The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Title

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To Bring Him Back • Narda Stokes • (vi)
To Buff • Margaret A. Richard • (pm)
To Build a Fire • Jack London • (ss)
To Build a Robot Brain • Murray Leinster • (ar)
To Bury a Friend • Stanley Anton • (ss)
To Buy or Lease? - That Is the Question • Al Burns • (ar)
To Buy or Sell • C. A. Osier • (ss)
To Byzantium • Andrew Fetler • (ss)
To Callista • W. Cowle & F. C. Lewers • (pm)
To Cancel Half a Line • Wilbur Hall • (ss)
To Capture a Moment in Time • Anonymous • (ar)
To Care for Him Who Shall Have Borne the Battle • Eleanor Roosevelt • (ar)
To Carmen Sylva • Emma Lazarus • (pm)
To Caroline, a Phlegmatic Forgiver • John R. Franckey • (pm)
To Carolyn Wells • John Kendrick Bangs • (pm)
To Carve a New World • Victor Rousseau • (nv)
To Catch a Cold • Maynard Good Stoddard • (ar)
To Catch a Falling Star • Barbara Callahan • (ss)
To Catch a Forger • Misc. • (nf)
To Catch a Man, • John Harriman • (ss)
To Catch a Rustler • Bruce Douglas • (ss)
To Catch a Thief • Alfred Batson • (ss)
To Catch a Thief • Frank King • (ss)
To Catch a Thief • Carrington Phelps • (ss)
To Catch a Thief • Louis Weadock • (ss)
“To Catch a Thief” • George Foxhall • (ss)
To Catch A Tiger • Vanessa Hollings • (nv)
To Celia • George Etherege • (pm)
To Celia • Rheinhart Kleiner • (pm)
“To Celia” • Ben Jonson • (pm)
To Certain Animals • Leona Ames Hill • (pm)
To Certain Editors • Virginia Scott Miner • (pm)
To Certain Summer Girls • R. K. Munkittrick • (pm)
To Certain War-Poets • Richard Le Gallienne • (pm)
To Change Last Summer’s Clothes, a Chat • Virginia Louis Ralston • (ar)
To Charles Major: Died February 13, 1913 • Wilbur D. Nesbit • (pm)
To Charlie of the Comics • Anonymous • (pm)
To Charlie of the Comics • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Chelsea • Misc. • (ms)
To China and Beyond • Nancy Crosby • (ss)
To China with Nixon • William F. Buckley, Jr. • (ar)
To Chloe • William Cartwright • (pm)
To Chloe in Australia • Edwin J. Brady • (pm)
To Chloris • Charles Sedley • (pm)
To Clarabella • Anonymous • (pm)
To Clear His Name • Richard Quigley • (ss)
To Cleo • Dan Weaver • (pm)
To Climb a Mountain • Robert Moore Williams • (ss)
To Climb San Sebastian • Roswell B. Rohde • (ss)
To Clinton Scollard • Walter John Coates • (pm)
To Coal • R. G. Kirk • (ss)
To College- And Back • William Wye Smith • (pm)
To Come After a Sonnet • Marianne Moore • (pm)
To Complete His Collection • H. Bedford-Jones • (nv)
To Complete your Outfit • Misc. • (ms)
To Confess or Pretend • Alice Beal Parsons • (ss)
To Conquer Caesar • P. A. Fitzherbert • (ss)
To Courtnay-Courtnays • A. S. Duane • (ss)
To Create What? • Norman MacCaig • (pm)
“To Crime!” • Bernard Horton • (ss)
To Critics Asking Lighter Songs • George Sterling • (pm)
To Cross a Mountain • Talmage Powell • (ss)
To Cuba with Cal • Beverly Smith, Jr. • (ar)
To Curb Sale of Pistols • Misc. • (nf)
To Custard Pie • Grace McKinstry • (pm)
To Cut the Private Wire (When Crestleigh House was Stormed) • Anonymous • (ss)
To Cut, Follow the Dotted Line • Juan Cabrera de Moya & Maurice A. Hamonneau • (nv)
To Cynthia • George H. Jessup • (pm)
To Cynthia • Clarence Mansfield Lindsay • (pm)
To Cynthia, on a Moonlit Beach • Anonymous • (pm)
To D.H. Lawrence • E. J. Pratt • (pm)
To Daffodil: In Springtime • Alma Browning • (pm)
To Damascus • Henry Kendall • (pm)
To Damon (Alfred Galpin, Jun.) • Lewis Theobald, Jr. • (pm)
To Death, of His Lady • François Villon • (pm)
To Defy a God • Joanne S. Kanarkiewicz • (ss)
To Delia • Hansard Watt • (pm)
To Delia Avoiding Damon • Edward Softly • (pm)
To Destiny • Charles Hanson Towne • (pm)
To Dianeme • Robert Herrick • (pm)
To Die a Hero • Robert Kissel • (ss)
To Die and Leave All • Hunter MacCulloch • (pm)
To Die at Midnight • Michael Fessler • (ss)
To Die But Once • Dean Owen • (ss)
To Die Dreaming • John H. Knox • (nv)
To Die For • Joyce Maynard • (ex)
To Die Is Divine • Misc. • (nf)
To Die Like a Man • Helene Huff • (ss)
To Die Like a Roman • Brian Nutter • (ss)
To Die with Decency • Geoffrey Household • (ss)
To Dine or Dance • Misc. • (ar)
To Divert River Across Desert • Misc. • (ms)
To Do Something About Maggie • Jay Wilson • (ss)
To Dolly • Truman Roberts Andrews • (pm)
To Dolly, Angry • Vincent F. Howard • (pm)
To Donald Davidson in Heaven (Southern Section) • Lloyd Davis • (pm)
To Doris, Who Wishes to Serve Her Country • Mary Eleanor Roberts • (pm)
To Dorothy, Again • Marvin Bell • (pm)
To Doubt Everything in This World Which Is Random • Rosemary V. Klein • (pm)
To Drain Lake for Gold • Anonymous • (nf)
To Dream of Bears • Tess Gallagher • (ss)
To Dream of Murder • Rog Phillips • (ss)
“To Drift No More” • Ethel Le Compte • (nv)
To Drink or Not to Drink • Misc. • (ms)
To Drive Dull Care Away • Misc. • (ar)
To Drive Dull Care Away; Witticisms and Verses • Misc. • (ms)
“To Dunkirk—Or Bust!” • Cabot Dunbar • (ss)
To Each Generation Its Adventure • Bill Adams • (nf)
To Each His Own • Misc. • (ms)
To Each His Own Shroud • Burt Sims • (ss)
To Each His Share • Robert Southwell • (pm)
To Each His Star • Bryce Walton • (ss)
To Edward John Morton Drax Plunkett, Eighteenth Baron Dunsany • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Edwin Markham • James F. Morton, Jr. • (pm)
To Effect an Arrest • Harwood Steele • (ss)
To Elaine • Alice Reybold • (pm)
To Elaine • Percy Waxman • (pm)
To Endymion (Frank Belknap Long, Jr.) • Lewis Theobald, Jr. • (pm)
To England And America: A New Year’s Greetings • H. D. Rawnsley • (pm)
To Entertain an Evening Party • various • (ar)
To Escape • Octavus Roy Cohen • (ss)
To Every ’Bus-Driver of the Air • James A. Mollison • (ar)
To Every Dog His Day • A. M. Chisholm • (ss)
To Every Dog, His Day • Bigelow Neal • (ss)
To Every Man a Damsel or Two • R. W. St. Hill • (vi)
To Every Town and City • Mark T. McKee • (ar)
To Fail Him Never • Wyatt Blassingame • (ss)
To Fame on a Stolen Horse • Anonymous • (nf)
To Fight Another Day • Robert Moore Williams • (ss)
To Find the Crime • Paul Anders • (ss)
To Fire • Helen Huntington • (pm)
To Fire the Wife • Meyer Levin • (ss)
To Fit the Crime • Talmage Powell • (ss)
To Fit the Picture • Jessica Wellner • (vi)
To Flora • Gnoman • (pm)
To Fly or Not to Fly (picture and information on Orville Wright, Eddie Rickenbacker, Ralph H. Upson, William Mitchell, Glenn H. Curtiss, Albert C. Read) • Misc. • (ar)
To Fortune: A Prayer • Blakeney Gray • (pm)
To France • Francis Ledwidge • (pm)
To France • Canon F. G. Scott • (pm)
To Francis Thompson • R. A. Lafferty • (pm)
To Frank Norris • Emery Bemsley Pottle • (pm)
To Free a Friend • Edwin Hunt Hoover • (ss)
To Free Cuba • Anna Leach • (ss)
To Friends Who Say “What of It?” • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Frosty • Catherine E. Berry • (pm)
To G.B.S. • E. J. Pratt • (pm)
To Gain an Inch • Richard H. Hardwick • (ss)
To Gain the Heights • Henry Wadsworth Longfellow • (pm)
To Gertrude—in Gingham • Margaret E. Sangster • (pm)
To Get a Man • June Gibson • (vi)
To Get a Man Out of Hell • Marvin L. De Vries • (ss)
To Get Along, Keep on Being a Country Boy • George Ade • (ar)
To Get It Made • Ralph R. Perry • (ss)
To Get the Kaiser’s Goat • Jay J. Kalez • (ss)
To Get What You Want • Walter Bronson • (ss)
To Giulia Grise • N. P. Willis • (pm)
To Give • Gladys Hall • (pm)
To Give Is Blessed • Nancy Camp • (ss)
To Give the Challenge • Barbara Borland & Hal Borland • (ss)
To Glory • I. A. R. Wylie • (ss)
To Go or Not To Go • Hartzell Bournemann • (ss)
To Goldenhair (from Horace) • Thomas Hood • (pm)
To Grandmothers House We Go • Nancy Davis • (ar)
To Grania in Ireland • Ernest Rhys • (ar)
To Greece and Return • Anonymous • (ed)
To Greece, 1917 • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Guadalcanal and Back • Harry Davis & Samuel A. Isquith,narr. • (ts)
To Gwendolyn • Richard Le Gallienne • (pm)
To Hades on a Wheel Chair • Carl Memling • (ss)
To Halley’s Comet • William Ross Lee • (pm)
To Hang—Or Not to Hang? • John Creasey • (ar)
To Happiness • Donald R. Steele • (pm)
To Happiness • Daphne Guise Tucker • (pm)
To Harpo Marx • Jack Kerouac • (pm)
To Hart Crane • Laurence Josephs • (pm)
To Have - But Not to Hold • Marian Lawrence • (ss)
To Have and Have Knots • Steve Shaw • (ss)
To Have and Have Not • Bob Guccione • (hu)
To Have and to Hate • Marjorie Maynard • (ss)
To Have and to Hold • W. W. Jacobs • (ss)
To Have and to Hold • Fletcher Pratt • (ar)
To Have and to Hold • Lawrence Treat • (ss)
To Have and to Hold • Lady Troubridge • (ss)
To Have and to Hold • Lon Williams • (ss)
To Have But Have Not • Edward Noyes • (ss)
To Have—But—to Hold! • Tom O’Shane • (ss)
To Have Dominion • MacKinlay Kantor & Thomas Kantor • (ss)
To Have the Honour • Georgette Heyer • (ss)
To Have Your Cake and Eat It • Agnes Boulton Burton • (ss)
To Health by Radio • Conrad K. Gale, M.D. • (ar)
To Helen • William Frederick Kirk • (pm)
To Helen • Alexander Lesley • (pm)
To Helen, Hardly • Bill Jones • (pm)
To Helene • George Darley • (pm)
To Hell - With Orders! • Steve Hail • (ss)
To Hell and Back • Jack Callahan • (ar)
To Hell and Back • Hal Dunning • (ss)
To Hell and Back • Homer King Gordon • (ss)
To Hell and Back • Guy L. Maynard • (ss)
To Hell—And Back • Joel Townsley Rogers • (na)
To Hell and Glory • Tom Roan • (ss)
To Hell and Gone • T. K. Hawley • (ss)
To Hell and Gone • Stuart James • (ts)
To Hell for the Devil • Richard Wormser • (n.)
To Hell for the Devil • Richard Wormser • (nv)
To Hell in a Basket • William Lester • (ss)
To Hell in Sixty Seconds • Raymond Schuessler • (ar)

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