberty Mar 26 1927

[A Harley Street Specialist] (chron.)
• * Don’t Worry—Sleep, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1937
• * Journey Towards the Sun, (ar) Lilliput Aug 1937
• * New Ideas About Bathing, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Sep 1924

[A Harness Maker] (chron.)
• * Out o’ Work:
  * ___ No. 1: Told by a Harness Maker, (ss) Yes or No Dec 12 1908
• * Told by a Harness Maker, (ss) Yes or No Dec 12 1908

[A Harrow Boy] (chron.)
• * A Chat about Harrow School, (ar) Chums Sep 14 1892

[A Hawaiian Government School Teacher] (chron.)
• * Shall We Annex Leprosy?, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1898

[A Headquarters Old-Timer] (chron.)
• * The Case of the Grisly Flotsom and the Woman Scorned, (ar) Liberty Aug 14 1937
• * Horror Outside the Wall: A Chinese Mystery, (ar) Liberty Sep 18 1937
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases—The Strange Case of the Noble Bigamist, (ar) Liberty Dec 31 1938
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases—The Strange Case of the Providence Doctor and His Secretary, (ar) Liberty Dec 24 1938
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases: Beauty and Jubilee Jim—The Strange Case of the Murder in Grand Central Hotel, (ar) Liberty Mar 19 1938
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases: Cryptic Confession! The Case of the Murdered Model, (ar) Liberty Oct 16 1937
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases: Murder on the Wanderwell Yacht, (ar) Liberty Jul 24 1937
• * The Old-Timer Looks at Some Famous Cases: The Strange Case of the Murdered Ad-Man and the Irish Beauty, (ar) Liberty Jul 31 1937
• * Secrets of New York’s Homicide Squad, (ar) Liberty Apr 4, May 23, May 30, Jun 6, Jun 13, Jun 20 1936
  • Liberty (Canada) Apr 4 1936
• * Secrets of New York’s Homicide Squad—Park Avenue Crime...Murder in Cemetery Lane, (ar) Liberty Dec 5 1936
• * Secrets of New York’s Homicide Squad—The Strangler of the Bronx, (ar) Liberty Sep 19 1936
• * The Strange Case of the Brunette and the Debonair Poisoner, (ar) Liberty Aug 28 1937
• * The Strange Death of Thelma Todd, (ar) Liberty Oct 3 1936

[A Hollywood Wife] (chron.)
• * So We Thought We’d Save Half Our Salary, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 11 1936

[A Homely Woman] (chron.)
• * “What Does Easter Mean to Uou”, (ms) Sunday Circle Apr 11 1936

[A Horse Lover] (chron.)
• * A Trade That Shames Us, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 13 1934

[A Hospital Nurse] (chron.)
• * The School of Suffering, (ar) Yes or No Jul 11, Jul 18, Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Sep 5, Sep 26, Oct 24 1908

[A Hospital Porter] (chron.)
• * Dictatorship of Women, (ar) Seven Magazine of People’s Writing Jul/Aug/Sep 1943

[A Hotel Man] (chron.)
• * Ye Genial Host, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 1 1922

[A House Treasurer] (chron.)
• * Parasites of the Theater, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 16 1922

[A Housewife] (chron.)
• * [letter from Buffalo, NY], (lt) If Apr 1958

[A Human Derelict] (chron.)
• * A Curious Road to Fortune, (ss) Yes or No Feb 4 1911
• * In a Murderer’s Bed!, (ss) Yes or No Dec 31 1910
• * In Queer Company, (ss) Yes or No Dec 24 1910
• * In the Hands of the Police, (ss) Yes or No Jan 14 1911
• * The Pangs of Hunger, (ss) Yes or No Jan 21 1911
• * Stony Broke:
  * ___ No. 1: Thrown on the Streets, (ss) Yes or No Dec 17 1910
  * ___ No. II: In Queer Company, (ss) Yes or No Dec 24 1910
  * ___ No. III: In a Murderer’s Bed!, (ss) Yes or No Dec 31 1910
  * ___ No. IV: Tragedy That Lurks in the Park, (ss) Yes or No Jan 7 1911
  * ___ No. V: In the Hands of the Police, (ss) Yes or No Jan 14 1911
  * ___ No. VI: The Pangs of Hunger, (ss) Yes or No Jan 21 1911
  * ___ No. VII: White Slaves in London, (ss) Yes or No Jan 28 1911
  * ___ No. VIII: A Curious Road to Fortune, (ss) Yes or No Feb 4 1911
• * Thrown on the Streets, (ss) Yes or No Dec 17 1910
• * Tragedy That Lurks in the Park, (ss) Yes or No Jan 7 1911
• * White Slaves in London, (ss) Yes or No Jan 28 1911

[A Humble Reader] (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Interzone May 1992

[A Humble Reptile Poet] (chron.)
• * Lines to Miss Winifred Shaw, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine May 1901

[A Japanese Boy] (chron.)
• * Japanese Games, (ar) St. Nicholas Jan 1874

[A Junior Counsel] (chron.)
• * Among the Wheels of the Divorce Machine, (ar) The Passing Show May 21 1932

[A Kimberley Truck Buster] (chron.)
• * “I.D.B.”, (ar) The Detective Magazine Nov 9 1923

[A King’s Messenger] (chron.)
• * The Silver Greyhound, (ss) Yes or No Sep 22 1906

[A Laborer] (chron.)
• * Life Among the Laborers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1924

[A Lady Civil Servant] (chron.)
• * How I Obtained My Appointment, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Mar 1893

[A Lady Correspondent] (chron.)
• * Business Girls in America, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1882
• * Madeline, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art Oct 16 1852

[A Lady Cyclist] (chron.)
• * Women on Wheels, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Sep 1885