The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

RICE, ALBERT (stories) (continued)

• Art for Artie’s Sake (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1938
• Build-up [with Jack Goodman] (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1938
• Love Across the Board (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1939
• The Candid Candidate [with Jack Goodman] (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1939
• D.O.A. (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1939
• Half-Baked Alaska (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1940
• Look at the Birdie (ss) The American Magazine Sep 1941
• Autumn Leave [with Jack Goodman] (ss) Colliers Nov 14 1942
• Pick Me Up [with Jack Goodman] (ss) McCall’s Sep 1945

RICE, ALICE (Caldwell) HEGAN [Mrs. Cale Young Rice] (1870-1942) (stories)

• The Honorable Percival (sl) McClure’s Jul 1914
• Midway (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine Mar 1924
• Mr. Pete and Co. (sl) McCall’s Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1933
• It’s an Ill Wind (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1936

RICE, ALONZO (stories)

• Love’s House (pm) Munsey’s Apr 1910
• The Question (pm) The Red Magazine Mar 15 1913

RICE, ALONZO LEORA (stories)

• Do and Don’t (pm) Droll Stories Jan 1924

RICE, AMY JULIET (stories)

• All in the Day’s Work (pm) The Cavalier Sep 28 1912

RICE, ANNE; [i.e., Howard Allan Frances O’Brien Rice] (1941- ) (stories)

• “‘I’m Always Writing About My Fears’” by Katherine Ramsland (iv) Million #5 1991
• The Tale of the Body Thief (ex) Playboy Oct 1992 [Vampire Chronicles]

RICE, BEATRICE E. (stories)

• The Guerdon of Demetrius (ss) Short Stories Jan 1903
• Way o’ Love (pm) The Smart Set Sep 1903

RICE, BETTY (stories)

• letter (lt) Weird Tales Sep 1925

RICE, C. C. (stories)

• $1,000 Claiming (ss) Liberty Apr 21 1934
• “Ra, the Inhossible” (ss) Argosy Mar 23 1935
• “Aggie B., Which Ran the Wrong Way” (ss) Argosy Jun 1 1935
• “Ride That Hoss!” (ss) Argosy Jul 6 1935
• A Lion in the Parlor (ss) Argosy Aug 17 1935
• The Great Little Handicapper (ss) Argosy Nov 16 1935
• Lift and Learn (ss) Argosy Dec 14 1935
• Hay Burner (ss) Argosy Apr 25 1936
• To the Cleaners (ss) Argosy May 30 1936
• Dynamite on the Hoof (nv) Champion Sports Magazine Mar 1937; (horse racing).

RICE, C. S. (stories)

• Quisling Racket (nf) Mammoth Detective Nov 1944
• Prisoners at War (nf) Mammoth Detective Feb 1945
• Detecting Forgeries (ar) Mammoth Mystery Jan 1946

RICE, CALE YOUNG (1872-1943) (stories)

• Mating (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1903
• The Jungle (pm) Harper’s Jul 1922

RICE, CECIL SPRING (stories)

• War Letters of Sir Cecil Spring Rice (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 13, Aug 3, Aug 24 1929; last part.

RICE, CLARENCE C. (stories)

• Singing Voices (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 27 1926

RICE, CRAIG; pseudonym of Georgiana Ann Randolph Craig, (1908-1957) (stories)

• His Heart Could Break (nv) EQMM Mar 1943 [John J. Malone]
• The Bad Luck Murders (ss) Baffling Detective Mysteries Jul 1943 [John J. Malone]
• Dead Men’s Shoes (ss) Baffling Detective Mysteries Jul 1943; also as “The Bad Luck Murders”. [John J. Malone]
• The Wynekoop Case (tc) The Saint’s Choice v3 1945
• Goodbye, Goodbye! (nv) EQMM Jun 1946 [John J. Malone]
• Corpse Between the Covers (br) Movie Mystery Magazine Dec 1946/Jan ’47
• Reel Crime (pz) Movie Mystery Magazine Dec 1946/Jan ’47; a photo puzzle. Although no author is listed on the contents page, in the text, the story is by Craig Rice.
• Once Upon a Train [with Stuart Palmer] (nv) EQMM Oct 1950 [John J. Malone; Hildegarde Withers]
• Cherchez la Frame [with Stuart Palmer] (nv) EQMM Jun 1951 [John J. Malone; Hildegarde Withers]
• Goodbye Forever (nv) EQMM Dec 1951 [John J. Malone]
• Malone Is Dead—Long Live Malone (nv) Detective Story Magazine Nov 1952
• And the Birds Still Sing (nv) EQMM Dec 1952 [John J. Malone]
• Case of the Vanishing Blonde [with Mark Hope] (ss) Dime Detective Magazine Dec 1952
• Death in the Moonlight (ss) Popular Detective Mar 1953 [Melville Fairr]
• Dog Bites Man (ss) Popular Detective Jan 1953
• Tears of Evil (ss) Manhunt Mar 1953 [John J. Malone]
• Don’t Go Near (nv) Manhunt May 1953
• Quiet Day in the County Jail (ss) Manhunt Jul 1953
• The End of Fear (nv) Manhunt Aug 1953 [John J. Malone]
• The Last Man Alive (na) Pursuit Detective Story Magazine Sep 1953
• Life Can Be Horrible (ss) Manhunt Sep 1953 [John J. Malone]
• Motive (ss) Verdict Sep 1953; also as “Smoke Rings”. [John J. Malone]
• Smoke Rings (ss) Verdict Sep 1953 [John J. Malone]
• I’ll See You in My Dreams (ss) Nero Wolfe Mystery Magazine Jun 1954 [John J. Malone]
• No Vacancies (ss) Manhunt Jun 1954 [John J. Malone]
• Autopsy and Eva [with Stuart Palmer] (nv) EQMM Aug 1954 [John J. Malone; Hildegarde Withers]
• Murder in the Family (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Nov 1954 [John J. Malone]
• Flowers to the Fair (nv) Manhunt Dec 25 1954 [John J. Malone]
• Beyond the Shadow of a Dream (nv) EQMM Feb 1955 [John J. Malone]
• Mrs. Schultz Is Dead (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Mar 1955
• The Blonde Vanished (ss) Adam Jun 1955
• The Headless Hatbox (n.) Double-Action Detective Stories #3 1955 [John J. Malone]
• The Frightened Millionaire (na) The Saint Detective Magazine Apr 1956 [John J. Malone]
• Dead Men Spend No Cash (nv) Suspect Detective Stories Aug 1956
• The Quiet Life (nv) Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine Sep 1956
• No, Not Like Yesterday (nv) The Saint Detective Magazine Nov 1956 [John J. Malone]
• Sixty Cents’ Worth of Murder (ss) Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine Jul 1957
• One More Clue (nv) Manhunt Apr 1958 [John J. Malone]
• The Green Menace (ss) Short Stories Jun 1958
• The Very Groovy Corpse (nv) The Saint Detective Magazine Nov 1958 [John J. Malone]
• They’re Trying to Kill Me (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Feb 1959 [John J. Malone]
• Hard Sell (ss) Ed McBain’s Mystery Book #1 1960 [John J. Malone]
• The Fall of “The House of Deuteronomy” (nf) The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Apr 1961
• The Case of the Common Cold (nf)
• Lady’s Day at the Morgue (nf)
• The Little Knife that Wasn’t There (ss); also as “Malone and the Missing Weapon”. [John J. Malone]
• Malone and the Missing Weapon (ss) [John J. Malone]

RICE, D. (stories)

• On Opilla’s Opinion (lt) Amra Apr 1971

RICE, DAN (stories)

• Cafe Society (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal #1 2001

RICE, DAVID A. (stories)

• letter (lt) New Worlds Sep 1952

RICE, DUBOIS (stories)

• Death Lost an Eye (ss) Saucy Detective Apr 1937
• Kill Me Tonight (ss) Saucy Detective Jun 1937

RICE, E. L. (stories)

• untitled cartoon with letter (ct) All-Story Weekly Aug 19 1916

RICE, EARLE CHALLENGER (stories)

• A Deck of Cards (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1910

RICE, ELINOR M. (stories)

• How the Melody Came (vi) Our Own Magazine Jan 1915
• The Settler’s Dream (vi) Our Own Magazine Jan 1915

RICE, ELIZABETH M. (stories)

• A-camping in the High Sierras (ar) The Ladies’ World Aug 1905

RICE, ELMER L(eopold); pseudonym of Elmer L. Reizenstein, (1892-1967) (stories)

• Conscience (ss) Colliers Feb 11 1928

RICE, ETHEL M. (stories)

• Let Us Draw (ms) Child Life Jan 1938

RICE, EVELYN D. (stories)

• Not the Whistle Kind (ss) Ranch Romances Jan #1 1953
• Present with a Past (ss) Ranch Romances Apr #2 1953
• Penny Aunty (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Sum 1953

RICE, FANNIE B. (stories)

• Their Second Hollymoon (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1905

RICE, (Henry) GRANTLAND (1880-?) (stories)

• Nerve and the Game (ar) The American Magazine Sep 1911
• The Master of the Mound (Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators, Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox, and Christy Mathewson of New York Giants...and the Greatest of These - Well, Here’s the Evidence) (ar) Colliers Apr 26 1913
• Pickups & Putts (ar) Colliers Jun 14, Jun 28 1913; sports.
• Poem August (ss) Colliers Aug 16 1913
• Pickups - a baseball column (cl) Colliers Oct 3 1914
• Down in Sunny Tennessee (pm) The American Magazine Aug 1917
• The Answer (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 14 1918
• To the Rhine (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1 1919
• Ghosts of the Argonne (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1919
• Pen Shots of Champions: Prelude—The Championship Test (ar) The Popular Magazine Nov 20 1921
• Pen Shots of Champions: I. William T. Tilden, World’s Tennis Champion (ar) The Popular Magazine Dec 7 1921
• Pen Shots of Champions: II. Jesse Guilford, Amateur Golf Champion, U.S.A. (ar) The Popular Magazine Dec 20 1921
• Pen Shots of Champions: III. Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight (ar) The Popular Magazine Jan 7 1922
• Pen Shots of Champions: IV. James M. Barnes, Open Golf Champion, U.S.A. (ar) The Popular Magazine Jan 20 1922
• Pen Shots of Champions: V. Stanislaus Zbyszko, Heavyweight Wrestling Champion (ar) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1922
• Are Women Good Sports? (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1922
• What Draws the Crowds? (ar) Colliers Jun 20 1925
• Too Smart to Win (ss) Colliers Dec 12 1925
• The Double Barrier (ar) Colliers May 29 1926; pictures of Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Corbett boxers.
• The Unconquered Banner (ms) The American Legion Monthly Jul 1926
• Rocks in the Glory Path (ar) Colliers Mar 5 1927
• The Ace of Clubs (ss) Colliers Aug 13 1927
• The Mauling Mystery (ar) Colliers Feb 9 1929; about Jack Sharkey.
• Twig Bending (ss) Colliers Jun 1 1929
• Rounds of Pleasure (ss) Colliers Jun 8 1929
• Scold the Line (ss) Colliers Oct 12 1929
• The Heavy Mystery (ss) Colliers Nov 9 1929; prizefighting.
• The Lost Road (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 7 1929
• Deep South (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 21 1929
• Beyond the Gales (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1930
• Just a Few Resolutions for 1930 (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1930
• The All-Season Wonder (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 11 1930
• Advanced Wisdom (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1930
• The Unwhipped (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1930
• The Sports-Eye View (cl) Colliers Mar 15 1930
• The Substitute Minstrel (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1930
• The Braver Dream (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1930
• A Song to April (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1930
• If Winter Comes (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1930
• Courage (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1930
• In the Swing (ss) Colliers Apr 19 1930
• The Flag Rush (ar) Colliers Apr 26 1930
• Spring’s Reveille (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1930
• King of Diamonds (ar) Colliers May 3 1930; Connie Mack, of course.
• The Missing Ingredient (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 10 1930
• A First-Tee Forecast (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1930
• The Slugger (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1930
• In Winter (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 3 1931
• Good Old Sports (ar) Colliers Feb 28 1931
• April Prowess (ar) Colliers Apr 18 1931; Who’ll win the pennant?.
• Olympic Heights (ar) Colliers Apr 25 1931
• Dizzy Whirlwind (ar) Colliers May 9 1931; Dizzy Dean.
• Alligator Boy (ar) Colliers May 23 1931; about Henry Coppinger.
• Strive and Succeed (ss) Colliers Jul 11 1931
• Swinging the Blues Away (ar) Colliers Aug 1 1931
• Second Glory (ss) Colliers Oct 24 1931
• The Countercharge (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 5 1931
• The All-America Football Team (ar) Colliers Dec 26 1931, Dec 19 1942
• Ghosts (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 26 1931
• Two Songs Before Sunset (When I Am Old / When I Am Dust) (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 9 1932
• Shoeless Joe (ar) Colliers Jan 23 1932
• Winter Knights (ss) Colliers Feb 13 1932
• Mammoth Cave-Ins (ar) Colliers Apr 2 1932; about heavyweight boxing, “The bigger they are the harder they fall”.
• Bill of Health (ss) Colliers Apr 30 1932; Take Keene Fitzpatrick, for example.
• Gallery Gods (ar) Colliers Jun 25 1932; Teeing off at Fresh Meadow.
• A Tribute to Football (pm) Adventure Nov 1936; (poem within an ad).
• Around the Bases (cl) Best Sports Jun 1937
• All-American Football Team (ar) Colliers Dec 18 1937
• Talking About Power Hitters (iv) Star Sports Magazine Jul 1938
• All American Football Team (ar) Colliers Dec 17 1938
• The Fiftieth Anniversary All-American Football Team (ar) Colliers Dec 16 1939
• Midsummer Madness (ar) Colliers Jun 8 1940
• Never Another Jones (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 8 1940; What made Bobby Jones the one and only.
• All American Makers (ss) Colliers Dec 6 1941
• A Switch in Lullabies (pm) Colliers Jun 6 1942
• Paging All Poets (pm) Colliers Sep 5 1942
• Pigskin Prophecies (ar) Colliers Sep 26 1942
• The All-Navy All-American (ar) Colliers Jan 2 1943
• Constant Champion (ar) Colliers Jan 16 1943; on fighter Willie Hoppe.
• Back Up the Fighting Front (ar) Thrilling Sports Spr 1944

RICE, HAROLD (stories)

• One for a Million (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Jul 1941

RICE, HOWARD ALLAN FRANCES O’BRIEN; see under Rice, Anne (stories)

RICE, J. A. G. (stories)

• Play’s the Thing (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7 1934; (golf).
• I Wish I’d Said That! (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 8 1934

RICE, JAMES (1843-1882) (stories)

• The Saltillo Kid (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Apr 2 1938
• The Death of Samuel Pickwick [with Walter Besant] (ss)

RICE, JAMES C. (stories)

• Building a Varsity Crew (ar) Top-Notch Apr 15 1917
• Two Great Strokes (ar) Top-Notch Jun 15 1921

RICE, JAMES C., II (stories)

• Yes, Sir (ss) Minnesota Technolog Spr 1985

RICE, JANE (Dixon) (1913-2003) (stories)

• The Forbidden Trail (nv) Unknown Apr 1941
• The Golden Bridle (nv) Unknown Apr 1943
• The Cats (nv) Skullduggery Spr 1981; billed as “A Lost and Found Story”.

RICE, JOAN (stories)

• Lucy with Lilacs (ss) Harlequin v5 #6 1977

RICE, JOHN (stories)

• Sounds: Soul Asylum (cl) Penthouse Nov 1992

RICE, JOHN ANDREW (1888-1968) (stories)

• You Can Get Just So Much Justice (ss) Colliers Oct 30 1948
• Monday Come Home (ss) Colliers Sep 3 1949
• Grand Shoes (ss) Colliers Jul 8 1950