The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 108

[]Ashton, Edward (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * A Bear, or a Spider, or an Elephant, (ss) Metaphorosis August 2019
• Metaphorosis 2019: The Complete Stories ed. B. Morris Allen, Metaphorosis Publishing, March 2020
• Best Vegan Science Fiction & Fantasy 2019 ed. B. Morris Allen, Plant Based Press, May 2020
• * The Bird, (ss) Fireside Magazine #31, March 2016
• * The Butterfly Effect, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Magazine #73, December 2018
• * Dahlia, (vi) Daily Science Fiction April 30 2019
• * Dust, (vi) Daily Science Fiction September 25 2014
• * Listen, (vi) Daily Science Fiction October 6 2015
• * Midnight in Absheron, (ss) Perihelion September 12 2014
• * Monsters, (vi) Flash Fiction Online #49, October 2017
• * Stickmen, (ss) Kaleidotrope Spring 2023
• * Tessa, (ss) The Future Fire #32, 2015
• * Unifiers, (ss) Metaphorosis January 2021
• Metaphorosis 2021: The Complete Stories ed. B. Morris Allen, Metaphorosis Publishing, March 2022
• * Vernal Fall, (vi) Flash Fiction Online #40, January 2017
• * Wolves, (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact November/December 2019
• * Wormwood, (ss) Fusion Fragment #4, January 2021
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• * Mal Goes to War by A. J. Deane, (br) Shoreline of Infinity #38, Summer 2024

[]Ashton, Edward G(erald) (1915-1963) (chron.)
• * Cameron’s Cave [Uncle Hamish], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #85, December 1950
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #45, March 1951
• * The Case Against James Turner, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #6, 1950
• * International Investigators, Inc. [Lord Peter Wimsey; Father Brown; Miss Marple; Dr. Gideon Fell; Ellery Queen; Uncle Abner; Arsène Lupin; Sherlock Holmes], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine #99, February 1952
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #58, April 1952
• * The Water Beast, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #20, 1954

[]Ashton, Ellen (fl. 1840s-1860s) (chron.)
• * Aunt Kitty’s Visit to the Crystal Palace, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine January 1854
• * Beauty Asleep, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine January 1846
• * The Belle of the Fancy Ball, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine December 1848
• * “Can’t Afford It”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1858
• * “Can’t Afford to Subscribe”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1851
• * Choosing a Husband, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine November 1850
• * Coming Out, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine May 1845
• * The Diamond Ear-Rings, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine May 1857
• * “Don’t Bother Me”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine January 1856
• * The Estrangement, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine June 1846
• * The Factory Girl, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine March 1845
• * Fanny’s Cosmetic, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1854
• * Fanny’s Flirtation, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine June 1847
• * The Fashionable Party, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine May 1851
• * The Genteel Church, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine January 1847
• * The Hole in the Stocking, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine July 1856
• * The Honiton Collar, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine January 1853
• * The Insolvent Merchant, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine August 1854
• * “It’s but a Little More”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1850
• * The Jilt, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine September 1845
• * Kate Conway’s Last Flirtation, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine September 1854
• * “Keeping up Appearances”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1853
• * The Last Meeting; or, Marrying for Money, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine February 1845
• * The Legacy, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine October 1847
• * Living Too Fast, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine October 1851
• * The Long Engagement, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine October 1844
• * Marrying an Heiress, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1861
• * Mrs. Bostwick’s Economy, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1854
• * Mrs. Major Jones, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine November 1849
• * Mrs. Smith’s Charity, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine April 1855
• * My First and Last Diamonds, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine August 1861
• * “Never Contented Long”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine July 1853
• * The New Carpet, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine December 1846
• * “Not in Our Set”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1860
• * Only a Rustic Beauty, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine August 1853
• * “Only My Music Teacher”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1856
• * The Organ Player, (es) Peterson’s Magazine May 1853
• * Out of Heart, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine June 1845
• * The Pain in the Chest, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine October 1852
• * “Patient Waiting no Loss”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine October 1855
• * “Save in Somethng Else”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1855
• * The Scolding Wife, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine November 1855
• * “Silver Is Always the Cheapest”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine May 1863
• * The Slip-Shod Wife, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine November 1852
• * “A Stitch in Time”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1856
• * Too Many Beaux, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine August 1846
• * Trials of Housekeeping, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine March 1847
• * The Two Offers, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine July 1851
• * The Velvet Cloak, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine April 1851
• * The Village Beauty, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine June 1852
• * “Well, I Won’t”, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine October 1853
• * Who Is She?, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine July 1850
• * The Widow Smith, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine July 1846
• * The WIfe’s Influence, (vi) Peterson’s Magazine December 1855
• * Woman’s Influence, (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine December 1845
• * Won and Lost, (vi) The Ladies’ National Magazine July 1845

[]Ashton, Emma D. (fl. 1930s)
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• * The Apparition by Arnold Zweig, (ss) Playthings of Time by Arnold Zweig, Viking, 1935
• Strange to Tell ed. Marjorie Fischer & Rolfe Humphries, Julian Messner, 1946

[]Ashton, Ethel (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Concering Prometheus, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1903

[]Ashton, Eudora (chron.)
• * The Portrait, (ss) Young’s Magazine April 1913

[]Ashton, Eugene (chron.)
• * Star Tears, (??) The Century Magazine September 1888

[]Ashton, Evan (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Army (with B. Fletcher Robinson), (ar) The Windsor Magazine #137, May 1906
• * Chronicles in Cartoon: A Record of Our Own Times:
  * ___ VI—The Army (with B. Fletcher Robinson), (ar) The Windsor Magazine #137, May 1906

[]Ashton, Evelyn (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Scraps, (pm) The Golden Argosy August 8 1885

[]Ashton, F. W., A.I.C. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Life History of an X-Ray Tube, (ar) The Strand Magazine June 1907
• The Strand Magazine (US) July 1907

[]Ashton, Francis L(eslie) (1904-1994) (about) (chron.)
• * Eternity Orbit, (ss) Super Science Stories January 1951
• Super Science Stories (Canada) January 1951
• * Jet Landing, (vi) New Worlds #6, Spring 1950
• * The Long Way, (ss) Super Science Stories May 1950
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• * Wrong Side of the Moon (with Stephen Ashton), (br) Authentic Science Fiction #22, June 15 1952, uncredited.

[]Ashton, [Sir] Frederick (William Mallandaine) (1904-1988) (about)
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• * The Boom in Ballet, (bg) The Strand Magazine December 1947, uncredited.

[]Ashton, G. R. (fl. 1870s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1875

[]Ashton, G. R. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Your Dog Chum, (ar) Chums April 22 1922

[]Ashton, George (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1896
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• * Taking Colour Photographs, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #66, February 15 1956, uncredited.

[]Ashton, Gilbert (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Dalmatian Crown Jewels, (na) The Argosy April 1900

[]Ashton, H. M. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Chicago’s Struggle, (ar) Collier’s April 1 1905

[]Ashton, (William) Harold (1875-1919) (chron.)
• * The Cannibal Circus, (ss) The Red Magazine June 15 1916
• * The Hill of Death, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine December 1914
• * The Hole in the Wall, (ss) The Popular Magazine October 7 1916
• * Mademoiselle Renée, Milliner, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine December 1914
• * Night in the Trenches, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine February 1915
• * “Over There…”, (gp) Pearson’s Magazine February 1915
• * Tommy and Piou-Piou, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine February 1915
• * Under Fire, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine February 1915

[]Ashton, Harry (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * The Art of Hearing, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine April 1863

[]Ashton, Helen (Rosaline) (1891-1958) (about) (chron.)
• * Dummies, (ss) Nash’s Magazine November 1928
• * The Legacy, (ss) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1929
• * Pride of Lions, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine March 1937
• * The Red Leather Coat, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine December 1933
• The Evening Standard June 16 1937
• * The Rocking Stone, (vi) Land & Water June 21 1917
• * The Two Livings, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine January 1934
• * Young Lioness, (ss) Redbook Magazine September 1937

[]Ashton, Henry (Peter) Allen (1867-1946) (about) (chron.)
• * Editorial, (ed) The Fleet Street Review January 1892
• * Incidents in the Lives of Notable Journalists, (ar) The Fleet Street Review January 1892
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• * Editor: The Fleet Street Review January 1892

[]Ashton, Hilary (chron.)
• * James Cathcart’s Secret [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun #1, June 1949
• * The Luck of Lombardines [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun #3, August 1949
• * The Motor Coach Mystery [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun August 1953
• * The Mystery of Mallitor, (ss) Girls’ Fun #2, July 1949
• * Priceless Violin, (ss) Girls’ Fun October 1 1947
• * The Riding School Mystery [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun Special 1949
• * The Singing Star Mystery [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun #5, October 1949
• * TV Alibi [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun October 1953
• * The Two Snowballs [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun February 1948
• * The Vital Clue [Victoria Lincoln], (ss) Girls’ Fun #11, March 9 1950

[]Ashton, Howard (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Father, (ss) The Lone Hand: The Australian Monthly #10, February 1908
• * H. 15, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine November 1905
• * The Lord of the Pigeons, (nv) The Pall Mall Magazine Jan, Feb 1909
• * Riches of Exile, (ss) The Lone Hand: The Australian Monthly July 1907

[]Ashton, Hugh (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Adventure of John Vincent Harden [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part IV ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2016
• * The Adventure of the Chocolate Pot [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXI ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2020
• * The Adventure of the Dead Rats [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XL ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, November 2023
• * The Adventure of the Deceased Doctor [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part V ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, November 2016
• * The Adventure of the Future Funeral [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part X ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2018
• * The Adventure of the Green Horse [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXXVII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2023
• * The Adventure of the Murdered Maharajah [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXV ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2021
• * The Adventure of the Murdered Medium [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXXIII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2022
• * The Adventure of the Nonpareil Club [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XXIII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, November 2020
• * The Adventure of the Returned Captain [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part VI ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2017
• * The Adventure of the Silver Skull [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XI ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, November 2018
• * The Adventure of Vanaprastha [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part VII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, October 2017
• * The Case of the Lichfield Murder [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part I ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, October 2015
• * The Etherege Case [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XLIX ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2025
• * Father Brown Confronts the Devil [Sherlock Holmes; Father Brown], (ss) The Detective and the Clergyman ed. David Marcum, Belanger Books, June 2023
• * The Grosvenor Square Furniture Van [Sherlock Holmes], (ss) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XIII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, May 2019
• * The Holloway Ghosts [Sherlock Holmes], (nv) The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories Part XVII ed. David Marcum, MX Publishing, October 2019

[]Ashton, Inger (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * El Rancho Rio, (ss) 1952
• Ranch Romances & Adventures February 1971

[]Ashton, J. R. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1877

[]Ashton, Jael (1937-2020) (about) (chron.)
• * Jael Pays Tribute to a Legend, (ob) Lighthouse Magazine #6, 2006
• * [front cover], (cv) Aboriginal Science Fiction Fall 1993
• * [front cover], (cv) Asimov’s Science Fiction February 1997
• * [front cover], (cv) Dreams of Decadence #11, Summer 2000
• * [front cover], (cv) Relativity by Robert J. Sawyer, ISFiC Press, November 2004
• * [front cover], (cv) Nocturne #5, 2007
• * [front cover] (with Jim Burns, David A. Hardy & Chris Moore), (cv) The Fantasy Art Gallery ed. Paul Barnett, Paper Tiger, July 2002
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• * Fantasy Artist Supreme by Paul Calvin Wilson, (iv) Lighthouse Magazine #2, December 2003
• * Interview with Jael, (iv) Nocturne #5, 2007, uncredited.
• * Jael: Toast of New Jersey by Paul Barnett, (iv) Paper Snarl January 2000
• The Fantasy Art Gallery ed. Paul Barnett, Paper Tiger, July 2002

[]Ashton, Jason (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Computer Timing, (ss) Millennium Nights ed. P. G. R. Hamilton, Campus Press, November 1998
• * Premature Awakening, (ss) Millennium Nights ed. P. G. R. Hamilton, Campus Press, November 1998

[]Ashton, Jenn (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Surfacing, (cv) Pulp Literature #47, Summer 2025

[]Ashton, Joan (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Golden Heart, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) October 1924
• * Peach Blossom, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1938, 1937

[]Ashton, John (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Haunted House Makes Good, (ar) Liberty May 7 1938

[]Ashton, John (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Curse of the Hangman’s Hoard (with Robert O. Miller), (ar) Adventure October 1964
• * Massacre, (pi) Adventure August 1963
• * $1,500,000,000 Nazi Treasure—Lost Inside a Mountain, (ar) Argosy October 1971
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy October 1971
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• * The Truth About Flying Saucers, (ar) Argosy August 1969; as told by Renato Vesco

[]Ashton, John (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * The Fleet River and Its Associations, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1902
• * History and Romance in Hyde Park, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1897
• * In Eighteen-Hundred-and-Two, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1902
• * The Longest Reign in English History, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1896
• * [illustration(s)] (with Lucien Davis), (il) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1897

[]Ashton, John D. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Vines, (vi) The Sirens Call #52, Winter 2020

[]Ashton, John W. (1921- ) (chron.)
• * Companion, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #71, May 1958
• Fantastic Universe October 1958
• * Satellite Hunters, (ed) New Worlds Science Fiction #136, November 1963
• * Signora Porfiria, (ss) New Worlds Science Fiction #78, December 1958
• * A Small House, (ss) Science Fantasy #30, 1958
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• * John W. Ashton, (bg) New Worlds Science Fiction #78, December 1958, uncredited.

[]Ashton, Joseph A. (chron.)
• * Screen Stories, (ar) The Household Magazine February 1927

[]Ashton, Julia (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Think of Me, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine June 1855

[]Ashton, Julian (chron.)
• * [frontispiece], (fp) The Lone Hand: The Australian Monthly #9, January 1908

[]Ashton, K. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Royal Magazine December 1913

[]Ashton, K. J. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Gardiner, ME], (lt) If August 1956

[]Ashton, Kalinda (chron.)
• * Against Reality, (ed) Overland #188, Spring 2007

[]Ashton, Kris (fl. 2000s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Age of Flies, (ss) Midnight Echo #20, October 2025
• * The Beauty Without, (ss) Scifantastic December 2005
• * Bloodborne, (ss) The Vanishing Point #4, Summer 2022
• The Vanishing Point—Convergence ed. Erik Gulbrandsen & Joshua Orr, Vanishing Point Press, December 2023
• * Buried Potential, (ss) A Thousand Faces #6, Fall 2008
• * Classifying Catastrophe, (ar) Aurealis #127, February 2020
• * Cockroach Horror, (ar) Aurealis #160, May 2023
• * The Curious Reclassification of Peter Benchley’s Jaws, (ar) Aurealis #137, February 2021 [Ref. Peter Benchley]
• * Even Superheroes Get the Blues, (ss) A Thousand Faces #11, Winter 2010
• * Freckle Face, (vi) AntipodeanSF #241, August 2018
• * From a Vampire Film Review, (vi) Blood, Blade & Thruster Winter 2006/2007
• * Howling Mad, (ss) Aurealis #106, November 2017
• * Individualism in 20th Century Dystopian Fiction, (ar) Aurealis #153, August 2022
• * The Larval Stage, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Magazine #70, March 2018
• * The Midway Hotel, (ss) Next ed. Robert Porteous & Simon Petrie, CSFG Publishing, April 2013
• * Night Feeds, (ss) Creepy Campfire Stories (for Grown Ups) ed. Jennifer Word, EMP Publishing, September 2015
• * Old Secrets, (ss) Midnight Echo #2, June 2009
• * The Slow-Burn Brilliance of Midnight Mass, (ar) Aurealis #150, May 2022
• * Slower Than the Speed of Light, (vi) AntipodeanSF #250, May/June/July 2019
• * Suffer the Little Children: An Analysis of Parental Horror in Stephen King’s Early Fiction, (ar) Aurealis #119, April 2019 [Ref. Stephen King]
• * Teething Problems, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #63, March 2016
• * Test Case, (ss) Perihelion March 12 2015
• * Threshold, (ss) Corrupts Absolutely? ed. Lincoln Crisler, Damnation Books, March 2012
• Corrupts Absolutely? (var. 1) ed. Lincoln Crisler, Ragnarok Publications, February 2015
• * Unreal Estate, (ss) Dark Moon Digest #20, July 2015
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• * An Interview with Kris Ashton by Eugen Bacon, (iv) Andromeda Spaceways Magazine #68, September 2017

[]Ashton, Leonard (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The End of the Dream, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine #17, September 1896
• * “Wasted too,—unless the Fishes Eat Him”, (ss) Chapman’s Magazine #8, December 1895

[]Ashton, Lisette (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Kiss and Make Up, (ss) The Sweetest Kiss ed. D. L. King, Cleis Press, September 2009
• * Pennsylvania Hotel, 7th Avenue, New York, (ss) The International Journal of Erotic Photography 2005
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica: Volume 6 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2007
• * Pet Shop Girl, (ss) Forum 2003
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica: Volume 4 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2005
• * A Stout Length of Birch, (ss) Hot Spot 2004
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica: Volume 5 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2006
• * That Monday Morning Feeling, (ss) I Is for Indecent ed. Alison Tyler, Cleis Press, January 2008
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica: Volume 9 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, 2010
• * Victoria’s Hand, (ss) She’s on Top ed. Rachel Kramer Bussel, Cleis Press, March 2007
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica: Volume 8 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, February 2009

[]Ashton, Mary (fl. 2010s)
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• * Fever by Fernando Pina, (vi) International Speculative Fiction #3, January 2013; translated from the Portuguese.

[]Ashton, Nicola (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Conspiracy of Souls, (ss) Far Point #1, November/December 1991

[]Ashton, Philip (fl. 1840s) (chron.)
• * The Haunted Ship, (ss)
• Every Week: A First Class Journal of General Literature April 4 1870
• * I Escaped from Pirates, (ss) 1841
• Sailing Into Danger ed. Carl Cramer & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013

[]Ashton, Ralph (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Marrying of Kat, (ss) Temple Bar January 1900

[]Ashton, Richard (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Torpedoed, (ss) Mystery Stories #22, May 1941

[]Ashton, Robert (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Trophy of the Year, (ss) The Red Magazine April 1933

[]Ashton, Rose (chron.)
• * Grey and Scarlet, (ar) Cherry Ames Girls Annual 1960

[]Ashton, Rossi (fl. 1890s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Reflections of the Months, (il) The Universal and Ludgate Magazine #13 May, #14 Jun 1901
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine October 1898
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Lady’s Magazine #3 Mar, #12 Dec 1901
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Red Magazine May 15 1915

[]Ashton, Stephen (fl. 1950s)
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• * Wrong Side of the Moon (with Francis L. Ashton), (br) Authentic Science Fiction #22, June 15 1952, uncredited.

[]Ashton, Susanna (chron.)
• * An American Bible, (br) The South Carolina Review Spring 2001
• * Tired Pens?, (br) The South Carolina Review Spring 2000

[]Ashton, T. Gray (chron.)
• * The Tress of Hair, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine November 1878

[]Ashton, Wayne (chron.)
• * The Embrace, (cv) Australian Short Stories #35, 1991
• * A Vanishing Act, (ss) Australian Short Stories #39, 1992
• * [front cover], (cv) Australian Short Stories #37 1992, #57 1997

[]Ashton, Winifred (1888-1965); used pseudonym Clemence Dane (about) (chron.)
• * Adventure for Stay-at-Homes, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * American Primitives, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Another Family Novel, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * Art and the Academy, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• * As You Like It, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * At the Vicarage, (rr) The Floating Admiral, Hodder & Stoughton, December 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Autumn Lists, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Beryl in Broad Street, (rr) The Listener March 4 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• The Scoop & Behind the Screen, Gollancz, 1983, as by Clemence Dane; chapter 7 of round-robin novel The Scoop.
• * Beryl Takes the Consequences, (rr) The Listener March 25 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• The Scoop & Behind the Screen, Gollancz, 1983, as by Clemence Dane; chapter 10 of round-robin novel The Scoop.
• * The Best People, (ar) Woman’s Journal January 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Best Sellers and Good Books, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Bibles, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Bill of Divorcement, (pl) Everybody’s February 1922, as by Clemence Dane
• * Biographical, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Blue Moonlight, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Books to Buy as Presents, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• * Books You Must Not Miss, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Bridges, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Bridge You Never Cross, (ar) The New London Magazine #14, December 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Bunch of Daisies, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Busy Bees, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Can the Artist Survive in This Modern World?, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine November 1935, as by Clemence Dane
• * Capes of Good Hope, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Children of Light, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Christmas Fare, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Cities of God, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Clio’s Post-Bag, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Consort Crown, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Covent Garden, (ex) from London Has a Garden, Michael Joseph, 1964, as by Clemence Dane
• Argosy (UK) November 1964, as by Clemence Dane
• * Crabbed Age and Youth, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Creature with the Muck-Rake, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Crinolines: A Talk About Literary Old Clothes, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Dearly Beloved of Benjamin Cobb, (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• Pictorial Review July 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• The Grand Magazine December 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• The Argosy (UK) July 1936, as by Clemence Dane
• Christmas Pie December 1937, as by Clemence Dane
• * Double Cherries, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Do You Read at Meals?, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1934, as by Clemence Dane
• * Dream Holes, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Educational Value of Acting in Schools, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1922, as by Clemence Dane
• * Eighteenth Century Amazons, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Emancipation of Mrs. Morley, (ss) The Passing Show May 4 1935, as by Clemence Dane
• * The English Eden, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Enter Sir John [Sir John Saumarez] (with Helen Simpson), (sl) Cosmopolitan Sep, Oct, Nov 1928, as by Clemence Dane & Helen Simpson
• Nash’s Magazine Dec 1928, Jan, Feb, Mar 1929, as by Clemence Dane & Helen Simpson
• * The Evolution of the Sleuth, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Fact and Fancy, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Faerylands Forlorn, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Family Pieces, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Films and Families, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * First Flights, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Flapdragon, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Fools in the Forest, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Fragments That Remain, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July/August 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Gardens and Markets, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine June 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Gay Tragedies, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * Glimpses of America, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Godfather Death, (nv) The Fairies Return, Peter Davies, November 1934, as by Clemence Dane
• The Argosy (UK) August 1936, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Godson, (ss) Woman’s Journal August 1964, as by Clemence Dane
• * Golden Opinions, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Golden Yarns, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Gold Standard, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Good Company, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Good Entertainment, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Guide to Ulster, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Hidden Orchis, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Holidays—Then and Now, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine August 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Horrors and High Jinks, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * “I Believe in Imagination”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine October 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * In Defence of Human Cats, (ar) The New London Magazine #8, June 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Interesting People, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Jefferies of the Fields, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Jekyll, Hyde and Miss Macaulay, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Juggernaut, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Keys of Heaven, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Kingdom of Me, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * The King Waits, (ss) The Sphere November 1918, as by Clemence Dane
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 2 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• Second Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• Summer Pie Summer 1939, as by Clemence Dane
• Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part IV ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1939, as by Clemence Dane
• Argosy (UK) February 1940, as by Clemence Dane
• Woman’s Journal September 1963, as by Clemence Dane
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine August 1984, as by Clemence Dane
• * Library Mammoths, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Life Is Worth Living, (ar) Woman’s Journal September 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Literary Lodgings, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Looking-Glass of Laughter, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Lost Ladies, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Love—A Delusion of the West, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine February 1936, as by Clemence Dane
• * “Love-in-a-Mist”, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Lover, (ss) Pictorial Review April 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Lovers’ Tales, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * March Moods, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Mary’s Meadow, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * Melpomene and the Fat Boy, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Memoirs of Ulysses, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Men’s Women and Women’s Women, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Miracle and Fairy Tale, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Month’s Browse, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Monuments, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Mother Night, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Mrs. Robinson’s Bag, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Murders and Memories, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * A National Mirror, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Near Home and Far Off, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * New Books That Have “Readableness”, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * The New Hate, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * New Humours, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * News from the Country of Hardwork, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Nightly She Sings, (ss) Fate Cries Out by Clemence Dane, Heinemann, 1935, as by Clemence Dane
• Upon the Midnight ed. R. C. Bull, Macdonald, 1957, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Novel from Norway, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Novel Lengths, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * A November Bookshelf, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Nudge of Poetry, (br) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * An Omnibus to Anywhere, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Painted Past, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Parents in the Pillory, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Petty Tyrannies, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Play in Earnest, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Poet’s Pen, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Poet vs. the Talkies, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Porphetic Ariel, (ss) The Radio Times December 24 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Quality and Quantity, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * Queen of the South, (nv) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine December 1935, as by Clemence Dane
• Argosy (UK) April 1944, as by Clemence Dane
• * Rare Memories, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Reader’s Christmas, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Real Books, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * Remarks About the Universe, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Return of the Moderns, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Ripe Strawberries, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Roast Beef and Plum Pudding, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Rolling Stones, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Romantics All, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Sea and the Sex, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Sex and the Business Woman, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Sex of Queens, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * Shakespeare’s Plays as Short Stories:
  * ___ No. 6 The Taming of the Shrew, (sa) The Strand Magazine March 1934, as by Clemence Dane
• * Short Stories, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Should the Girl of 21 Have a Vote?, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Sixth Commandment, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• * Some Questions on Divorce, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1922, as by Clemence Dane
• * Some Ramblers, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• * Some Translations, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Song of Innocence, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Special Book Bargains, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Spinsters’ Rest, (nv) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine September 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• The Ghost Book ed. Cynthia Asquith, Hutchinson, 1926, as by Clemence Dane
• My Best Story—Second Series, Faber & Faber, 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• A Century of Creepy Stories, Hutchinson, June 1934, as by Clemence Dane
• The Gothic Reader ed. Kurt Singer, Ace, 1966, as by Clemence Dane
• Creepy Stories, Bracken Books, November 1994, as by Clemence Dane
• * Spring Fashions (in Books), (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Spring Miscellany, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * Stories of the Past and Present, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1931, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Street Called Strand, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1941, as by Clemence Dane
• * Tales, Short Stories and Little Novels, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Taming of the Shrew, (sa) The Strand Magazine March 1934, as by Clemence Dane
• * “Teach Me to Live”, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * There Are Happy Marriages!, (ar) Woman’s Journal April 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * “Things That Go Bump in the Night”, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Third Person Singular, (na) from The Babylons, Heinemann, 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries October 1946, as by Clemence Dane
• * This Century’s Religion, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• * This Picture and This, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1932, as by Clemence Dane
• * Titles and Contents, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * To-Morrow’s Yesterday, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Traveller Returns, (pl) The Argosy (UK) January 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * A Trollope or Two, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) May 1925, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Twelve Best Books for Women, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1923, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Valiant Little Tailor, (ss) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine October 1935, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Way Things Happen, (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine April 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * What Is Youth?, (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine March 1927, as by Clemence Dane
• * “When the Wicked Man—”, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * When They Are Grandmothers, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) July 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * Winter Approaches: Covent Garden—1941, (pm) The Strand Magazine November 1941, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Wisdom of the Wives, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) March 1929, as by Clemence Dane
• * Witches’ Brew, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) December 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Women and Men, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) February 1933, as by Clemence Dane
• * Women Voters and the Death Penalty, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) November 1924, as by Clemence Dane
• * The Women Writers Have the Best of It, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1930, as by Clemence Dane
• * Wraiths and Realities, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) June 1928, as by Clemence Dane
• * Youth and White Paper, (ar) Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1930, as by Clemence Dane
_____, [ref.]
• * The Arrogant History of White Ben, by Clemence Dane (1939) by Paul Di Filippo, (br) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction November/December 2019
• * Clemence Dane by St. John Ervine, (ar) Nash’s Magazine October 1927
• * Clemence Dane by Catherine Amy Dawson-Scott, (bg) The Strand Magazine August 1923
• * Little Portraits: Clemence Dane by Sidney Dark, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
• * On The Arrogant History of White Ben by David A. Drake, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #287, July 2012

[]Ashton-Cross, Clarice (1862-1943)
_____, [ref.]
• * Breeds World’s Costliest Pekes by Stanley M. Ballance, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1937

[]Ashton-Gwatkin, Frank (Trelawny Arthur) (1889-1976); used pseudonym John Paris (chron.)
• * Miss Minerva, (ss) Britannia and Eve June 1929, as by John Paris

[]Ashton-Haiste, Ellen (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Behind the Scenes:
  * ___ Monster Madness, (ar) Parsec v2 #2, 1997
• * Monster Madness, (ar) Parsec v2 #2, 1997

[]Ashton-Jinks, (Alice) Cicely (née Hawley) (1881-1972) (chron.)
• * The Child of the Marriage, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) June 1914

[]Ashton-Wolfe, H(arry Hugh) (1881-1959); used pseudonym Ashton Wolfe (chron.)
• * According to the Evidence [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine July 1934
• * Amazing Cases of a Scientific Sleuth:
  * ___ No. 1: The Devil’s Claw, (ar) The Passing Show October 7 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
  * ___ No. 3: Murder at the Opera, (ar) The Passing Show October 21 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
  * ___ No. 4: Mystery of the Asthmatic Marquis, (ar) The Passing Show December 2 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
  * ___ No. 5: The Knights of the Silver Dagger, (ar) The Passing Show December 9 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
  * ___ No. 6: The Steel Belt Murder Mystery, (ar) The Passing Show February 17 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
  * ___ No. 7: Find the Women, (ar) The Passing Show May 19 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Author Introduces Himself, (bg) The Strand Magazine April 1927
• * The Bandit of Corsica: Nonce Romanetti, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine February 1927 [Ref. Nonce Romanetti]
• * The Bedroom of Terror, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * Betrayed by a Broken Vase, (ar) The Passing Show March 20 1937
• * The Bogus Death-Ray, (ts) The Strand Magazine October 1927
• * Brinvilliers, Poison Fiend, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1929
• * Captain Von Cöpenick, Convict and Humourist, (ts) The Strand Magazine August 1927
• * Carmen Perez da Silva: “The Beloved Bandit”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine March 1927 [Ref. Carmen Perez da Silva]
• * Cases from My Case-Book, (gp) The Strand Magazine April 1927
* ___ No. I.—Latouche the Apache, (ts) The Strand Magazine April 1927
• * Cases from My Crime-Book:
  * ___ No. II.—The Suicide Room, (ts) The Strand Magazine May 1927
  * ___ No. III.—The Scented Death, (ts) The Strand Magazine June 1927
  • The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” July 1927
  * ___ No. IV.—Orsini the Croupier, (ts) The Strand Magazine July 1927
  • The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” August 1927
  * ___ No. V.—Captain Von Cöpenick, Convict and Humourist, (ts) The Strand Magazine August 1927
  * ___ No. VI.—Herr Grünenthal of the Reichsbank and His Tragic Love, (ts) The Strand Magazine September 1927
  • The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” October 1927
  * ___ No. VII.—The Bogus Death-Ray, (ts) The Strand Magazine October 1927
  * ___ No. VIII.—Kiki: A Tale of Hanoi Shan, the Spider, (ts) The Strand Magazine November 1927
  • The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” December 1927
  * ___ No. IX.—The Man with the Six Toes, (ts) The Strand Magazine December 1927
  * ___ No. X.—The Double Life of Dr. Bougrat: Physician and Apache, (ts) The Strand Magazine January 1928 [Ref. Pierre Bougrat]
  * ___ No. XI.—The Footprints on the Ceiling, (ts) The Strand Magazine February 1928
  * ___ No. XII.—Chang Foo Lee, (ts) The Strand Magazine March 1928
  * ___ No. XIII.—The Tattooed Man, (ts) The Strand Magazine April 1928
  * ___ No. XIV.—The Man Who Bred Cats, (ts) The Strand Magazine May 1928
  * ___ No. XV.—The Murder in the Darkened Room, (ts) The Strand Magazine June 1928
  * ___ No. XVI—The Happy Death, (ts) The Strand Magazine July 1928
  * ___ No. XVII—Chundah Lal at Bay, (ts) The Strand Magazine August 1928
  * ___ New Series. No. 1—The Vendetta, (ts) The Strand Magazine October 1928
  * ___ New Series. No. 2—The Devil’s Telephone, (ts) The Strand Magazine November 1928
• * The Cask of Death, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1930 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * Chang Foo Lee, (ts) The Strand Magazine March 1928
• * Charlotte Corday, the Martyr, and Marat, the Monster, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1928
• * Chundah Lal at Bay, (ts) The Strand Magazine August 1928
• * The Clue of the Changing Eye, (ts) Pearson’s Magazine November 1929
• * The Clue of the Elephant’s Foot, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1931
• * The Clue of the Fire Flies, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1935
• * The Clue of the Missing Tooth (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1927
• * The Clue of the Snip of Silk, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1931 [Ref. Alphonse Bertillon]
• * The Desert Hawk [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * The Devil’s Claw, (ar) The Passing Show October 7 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
• The World’s Greatest Detective Stories, Syndicate Pub. Co., 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Devil’s Footprint, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * The Devil’s Telephone, (ts) The Strand Magazine November 1928
• * Donatelli: A Romance of Naples and Calabria, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine September 1927 [Ref. Ercole Donatelli]
• * Dossier 777, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1930
• * The Double Life of Dr. Bougrat: Physician and Apache, (ts) The Strand Magazine January 1928 [Ref. Pierre Bougrat]
• * Elise, The French Girl Bandit, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 26 1929
• * The Fate of Vivienne Glassley [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Features That Betray Criminals (with Georges Beroud), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1929
• * The Female Bluebeard of Paris, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1928
• * Find the Women, (ar) The Passing Show May 19 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Flowers of Death, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1936
• * The Footprints on the Ceiling, (ts) The Strand Magazine February 1928
• * The Frozen Alibi, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 22 1928
• * The Frozen Alibi (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1928
• * The Galley Slave Who Stole a Title, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1928
• * The Ghost Garotte, (ar) The Passing Show December 1 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Happy Death, (ts) The Strand Magazine July 1928
• * Herr Grünenthal of the Reichsbank and His Tragic Love, (ts) The Strand Magazine September 1927
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” October 1927
• * The Honour of Jacqueline de Castelnaud (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1927
• * The Hunting of Da Silva, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * Immortal Crimes:
  * ___ Brinvilliers, Poison Fiend, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1929
  * ___ Charlotte Corday, the Martyr, and Marat, the Monster, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1928
  * ___ The Female Bluebeard of Paris, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1928
  * ___ The Galley Slave Who Stole a Title, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1928
  * ___ The Man in the Iron Mask, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1928
  * ___ The Necklace and the Cardinal, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1928
  * ___ The Robbery of the Lyons Mail, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1928
  * ___ The True Story of the Count of Monte Cristo, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1928
• * The Invisible Web:
  * ___ No. 1] The Testimony of the Dead Hands, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 1 1928
  * ___ No. 2] A Message from the Ultra-Violet (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1927
  • Detective Fiction Weekly December 8 1928
  * ___ No. 3] The Missing Canine, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 15 1928
  * ___ No. 4] The Frozen Alibi, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 22 1928
  * ___ No. 5] The Man with the Devil’s Eye, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 29 1928
  * ___ No. 6] Saida, The Egyptian, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 5 1929
  * ___ No. 7] The Vanishing of Alex Couturier, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 12 1929
  * ___ No. 8] The Mystery of La Glaziere Valley, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 19 1929
  * ___ No. 9] Elise, The French Girl Bandit, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 26 1929
  * ___ No. 10] The Mystery of the Chinese Boxes, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly February 2 1929
• * The Iron Nemesis, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1928
• * Jean Cavaillac: The Terror of Marseille, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine July 1927 [Ref. Jean Cavaillac]
• * Kiki: A Tale of Hanoi Shan, the Spider, (ts) The Strand Magazine November 1927
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” December 1927
• * The Knights of the Silver Dagger, (ar) The Passing Show December 9 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
• A Century of Thrillers: Second Series, Daily Express, 1935, as by Ashton Wolfe
• Century of Thrillers, Volume II, President Press, 1937, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * Latouche the Apache, (ts) The Strand Magazine April 1927
• * The League of the Rose, (ts) Pearson’s Magazine April 1930
• * A Legacy from the Past, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1935
• * The Little Guillotine of Fifi L’Amour [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine August 1934
• * The Mandarin, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1936
• * The Man in the Iron Mask, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1928
• * The Man Who Bred Cats, (ts) The Strand Magazine May 1928
• * The Man Who Made Diamonds Grow, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1929
• * The Man with the Devil’s Eye, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 29 1928
• * The Man with the Six Toes, (ts) The Strand Magazine December 1927
• * Master Bandits of To-day:
  * ___ 1: The Bandit of Corsica: Nonce Romanetti, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine February 1927 [Ref. Nonce Romanetti]
  * ___ 2: Carmen Perez da Silva: “The Beloved Bandit”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine March 1927 [Ref. Carmen Perez da Silva]
  * ___ 3: The Paris Motor-Bandits, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine April 1927 [Ref. Jules Bonnot & Octave Garnier]
  * ___ 4: Pianetti the Chamois Hunter: A Tale of the “Black Hand”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine May 1927 [Ref. Mario Simone Pianetti]
  * ___ 5: Nietzsy and Michael: A Romance of the Carpathians, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1927
  * ___ 6: Jean Cavaillac: The Terror of Marseille, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine July 1927 [Ref. Jean Cavaillac]
  * ___ 7: Red Lopez and Jack Harley, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine August 1927 [Ref. Jack Harley & Rafael Lopez]
  * ___ 8: Donatelli: A Romance of Naples and Calabria, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine September 1927 [Ref. Ercole Donatelli]
• * A Message from the Ultra-Violet (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1927
• Detective Fiction Weekly December 8 1928
• Scientific Detective Monthly January 1930
• * The Missing Canine, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 15 1928
• * Murder at the Opera, (ar) The Passing Show October 21 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
• The World’s Greatest Detective Stories, Syndicate Pub. Co., 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Murder in the Darkened Room, (ts) The Strand Magazine June 1928
• * Murder Will Out, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1935
• * The Mystery of Kaspar Hauser, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1930 [Ref. Kaspar Hauser]
• * The Mystery of La Glaziere Valley, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 19 1929
• * The Mystery of Orly Highway, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1931 [Ref. Alphonse Bertillon]
• * The Mystery of Saida, the Egyptian, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1928
• * Mystery of the Asthmatic Marquis, (ar) The Passing Show December 2 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
• The World’s Greatest Detective Stories, Syndicate Pub. Co., 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Mystery of the Chinese Boxes, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly February 2 1929
• * The Mystery of the Chinese Boxes (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1928
• * The Mystery of the Floating Bodies, (ss)
• Fifty Strangest Stories Ever Told, Odhams, 1937
• * The Mystery of the Limping Peacock, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1935
• * The Mystery of the Orly Highway, (ss)
• Fifty Strangest Stories Ever Told, Odhams, 1937
• * The Mystery of the Poison Bulbs, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1931
• * The Mystery of the Riding Wolves, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * The Necklace and the Cardinal, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1928
• * Necklace of Scorpions, (ar) The Passing Show November 28 1936, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * Nietzsy and Michael: A Romance of the Carpathians, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1927
• * The Ogre of the Pointed Tower, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1930
• * Orsini the Croupier, (ts) The Strand Magazine July 1927
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” August 1927
• * The Paris Motor-Bandits, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine April 1927 [Ref. Jules Bonnot & Octave Garnier]
• * Pianetti the Chamois Hunter: A Tale of the “Black Hand”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine May 1927 [Ref. Mario Simone Pianetti]
• * The Power of the Imagination, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1935
• * Red Lopez and Jack Harley, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine August 1927 [Ref. Jack Harley & Rafael Lopez]
• * The Robbery of the Lyons Mail, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1928
• * The Romance of Dr. Guillotin and the Guillotine, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1930
• * The Royal Hearts, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * The Rust Clue, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1936
• * Saida, The Egyptian, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 5 1929
• * The Scented Death, (ts) The Strand Magazine June 1927
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” July 1927
• * Scotland Yard Is Helpless Without the Informer, (ar) The Passing Show September 16 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Séance Murder, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1936
• * The Shadow Man Mystery, (ar) The Passing Show June 4 1938, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Silent Oboe, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1935
• * The Steel Belt Murder Mystery, (ar) The Passing Show February 17 1934, as by Ashton Wolfe
• * The Story of “Chiffon”, the Girl Bandit (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1928
• * The Story of Vidocq, (ts) The Saint’s Choice v3, 1945
• * Strange Tales of French Crimes:
  * ___ The Clue of the Missing Tooth (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1927
  * ___ The Frozen Alibi (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1928
  * ___ The Honour of Jacqueline de Castelnaud (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1927
  * ___ The Iron Nemesis, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1928
  * ___ A Message from the Ultra-Violet (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1927
  * ___ The Mystery of Saida, the Egyptian, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1928
  * ___ The Mystery of the Chinese Boxes (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1928
  * ___ The Story of “Chiffon”, the Girl Bandit (with Edmond Locard), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1928
• * The Suicide Room, (ts) The Strand Magazine May 1927
• * The Tattooed Man, (ts) The Strand Magazine April 1928
• * The Testimony of the Dead Hands, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly December 1 1928
• * The Trail of the Groenendaal [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• Pocket Book Weekly Storyteller #364, February 11 1950
• * True Stories of French Crime:
  * ___ The Clue of the Fire Flies, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1935
  * ___ The Flowers of Death, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1936
  * ___ A Legacy from the Past, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1935
  * ___ The Mandarin, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine August 1936
  * ___ Murder Will Out, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1935
  * ___ The Mystery of the Limping Peacock, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1935
  * ___ The Power of the Imagination, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1935
  * ___ The Rust Clue, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1936
  * ___ The Séance Murder, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1936
  * ___ The Silent Oboe, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1935
  * ___ The Uvernet Farm Murders, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1935
• * The True Story of the Count of Monte Cristo, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1928
• * True Tales of French Crimes:
  * ___ The Clue of the Changing Eye, (ts) Pearson’s Magazine November 1929
• * The Untamable Rebel of Paris, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1929 [Ref. Louis Dominique Garthausen]
• * The Uvernet Farm Murders, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1935
• * The Vanishing of Alex Couturier, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly January 12 1929
• * The Vendetta, (ts) The Strand Magazine October 1928
• * Vengeance of a Hundred Flames [Bertillon], (ts) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Vidocq, Lover, Convict and Chief of Police, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1929 [Ref. Vidocq]
• * Why Britain Lags in Crime Huntings, (ar) The Passing Show September 23 1933, as by Ashton Wolfe
_____, [ref.]
• * The Fraudulent Fu Manchu by Rick Lai, (ar) Windy City Pulp Stories #13, 2013

[]Āshū (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * A Discussion on the Penetration of Dragon Imagery Into Pop Culture, (ar) Eastern Wood #1, December 2024; translated from the Chinese by Asteria Lan.

[]Ashurst, Denis (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * True Love, (vi) Romances Album 1945, Swan, 1945

[]Ashurst, Henry Fountain (1874-1962) (about) (chron.)
• * Making Amendments, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 25 1925
_____, [ref.]
• * Got What He Wanted—Chiefly by Wanting It Hard Enough by James Hay, Jr., (bg) The American Magazine February 1919

[]Ashurst, Joan (chron.)
• * The Witch, (pm) Child Life October 1953

[]Ashurst. W. (chron.)
• * “When I Was a Boy!”, (ar) The Boys’ Realm of Sporting Stories #349, December 5 1925

[]Ashwanden, Charlotte Holloway (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * An Eye in Time, (pm) Space and Time #149, April 2026

[]Ashwell, Lena (1872-1957) (chron.)
• * Actors on their Parts, (sy) The Ludgate #5, March 1896
• * “All the World’s a Stage”, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine June 1917
• * A Year’s Music at the Front, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1916

[]Ashwell, Paul; pseudonym of Pauline Whitby (1926-2013) (chron.)
• * Invasion from Venus, (ss) Yankee Shorts #21, 1942

[]Ashwell, Pauline; pseudonym of Pauline Whitby (1926-2013) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * Big Sword, (nv) Astounding Science Fiction October 1958, as by Paul Ash
• Young Star Travelers ed. Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg & Charles G. Waugh, Harper & Row, March 1986
• * Boneheads [Lake Possible], (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact July 1996
• * Elsewhere [common universe], (nv) Analog Science Fiction and Fact June 2001
• * Fatal Statistics [Lizzie Lee], (na) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1988
• Unwillingly to Earth by Pauline Ashwell, Tor, August 1992
• * Hearts United, (ss) Yankee Shorts #9, 1941
• Yankee Romance Album #1, 1942
• * Hunted Head [common universe], (nv) Analog Science Fiction and Fact August 1995
• * The Lost Kafoozalum [Lizzie Lee], (na) Analog Science Fact—Fiction October 1960
• Analog Science Fact & Fiction (UK) February 1961
• What If? Volume 2 ed. Richard A. Lupoff, Pocket, February 1981
• Unwillingly to Earth by Pauline Ashwell, Tor, August 1992
• * Madness and Love, (ss) Yankee Romance Shorts #8, 1943
• * Make Your Own Universe [Thingummy Hall], (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact mid December 1988
• * One Thousand Years [common universe], (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact May 2000
• * Out of the Fire [common universe], (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact March 2001
• * Rats in the Moon [Lizzie Lee], (na) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact November 1982
• Unwillingly to Earth by Pauline Ashwell, Tor, August 1992
• * Shortage in Time [Thingummy Hall], (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact December 1988
• * Thingummy Hall [Thingummy Hall], (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact June 1988
• * Time Out of Joint, (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January 2000
• * Time’s Revenge, (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact June 1995
• * Unwillingly to Earth, (co) Tor (pb), August 1992
• * Unwillingly to School [Lizzie Lee], (nv) Astounding Science Fiction January 1958
• Uncollected Stars ed. Piers Anthony, Martin H. Greenberg, Barry N. Malzberg & Charles G. Waugh, Avon, February 1986
• Unwillingly to Earth by Pauline Ashwell, Tor, August 1992
_____, [ref.]
• * Pauline Whitby Ashwell by Jay Kay Klein, (bg) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1989
• * Unwillingly to Earth by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #79, January 1994

[]Ashwin (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * How to Birth Metaphors? Guide for Robots, (vi) Black Sheep #6, December 2023

[]Ashwin, Hettie (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * A Cheeky Red, (ss) Tigershark Magazine #2, Winter 2013

[]Ashwin, Kerry (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Come the Revolution, (ss) The Yellow Room #4, Spring 2010
• * Something Out of the Ordinary, (ss) The Outpost (online) April 2007
• A Prisoner of Memory ed. Ed Gorman & Martin H. Greenberg, Pegasus Books, May 2008

[]Ashwin-Selwyn (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The American Magazine September 1939

[]Ashwood, Brigid (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Weird Tales Summer 2010
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Bull Spec #7, Spring 2012

[]Ashwood, James (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Koo Stark, (iv) Penthouse (UK) May 1984 [Ref. Koo Stark]

[]Ashwood, Sarah (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Enthralled, (pm) Abandoned Towers #1, November 2008
• * The Meeting on the Turret Stairs, (pm) OG’s Speculative Fiction #21, November 2009
• * Sun Slayer, (ss) MindFlights #2, Spring 2008
• * The Sword and the Ring, (ar) New Myths #5, December 2008
• * Twenty-Two, (ss) The Lorelei Signal October/December 2008
• * [unknown story], (ss) Sounds of the Night #7, August 2010

[]Ashwood, Sharon (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Fragile Magic, (nv) The Mammoth Book of Paranormal Romance 2 ed. Trisha Telep, Robinson, August 2010

[]Ashwood-Collins, Anna (c1938- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Film at Eleven, (ss) The WomanSleuth Anthology ed. Irene Zahava, The Crossing Press, 1988

[]Ashworth, A. J. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Leather, (ss) Literati Magazine 2020
• The Best British Short Stories 2021 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, October 2021

[]Ashworth, Andrea (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Our Mother’s New Man, (ex) Granta #51, Autumn 1995; from Once in a House on Fire forthcoming from Picador (April 1998).

[]Ashworth, Capitola Williams (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * When a Woman Must Earn Her Own, (ar) Beautiful Womanhood July 1923

[]Ashworth, Donna (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Birds in a Cage, (ss) Young’s Magazine Snappy Stories January 1931
• * Bitter Fruit, (ss)
• Yellow Book #62, 1929
• * The Conquering Male, (ss) Breezy Stories 2nd April 1925
• * Dancing Girl, (pm) Ten-Story Love Magazine June 1945
• * Day Passengers, (ss) Extension Magazine May 1939
• * Dinner Date, (ss) Popular Love July 1938
• * Fidelity, (ss) Breezy Stories August 1929
• Breezy Stories December 1947
• * Frat Pins for Rent, (ss) All-Story March 8 1930
• * Gardenias, (ss) Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine May 1934
• * Good Girl, (ss) Breezy Stories June 1933
• Yellow Book #76, 1936
• * A Happy Woman, (ss) Breezy Stories September 1930
• * Her Faraway Prince, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #3, December 23 1925
• * Her Happiest Christmas, (ss) All-Story December 14 1929
• * The Last Hour, (ss) Young’s Realistic Stories Magazine November 1926
• * The Lost Soul, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1923
• * Memories, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 1945
• * Men Must Have Their Fling, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1931
• Breezy Stories April 1945
• * One-Woman Man, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1936
• * A Perfect Lady, (ss) Thrilling Love August 1937
• * A Piece of Tinsel, (ss) Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine May 1938
• * Remembered Spring, (pm) Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine November 1933
• Yellow Book #74, 193?
• * Today Is Yours—Tomorrow—, (ss) Breezy Stories and Young’s Magazine May 1935
• * The Wallflower Girl, (ss) Cupid’s Diary February 10 1926
• * The Way with Women, (ss) Young’s Magazine Snappy Stories May 1930

[]Ashworth, Elizabeth (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * This Is the Weeping Stone, (pm) Transatlantic Review #49, Summer 1974

[]Ashworth, Frank (chron.)
• * The High Cost of Virtue, (ss) Man January 1965

[]Ashworth, Hal (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Mystery of the Café London, (ss) Phil May’s Annual #14, Winter 1902/1903

[]Ashworth, Jenn (1982- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Dinner for One, (ss) Poor Souls’ Night, Curious Tales, November 2014
• Ghosts of Christmas Past ed. Tim Martin, John Murray, 2017
• * Five Thousand Lads a Year, (ss) The Best British Short Stories 2015 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, June 2015; first broadcast on BBC Radio 4, January 10, 2014.
• * Flat 19, (ss) Close to Midnight ed. Mark Morris, Flame Tree Press, October 2022
• * Heaven on Earth, (nv) Midsummer Eve ed. Steve J. Shaw, Black Shuck Books, February 2021, as "Midsummer Eve"
• The Dead of Summer ed. Johnny Mains, British Library Publishing, April 2025
• * Midsummer Eve, (nv) Midsummer Eve ed. Steve J. Shaw, Black Shuck Books, February 2021
• The Dead of Summer ed. Johnny Mains, British Library Publishing, April 2025, as "Heaven on Earth"
• * Old Trash, (nv) This Dreaming Isle ed. Dan Coxon, Unsung Stories, August 2018