The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

COLCORD, LINCOLN (Ross) (1883-1947) (stories)

• De Long’s Wife (ss) Hampton’s Jan 1910
• The Measure of a Man (ss) The American Magazine Apr 1910
• The Drifting Diamond (sl) The Popular Magazine Jul 15 1912
• An Incident of the Pacific (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1913
• An Instrument of the Gods (sl) The American Magazine Apr, May 1921 [Lee Fu Chang]
• Moments of Destiny (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug 20 1921
• Servant and Master (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1922
• Captain Darrow’s Nerve (ss) Sea Stories Aug 1922
• The Girl Who Was a Mystery to Her Town (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1923
• Unmasked (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1923
• “Sailor Bill” Harriman Just Had to See Roosevelt (ss) The American Magazine Sep 1923
• The Leak (ss)

COLDBROOK, EUGENE (stories)

• Aleister Crowley — Man or Demon? (ar) True Mystic Science Mar 1939
• Tibet’s Amazing Magic (ar) True Mystic Science May 1939

COLDSMITH, DON (stories)

• A Circle of History (ar) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine May 1994

COLDWELL, ETHEL HUNLEY (stories)

• Together (ss) The Mother’s Magazine Aug 1917

COLE M. D. (stories)

• A Priv’leged Person (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1923

COLE, AGNES M. (stories)

• A Hot Spell (pm) The Century Aug 1895
• Soliloquy (pm) The Nautilus Magazine Jun 1910

COLE, ALICE LENA (stories)

• Two Silhouettes (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1896

COLE, ALONZO DEEN (1897-1971) (stories)

• Snake House (nv) Mystery Novels Magazine Jul 1935
• “Alonzo Deen Cole and The Witch’s Tales Magazine” by Sam Moskowitz (ar) Pulp Vault #11 1993

COLE, ALOYSIUS (stories)

• The Wonder-Boat (pm) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1901

COLE, BARRY (1936- ) (stories)

• Poet on Poet: Fleur Adcock (ar) Ambit #67 1976

COLE, BETTINA (stories)

• Stand-Up Date (ss) Love Fiction Monthly Oct 1943
• Too Interested in Blondes (ss) Ten-Story Love Nov 1943

COLE, BRADY (stories)

• Diamond Bill and the Damnyankees (ss) Dime Western Magazine Dec 1943 [Diamond Bill]

COLE, BRIAN (stories)

• Sea-Going Hot Rod (ss) Guilty Detective Story Magazine Dec 1960
• Pool of Death (ss) Guilty Detective Story Magazine Mar 1961

COLE, CARL (stories)

• Beyond Glory (nv) Blue Book May 1938

COLE, CAROL A. (stories)

• The Not So Friendly Skies (ss) Detective Mystery Stories #54 2004

COLE, CATHY; [i.e., Catherine Cole] (stories)

• The Dance of Spring (pm) The Horn Book Magazine Jun 1957
• I Wish I’d Written That... (cl) Crime Factory Aug 2001; on Don’t Look Now.
• Crime writers on Crime writing (ar) Crime Factory May 2002
• Balmain Boogie [with Anonymous] (iv) Crime Factory Aug 2002

COLE, CELIA CAROLINE (stories)

• The Beauty Shop (ar) The Delineator Dec 1917
• Fat on Thy Bones (ar) The Delineator Mar 1923
• Carrot-Tops --- and Other Tops (ar) The Delineator Jun 1924
• The Art of Staying Young (ar) The Delineator Jan 1927
• The Faces Up Your Sleeve (ar) The Delineator Feb 1927
• Heads You Win (ar) The Delineator Sep 1927
• All By Yourself (ar) The Delineator Jan 1928
• All Drenched and Shining (ar) The Delineator Jun 1928
• Every Whit Whole (ar) The Delineator Oct 1928
• Temperamental Tresses (ar) The Delineator Apr 1930; an article on your hair and its care.
• The Face that Launched a Thousand Slips (ar) The Delineator Feb 1931
• The Light Touch (ar) The Delineator Mar 1931
• As Thy Days (ss) The Delineator Mar 1937
• Whither Shall I Go (ss) Pictorial Review Aug 1938

COLE, CHARLES FENTON (stories)

• Death Won’t Wait (ss) Fighting Aces Jul 1940

COLE, CHRIS (stories)

• The Nightrider Nobody Knew (ar) 2-Gun Western Feb 1955

COLE, DALE (stories)

• When a Man’s a Man (ss) Real Sports Feb 1938

COLE, DEXTER (stories)

• The Soft Answerer (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Nov 25 1915

COLE, DOLLIE (stories)

• A Clear Look at Rodeo (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul/Aug 1973
• Thou Shalt Not Kill George Wallace (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1975
• Painter of Souls, of Joy, of Sorrow [with James A. Shuptrine] (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1976; Hubert Shuptrine.

COLE, DON (stories)

• Transatlantic (na) Complete Movie Novel Magazine Aug 1931

COLE, DOUGLAS (stories)

• Fiends Love Too! (ss) Off Beat Detective Stories Jul 1960

COLE, EDITH F. (stories)

• Do You Know Your ABC’s (ar) Pictorial Review Nov 1934

COLE, EDWARD H. (stories)

• Ave atque Vale! (ar) The Olympian New Series Aut 1940
• Lovecraft Verse (pm) The Olympian New Series Aut 1940

COLE, EDWIN (stories)

• Aphrodite’s Third Offense (ss) Munsey’s Mar 1911
• The Wisdom of Solomon (ss) The Smart Set May 1915
• Over the Border (ss) Boys’ Life Mar 1924

COLE, ELIZABETH (stories)

• In September (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1885

COLE, EVERETT B. (1910-1977) (stories)

• Philosophical Corps (ss) Astounding Mar 1951 [Philosophical Corps]
• These Shall Not Be Lost (nv) Astounding Jan 1953 [Philosophical Corps]
• letter (lt) Astounding Jun 1953
• Exile (na) Astounding Jan 1954
• Fighting Philosopher (nv) Astounding Apr 1954 [Philosophical Corps]
• The Deviant (ss) Astounding Oct 1954
• The Players (nv) Astounding Apr 1955 [Philosophical Corps]
• Millennium (nv) Astounding May 1955 [Philosophical Corps]
• Final Weapon (na) Astounding Jun 1955
• Indirection (ss) Astounding Jan 1956
• The Missionaries (na) Astounding May 1956 [Philosophical Corps]
• The Best Made Plans (n.) Astounding Nov 1959
• Alarm Clock (nv) Astounding Sep 1960
• The Weakling (nv) Analog Feb 1961

COLE, FRED (stories)

• Understudy (ss) Woman’s World Sep 1939

COLE, G(eorge) D(ouglas) H(oward) (1889-1959) (stories)

• A Lesson in Crime [with M. Cole] (ss) A Lesson in Crime, Collins 1933 [Supt. Henry Wilson]
• Death in the Sun [with M. Cole] (nv) Mrs. Warrender’s Profession, Collins 1938 [Mrs. Elizabeth Warrender]
• The Toys of Death [with M. Cole] (na) Mrs. Warrender’s Profession, Collins 1938 [Mrs. Elizabeth Warrender]
• Bring Me an Axe and Spade [with Margaret Cole] (ss) Lilliput Mar 1945
• Death of a Bride [with M. Cole] (na) Death of a Bride, Vallancey 1945
• The Cliff Path Ghost [with Margaret Cole] (ss) [Supt. Henry Wilson]
• Death on a Holiday [with M. Cole] (ss) [Supt. Henry Wilson]

COLE, GEORGE L. (stories)

• letter (lt) Astounding Oct 1955

COLE, GRENVILLE A. J. (stories)

• The Earth’s Earliest Inhabitants (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1901

COLE, H. BERTON (stories)

• Love Call (pm) Love Story Magazine Jan 10 1931
• Lost Dreams (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine May 14 1932
• Love’s Song (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Nov 5 1932
• Longing (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Dec 24 1932
• Deep in My Heart (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Sep 16 1933

COLE, HARLAN (stories)

• Manhunt (ss) Federal Agent Nov 1937

COLE, HARRY W. (stories)

• Headlights and Footlights (ar) Railroad Magazine Nov 1938

COLE, HELENE HOFFMAN (stories)

• New Rochelle Feeds Five Thousand (ar) The Tryout Feb 1918
• News Notes (cl) The Tryout Feb, Nov 1918, Jan, Mar 1919
• Dreams of a Mother (pm) The Tryout Mar 1918
• The Eighteenth of May (ar) The Tryout Jun 1918
• El Supremo (ar) The Tryout Jan 1919

COLE, HUBERT (stories)

• All His Own Work (ar) John Bull Feb 7 1948

COLE, IRA A. (stories)

• A Dream of the Golden Age (pm) The Conservative Jul 1915
• In Vita Elysium (pm) The Conservative Jul 1917
• To a summer cloud (pm) The Vagrant Spr 1927

COLE, J. A. (stories)

• Constancy (pm) National Magazine Aug 1899

COLE, J. E. B. (stories)

• Bullets, Ballistics and Bloodshed (??)

COLE, JACKSON; house pseudonym (stories)

• Pearls of Peril (n.) Thrilling Adventures May 1933; “Modern Pirates and Cannibals of the South Sea Islands— and a Brave American’s Daring Quest.”
• Valley of Giants (n.) Thrilling Adventures Jul 1933; “Amazing Adventures of a Submarine Crew on a Daring Expedition that Discovers a Lost Valley.”
• Guerrilla Brand (ss) Thrilling Adventures Aug 1933; “Moments Packed with Peril in Mexico.”
• Red Silver (n.) Thrilling Adventures Sep 1933; “An American Mixes it With Spanish Desperadoes and Raiding North African Moors in the Black Sierras.”
• North of Guinea (ss) Thrilling Adventures Nov 1933; “Enemies Meet in the Forgotten Isles of the Pacific.”
• The Jungle Trail (nv) Thrilling Adventures Dec 1933; “An American Secret Service Man on a Dangerous Mission in the Depths of the Colombian Wilderness.”
• Claws of the Red Dragon (n.) Thrilling Adventures Jan 1934; “Savage Conflict and Perilous Adventure in a Gripping Novel of Piracy on the Banda Sea.”
• The Joker in the Deck (nv) Thrilling Western Feb 1934
• Law Rides the Range (na) Thrilling Western Feb 1934; also as “Riley Sides the Rocking-C”.
• Riley Sides the Rocking-C (na) Thrilling Western Feb 1934
• Pin a Rose on Me (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Mar 1934
• Jungle Diamonds (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jun 1934; “Bill Mallon Comes to Grips With El Feurtao, River Bandit.”
• Curse of the Pharaohs (n.) Thrilling Adventures Jul 1934; “Flailing Fists and Flashing Knives in an Action-Packed Novel of Egyptian Treasures Stained With Blood.”
• Gun Law (na) Thrilling Western Jul 1934
• Fingers of Doom (ss) Thrilling Western Aug 1934
• Hondo Peters, Range Rider (nv) Thrilling Adventures Aug 1934
• Vanishing Beef (ss) Thrilling Western Sep 1934
• The Gun Slinger from Sundown (nv) Thrilling Western Oct 1934
• Scourge of the Border (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories Oct 1934
• The Gun-Swinger (ss) Thrilling Adventures Nov 1934; “Buck Lawton Barges into Wolftown—Ready to Fight!”.
• Ranger Legacy (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1934
• Valley of Romance (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories Nov 1934
• The Holdup (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Dec 1934
• Raiders of Pecos Valley (nv) Thrilling Western Dec 1934
• The Black Rider (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Feb 1935
• Law Rides The Range (ss) Thrilling Western Feb 1935
• Rodeo Loot (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Mar 1935
• Treasure Trap (ss) Thrilling Western Apr 1935
• Education of Sheriff Gregg (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories Jun 1935
• Squatter’s Guns (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jun 1935
• Temperamental Seaplane (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jul 1935
• Restless Ranny (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories Aug 1935
• Trigger Trapped (ss) Thrilling Western Aug 1935
• Doom Rider (nv) Thrilling Western Sep 1935
• Flying Chips (ss) Popular Western Sep 1935
• Hoss Sense (ss) Popular Western Oct 1935
• Taken from the Greek (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1935
• Trigger Trail (ss) Popular Western Nov 1935
• Ghost Deputy (ss) Popular Western Dec 1935
• Locked Fists (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jan 1936
• Payroll Bait (ss) Popular Western Jan 1936
• Hat Trick (ss) Thrilling Western Mar 1936
• Gambler’s Luck (ss) Thrilling Western Apr 1936
• Bunched Bullets (ss) Thrilling Western May 1936
• Measure of a Man (ss) Thrilling Western Jun 1936
• The Lone Wolf Rides (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1936
• The Lone Wolf Rides (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1936 [Jim Hatfield]
• Gunsmoke on the Rio (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1936 [Jim Hatfield]
• Spider Wires (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jan 1937
• Lone Star Law (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1937; Gun-Hasty Rustlers and a Sturdy Lawman Trade Lead in a Valley of Vanishing Cattle! Jim Hatfield Brings justice to an Outlaw Outpost as He Battles Desperate Killers Who Laugh at the West’s Code of Fair Play. [Jim Hatfield]
• Riders of the Mesquite Trail (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1937; Law Comes to the Town of Little Elk in the Person of a Lone Wolf Who Totes Colt Lightnin’! Outlaw Guns Flame as Jim Hatfield Pits Himself Against a Desperate Range-Grabbing Combine. [Jim Hatfield]
• Six-Gun Stampede (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1937; Border Bandits and Raiding Rustlers Go on a Rampage of Lawlessness While Rival Rail Barons Clash in a Mad Race to Bring the Iron Horse Into a Death-Locked Valley!. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Frontier Legion (n.) Texas Rangers May 1937; A Masked Desperado Puts the Brand of Terror Upon the Rangeland, Riding Rough-Shod Over Honesty and justice—and It’s Up to a Lone Wolf Ranger to Make Him Show His Hand. [Jim Hatfield]
• Border Fury (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1937 [Jim Hatfield]
• Renegade Roundup (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1937 [Jim Hatfield]
• Death Rides the Rio (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1937 [Jim Hatfield]
• Terror Stalks the Border (n.) Texas Rangers Sep 1937; Lidless Eyes of Crucified Men Stare Sightless at the Horrors of the Sun-Bleached Desert, while Greed-Ridden Men Play with Human Pawns for Kingship Above the Rio Grande, but There Arrives a Rider—Strong, Stern, Undaunted—to Put the Brand of Lone Star Law on Cuevas County!. [Jim Hatfield]
• The Lone Trail (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1937; Out of the Tortuous Trails of the Southwest Runs a Vein of Tainted Gold—Its Dread Secret Sealed Behind the Lips of the Dead Victims of a Coyote Range Baron!. [Jim Hatfield]
• Guns Across the Pecos (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1937 [Jim Hatfield]
• Riders of the Shadows (n.) Texas Rangers Dec 1937; Colts Blaze Along the Trail of the Hooded Hellions that Spray the Sun-Baked Town of Largos with Lead, while Men Turn Pale at the Hoarse Voice of the Whispering Lobo, Kinsmen and Cohort of Death!. [Jim Hatfield]
• Wyatt Earp of Wichita (ar) Thrilling Western Dec 1937
• The Border Pack (n.) Texas Rangers Jan 1938; Deep in the Sandy Wastes of lnfierno Gris, a Black Mystery Spawned in the Evil Mind of a Human Coyote, Threatens the Lives and Lands of Dwellers Above the Rio Grande—Until, Mounted on Living Flame, a Ranger Rides!. [Jim Hatfield]
• Bat Masterson (ts) Thrilling Western Feb 1938
• Mesquite Marauders (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1938; Vultures of the Cattle Trail Make Life Above. the Rio Grande a Thing of Trigger-Swift Death and Terror as Their Menacing Hordes Sweep Down Upon the Dust-Ridden Regions of the Pecos!. [Jim Hatfield]
• Gun Harvest (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1938; Far-Flung and Terrible is the Menace That Rides the Broad Ranges of the Brazos Country, Where Sidewinders Deal Death and Destruction—Until a Sorrel-Mounted Ranger Takes a Hand. [Jim Hatfield]
• Red Runs the Rio (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1938; A Juggernaut of Destruction Moves Snakily Over the Broad. Plains of the Southwest, Crushing Everything Before it and Striking Fear and Dread into the Once Peaceful Dwellers of the Sage and Cactus!. [Jim Hatfield]
• Rope Law (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine May 1938
• Lone Star Peril (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1938; Hate, Nurtured and Fed by Consuming Fires of Revenge, Weaves a Web of Destruction Over Open Plains and Roaming Herds as a Lawman Battles Valiantly to Establish a Reign of Peace for White Man and Red. [Jim Hatfield]