The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

SHAW, FRANK H. (stories) (continued)

• Charles (ss)
• The Chief of the Golden Hope (ss)
• The “Colston’s” Record Run (ss)
• Established in Strength (ss)
• The Fifth Point (ss)
• The Fighters (ss)
• The Last Ship (ss)
• Master of “The Flower” (ss)
• Ocean Flight (ss)
• Sir (ss)
• “Tubbs” Sahib and Lalhor Serang (ss)

SHAW, FRANK M. (stories)

• Thanks to the Lion (sl) Top-Notch Dec 1, Dec 15 1922

SHAW, FREDERIC (stories)

• The Bedford, a Beautiful Old-Timer (ar) Railroad Stories Aug 1937

SHAW, G. M. (stories)

• How I Weighed the Thanksgiving Turkey (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1877

SHAW, GEORGE BERNARD (1856-1950) (stories)

• Serenade (ss) 1885
• A Word More About Verdi (ar) The Anglo-Saxon Review Mar 1901
• Cashel Byron’s Profession (sl) The Weekly Press Jun 18 1902
• The Theatre of the Future (ar) The Grand Magazine Feb 1905
• Passion, Poison, Petrifaction; or, The Fatal Gazogene (pl) Harry Furniss’s Christmas Annual 1905
• Aerial Football: The New Game (ss) The Neolith Nov 1907
• Fanny’s First Play (pl) Hearst’s Magazine Nov 1912; abridged; Play of the Month.
• Overruled (ss) Hearst’s Magazine May 1913
• “The Charm of Make-Believe” by Granville Barker (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• “A ‘Good Notice’” by S. L. Littlewood (ms) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• “In Praise of Puppets” by G. K. Chesterton (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• “Puppet Shows in Hyde Park?” by Gordon Craig (ms) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• Puppets and Actors (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• “A Reply to Mr. Shaw” by Arthur Bourchier (ms) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• “The Story of Clunn Lewis” by Gertrude Robins (ms) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• Androcles and the Lion (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1914
• Killing for Sport (ar) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• One Thing to be Done besides Fighting (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• Pygmalion (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1914
• Great Catherine (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1915
• The Smooth: A Greeting to a Visitor (ms) The Green Book Magazine Mar 1915
• Getting Married (pl) Physical Culture Oct, Nov, Dec 1915
• Bernard Shaw and Jesus (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1917; actually a long letter from Shaw followed by Harris’s response.
• The Golden West [with Frank Harris] (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1917; a letter from Shaw merged with commentary by Harris.
• Back to Methuselah (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1922
• The Six Greatest Men (ms) The Strand 1922
• Dare We Change Their Destiny? [with P. D. Vernon] (iv) The Passing Show Mar 10 1934
• A Question too Many for G.B.S. [with Dorothy Royal] (ar) The Passing Show Sep 12 1936; extracts from an exchange of letters between GBS and Royal.
• If War Comes, What Will Ireland Do? (ar) Liberty Jul 29 1939
• Thing, Odette, Think! (ar) Lilliput Apr 1940; response to Keun’s article.
• How England Can Win (ar) Liberty Aug 31 1940
• The Irish and the Germans (ar) Liberty Nov 9 1940
• Is America in The War? (ar) Liberty May 24 1941
• The U.S.S.R. and the World (ar) Liberty Jun 21 1941
• Bernard Shaw Advises a Young Writer [with Alfred Ridgway] (lt) Lilliput Mar 1945; exchange of letters.
• Why She Would Not: A Little Comedy (pl) The London Magazine Aug 1956
• “The Living Dead—IV: Bernard Shaw” by Angus Wilson (ar) The London Magazine Dec 1956
• “A Most Happy and Fruitful Marriage” by Allan Chappelow (ex) Charles Skilton 1961
• “‘My Dear Woman…’” by Allan Chappelow (ex) Charles Skilton 1961
• “‘One of Us’” by Allan Chappelow (ex) Charles Skilton 1961
• Said Witty Mr. Shaw (ms)
• Shafts by Shaw (ms)
• A Trilogy of Wits [with Oscar Wilde & Remy de Gourmont] (ms)

SHAW, GORDON (stories)

• No Fools Like Old Fools! (ss) Chums Mar 29 1928
• “Mystery Ranch” (ss) Chums Jun 26 1928

SHAW, H. SUSAN (stories)

• The Play (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #33 2004

SHAW, HARRIET (stories)

• High-Priced Heart (ss) Love Fiction Monthly Jan 1941

SHAW, HERBERT (stories)

• The Terror of the “Norway Sun” (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1901; macabre.
• The Lady of Death (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1902; crime.
• Wednesday the Third (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1904
• Cadbury Diplomatist (ss) The Captain Nov 1910
• The Watcher at Number 6 (ss) The London Magazine Nov 1910
• The Jobmaster (ss) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1912
• Jimmy’s Old Man (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1912
• The Mummer’s Mask (ss) The Red Magazine Nov 1 1912
• Vagabond (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly Mar 17 1923
• Something Very Special (ss) The Passing Show Sep 3 1932
• Waiter, Waiter (ss) The Passing Show Sep 10 1932
• Ten Minute Alibi [with Anthony Armstrong] (sl) London: Methuen 1934
• Wives Don’t Understand (ss) The Dallas Morning News Aug 4 1935
• The Good Customer (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1936
• Perfect Timing (ss) The Passing Show May 1 1937
• Something Good for Father (ss) Happy Mag. Nov 1939
• Emperor of the Green (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1940
• Women Want Too Much (ss)

SHAW, HILDA M. (stories)

• Jim’s Great Idea (ss) Girl’s Own Paper Dec 1921

SHAW, (Colin) HOWARD (1934- ) (stories)

SHAW, HOWARD ,designs

• A Country House in the West [with Fred’k C. Bartlett] (pi) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1909

SHAW, IRENE; pseudonym of Irene Roberts, (1925- ) (stories)

• She Didn’t See Danger (cl) Peg’s Paper May 6 1939

SHAW, IRWIN (1913-1984) (stories)

• Where All Things Wise and Fair Descend (ss) 1937
• Voice of Conscience (ss) Colliers Jul 16 1938
• The Greek General (ss) Colliers Oct 15 1938
• Stop Pushing (ss) Colliers Dec 10 1938
• Residents of Other Cities (ss) Esquire Jul 1939
• Triumph of Justice (ss) 1940
• Search Through the Streets of the City (ss) New Yorker Aug 2 1941
• Retreat (ss) Colliers Jan 27 1945
• The Priest (ss) New Yorker Apr 7 1945
• Medal from Jerusalem (ss) Colliers Apr 13 1946
• The Convert (ss) Esquire Sep 1947
• The Single Brute (ss) Esquire Oct 1947
• The Young Lions (n.) New York: Random House 1948
• Tip on a Dead Jockey (nv) New Yorker Mar 6 1954
• The Eighty-Yard Run (ss) Playboy May 1955
• Then We Were Three (ss) McCall’s Aug 1955
• The Kiss at Croton Falls (ss) Colliers May 11 1956; a rollicking tale of a romance that was out of this world.
• It Happened in Rochester (ss) Gent Feb 1957
• Circle of Light (ss) Esquire Oct 1958
• Love on a Dark Street (nv) Esquire Mar 1961
• Tune Every Heart and Every Voice (ss) Playboy Jan 1962
• Noises in the City (ss) Playboy Jun 1962
• The Inhabitants of Venus (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 26 1963
• Goldilocks at Graveside (ss) Esquire Jul 1964
• Once, in Aleppo (nv) Playboy Dec 1964
• The Mannichon Solution (nv) Playboy Dec 1967
• God Was Here But He Left Early (ss) Esquire Jul 1968
• Whispers in Bedlam (na) Playboy Feb 1969
• Thomas in Elysium (ss) Playboy Jan 1970
• Rich Man’s Weather (ss) Playboy Jul 1970
• Small Saturday (ss) Playboy Sep 1971
• Beggarman, Thief (sl) Playboy Sep, Oct 1977
• Full Many a Flower (ss) Playboy Jan 1978
• Top of the Hill (ex) Playboy Aug 1979
• The Top of the Hill (ss) Playboy Oct 1979
• Battle’s Incision (ss)
• The City Was in Total Darkness (ss)
• Strawberry Ice Cream (ss)

SHAW, J. (stories)

• Atomic Bomb (ms) Mammoth Detective Jul 1947

SHAW, J. T. (stories)

• S.O.L. (ss) Battle Stories Nov 1927

SHAW, JANE D. (stories)

• Smitten (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #29 2003

SHAW, JANET BEELER (stories)

• Saturday Night in Pinedale, Wyoming (ss) TriQuarterly #51 1981
• Heading Home (ss) McCall’s Sep 1984
• Honeymoon (ss) McCall’s May 1985

SHAW, JERI (stories)

• The Last Word (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #16 1964

SHAW, JOHN (stories)

• Song (pm) The All-Story Magazine Jul 1908

SHAW, JON (stories)

• The Gay Goblins Removing (ct) Family Journal Apr 6 1929

SHAW, JORDAN L. (stories)

• letter (lt) Clues Jun 1931

SHAW, JOSEPH T(hompson) (1874-1952); see pseudonym Mark Harper (stories)

• Derelict (sl) New York: Knopf 1930
• Fugitive (sl) Black Mask Aug 1932 (+3)

SHAW, KATHERINE (stories)

• Night Court (ss) Cats with Wings Jun 2007

SHAW, KATHERINE M. (stories)

• The Gyp That Failed (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1927
• Bootlegger’s Blues (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1928
• Gyps That Pass in the Night (ss) Breezy Stories Oct 1928

SHAW, KEM (stories)

• Coffee for Two (ss) Breezy Stories Feb 1929

SHAW, KERRY (stories)

• Husband Hunter (sl) Husbands Jan, Feb 1936

SHAW, KIRK (stories)

• The Raft (ss) Weird Tales Mar 1953
• letter (lt) Weird Tales Sep 1953
• The Watcher Awakes (ss) Weird Tales Sep 1953

SHAW, L. H. de VISME (stories)

• The Naked Men of the Night (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1899; macabre.

SHAW, L. T. (stories)

• Sodbuster Sweetheart (ss) Real Western Romances Mar 1951

SHAW, LARRY T.; [i.e., Lawrence Taylor Shaw] (1924-1985); see pseudonym Terry Thor (stories)

• Seeds of Insecurity (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Aug 1951
• The Captive Audience (nv) Science Fiction Quarterly Nov 1952
• Saucers in the Belfry (ar) Space Science Fiction Nov 1952
• Speech on Kuttner: ESFA March 2, 1958 (sp) HKLPLOD Sum 1963
• Methods for Murder (cl) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jul 1979
• Mike Shayne Mystery Makers (ms) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Sep 1979; (bios of Smith & Fritch, letter from Reasoner).

SHAW, LAU (stories)

• Rickshaw Boy (ab) Liberty Dec 8 1945; tr. by Even King

SHAW, LAWRENCE (stories)

• Detroit’s Pipe Dream Come True (ar) Real Apr 1960

SHAW, LESLIE M. (stories)

• Christmas Greeting to the National (ar) National Magazine Dec 1902
• Give the Boys a Fair Chance (ar) National Magazine Mar 1903

SHAW, LOU (stories)

• The Twins’ Compromise (ss) The Junior Munsey Dec 1901

SHAW, M. C. (stories)

• letter (lt) Weird Tales Feb 1933

SHAW, MARGARET (stories)

• Gorilla Sanctuary (ar) Zoo Mar 1937
• The Facts about Our Bid Sanctuaries (ar) Zoo May 1937
• How the Herring Comes to Harvest (ar) Zoo Nov 1937

SHAW, MARION (stories)

• A Room of One’s Own to A Literature of Their Own (ar) South Carolina Review Fll 1996

SHAW, MARY (stories)

• The Vanity of the Actor (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 28 1911
• The Psychology of the Audience (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 18 1911
• Fun on the Stage (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 18 1911
• Life on a Private Car (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1911
• The Boston Museum and Daly’s Theater (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1911
• Producing a Play on a Shoestring (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 8 1911
• The Box-Office Value of Tears (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1912
• The Box-Office Value of Laughter (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 9 1912

SHAW, MICHAEL (stories)

• The Green Veil of Ypres (ss)

SHAW, MIRANDA (stories)

• The Mystery of the Headless Goddess (ar) Parabola Sum 2000

SHAW, MRS. L. B. (stories)

• Send-in-Your-Joke Box (hu) Rob Wagner’s Script May 11 1940

SHAW, MYRTLE (stories)

• “About the Author (Myrtle Shaw)” by Anon. (bg) Automobile and Trailer Travel Magazine Jun 1944
• West with the Wentworths (sl) Automobile and Trailer Travel Magazine Jun 1944
• Dan Finds a Way (nv) Trailer Travel Magazine Jul 1949

SHAW, NEVA (stories)

• Shipshape Blonde Shapes Up (pi) Rapture v2 #2 1962

SHAW, PAUL C. (stories)

• Marines Make Mayhem (ss) Fight Stories Win 1949

SHAW, PERCY (stories)

• John Delevan, Jr. (ss) Munsey’s Dec 1911
• Mother’s Muff (pm) The Cavalier Jan 20 1912
• His Sister (pm) The Cavalier Jan 27 1912
• The Silent Partner (ss) The Cavalier Jan 27 1912
• To-Morrow (pm) The Cavalier Jan 27 1912
• The Watchman (pm) The Cavalier Mar 30 1912
• Mayonnaise (pm) The Cavalier Apr 6 1912
• The Immortals (pm) The Cavalier Jun 1 1912
• The College Waiter (pm) The Cavalier Jul 13 1912
• Gum (pm) The Cavalier Aug 24 1912
• What Next (pm) The Cavalier Nov 9 1912
• Joshua Trimace—Matchmaker (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1923
• Wings of Consent (ss) The American Magazine May 1924

SHAW, PHILIP S. (stories)

• Island Paradise (ss) Harem Frolics 1948

SHAW, RALPH (stories)

• My Whaling Voyage (ts) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1926

SHAW, RALPH H. (stories)

• Idlesse (pm) National Magazine Sep 1902

SHAW, REEVES (stories)

• Paradise to a Penny (ss) The Red Magazine Jul 1 1910

SHAW, ROGER (stories)

• Travel News: Accessible Europe (cl)
• Travel News: Ports of the Conrad Country (cl)
• Travel News: Traveling by Agency, 1930 (cl)

SHAW, RUTH Y. (stories)

• “Omnipresence” (pm) Grit Dec 18 1932

SHAW, SAM (stories)

• This Strange Bright Land [with Harry Henderson] (ar) Colliers Jan 30 1943
• Week End in New York [with Harry Henderson] (ar) Colliers Mar 27 1943
• Gift to the Girls [with Harry Henderson] (ar) Colliers Apr 17 1943; on singer Frank Sinatra.
• Cave-In [with Harry Henderson] (ar) Colliers Jun 24 1944
• Everybody’s Dancing [with Harry Henderson] (ar) Colliers Jul 22 1944