The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

SUTTON, KATHLEEN (stories) (continued)

• Morning Fog (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947

SUTTON, LARRY (stories)

• On the Trail of the Bambinos (ss) Sport Story Magazine Apr #1 1929
• Wilderness Home (ss) Far West Aug 1978

SUTTON, LEX (stories)

• Twin Killing (ss) Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine Oct 1956

SUTTON, LORANE (stories)

• Wildcat (ss) Dude Aug 1956

SUTTON, MARK (1975?- ) (stories)

• Wisdom Divine (ss) The Ultimate Unknown Spr 2000

SUTTON, MARVIN (stories)

• Scene in Restaurant (ss) The Passing Show Dec 17 1938

SUTTON, MAY COURTENAY (stories)

• A Child in the House (ss) Woman’s Magazine Dec 1935

SUTTON, MICHAEL (stories)

• Coffins Come High (ss) Dime Detective Magazine Feb 1941

SUTTON, STACK (stories)

• Why Greyhounds Are Murdered (ar) Mr. Jul 1964
• River Fury (n.) Far West Sep 1978

SUTTON, VIDA RAVENSCROFT (stories)

• Do You Speak English? (ar) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1925

SUTTON, W. (stories)

• Atalanta Debating Club: Are Men Fickle? (sy) Atalanta Jul 1896

SUTTON, WILLIE (stories)

• Mystery Monthly Interview with Willie Sutton (iv) Mystery Monthly Jan 1977

SUTTON-MATTOCKS, E. (stories)

• Lincoln’s Mystery Trip to Kansas (ar) Complete Novel Magazine Sep 1926
• Official Insect Murderers and Family Builders (ar) Complete Novel Magazine Dec 1926

SUTTON-PATERSON, J. (stories)

• Sonnet (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1922
• The Green Cat, by Maxim Gorky (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 11 1922

SUTTOR, D. (stories)

• letter (lt) New Worlds Jun 1958

SUVA, ROBERT (stories)

• 1949 Revisited (pm) Pulpsmith Win 1985

SUVERIN, GONUL (stories)

• There is a Nut on the Roof, by Aziz Nesin (ss) The Literary Review 1972

SUVERKROP, E(dward) A(lbert) (1864-1921) (stories)

• A Treasure in Turtle (ss) The Ocean Aug 1907
• The Home-Coming of Cameron (ss) The Ocean Jan 1908

SUVIN, DARKO (Ronald) (1930- ) (stories)

• Is the Publisher Always Right? (ar) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America Sum 1974
• Three World Paradigms for SF: Asimov, Yefremov, Lem (nf) Pacific Quarterly Moana Jul 1979; a version of a paper given at the 1978 Science Fiction Research Association Conference.
• Imagine a Fish (pm) FemSpec Fll 1999
• Must Collectivism Be Against People What Remains of Zamyatin’s We after the Change of Leviathans: Reflections from Feminist and Other Standpoints (ar) FemSpec Fll 1999
• The Taboo (pm) FemSpec Fll 1999
• Cloning: On Cognition in the Discourses of SF and Technoscience (cr) FemSpec v3 2001

SUVOROV, VIKTOR (stories)

• “Kick the Spies Out!” (ar) Penthouse Oct 1984

SUYDAM, M. R. (stories)

• A German Wedding (ar) The Gentlewoman Jun 1900

SUYDAM, MARGARET JANE (stories)

• Wise Move [with Margaret E. Broadley] (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1941

SUYDAM, MARGARET RAPELJE (stories)

• As It Was, Is Now and Ever Shall Be (vi) The Smart Set May 1901

SUYEMATSU, HIS EXCELLENCY BARON (stories)

• The Mikado as I Know Him (ar) The London Magazine Feb 1905

SUZANNE (stories)

• A Fin-de-Siecle Love Story (ss) The Wave Jul 28 1894

SUZANNE (stories)

• Let’s Not Criticize (ar) Young Love Apr 1937
• Lucky in Love? (cl) Young Love Apr 1937

SUZE (stories)

• Something Bold, Something You (pm) Gay Blade Oct 1957

SUZUKI, D. T. (stories)

• Empty-handed I Go (ar) Parabola Sum 2000

SUZUKI, YUKIHISA (stories)

• Autobiography of a Kamikaze Pilot (nf) Blue Book Dec 1951
• Autobiography of a Kamikaze Pilot—II (nf) Blue Book Jan 1952

SVAMVOUR, CARLY (stories)

• Haiku (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003

SVANIDZE, BUDU (stories)

• Stalin and His Three Wives (sl) McCall’s Mar 1953

SVEC, LYNNE (stories)

• Pin-Up Beauty Secrets (cl) New Love Magazine Jun 1950, May 1953, Mar 1954

SVEHLA, GARY (stories)

• Inhuman DVDs (rv) Inhuman Jul 2004

SVENDSEN, LINDA (stories)

• Heartbeat (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1982

SVENGALI (stories)

• Broadway review of Fools Errant (mr) Midnight Oct 21 1922
• The Staircase of Death! (ms) Midnight Nov 4 1922; Review of play.
• Without a Soul (th) Midnight Mysteries Nov 18 1922; review with photos of Karel Capek’s “R.U.R.”
• Merton of the Movies (mr) Midnight Mystery Stories Dec 23/Dec30 1922

SVENSON, GEORGE (stories)

• Camping in the Snow (ar) Argosy Jan 1966

SVORECKY, JOSEPH (stories)

• Pink Champagne (ss) Evergreen Review Mar 1969

SVYETLAYA, LYDIA (stories)

• Family Squabbles, by Michael Zoshchenko (ss) Lilliput Nov 1941

SWAALEY, SETH (stories)

• Everybody’s Laughing. Everybody’s Crying. What the Hell? (vi) Verbicide Magazine #10 2004

SWADOS, HARVEY (1920- ) (stories)

• A Very Human Story (ss) Playboy Jul 1957
• Year of Grace (ss) Esquire Jun 1958
• Nights in the Gardens of Brooklyn (ss) Esquire Jul 1960
• My Coney Island Uncle (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 17 1964
• The Tree of Life (ss) McCall’s Jun 1965

SWAFFER, HANNEN (1879-1962) (stories)

• “Little Portraits: Hannen Swaffer” by Sidney Dark (bg) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 17 1923
• Write to Hannen Swaffer about it (cl) The Looker-On Sep 7 1929
• Our Roman Holidays (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 9 1932; about the appeal of boxing.
• Forgive Me (cl) The New Passing Show May 7 1932; on housewife slavery.
• Split Me an Atom - I Don’t Care (ar) The Passing Show Jul 9 1932
• I Wonder? (ar) The Passing Show Jul 16 1932; on whether you can inherit genius.
• Novelists dare not write the truth (ar) The Passing Show Jul 23 1932
• Stick to Your Job (ar) The Passing Show Sep 17 1932
• Something That Would Save Us (ar) The Passing Show Sep 24 1932
• Salute to Sir Walter! (ar) The Passing Show Oct 1 1932
• Youth Must Knock at the Door (ar) The Passing Show Oct 8 1932
• Dare You Go Back (ar) The Passing Show Oct 15 1932
• Teach Us to Play (ar) The Passing Show Oct 29 1932; looks to the future world of leisure!.
• Why Do I Smoke? (ar) The Passing Show Nov 26 1932
• Christmas Must Come True! (ar) The Passing Show Dec 3 1932
• Yes, It Is Romantic! (ar) The Passing Show Dec 10 1932
• What Can I Give You? (ar) The Passing Show Dec 17 1932
• That Cat That Nearly Barked (ar) The Passing Show Dec 24 1932
• December the Thirty-Worst (ar) The Passing Show Dec 31 1932
• Do You Stay at Home When You Travel? (ar) The Passing Show Jan 7 1933
• Hope in your Discontent (ar) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933
• We Sacrifice 500 Years for 5 Minutes (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1933
• Four Days at Sea (ar) The Passing Show Jan 28 1933
• What Happened in the Mosque (ar) The Passing Show Feb 4 1933
• The Glory of Egypt (ar) The Passing Show Feb 11 1933
• Dig, dig, dig, and You’ll find Cruelty (ar) The Passing Show Feb 18 1933
• They Couldn’t Say Goodbye (ar) The Passing Show Feb 25 1933
• What Do Your Eyes See? (ar) The Passing Show Mar 4 1933
• A Pat on the Back (ar) The Passing Show Mar 11 1933
• What’s Inside? (ar) The Passing Show Mar 18 1933
• The Great God What-was (ar) The Passing Show Mar 25 1933
• A Bit Tired of Liberty (ar) The Passing Show Apr 1 1933
• Let Them Alone! (ar) The Passing Show Apr 8 1933
• Only You Can Do It (ar) The Passing Show Apr 15 1933
• More Speed, less Haste! (ar) The Passing Show Apr 22 1933
• Now for a New Kind of Thrill (ar) The Passing Show Apr 29 1933
• See the Sights (ar) The Passing Show May 6 1933
• They Disappointed Me—but He did Not! (ar) The Passing Show May 13 1933
• Little Things I Remember (ar) The Passing Show May 20 1933
• Be Something Better Than a Butterfly (ar) The Passing Show May 27 1933
• Would You Refuse a Peerage? (ar) The Passing Show Jun 3 1933; (reveals that George Bernard Shaw refused an earldom, T.P. O’Connor refused a peerage and, because you cannot use a title in your business, when Sir Alfred Harmsworth received a title he changed the name of Harmsworth’s Magazine).
• I Can’t Help It! (ar) The Passing Show Jun 10 1933
• Funny that They’re not Funny (ar) The Passing Show Jul 22 1933; (about humorists).
• Your Liberty is in Danger (ar) The Passing Show Jul 29 1933
• An Eisteddfod for England, Please! (ar) The Passing Show Aug 5 1933
• Are You a Yes Man? (ar) The Passing Show Aug 12 1933
• They’ll Think We Were Mad (ar) The Passing Show Aug 19 1933
• Is there a Man? - or are we all midgets? (ar) The Passing Show Aug 26 1933
• Mr. Grundy Is Now a Man of the World (ar) The Passing Show Sep 2 1933
• A Welshman, a Scotsman and an Irishman (ar) The Passing Show Sep 9 1933
• It’s Up to Us, This Time (ar) The Passing Show Sep 16 1933
• I’m a Reporter (ar) The Passing Show Sep 23 1933
• The More We Are Together... (ar) The Passing Show Sep 30 1933
• Mr. Kipling Simply Doesn’t Know (br) The Passing Show Oct 7 1933; an extended review of The Inclusive Verse by Rudyark Kipling.
• The Man Who Laughs at Mayfair (br) The Passing Show Oct 14 1933; an extended review of The Short Stories of Michael Arlen.
• The Burning Torrents Have Frozen Stiff (br) The Passing Show Oct 21 1933; an extended review of Celebrated and Historical Speeches ed. W. H. Beable.
• Forty Different Christians (br) The Passing Show Oct 28 1933; an extended review of Great Christians ed. R. S. Forman.
• The Richer, the Poorer (br) The Passing Show Nov 4 1933; extended review of Artist Among the Bankers by Will Dyson.
• Why Poets Are Useful (br) The Passing Show Nov 11 1933; extended review of The Albatross Book of Living Verse.
• Sensational Psalms (br) The Passing Show Nov 18 1933; extended review of The Psalms for Modern Life.
• Jail Fever (br) The Passing Show Nov 25 1933; extended review of London Prisons of Today and Yesterday by Albert Crew.
• The Front Doors of Dreamland (br) The Passing Show Dec 2 1933
• Brown Shirts—Red Hands—and Yellow Streaks (br) The Passing Show Dec 9 1933; review of Nazi Germany Explained by Vernon Bartlett.
• Can They Rebuild Babylon? (br) The Passing Show Dec 16 1933; review of The American Experiment by M. J. Bonn.
• These Thrills Are Dope! (br) The Passing Show Dec 23 1933; review of Dr. Thorndyke Intervenes by R. Austin Freeman, though really considers all recent “thrillers” and says how they have become interchangeable.
• Petries of Gaza (ar) The Passing Show Dec 30 1933; (about Sir Flinders & Lady Petrie).
• Sam & Sallie set the Theatre Free (br) The Passing Show Jan 6 1934; reviews Sam and Sallie by A. L. Crauford.
• Characters in Search of a Dickens (br) The Passing Show Jan 13 1934
• They Tell Us the New, New Stories (br) The Passing Show Jan 20 1934; reviews Edward J. O’Brien’s Best Short Stories plus a long anecdote about O. Henry.
• He Gave G.B.S. Two Guineas! (ar) The Passing Show Jan 27 1934; basically a review of “The One and Only T.P.” by Hamilton Fyfe but really an excuse for Swaffer to talk about T. P. O’Connor.
• Fewer Lies, Please! (br) The Passing Show Feb 3 1934; about “First to Go Back” by Irene Skariatina.
• Smash-and-Grab Empires (br) The Passing Show Feb 10 1934; about “A History of Exploration” by Sir Percy Sykes.
• Every Trade Can be an Art (br) The Passing Show Feb 17 1934; about “Work of Art” by Sinclair Lewis.
• Kings Who Still Wear Crowns (br) The Passing Show Feb 24 1934; about “Monarchy” by Sir Charles Petrie.
• From Teacups to Cathedrals (br) The Passing Show Mar 3 1934; about “William Morris” by Montague Weekley.
• If the Unknown Warrior Came Back to Life (br) The Passing Show Mar 10 1934; about “He Died Again” by Andrew Buchanan.
• On Your Conscience (br) The Passing Show Mar 17 1934; about “Memoirs of the Unemployed” by Lance Beales and R. S. Lambert.
• They Can See in the Dark (br) The Passing Show Mar 24 1934; about Ritchie Calder’s book “The Birth of the Future”.
• The Judge Who Understood Women (br) The Passing Show Mar 31 1934; about “Mr. Justice McCardle” by George Pollock.
• This Is a Terrible Indictment of England (br) The Passing Show Apr 7 1934; about “An English Journey” by J. B. Priestley.
• An Arrogant Orator (br) The Passing Show Apr 14 1934; about “Hyde Park Corner” by Bonar Thompson.
• Are Preachers Human? (br) The Passing Show Apr 21 1934; about “The World’s Great Sermons”, ed. Sidney Dark.
• Do We Know That We Are Tyrants? (br) The Passing Show Apr 28 1934; about “Clive” by R. J. Minney.
• Fooled by 10,000 Wizards (br) The Passing Show May 5 1934; about “A Magician’s Swan Song” by Will Goldston.
• The Man Who Invented Bank Holidays (br) The Passing Show May 12 1934; about “The Life-Work of Lord Avebury” by Mrs. Adrian Grant Duff.
• Poet from the Pit (br) The Passing Show May 19 1934; about “Back in the Return” by Huw Menai.
• Prayer Wheels (br) The Passing Show May 26 1934; about “Under the Wheels” by Jack Lawson.
• Igloo or Office? (br) The Passing Show Jun 2 1934; about “Arctic Village” by Robert Marshall.
• Healers Must be Heroes (br) The Passing Show Jun 9 1934; about “Spahlinger contra Tuberculosis”.
• She Went to Worse Than Devil’s Island (br) The Passing Show Jun 16 1934; about “Flaming Sex” by Lady Edmee Owen.
• Dare You Have Your Fortune Told? (br) The Passing Show Jun 30 1934; about “Cheapjack” by Philip Allingham.
• One Reign—When the World Changed (ar) The Passing Show May 4 1935; on the reign of George V.
• One Reign, 2: Twenty-Five Years of “Debunking” (ar) The Passing Show May 11 1935
• One Reign, 3: Twenty-Five Years of Practice with Wings (ar) The Passing Show May 18 1935
• One Reign, 4: Twenty-Five Years and What Have Women Done (ar) The Passing Show May 25 1935
• One Reign, 5: For 25 Years You Were Amused (ar) The Passing Show Jun 1 1935
• One Reign, 6: Dramas I Cannot Forget (ar) The Passing Show Jun 8 1935
• One Reign, 7: High and Low Society (ar) The Passing Show Jun 15 1935
• One Reign, 8: New Worlds for Old (ar) The Passing Show Jun 22 1935
• Where Everyone Shivered for 55 Years (ar) The Passing Show Mar 21 1936; start of series ‘Hannen Swaffer in Africa’, this episode about Morocco.
• Hannen Swaffer in Africa, 2: The Ill-Will of Allah (ar) The Passing Show Mar 28 1936
• Hannen Swaffer in Africa, 3: Harems to Let (ar) The Passing Show Apr 4 1936
• What Is Wrong with Our Press? (ar) Lilliput Jan 1939
• Madonna...Madonna... (ss) Illustrated Mar 4 1939
• Schopenhauer Didn’t Know (ss) Illustrated Apr 1 1939
• Leave Us Our Pageantry (ar) Illustrated Jun 10 1939
• Eisteddfod (ar) Illustrated Aug 12 1939
• Facing Up to It (ar) Illustrated Sep 23 1939; about how Londoners cope with the War.
• The Knight of the Party (ss) Illustrated Dec 30 1939
• Fools, Cowards and Traitors (ar) Illustrated Jul 20 1940
• Cavalcade of Courage (ar) Illustrated Oct 5 1940
• What “The Beaver” Is Really Like (ar) Lilliput Dec 1941
• Fatherly Advice (sy) Lilliput Jan 1956; responses by celebrities to two questions “what advice were they given by their fathers” and “what advice would they give their sons.”.
• Pleased to Present (sy) Lilliput Dec 1957; eight celebrities say what item of clothing they’d most like to receive for Christmas.
• The Incredible ’Swaff’ (pi) Lilliput Feb 1960