The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 3492

[]Watson, M. Allan (chron.)
• * Rhampsinitus and the Wise Thief, (ss) The Cosmopolitan March 1891

[]Watson, M. C. (fl. 1910s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Appleyard, the Zulu, (ss) The Trident December 1939
• * The Boat Boy, (ss) The Trident October 1939
• * Field in Shadow, (ss) The Strand Magazine July 1943
• * The Lift, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine Autumn 1946
• * Mirage, (ss) The Master Thriller Series #30, 1939
• * Scotty’s Luck (with B. A. Atkinson), (ss) Overland Monthly August 1917
• * Sea Change, (ss) The Trident December 1947
• * The Sunset Fish, (ss) The Master Thriller Series #28, 1939

[]Watson, M. L. D. (chron.)
• * And Everywhere That Mary Went, (il) St. Nicholas March 1883
• * Signs of May (with M. M. D.), (pm) St. Nicholas May 1883
• * Summer Boarders, (il) Wide Awake August 1887
• * [illustration(s)], (il) St. Nicholas March 1883

[]Watson, Mae White (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post July 16 1904

[]Watson, Margaret (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * A Journey in Nigeria, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 11 1908
• * Nurse Thompson’s Promise, (ss) The Quiver March 1909
• * Polly, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1894
• * A Righteous Woman, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1895
• * The Short Cut, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper November 20 1909

[]Watson, Margaret A. (fl. 1930s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Autumn Leaves, (ss) Fact & Fiction #1, November 26 1934
• * Bid for Memories, (ss) Gloucester Journal May 4 1940
• * Confidence, (ss) The Citizen (Gloucester) September 26 1950
• * Conquest, (vi) The 20-Story Magazine #151, January 1935
• * Cross Purposes for Christmas, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #480, December 1934
• * If the Cap Fits, (ss) Gloucester Journal November 23 1940
• * Inheritance, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine September 1936
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine November 1936
• * Inspiration, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #160, October 1935
• The Corner Seat Omnibus, Grafton Publications, 1944
• * A Matter of Comfort, (vi) Everywoman’s July 1938
• * “One Half the World”, (ss) The Novel Magazine June 1935
• * Unprofitable Adventure, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #493, January 1936
• * Voyage of Discovery, (ss) The 20-Story Magazine #147, September 1934

[]Watson, Marion Elizabeth (chron.)
• * Ball-Footed Kas, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal January 1926
• * Blue Battalin-Transformer, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal October 1920
• * Bottle -Stoppers, (ss) Pictorial Review June 1921
• * By Parcel Post, (ss) Pictorial Review August 1923

[]Watson, Marjorie (Rosamond?) (1903?-1990?) (chron.)
• * The Exile, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #489, September 1935
• * The New Doctor, (ss) Toast of Tangiers 1950
• * To Country Dwellers, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #464, August 1933

[]Watson, Marjorie R. (chron.)
• * The Dogs of War, (pl)
• Seven Plays of Mystery & Suspense ed. Sylvia Z. Brodkin & Elizabeth J. Pearson, Globe, 1982

[]Watson, Marriott; see under H. B. Marriott Watson (chron.)

[]Watson, Mary (1975- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Hostage to Love, (nv) Murder Most Romantic ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Denise Little, Cumberland House, 2001

[]Watson, Mary C. (chron.)
• * Hearth and Stool, (ss) Irish Bookman April/May 1947
• * Serenity, (ss) Irish Bookman October 1946

[]Watson, Mary L. (chron.)
• * Methods of Correction, (ar) The Mother’s Magazine Christmas 1908

[]Watson, Mary McL. (chron.)
• * A Heathen Missionary, (pm) Wide Awake January 1893

[]Watson, Matt (chron.)
• * The Dark Horse, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #21, 1924
• * Destiny’s Year, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #31, 1925, uncredited.
• * From Flag-Fall to Finish, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #48, 1926
• * Just a Sportsman, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #11, 1923
• Aldine Racing Novels #2, 1932
• * The Professional Gentleman, (n.) Aldine Boxing Novels #1, 1925, uncredited.
• * A Sporting Chance, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #51, 1926
• * The Way to Win, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #76, 1928
• * The Yellow Vixen, (n.) Aldine Racing Novels #12, 1923
• Aldine Racing Novels #4, 1932

[]Watson, Maurice (1916-1991) (chron.)
• * Dead Alibi, (ss) The Evening Standard November 5 1951

[]Watson, Megan N. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Empty Hollow, (ss) Demonic Visions: 50 Horror Tales: Book 4 ed. Chris Robertson, Christopher P. Robertson, 2014
• * The Kitten, (ss) Demonic Visions: 50 Horror Tales: Book 2 ed. Chris Robertson, Christopher P. Robertson, 2013
• * Midnight Hour, (ss) Demonic Visions: 50 Horror Tales: Book 3 ed. Chris Robertson, Christopher P. Robertson, 2014

[]Watson, Michael (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Parting, (sg) The Windsor Magazine #47, November 1898

[]Watson, Mick (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * untitled (“Thorus remained deathly still…”), (vi) Nature #7494, April 3 2014

[]Watson, Mike (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * The Enigma of Charlie Peabody, (ss) Grantville Gazette v78, 2018
• * Greetings! [1632], (ss) Grantville Gazette v68, 2016
• * The Keeper of Barrington Light, (ss) Grantville Gazette v83, 2019
• * The Marshal Comes to Suhl [1632], (nv) Grantville Gazette v70, 2017
• Grantville Gazette IX ed. Walt Boyes, Eric Flint & Joy Ward, Baen, 2021
• * The Phantom of Barrington Light, (ss) Grantville Gazette v84, 2019
• * The Searchers [1632], (ss) Grantville Gazette v87, 2020
• * SMC [1632], (sl) Grantville Gazette v71, v72, v73 2017

[]Watson, Mindy (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Altered Fairy, (il) Star*Line Fall 2019
• * The Fallen Angel’s Ace of Wands, (pm) Star*Line Spring 2018
• * The Guardian at the Gated Tower, (pm) Star*Line Summer 2018
• * The Mantids’ Moirai, (pm) Star*Line Winter 2019
• * The Seraph and the Six of Swords, (pm) Star*Line Winter 2018
• * Stilled—Skieletonic Verse, (pm) The Literary Hatchet #18, August 2017
• * (Under)worlds Collide, (pm) Star*Line Fall 2018

[]Watson, Minor (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Constancy, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine September 1910

[]Watson, Muriel F. (chron.)
• * Cotton Stockings, (ss) Chatelaine May 1928

[]Watson, N. F. (chron.)
• * The Magic of the Diamond, (ar) Chums September 17 1921

[]Watson, Naomi (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Wedding Present, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Summer 1952
• Thrilling Ranch Stories (UK) April 1953

[]Watson, Neal (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * World’s Record Scuba Dive, (ar) Argosy July 1969; as told to Robert F. Marx
_____, [ref.]
• * The Incredible Neal Watson by Robert F. Marx, (ar) Argosy August 1977

[]Watson, Newell (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Fantastic Facts, (ms) Fantastic Adventures; Aug 42.
• * Salt Versus Heat, (ms) Amazing Stories September 1942
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Spring 1943

[]Watson, Nicholas (chron.)
• * Readers Holidays (with P. N. L. Tottenham), (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1955

[]Watson, Nigel (chron.)
• * Famous Cases Revisited: The Visions of Fatima, (ar)
• Dark Dossier Magazine #13, 2016
• * Government UFO Files: What Do They Really Believe?, (ar)
• Dark Dossier Magazine #12, 2016

[]Watson, Niles (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Women, (cl) Swank Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1972

[]Watson, Noel (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Spotlight on Advertising, (hu) The New Strand May 1962
• * Spotlight on Christmas, (hu) The New Strand December 1962
• * Spotlight on God’s Frozen People, (hu) The New Strand January 1963
• * Spotlight on Low Life, (hu) The New Strand October 1962
• * Spotlight on Marriage, (hu) The New Strand June 1962
• * Spotlight on Safari, (hu) The New Strand September 1962
• * Spotlight on Sherlock Holmes, (hu) The New Strand March 1962
• * Spotlight on Spooks, (hu) The New Strand August 1962
• * Spotlight on the Art Industry, (hu) The New Strand December 1961
• * Spotlight on the Aspiring Novelist, (hu) The New Strand January 1962
• * Spotlight on the Springtime, (hu) The New Strand April 1962
• * Spotlight on Winter, (hu) The New Strand November 1962

[]Watson, Noelle (Anne) (1958- )
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• * Twentieth-Century Science-Fiction Writers (with Paul E. Schellinger) by David Pringle, (br) Interzone #57, March 1992

[]Watson, O. D. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cosmopolitan September 1961

[]Watson, O. J. (fl. 1960s-1970s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cosmopolitan Feb, Mar, Sep 1962
• * [illustration(s)], (il) This Week January 12 1964
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Adam Nov 1969, Mar, Jul, Oct 1971
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pix April 1973

[]Watson, Paul W. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Adventurers All, (ts) Short Stories January 10 1932

[]Watson, Pauline (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * The Mystery of the Lost Voice, (ss)
• The Ghostly Bell Ringer and Other Mysteries ed. Editors of Highlights for Children, Boyds Mills Press, 1992

[]Watson, Perry; pseudonym of Robert Leslie Bellem (1902-1968) (chron.)
• * Pineapple Policy, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories July 1936, as "Numbers", by Ellery Watson Calder
• Private Detective Stories February 1938

[]Watson, Pete (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Requiem for the Garter Belt, (ar) The Nylon Jungle v6 #1, 1968
• Vixen v3 #2, 1972

[]Watson, R. C. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Rescued by Buzzards, (hu) Argosy November 1949
• * Tall Tale of the Month:
  * ___ Rescued by Buzzards, (hu) Argosy November 1949

[]Watson, R. M. (chron.)
• * Chanson Breton, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine July 1901
• * A Child’s Garden, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine November 1901

[]Watson, R. Stocks (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Red Man’s Bluff, (na) Ace-High Magazine 2nd February 1925
• Cowboy Stories May 1925

[]Watson, Ralph (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Jefe Civil and I, (ss) The New Yorker March 31 1956

[]Watson, Ralph A. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Daisy Dave, the Sport Detective; or, a Dandy and Don’t You Forget It, (na) New York Five Cent Library December 31 1892
• * Miss Kitty’s Reply, (ss) The Pacific Monthly December 1908
• * Vaudevilitis, (ar) The Pacific Monthly February 1906

[]Watson, Randall (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Autumn Sonata (A Love Poem for Strangers), (pm) Confrontation #88/89, Fall 2004/Winter 2005

[]Watson, Raymond (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Twenty-Five Miles Aloft, (ss) Adventures to Come ed. J. Berg Esenwein, McLoughlin, 1937

[]Watson, Rebecca (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * “Love Is Very Disorderly”, (ar) Financial Times November 7 2020 [Ref. Mary Gaitskill]

[]Watson, Ren (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Optics, (ss) Brittle Star #42, 2018, as "Sky-sions"
• The Best British Short Stories 2019 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, 2019
• * Sky-sions, (ss) Brittle Star #42, 2018
• The Best British Short Stories 2019 ed. Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing, 2019, as "Optics"

[]Watson, Richard (chron.)
• * The Girl Who Dared, (ss) 10 Story Book November 1924

[]Watson, Richard F.; pseudonym of Robert Silverberg (1935- ) (chron.)
• * Beasts of Nightmare Horror, (nv) Super-Science Fiction June 1959
• Robert Silverberg’s Monsters and Things by Robert Silverberg, Drugstore Indian Press, 2023, as by Robert Silverberg
• * The Big Kick, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine October 1958
• * Blood in the Streets, (nv) Guilty Detective Story Magazine May 1959
• * Bloody Saturday, (nv) Off Beat Detective Stories March 1959
• * Exiled from Earth, (ss) Super-Science Fiction December 1958
• In the Beginning by Robert Silverberg, Subterranean Press, 2006, as by Robert Silverberg
• * Keep Away from My Daughter, (ss) Guilty Detective Story Magazine March 1959
• Rough Trade by Robert Silverberg, PS Publishing, 2017, as by Robert Silverberg
• * A Planet All My Own, (ss) Super-Science Fiction August 1958
• * The Undertaker’s Sideline, (ss) Monsters and Things April 1959
• Putrid Pulp Reprint #3 ed. Dennis J. Druktenis, Scary Monsters Magazine, 2009
• Psycho-Mania! ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 2013, as by Robert Silverberg
• Robert Silverberg’s Monsters and Things by Robert Silverberg, Drugstore Indian Press, 2023, as by Robert Silverberg
• * Vampires from Outer Space, (nv) Super-Science Fiction April 1959
• In the Beginning by Robert Silverberg, Subterranean Press, 2006, as by Robert Silverberg
• Robert Silverberg’s Monsters and Things by Robert Silverberg, Drugstore Indian Press, 2023, as by Robert Silverberg
• * Window Peeper, (ss) Guilty Detective Story Magazine September 1959

[]Watson, Robert (fl. 1840s) (chron.)
• * The Island Queen, (pm) The Chartist Circular #81, April 10 1841

[]Watson, Robert (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Beadle to the Little Minister, (ar) Maclean’s February 15 1935
• * Billy Sloan’s Derby, (ss) Boys’ Life March 1928
• * The Camp of Andy Bell, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1940
• * Film Facts, (ar) Maclean’s August 1 1934
• * The Ghost of Mad Laveen, (ss) Weird Tales January 1929
• * Jim Dragg’s Gethsemane, (ss) Canadian Home Journal September 1928
• * Johnnie Coyote, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1936
• * Remember When?, (ar) Maclean’s August 15 1936
• * The Sheiling at Camel’s Hump, (ss) The Western Home Monthly February 1930
• * The Treasure of Kashee Gwali, (sl) Boys’ Life Jul, Aug 1930

[]Watson, Robert (1947- ) (chron.)
• * A Balloon Rises, (pm) The South Carolina Review Fall 1992
• * The Marksman and His Game, (pm) Transatlantic Review #20, Spring 1966
• * Stealing Jewels in October Noon, (pm) Transatlantic Review #20, Spring 1966
• * Teresa and the Spear of Time, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1997
_____, [ref.]
• * Whilom by Darrell Schweitzer, (br) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1991
• Interzone #47, May 1991

[]Watson, Robert Alexander (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Jimmy Hogan, (ss) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1907

[]Watson, Robert E. (fl. 1960s)
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• * Editor: The Nylon Jungle v1 #1, v1 #2 1962, v1 #3, v1 #4, v1 #6 1963, v2 #1, v2 #2, v2 #3, v2 #4, v2 #5, v2 #6 1964, v3 #1, v3 #2, v3 #3 1965
  v3 #4, v4 #1, v4 #2, v4 #3 1966, v5 #2, v5 #3 1967, v6 #1, v6 #2, v6 #3 1968, v7 #2 1969

[]Watson, Robert L. (chron.)
• * Typical Mendicants of New York, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine July 1896

[]Watson, Roger L. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Second-Hand Wives, (ar) Adam August 1972

[]Watson, Rollie W. (chron.)
• * Tillamook County, Oregon, (ar) Bonville’s Western Monthly July 1909

[]Watson, Rosamund Marriott; [née Ball] (1860-1911); used pseudonym Graham R. Tomson (about) (chron.)
• * Abschied, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine May 1901
• * After Sunset, (??) Scribner’s Magazine June 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Albury Old Church, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1905
• * Allerseelen, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine October 1898
• * All-Souls Day, (pm) Tares: A Book of Verse by Rosamund Marriott Watson, Kegan, Paul, Trench, 1884
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1895
• Fantasy Macabre #13, 1990
• * The Altar of the Dead, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine November 1906
• * At Evening, (??) Scribner’s Magazine January 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * At the Ferry, (??) Scribner’s Magazine June 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Aubade, (pm) The Yellow Book January 1896
• * Autumnal, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1904
• The Windsor Magazine #131, November 1905
• * Ave Atque Vale, (pm) The Atlantic Monthly September 1894, as by Graham R. Tomson
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * The Baboushka, (pm) Atalanta #27, December 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ballade of Gracieuse and Percinet, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1909
• * Ballade of the Bourne, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ballade of the Flight of Nicolette, (pm) Longman’s Magazine September 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ballad of a Were-wolf, (pm) , as by Graham R. Tomson
• Demon Lovers ed. Lucy Berman, Tandem Books, 1970, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ballad of Pentyre Town, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ballad of the Bird-Bride, (pm) , as by Graham R. Tomson
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * A Ballad of the Werewolf, (pm) A Summer Night, and Other Poems by Graham R. Tomson, Methuen, 1891, as by Graham R. Tomson
• Silver Bullets ed. Eleanor Dobson, The British Library, 2017
• Journ-E #2, Autumnal Equinox 2022
• * Ballad of the Willow Pool, (??) Scribner’s Magazine February 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Ballad of Tonio Manzi, (??) Scribner’s Magazine January 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Between the Lights, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1896
• * Bird of Paradise, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1901
• * Chiaroscuro, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine September 1904
• * The Child Alone, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine January 1898
• The London Magazine March 1907
• * Children of the Mist, (pm) The Yellow Book January 1897
• * The China Castle, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1907
• * The Christmas Tree, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1903
• * The City of Dream, (??) Scribner’s Magazine February 1895
• * Compensation, (??) Scribner’s Magazine August 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Coup de Grâce, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1902
• * The Cruel Priest, (pm) Longman’s Magazine September 1888, uncredited.
• * The Dark of the Moon, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine November 1907
• * Death and Justice, (??) Scribner’s Magazine July 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Deid Folks’ Ferry, (pm)
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * D’Outremer, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1903
• * D’Outre Tombe, (pm) The Yellow Book July 1896
• * The Early Stars, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1906
• * “Einst, O Wunder!”, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1897
• * The End of the Day, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #192, December 1910
• * Ephemeron, (??) The Atlantic Monthly September 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Epitaph, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine April 1893, as by Graham R. Tomson
• Smith’s Magazine April 1906, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Faeries’ Cobbler, (pm) Longman’s Magazine February 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Fantasy, (??) Scribner’s Magazine December 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Farm on the Links, (pm)
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * Fata Morgana, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine November 1902
• * The Flower and the Leaf, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine August 1909
• * The Forlorn Hope, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1896
• * Fugitives, (??) Scribner’s Magazine November 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Fulfilment, (??) Scribner’s Magazine June 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Garden of Mnemosyne, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #202, October 1911
• * The Garner, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #201, September 1911
• Everybody’s Magazine April 1916
• * Ghosts, (pm) The Cosmopolitan September 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• The Cosmopolitan February 1894, as by Graham R. Tomson
• Fantasy and Terror #9, 1986, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Gloria Mundi (“Dawn moves abroad in the air…”), (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1900
• * Gloria Mundi (“Give us the earth’s whole heart but once to know”), (pm) The Century Magazine July 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Golden Touch, (pm) The Yellow Book July 1895
• * The Green Pavilions, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1901
• * The Haunted Palace, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine September 1908
• * Heart of Gold, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #185, May 1910
• * Hereafter, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine March 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * Hesternae Rosae, (??) The Atlantic Monthly February 1891, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * His Arrogance of Arcady, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #137, May 1906
• * Hodiernæ Rosæ, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1909
• * The House Desolate, (pm) The Yellow Book October 1895
• * The House of Change, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine September 1909
• * In Surrey Lanes, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #108, December 1903
• * In the Down Country of England, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1895, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Isle of Voices, (pm) The Yellow Book April 1895
• * Jack Frost’s Garden, (pm) Wide Awake January 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Jean Francois Millet, (??) The Atlantic Monthly August 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Keven the Fisher, (pm) Wide Awake December 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * King Solomon’s Dream, (??) Scribner’s Magazine December 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Lamp in the Pool, (??) Scribner’s Magazine January 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Launch of the Leaves, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine September 1907
• * Lavender and Pansies, (pm) Atalanta #45, June 1891, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * A Laverock or Lark, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #187, July 1910
• * Life’s Harvest, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine August 1902
• * A Lost Lesson, (pm) Wide Awake October 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Low Road, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine August 1906
• * Lux et Umbra, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine October 1906
• * The Magic Flute, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #101, May 1903
• The Smart Set December 1904
• * The Magic Lanthorn, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1899
• * Make Believe, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine August 1912
• * Marchen, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1895, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Le Mauvais Larron, (pm)
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * Meminisse Juvabit, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine March 1898
• * The Mill-Water, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #184, April 1910
• * Mirage, (??) Scribner’s Magazine July 1894, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Moor Girl’s Well, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Morgenlied, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1904
• * My Boat, (pm) Wide Awake October 1890, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Nachtstuck, (pm) Tares: A Book of Verse by Rosamund Marriott Watson, Kegan, Paul, Trench, 1884
• Fantasy & Terror #12, 1989
• * Neiges D’Antan, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine November 1897
• * The New Moon, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1906
• * A New Year Fantasy, (pm) Atalanta #40, January 1891, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Night-Piece, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine January 1900
• * Nocturne, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine August 1897
• * A Novel Pet, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #149, May 1907
• * Oasis, (pm) The Yellow Book April 1897
• * Omar Khayyam, (??) The Atlantic Monthly October 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Omnia Somnia, (pm) The Country Gentleman #2967, December 9 1909
• * The Open Door, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine May 1903
• * The Organ-Man, (pm) Wide Awake January 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Perdita’s Pot-Pourri, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1906
• * “Per Domos Ditis Vacuas”, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1898
• * The Phantom of False Morning, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1906
• * Picardy for Painters, and Others, (ar) Longman’s Magazine September 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * The Pilgrim, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine June 1899
• * Prelude, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine October 1901
• * Prisoners and Captives, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine June 1906
• The Windsor Magazine #148, April 1907
• * De Profundis, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine July 1896
• * Requiescat, (pm) The Yellow Book April 1895
• * Reveille, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #176, August 1909
• * Revenant, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1907
• * Schnontz and I, (pm) Wide Awake March 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Serenade, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1898
• * Sheep Bells, (pm) The Cosmopolitan July 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Snows of Yesterday, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Magazine November 1909
• * Soir d’Automne, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1903
• * Spring Song, (??) Scribner’s Magazine April 1891, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Spring Song, (??) Scribner’s Magazine April 1896
• * The Starling, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #167, November 1908
• * Stornello, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine November 1911
• * Surimono, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #114, June 1904
• * Thalassa, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine June 1908
• * To a Châtelaine, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1905
• * To a Child, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine March 1907
• * To Momotaro, My Pug, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine September 1903
• * To My Cat, (pm)
• A Victorian Anthology, 1837-1895 ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Riverside Press, 1895
• * Two Songs, (gp) The Yellow Book April 1895
• * Two Songs (“Through the gold of a windy sunset”), (pm) The Windsor Magazine #191, November 1910
• * Two Sonnets—To-Day—To-Night, (??) Scribner’s Magazine April 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Ultima Thule, (pm) Tares: A Book of Verse by Rosamund Marriott Watson, Kegan, Paul, Trench, 1884
• Harper’s Monthly Magazine June 1907
• Fantasy & Terror #12, 1989
• * An Unbidden Guest, (??) Scribner’s Magazine October 1887, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Vale, (??) Scribner’s Magazine December 1893, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Verspertilia, (pm) The Yellow Book January 1895, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * A Wayside Calvary, (??) The Atlantic Monthly June 1888, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * “Where Neither Moth nor Rust Doth Corrupt.”, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1897
• * The White Cat, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine January 1909
• * The White Garden, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1905
• * The White Marble Sphinx, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #119, November 1904
• * The Wind of Dreams, (pm) Scribner’s Magazine December 1909
• * The Wind’s Summons, (??) The Atlantic Monthly April 1892, as by Graham R. Tomson
• * Winter Music, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine January 1906
• * Worship, (??) Scribner’s Magazine July 1889, as by Graham R. Tomson
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• * The Monkey and the Jellyfish by A. Nishimaru, (ss) The Premier Magazine #9, January 1915; translated from the Japanese.
• The Red Magazine January 1935

[]Watson, S. B. (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Child Fighter, (ss) Spinetingler Magazine Fall 2017
• * Cutter, (ss) The Dark City Crime & Mystery Magazine October 2019
• * Death for the Daffodils, (ss) Mystery Magazine April 2022
• * The Eyes of St. Thomas, (ss) Mystery Magazine August 2024

[]Watson, S. H. (chron.)
• * The Secrets of Time and Space, (ar) The Hidden World #A-9, Spring 1963

[]Watson, Sam (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Flash Artists, (sy) Corridor8 #2, 2010
_____, [ref.]
• * The “Sacred Heart”: Sam Watson’s The Kadaitcha Sung by Roslyn Weaver, (ar) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction #2, June 2008

[]Watson, Sarah A. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * My Brother, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine September 1864

[]Watson, Scott (chron.)
• * Untitled XX, (pm) Space and Time #100, Spring 2007

[]Watson, Shane (C.) (fl. 2000s-2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * C.J. & Bud, (cv) Nth Degree #26, August/September 2018
• * The Gallery, (pi) Nth Degree #19, June/July 2010
• * [front cover], (cv) Nth Degree #12, December 2004
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Nth Degree #16 Sep/Oct, #17 Nov/Dec 2009, #19 Jun/Jul 2010, #21 Jan/Feb 2012, #25 Oct/Dec 2014

[]Watson, Sheila (Doherty) (1909-1998) (chron.)
• * Antigone, (ss)
• Oxford Book of Stories by Canadian Women in English ed. Rosemary Sullivan, Oxford University Press US, 1999

[]Watson, Shelia
_____, ed.
• * Editor (with Douglas Barbour, John Orrel, Steven Scorbie, Wilfred Watson & Norman Yates): White Pelican - Quarterly Review of the Arts Autumn 1974

[]Watson, Simeon O. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * O’er Rusted Rails, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912

[]Watson, Simon (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Joy Ride, (ss) The First Puffin’s Pleasure ed. Kaye Webb & Treld Bicknell, Puffin, 1976
• * Thief, (ss) Young Winter’s Tales 5 ed. M. R. Hodgkin, Macmillan UK, 1974
_____, [ref.]
• * No Man’s Land by Peter Nicholls, (br) Foundation #10, June 1976
• Genre Fiction: The Roaring Years by Peter Nicholls, Ansible Editions, 2022

[]Watson, Spencer (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Stolen Fortune, (sl) The Thriller #384 Jun 13, #385 Jun 20, #386 Jun 27 1936

[]Watson, Stephen (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * A Beer at the Diamond, (ss) Big Pulp Summer 2009
• * Untitled CL, (pm) Space and Time #103, Spring 2008

[]Watson, Sterling (1947- ) (chron.)
• * Extraordinary Things, (ss) Tampa Bay Noir ed. Colette Bancroft, Akashic Books, 2020

[]Watson, Stuart (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Hatchet Head, (ss) Dark Horses #18, July 2023

[]Watson, Susan (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Like a Star, (ss) The Yellow Room #4, Spring 2010

[]Watson, Sydney (fl. 1890s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Princess: A Pit Maiden, (nv) Horner’s Penny Stories #162, February 20 1896

[]Watson, T. Malcolm (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * “Founded on Fact”, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1884
• * Ginger, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1885
• * A Powerful Ally, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1884
• * A Transferred Identity, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1883

[]Watson, T. S. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1902

[]Watson, T. X. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Boston Hearth Project, (ss) Sunvault ed. Phoebe Wagner & Brontë Christopher Wieland, Upper Rubber Boot Books, 2017

[]Watson, Terence (chron.)
• * Apostate, (pm) The Bridge April 1946

[]Watson, Theodore (chron.)
• * Edison’s Revolution in Iron Mining, (ar) The Idler June 1901
• * War of Titans for the Commercial Supremacy of the World:
  * ___ c) Edison’s Revolution in Iron Mining, (ar) The Idler June 1901

[]Watson, Thomas (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Cinders in Your Eyes: Presuppositions of Another Form, (ss) Eternity #4, 1975
• * Sorry Kid, (ss)
• Encore No.1, Grafton, 1946

[]Watson, Thomas C. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [letter from West ORange, TX], (lt) Amazing Science Fiction Stories April 1974

[]Watson, Thomas E. (1856-1922) (about) (chron.)
• * Abraham Lincoln’s Silly Biographers, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Address of Hon. Thos. E. Watson at Atlanta (with Phil W. Davis), (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908
• * After All, It Depends Upon Who Owns the Ox, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * After Election Thoughts, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * The Anarchists, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1908
• * Answer to Booker Washington, (ed) Watson’s Magazine June 1905
• Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1908
• * An Appeal to Patriotism, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * As It Is, and As It Might Be, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1907
• * As to Hearst, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Bankers Shut Mr. Watson out of a Chautauqua Lecture Field, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * Between the Mill-Stones, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * Book Reviews, (rc) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jan, Feb 1907
• * Books, (br) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906
• * Break Away from Party Bondage, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1907
• * “Broken by It I May Be: Bend to It I Never Will”, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * Bryan and the Bennett Will, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * The Catholic Hierarchy and Politics, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * The Color Line, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1907
• * Color Line in England—Admirality and War Office Refuse to Permit Subject to Enlist, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * Concerning Money, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1908
• * Confiscatory, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1907
• * Confiscatory Impudence, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1907
• * The Congressional Mileage Grab, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1908
• * Corporation Anchors to Windward, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1907
• * Corporation Encroachment, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * The Cotton Grower Loses Both Ways, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1907
• * The Curious History of a Transcontinental Highway, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1907
• * The Dismissal of Those Negro Troops, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Dream Children, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1907
• * Drive the Usurpers Back, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * The Editor Chats with His Friends, (ms) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
• * Editorial Notes, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Oct 1907
• * Editorial Notes and Clippings, (ed) Watson’s Magazine November 1914
• * Editorials, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906
  
* ___ Mr. Bryan’s Shameful Treatment of the South—Uncle Remus Is Dead—The Old Packet Boat by the James, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1908
• * Educational Department, (qa) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jun 1905, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1906
  Jan, Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1907, Sep 1908
• * Education Department, (qa) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * The Encroachments and Usurpations of the Federal Judiciary, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1908
• * England’s Way, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * The Farmers Union, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1908
• * The Farmers’ Union and the Ocala Platform, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1907
• * The Favorite Idol at Rome, or How the Papists Worship Nero and His Mother, (ar) Watson’s Magazine November 1914
• * The Fight in Mississippi, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1907
• * Fortitude, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * Forward, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Glimpses Behind the Curtain, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1908
• * Government by Federal Judges, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
• * Governor Broward and the Everglades, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
• * Gov. Vardaman of Mississippi, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1907
• * The Greatest of Women, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * The Great Political Battle in Mississippi, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * The Gubernatorial Campaign in Georgia, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * The Hapsburgs, the Holy Roman Empire and the Papacy, (ar) Watson’s Magazine November 1914
• * Hearst Against the Farmers, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1908
• * The Hearst Party, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * Hon. Wharton Barker’s Platform, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * “How I Came to Write the Napoleon”, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * How Labor Is Protected by the Tariff, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * How New York Gets the Money, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1908
• * How They Work It, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1908
• * How to Curb the Federal Judges, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1907
• * Humbugging the Farmer, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1907
• * If Napoleon Had Won, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1907
• * In the Circulation Department, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1907
• * In the Circulation Department, (ms) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * Jerome: A Prosecuting Attorney, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1907
• * The Jesuit’s Oath, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * “The Late”, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1908
• * Let the Government Create the Money, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1908
• * Life and Times of Andrew Jackson, (bg) Watson’s Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec 1907
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1908 [Ref. Andrew Jackson]
• Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jan, Feb 1907
• * Lord Macaulay and the Roman Catholic System, (ar) Watson’s Magazine November 1914
• * Love Licks, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Merely Incidental, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1907
• * The Mission of the Reformer, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * Mr. Bryan and Mr. Watson, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Mr. Bryan’s Shameful Treatment of the South—Uncle Remus Is Dead—The Old Packet Boat by the James, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1908
• * Mr. Watson’s Letter of Acceptance of 1896, (lt) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * Morgan Wept, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * The Most Original Poem, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * The National Campaign, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1908
• * National Finance Run Mad, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * The National Political Outlook, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1908
• * Negro Nurses for White Children, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * The Negro Question, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * Negro Secret Societies, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * The New Year, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * The Night Free Silver Was Killed, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1907
• * Not for Rockefeller’s Pastor nor for Ryan’s Priest, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * Not Quite, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1907
• * An October Day, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908
• * The Oddities of the Great, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908
• * Of National Interest, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * The Open Road, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1907
• * Ornamental Flag Poles—Eastern Insurance Companies, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * “Orthodox Socialism”, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1907
• * Our Creed, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1908
• * Our National Finances, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * A Page from History, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * Pages Lost from a Book, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908
• * Party Government, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1908
• * The Philosopher’s Stone Found at Last, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1908
• * Political Comment, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * The Political Situation, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine March 1905
• * Politics and Economics, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine Apr, May 1905
• * A Prophecy Which Has Become a Dread Reality, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * The Proposed Ship Subsidy, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Random Talk About Nervous People, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1907
• * The Reign of the Technicality, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1908
• * Returning Thanks to My Friends, (ms) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * The Right Reverend Bishop of San Antonio, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1907
• * Robert Toombs, (bg) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907 [Ref. Robert Augustus Toombs]
• * Rotten Advertisements, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * The Sentence of Ravaillac, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * Shameful National Finance, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * Shoot, Luke, or Give Up the Gun, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Socialism at War with Love of Home and Country, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1907
• * Soldier, Take Your Wound, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * Some Aftermath of the Civil War, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * Some Evils of the Steel Trust, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * Some Political History and Comment, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * Some Random Talk on Literary Topics, and the Crowning of a Living Poet, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * The Steel Trust and the Farmer, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine March 1907
• * The Stewardship, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * Stretching the Consitution, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine July 1907
• * The Struggle of Church Against State in France, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * This Is Why the Panic Came, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1908
• * To Virginia and Return, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1908
• * Two Unsound and Vicious Decisions, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine April 1907
• * Under the Trucks, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine September 1907
• * What He Wanted to Know, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine December 1908
• * What Is Law? Two Celebrated Cases, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine August 1907
• * What Price Should Cotton Bring?, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
• * “Whose Son Is a Fool and Whose Daughter Is a Foreign Princess”, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1908
• * The Winecup, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
• * The Wise Man and the Silly King, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908
• * With Brisbane at Delmonico’s, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907
• * A Word on the Tariff, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1907
• * A Word to the Cotton Manufacturers, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine November 1908
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Tom Watson’s Magazine Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1907
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1908
  Nov 1914
_____, [ref.]
• * Honor to Whom Honor Is Due: Tom Watson Is Entitled to Honor for the R.F.D. System, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine January 1908, uncredited.
• * Mr. Watson in His Home by Charles J. Bayne, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine February 1907

[]Watson, Thomas F. (chron.)
• * Christian Science Heals the Sick and Reforms the Sinner, (ar) Overland Monthly June 1916

[]Watson, Thomas J., Jr. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Technological Change, (ar) Goals for Americans, Prentice-Hall, 1960
• Of Men and Machines ed. Arthur O. Lewis, Jr., E.P. Dutton, 1963

[]Watson, Tom (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * “We Survived 18 Days in the ‘Sea of the Damned’”, (ts) Action for Men January 1972; as told to Todd Cross

[]Watson, Tony (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Ambit #77, 1978/79

[]Watson, Vesta H. (chron.)
• * A Chinese Master of Political Science, (ar) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly May 1924

[]Watson, Victor (chron.)
• * Cup Ties!, (ar) Chums January 12 1924

[]Watson, Virginia (fl. 1890s-1930s) (chron.)
• * America’s Burdens, (pm) Harper’s Magazine April 1919
• * April and I, (pm) Harper’s Magazine April 1922
• * An April World, (pm) Harper’s Bazar May 1913
• * Cana, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1919
• * The Galleons, (pm) Harper’s Magazine March 1920
• * Her Proper Sphere, (ss) National Magazine May 1913
• * In Memory of an Artist, (pm) Harper’s Magazine May 1927
• * Intervention, (ss) Harper’s Weekly December 7 1912
• * The Perfect Triangle: Editors, Writers and Readers, (ar) Writer’s Digest March 1931
• * The Pine Tree, (pm) Harper’s Magazine June 1921
• * Romance, (pm) Harper’s Magazine January 1925
• * The Topaz Necklace, (vi) Harper’s Magazine July 1923
• * Uncharted, (pm) Harper’s Magazine November 1915
_____, trans.
• * The Better Part by Paul Bourget, (sl) Our World Sep, Oct 1924
• * The Black Knight by H. Von Gotzendorf-Grabowski, (ss) Short Stories September 1898; translated from the German for Short Stories.
• * A False Confession by Paul Bourget, (ss) World Fiction November 1922
• * The Guest by Paul Bourget, (ss) Our World August 1923
• * The Gypsy Van by Paul Bourget, (ss) Our World October 1923
• * Jean-Louis Coste, Mechanic by Paul Bourget, (ss) Our World March 1923
• * Krambambulis by Marie Von Ebner-Eschenbach, (ss) Short Stories July 1898; translated from the German.
• * The Little Harlequin by Alexander Ular, (ss) Short Stories March 1899
• * The Memoirs of an Orderly by A. Oskar Klaussmann, (ss) Short Stories August 1898; translated from the German.
• * Moonlight by Guy de Maupassant, (ss) Short Stories October 1903; translated from the French (“Clair de Lune”, Gil Blas, October 19, 1882 as by Maufrigneuse).
• * My Estate by Paul Olkar Hacker, (ss) Short Stories June 1899
• * The Old Governess by Heinrich Seidel, (ss) The Outlook August 18 1900
• * Piney the Dwarf by Rudolf Baumbach, (ss) Short Stories September 1900; translated from the German.
• * Three Days of Zoe’s Life by Kerimee Hanoum, (ss) Short Stories December 1898; translated from the German.
• * The Two Sapphires by Frédéric Boutet, (ss) Harper’s Magazine July 1926
• Vanity Fair (US) January 1929
• * The Unfriendly Friend by Paul Bourget, (ss) Our World June 1924

[]Watson, W(illiam) (1858-1925) (about) (chron.)
• * The Boy’s Own Orchid-House, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper May 26, Jun 2, Jun 9 1894
• * A Chat About Lilies, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 27 1899
• * Daffodils, and How to Grow Them, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Feb 23, Mar 2, Mar 16 1901
• * In the Scottish Highlands, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 26 1909

[]Watson, W. Commerford (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pan: The Fiction Magazine July 1922

[]Watson, W. F. (fl. 1900s-1930s) (chron.)
• * At the Pawnbroker’s, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine July 1931
• * Bosses, Foremen and Managers, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1930
• * Clocking On!, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1932
• * Industrial Psychology: The Worker’s View, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1926
• * Labour Colleges, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1927
• * Labour Leadership: A Lucrative Profession, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine June 1927
• * Measurement and Management, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1931
• * Mysteries of the Pay Envelope, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1930
• * The Omnipotent Machine!, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1928
• * Photographing Through Animals’ Eyes, (ia) Collier’s Weekly April 30 1904
• * The Quest for Work, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1929
• * The Romance of the Hammer, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1933
• * The Sack!, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine January 1931
• * Shopmates o’Mine, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1929
• * Some Machines I Have Worked!, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine October 1931
• * Some Shops I Have Worked In, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine August 1929
• * Some Things I Have Helped to Make, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine February 1930
• * Strikes, Past, Present and Future, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1933
• * Tools, Tackle and Gadgets, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1932
• * The Tragedy of Toil, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine June 1928
• * Whose Work Is It?, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1927
• * Workshop Casualties!, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine April 1932

[]Watson, Walker (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Stink, (ss) Black Sheep #31, January 2026

[]Watson, Wallace (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * At Any Cost, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine October 15 1913
• * The Bigger Game, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine December 30 1914
• * Brazen Victory, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine October 30 1914
• Sport Story Magazine January 8 1925
• * The Crusader, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine November 15 1913
• Sport Story Magazine July 8 1924
• * Dora, of the China Coast, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine October 1915
• * For the Club’s Honor, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine March 15 1914
• * For the Last Furlong, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine December 10 1914
• * The Game Higher Up, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine September 30 1914 (v18 #6)
• * His Biggest Hour, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1913
• Sport Story Magazine Dec 8 1923, Jan 22 1925
• * In the Final Chukker, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine August 30 1914
• Sport Story Magazine August 8 1924
• * The Long Throw, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine December 1 1913
• Sport Story Magazine September 22 1923
• * Off the Map, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine February 15 1914
• * On Hairpin Curve, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine June 30 1914
• Sport Story Magazine March 22 1924
• * On Running Edge, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine September 15 1913
• * On Sanded Greens, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine September 20 1914 (v19 #2)
• Sport Story Magazine October 8 1923
• * On the Long Eighteenth, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine December 30 1914
• Sport Story Magazine February 22 1924
• * On the Rim, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine November 30 1914
• * Plumes of Victory, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine September 30 1914 (v19 #3)
• * Point for Point, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine May 10 1914
• * Ready! Row!, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine July 20 1914
• Sport Story Magazine May 8 1925
• * The Red Card, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine March 1 1914
• * Through Wind-Whipped Waters, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine September 10 1914 (v18 #4)
• * The Twenty-Fourth Hour, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine April 1 1914