The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

COLE, JACKSON (stories) (continued)

• Death Rides the Star Route (nv) Texas Rangers Apr 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Pie Thief (ts) Popular Western Apr 1952
• Wanna Buy a Ranch? (nf) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Apr 1952
• Secret of Dry Valley (na) Texas Rangers May 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Warpath (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Crusade on the Chisholm (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Silver of the San Saba (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Ranger’s Ransom (n.) Texas Rangers Sep 1952; Who were the killers who dared to impersonate the famed Lone Wolf Ranger-who dared to find out what he was worth to the Rangers, alive?. [Jim Hatfield]
• 3 in 1,000,000 (nf) Popular Western Sep 1952
• Blood on the Spur (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Holiday in Hades (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
• Land of the Lost (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1952; Here in this forgotten land, two Rangers had already disappeared - so the Lone Wolf could trust no one, not even the pretty Steven girl. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Iron Trail (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Pirate’s Roost (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Sword of Amontillo (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Trail of the Desert Witch (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Treasure of the Alamo (n.) Texas Rangers May 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Staked Plains Slaughter (nv) Texas Rangers Jun 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Barbed Barrier (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• The King of Badwater (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Border Smoke (nv) Texas Rangers Sep 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• Perilous Cargo (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1953; When the deadly Slagels broke prison the Lone Wolf feared the Lindleys were in for a rough time. [Jim Hatfield]
• Back from the Dead (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1953; The Lone Wolf was dead, they said—for he’d gone plummeting into the awesome depths of Seco Canyon. [Jim Hatfield]
• Lifeline of Texas (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Creole Curse (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• Smugglers’ Butte (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• Brasada Legend (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Seventh Bullet (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• Nevada Queen (n.) Texas Rangers May 1954; Here was a gang of killers the Lone Wolf would have chased to hell and back again-and very nearly does. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Outlaw Nobody Knew (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1954; Only his name was known. He was a whisper, a shadow, yet the Lone Wolf must find him within a single week. [Jim Hatfield]
• Red River Raiders (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• West of Mirage (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
• Barbed Wire and Bullets (n.) Texas Rangers Sep 1954; The coming of barbed wire meant war, and the Lone Wolf feared more grieves than postholes would be dug. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Deepest Grave (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1954; Had the young Ranger gone bad? Or had he died, as the Lone Wolf was slated to die. far below daylight?. [Jim Hatfield]
• West of the Pecos (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1954; The trail of this gang who planned to wipe out the Rangers led the Lone Wolf far away front Texas soil. [Jim Hatfield]
• El Diablo’s Treasure (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1954; If they found the treasure, the Lone Wolf figured they’d have to be lucky to get out of Mexico alive. [Jim Hatfield]
• Rustled Rawhide (n.) Texas Rangers Jan 1955; The old rancher would die, and his pretty daughter might die too, if the Lone Wolf’s hunch was wrong. [Jim Hatfield]
• Ranger Law for Ladrones (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
• Trail of the Jade Cat (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1955
• Invaders of the Sabine (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1955; Texans scoffed at the rumor of an invasion, but the Lone Wolf was not one to scoff at a threat of death. [Jim Hatfield]
• Wet-Back War (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
• Scourge of the Santiagos (n.) Texas Rangers May 1955; When the elusive gang plundering the Border country took to killing Mexican women, the Lone Wolf moved in. [Jim Hatfield]
• Beyond the Tenido Barrier (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1955; The country beyond the Tenido Barrier was poison for Rangers, but the Lone Wolf had to get the Sonora Kid. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Killers of Austin (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1955; Here was a gang with plenty of brains and gun power—with only the Lone Wolf between them and the treasury. [Jim Hatfield]
• Cold Trail (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
• Pistols in Paradise (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1955; Somewhere in these trackless peaks was an outlaw haven, and all the Lone Wolf had to do was find and destroy it. [Jim Hatfield]
• Where There’s Gunsmoke (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1955
• Riot at Hell’s Bend (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
• Terror in the Cross Timbers (n.) Texas Rangers Jan 1956; Because of the many fast guns behind the outlaw leader, the Lone Wolf feared for the stage company and the girl. [Jim Hatfield]
• Murder Gulch (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
• Guns Across the River (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
• Canyon of the Lost (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
• Town of No Return (na) Texas Rangers May 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
• Blood and Gold (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1956; “Live bullets proved to the Lone Wolf that the year-old mystery of the lost treasure car was anything but dead.” [Jim Hatfield]
• Death at Jubilee Junction (n.) Texas Rangers Jul 1956; The Lone Wolf had a tall job on his hands—to track down the mysterious gang bent on wrecking the railroad. [Jim Hatfield]
• Loot of the Diablos (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1956; With men who killed for half a map to buried gold, the Lone Wolf knew his life was worth the cost of a bullet. [Jim Hatfield]
• Gunmen Play the Long Odds (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
• Guns Below the Border (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1956; Across the Border and back again rode the Lone Wolf, well aware that the gun-runners intended to kill him. [Jim Hatfield]
• Lone Wolf Bounty (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1956; In the guise of a bearded drifter, the Lone Wolf works his way into the fortress hideout of a gang of killers. [Jim Hatfield]
• Raiders of the Escalante (n.) Texas Rangers Dec 1956; The Lone Wolf must pin down the mysterious Baron whose merciless gang had spread terror through Texas. [Jim Hatfield]
• Panhandle Slaughter (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Ambush Arrow (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Iron Fist (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1957; The sheriff was too old, the marshal too crooked to keep order in Paydirt, so the Lone Wolf drew the job. [Jim Hatfield]
• Renegade Ranger (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Chino Kid (nv) Texas Rangers May 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Killers of San Rosa (nv) Texas Rangers Jun 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• The Last Comanchero (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Gunmen’s Legion (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1957; Disguised as a killer, the Lone Wolf joins a gang of notorious gunmen. [Jim Hatfield]
• Boothill Guns (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Boss of Hangnoose (nv) Texas Rangers Oct 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Ghost-Town Gunsmoke (nv) Texas Rangers Nov 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
• Rendezvous at Quito (nv) Texas Rangers Jan 1958 [Jim Hatfield]
• Tornado Trail (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1958; Boiling out of the brush and sand-scoured wastes of the Big Bend country, a Texas twister blows the lid off the Lone Wolf’s fight with a bandit gang. [Jim Hatfield]
• Bad Boys of the Old West (ts) Short Stories for Men Jun 1959
• Lone Star Fury (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Jul 1995 [Jim Hatfield]
• Girl of His Dreams (nv); For the sake of Marguerite, Terry Gaylord defies a deadly bandit.
• The Killers of Austin (na) [Jim Hatfield]
• Raiders of the Escalante (na) [Jim Hatfield]
• Ride Your Hunch Ranger (ss)

COLE, JAMES (stories)

• A Brown Coat and Hat (ss) Appeal #1 1946

COLE, JEB (stories)

• Guns that Dazzle (ar) Argosy Aug 1957
• Leather for Your Gun (ar) Argosy Aug 1958

COLE, JERRY (stories)

• Kisses for the Taking (ss) Silk Stocking Stories Aug 1938
• Should You Wait for Him? (ar) Love Fiction Magazine Oct 1944

COLE, JOHN (stories)

• Eyes of Evil (na) Complete Stories Jul 1936

COLE, JOHN (stories)

• Belfast: Moments: A Portfolio (pi) Aspect Jan-Mar 1978

COLE, JOHN N. (stories)

• New England’s Textile Turmoil (ar) National Magazine Jun 1912

COLE, JOHN NELSON, JR. (stories)

• Jewelry from a Gentleman (ss) The Cavalier Mar 8 1913
• Caesar’s Booty (ss) The Cavalier May 24 1913
• Joe Stockton’s Luck (ss) The Cavalier Dec 27 1913
• The Tarantula (ss) The Cavalier Feb 7 1914
• Across the Hall (ss) The Cavalier Apr 25 1914

COLE, JOSEPH H. (stories)

• From Snow to Slush (ss) Esquire Jan 1935

COLE, L. (stories)

• Like a Wind (pm)

COLE, L. XAVIER (stories)

• The Yaqui’s Revenge (ss) Triple-X Jul 1926
• The Ol’ Bean Kittle (pm) West Feb 3 1932

COLE, LES; see pseudonym Les Collins (stories)

COLE, LESTER (1904-1985) (stories)

• The Poor Man’s Paleopathology (nf) The Rhodomagnetic Digest #20 1952
• letter (lt) Astounding Mar 1954

COLE, LYLE L. (stories)

• Sammy, the Orphan (ss) The Argosy May 1901
• The Criminal from X County (ss) The Argosy Aug 1901
• The Conscience Fund (ss) The All-Story Magazine May 1905
• Sam’s Trip to Civilization (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Feb 1907

COLE, M(argaret Alice) (1894-1968) (stories)

• A Lesson in Crime [with G. D. H. Cole] (ss) A Lesson in Crime, Collins 1933 [Supt. Henry Wilson]
• Death in the Sun [with G. D. H. Cole] (nv) Mrs. Warrender’s Profession, Collins 1938 [Mrs. Elizabeth Warrender]
• The Toys of Death [with G. D. H. Cole] (na) Mrs. Warrender’s Profession, Collins 1938 [Mrs. Elizabeth Warrender]
• Death of a Bride [with G. D. H. Cole] (na) Death of a Bride, Vallancey 1945
• Death on a Holiday [with G. D. H. Cole] (ss) [Supt. Henry Wilson]

COLE, M. D. (stories)

• Jean (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine May 1924

COLE, MABEL C. (stories)

• Where Pearls Grow (ar) Overland Monthly Jun 1914

COLE, MARGARET (Isabel Postgate) (1893-1980) (stories)

• Mr. Smith and the Co-op [with G. D. H.] (ss) The Christmas Cracker 1933
• Bring Me an Axe and Spade [with G. D. H. Cole] (ss) Lilliput Mar 1945
• The Cliff Path Ghost [with G. D. H. Cole] (ss) [Supt. Henry Wilson]

COLE, MEREDITH S. (stories)

• Exercise Is Murder (ss) EQMM Jun 2008 [Lydia McKenzie]

COLE, MRS. DOROTHY (stories)

• My Spanish Servants (ss) The Wide World Magazine Dec 1940

COLE, PATIENCE BEVIER (1883-?) (stories)

• The Journey Home (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1910

COLE, PETER (stories)

• Apology for Loneliness (pm) Ploughshares Win 1981

COLE, PHILIP (stories)

• The Loose-Lead Dog (ss) Ace-High Magazine Mar #2 1928
• Chin-Straps (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 19 1929
• After a Flight—A Honeymoon (ss) Flying Stories Jan 1929

COLE, ROBERT (stories)

• The New Tattoo (ss) Playboy Jun 1981

COLE, ROBERT J. (stories)

• New Chiefs for Four of Our Big Industries (ar) Munsey’s Jul 1917
• John R. Mott, the Statesman of the Y.M.C.A. (ia) Munsey’s Jun 1918

COLE, ROBERT JERMAIN (stories)

• An Arrested Proposal (vi) Munsey’s Nov 1905

COLE, ROY C. (stories)

• My Doctor Hates Me (ar) Lilliput Feb 1940
• We Make You Rich (ms) London Opinion Apr 1940
• Do Not Kick the Cat (ss) Lilliput Aug 1942; anthropomorphic fantasy.
• She Wasn’t a Bad Girl (ss) Lilliput Nov 1942
• I Smell Like Cerements (ss) Lilliput May 1943
• Romance of a Prig (ss) Lilliput Nov 1943
• Conversation on creation (vi) Lilliput Aug 1944; anthropomorphic fantasy.

COLE, S. S. (stories)

• Our Dogs (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1874

COLE, SEWELL (stories)

• The Day at Torchy’s (ss) Every Week May 25 1918

COLE, SIDNEY HODGES (stories)

• The Way Mysterious (vi) Munsey’s Jan 1906
• The Feathered Nest (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1909
• The Tangled Web (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1909
• Those Blue Socks (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1912

COLE, STEPHEN (stories)

• New Boy (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 19 1946
• The Innocent Daredevils (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 11 1950

COLE, SUSAN; pseudonym of Lela Cole Kitson, (1891-1970) (stories)

• The High-Brow Queen (ss) Ranch Romances Mar #1 1927
• He Was a Thoroughbred (ss) Ranch Romances Mar #2 1927

COLE, TIMOTHY (stories)

• Gerard Terburg (ar) The Century Jul 1895
• Peter Paul Rubens (ar) The Century Aug 1895
• David Teniers, the Younger (ar) The Century Sep 1895
• Old Dutch Masters (ar) The Century Oct 1895
• (letter accompanying engraving) (lt) The Century Nov 1903

COLE, TOM (stories)

• Familiar Usage in Leningrad (ss) Atlantic Monthly Jul 1961
• Local Representative (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1964
• The Immense Walk of the Late-Season Traveler (ss) Esquire Sep 1974

COLE, VERA HEATHMAN (stories)

• Sunset (pm) Overland Monthly Apr 1916
• The Gray Days (pm) Overland Monthly Nov 1916
• Our Debt (pm) Overland Monthly May 1918

COLE, W. M. (stories)

• Vigilance at Night (vi) Tales of Ghosts and Haunted Houses 1939

COLE, WARD (stories)

• The Big Jump (ss) College Sports Jan 1942

COLE, WARREN (stories)

• Remote Control (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 24 1933

COLE, WILL (stories)

• The Black Cross (nf) Popular Detective May 1953

COLE, WILLIAM (stories)

• The Opposition (ss) Colliers Sep 24 1938
• One Way to Topeka (ss) Colliers Jul 1 1939
• New Home (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1940
• For the Battler (ss) Sports Novels Magazine Oct 1940
• A Pair of Gloves (vi) Colliers Apr 18 1942
• Undersea Fever (pm) New Yorker Jul 23 1955
• Treasure Below (ar) Argosy Aug 1958; how they are going to bring the Andrea Doria from beneath the sea.
• Just Bring You (ss) Ladies Home Journal May 1962
• Grocery List (pm) Cricket & Company Dec 1974
• Bloody Mary (cl) Penthouse Apr 1984

COLEAN, DAVID (stories)

• Anyone Can Shoot a Lion (ss) Argosy (UK) Apr 1967

COLEBAN, JOHN (stories)

• Hot-Lead Headlines (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Mar 15 1941

COLEBORN, MAUD (stories)

• A Dangerous Flirtation (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 11 1898
• Professor Thimblechick’s Crime (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1899