The FictionMags Index

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[]Garrison, Webb B(lack) (1919-2000); used pseudonym David Crewe (about) (chron.)
• * Ballyhoo, (ar) Bluebook July 1953
• * The Biggest Snatch-Job in History, (ar) F.B.I. Detective Stories February 1950
• * Blockhead, (ar) Bluebook April 1956
• * Blue Book, (ar) Bluebook July 1954
• * Bull’s-Eye, (ar) Bluebook November 1954
• * Bushed, (ar) Adventure August 1956
• * Charley Horse, (ar) Adventure September 1956
• * Cherry Hell, (ss) Saga September 1953
• * Cinch, (ar) Bluebook April 1955
• * The Cock-Eyed Casebook, (ms) New Detective Magazine November 1949
• Detective Tales (UK) February 1958
• * Coty, (ar) Bluebook September 1954
• * Debonair, (ar) Bluebook November 1953
• * Derby, (ar) Bluebook December 1952
• * Disaster at Martinique, (ar) Adventure April 1951
• * Easy Money, (ar) Bluebook March 1952
• * A Flash in the Pan, (ar) Bluebook February 1954
• * Four-Flusher, (ar) Bluebook June 1952
• * Get the Sack, (ar) Bluebook July 1952
• * Giant Against the Sky, (ts) Adventure August 1949
• * Hock Shop, (ms) Argosy October 1956
• * Hunch, (ar) Bluebook May 1955
• * Idiot, (ar) Bluebook August 1952
• * Intoxicant, (ar) Bluebook June 1954
• * Jail-Break, (ts) Saga October 1951
• * Jamboree, (ar) Adventure November 1956
• * Jeep, (ar) Adventure December 1956
• * Kite, (ar) Bluebook September 1953
• * Knuckle Down, (ar) Bluebook February 1955
• * Last Laughs, (hu) The Blue Book Magazine Jul, Aug, Oct 1950, Sep 1951
• * Magazine, (ar) Bluebook May 1953
• * Marvel of His Time, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1948
• * Meet the Master Forger, (ar) 15 Story Detective February 1950
• 15 Story Detective (Canada) February 1950
• Detective Tales (UK) February 1956
• * Monkey, (ar) Bluebook August 1954
• * Not Able to Hold a Candle To, (ar) Bluebook March 1954
• * Odds on Crime, (ar) New Detective Magazine May 1949
• * Operation Chin, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine October 1948
• The Blue Book Magazine (Canada) October 1948
• * Panties, (ar) Bluebook February 1953
• * Picturesque People:
  * ___ II: Marvel of His Time, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1948
• * Poet Laureate of Crime, (ss) 15 Story Detective April 1950
• Detective Tales (UK) July 1956
• * Poppycock, (ms) Argosy September 1956
• * Railroad, (ar) Adventure October 1956
• * Reefer, (ar) Adventure January 1957
• * Robot, (ar) Bluebook November 1955
• * Satan’s Calling Cards, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine April 1950
• * Short-Cut to Glory, (ar) Bluebook December 1953
• * These Will Kill You, (ar) New Detective Magazine September 1949
• * To Bark Up the Wrong Tree, (ar) Bluebook April 1952
• * To Be Unstrung, (ar) Bluebook November 1952
• * To Fly Off the Handle, (ar) Bluebook May 1952
• * To Get the Upper Hand, (ar) Bluebook March 1954
• * To Grease One’s Palm, (ar) Bluebook May 1954
• * To Hop on the Band Wagon, (ar) Adventure November 1956
• * To Peter Out, (ar) Bluebook March 1953
• * To Play Fast and Loose, (ar) Bluebook December 1953
• * To Put on the Dog, (ar) Bluebook January 1953
• * To Put the Bee On, (ar) Bluebook January 1956
• * To Smell a Rat, (ar) Bluebook February 1956
• * To Take the Rap, (ar) Bluebook December 1955
• * Twist of Fate:
  * ___ Coty, (cl) Bluebook September 1954
• * Underdog, (ar) Adventure June 1957
• * untitled (“Until after the Civil War”), (ms) New Detective Magazine March 1950
• * Wacky Warfare, (cl) The Blue Book Magazine May, Jun 1951
• * Washout, (ar) Bluebook October 1954
• * A Watch Pot That Boiled, (ar) Bluebook December 1954
• * Wordly Wise, (cl) Bluebook October 1955
* ___ Ballyhoo, (cl) Bluebook July 1953
* ___ Blockhead, (cl) Bluebook April 1956
* ___ Blue Book, (cl) Bluebook July 1954
* ___ Bull’s-Eye, (cl) Bluebook November 1954
* ___ Cinch, (cl) Bluebook April 1955
* ___ Debonair, (cl) Bluebook November 1953
* ___ Derby, (cl) Bluebook December 1952
* ___ A Flash in the Pan, (cl) Bluebook February 1954
* ___ Four-Flusher, (cl) Bluebook June 1952
* ___ Get the Sack, (cl) Bluebook July 1952
* ___ Hunch, (cl) Bluebook May 1955
* ___ Idiot, (cl) Bluebook August 1952
* ___ Intoxicant, (cl) Bluebook June 1954
* ___ Kite, (cl) Bluebook September 1953
* ___ Knuckle Down, (cl) Bluebook February 1955
* ___ Magazine, (cl) Bluebook May 1953
* ___ Monkey, (cl) Bluebook August 1954
* ___ Not Able to Hold a Candle To, (cl) Bluebook March 1954
* ___ Panties, (cl) Bluebook February 1953
* ___ Robot, (cl) Bluebook November 1955
* ___ To Bark Up the Wrong Tree, (cl) Bluebook April 1952
* ___ To Be Unstrung, (cl) Bluebook November 1952
* ___ To Fly Off the Handle, (cl) Bluebook May 1952
* ___ To Get the Upper Hand, (cl) Bluebook March 1954
* ___ To Grease One’s Palm, (cl) Bluebook May 1954
* ___ To Peter Out, (cl) Bluebook March 1953
* ___ To Put on the Dog, (cl) Bluebook January 1953
* ___ To Put the Bee On, (cl) Bluebook January 1956
* ___ To Smell a Rat, (cl) Bluebook February 1956
* ___ To Take the Rap, (cl) Bluebook December 1955
* ___ Washout, (cl) Bluebook October 1954
* ___ A Watch Pot That Boiled, (cl) Bluebook December 1954
* ___ Yarn, (cl) Bluebook October 1952
* ___ Yellow, (cl) Bluebook January 1954
• * Worldly Wise:
  * ___ To Play Fast and Loose, (cl) Bluebook December 1953
• * Yarn, (ar) Bluebook October 1952
• * Yellow, (ar) Bluebook January 1954

[]Garrison, Wendell Phillips (1840-1907) (about) (chron.)
• * At Greenwood Cemetery, (??) The Century Magazine January 1894
• * Connecticut in the Middle Ages, (ar) The Century Magazine September 1885
• * The Isms of Forty Years Ago, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1880
• * Post-Meridian, (pm) The Century Magazine January 1888
• * The Reform of the Senate, (??) The Atlantic Monthly August 1891
• * The Vision of Abraham Lincoln, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1885
• * William James Stillman, (??) The Century Magazine September 1893
• * William Lloyd Garrison’s Origin and Early Life: His Ancestors, (ar) The Century Magazine August 1885

[]Garrison, William H. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * Elizabeth Cady Stanton and “The Woman’s Bible”, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1900
• * Horrors of Capital Punishment, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1894
• * Just a Song, (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine February 1900
• * New York’s Real Bohemia, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine February 1896
• * Police, American and Foreign, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1893
• * Popular Misquotations, (ar) The Junior Munsey February 1901
• * Some Students’ “Dens” at Yale, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine November 1900
• * A Song (With an Offering of Lilies of the Valley and Roses), (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine June 1900
• * Walt Whitman, (ar) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine May 1892 [Ref. Walt Whitman]

[]Garrison, William Lloyd (1805-1879) (chron.)
• * Freedom for the Mind, (pm)
• The Scrap Book September 1908
• * Liberty for All, (pm)
• The All-Story January 1912
• The All-Story (UK) January 1912

[]Garritson, E. Elsworth (chron.)
• * The Ship Carpenter’s Ghost, (ss) New York Herald July 21 1907; as told to Richard Maxwell Winans
• The Paragon Monthly October 1907; as told to Richard Maxwell Winans

[]Garritt, E. F. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * What Is Art? Gentile vs. Croce, (es) This Quarter March 1932

[]Garrity, Bridget Rohan (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Holy Boys, (ss)
• Writers Harvest 3 ed. Tobias Wolff, Delta, 2000

[]Garrity, Shaenon K(elty) (1978- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The All-Night Truck Stop Polka Band, (ss) Strange Horizons Jun 13, Jun 20 2011
• * The Bride, (ss) Black Static #77, November/December 2020
• * Colorless Green Ideas, (ss) James Gunn’s Ad Astra #1, June 2012
• * The Deliverable, (ss) Unidentified Funny Objects 5 ed. Alex Shvartsman, UFO Publishing, 2016
• * Flying on My Hatred of My Neighbor’s Dog, (ss) Funny Science Fiction ed. Alex Shvartsman, UFO Publishing, 2016; originally appeared in the audio download The Drabblecast #298, October 3, 2013.
• * Francisca Montoya’s Almanac of Things That Can Kill You, (ss) Lightspeed #47, April 2014
• Wastelands: The New Apocalypse ed. John Joseph Adams, Titan, 2019
• * Grandma Novak’s Famous Nut Roll, (ss) Lightspeed #103, December 2018
• * He Could Be Ambrose Bierce, (vi) Daily Science Fiction December 11 2012
• * Immortals That Show Us That Death Is the Best Option, (ar) Lightspeed #16, September 2011
• * Leg, (ss) Kaleidotrope Spring 2017
• * Librarians in the Branch Library of Babel, (ss) Strange Horizons October 17 2011
• Funny Fantasy ed. Alex Shvartsman, UFO Publishing, 2016
• * My Collectors, (ss) Kaleidotrope Autumn 2025
• * Prison Knife Fight, (ss) Machine of Death ed. Ryan North, Matthew Bennardo & David Malki, Bearstache Books, 2010
• * You Came to the Tower, (nv) Future Science Fiction Digest #4, September 2019
• * [front cover], (cv) Kaleidotrope Winter 2020

[]Garro, Elena (1916-1998) (about) (chron.)
• * Blame the Tlaxcaltecs, (ss) Short Stories by Latin American Women: The Magic and the Real ed. Celia Correas de Zapata, Arte Público Press, 1990; translated from the Spanish by Ina Cumpiano.
• * A Secure Home, (pl)
• The Book of Fantasy ed. Jorge Lu^i's Borges, Adolfo Bioy Casares & Silvina Ocampo, Viking, 1988

[]Garro, Mark (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Big Bad Bugs, Minstrel, 1998

[]Garrod, Brian (chron.)
• * Pelinore: The City League, (ms) Imagine #22, January 1985

[]Garrod, Geoffrey (chron.)
• * Colour in Music, (ar) Colour August 1914
• * Some Belgian Composers, (ar) Colour November 1914

[]Garrod, Herbert B. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * The Madonna di San Sisto, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1888

[]Garrod, John William (1922- ); used pseudonym John Castle (chron.)
• * Flight Into Danger (with Arthur Hailey & Ronald Charles Payne), (n.) Souvenir Press, 1958, as by John Castle & Arthur Hailey
• Suspense (Australia) December 1958, as by John Castle & Arthur Hailey
• Suspense (UK) December 1958, as by John Castle & Arthur Hailey
• Ladies’ Home Journal March 1959, as by Arthur Hailey & John Castle

[]Garron, Keith (chron.)
• * The English Riviera, (ar) The Idler December 1906
• * Winder Idling Places:
  * ___ I. The English Riviera, (ar) The Idler December 1906

[]Garron, Robert (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Advisor, (ss) Phantom Whispers v3, 2025
• * The Bait, (ss) Phantom Whispers v1, 2024
• * The Conjuror, (ss) Phantom Whispers v2, 2024
• * Da Hawnted Howth, (ss) Phantom Whispers v2, 2024
• * A Different Palette, (nv) Phantom Whispers v1, 2024
• * Fine New Day, (nv) Phantom Whispers v3, 2025
• * Please Take My Soul, (ss) Phantom Whispers v2, 2024
• * Snapshot, (ss) Phantom Whispers v1, 2024
• * The Tesseract, (ss) Phantom Whispers v3, 2025
• * Transmigration, (ss) Phantom Whispers v1, 2024
• * The Well, (ss) Phantom Whispers v2, 2024

[]Garron, Robert A.; pseudonym of Howard Wandrei (1909-1956) (chron.)
• * Ah There, Murder!, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories March 1937
• Spicy Detective Stories October 1941, as "Request Number", by Walton Grey
• * All Right, Murder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories March 1941
• * Before You Kill—, (ss) Private Detective Stories July 1941
• Private Detective (Canada) January 1943
• * Before You Shoot, (nv) Spicy Detective Stories July 1939
• * Burial Plot [Victor “Vik” Mlada], (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1945
• * Call Them “Mongeys”, (ss) Speed Adventure Stories July 1944
• * Camera Kill, (na) Romantic Detective August 1938
• * Clues All Over, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories February 1938
• * Connoisseur of Death, (ss) Private Detective Stories April 1939
• * The Corpse Is Yours!, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1941
• * Corpse on All Fours, (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1938
• Speed Detective May 1943, as "Look for a Grave", by William Decatur
• * Corpse vs. Killer, (na) Romantic Detective December 1938
• * The Deadly One, (na) Private Detective Stories September 1942
• * Death in Jigtime [Clarence Sneed], (ss) Private Detective Stories August 1942
• Private Detective (Canada) December 1942
• * Dog in the Manger [Victor “Vik” Mlada], (ss) Private Detective Stories February 1945
• * Don’t Be a Sissy, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1938
• Spicy Detective Stories February 1942, as "Behind Drawn Shutters", by John Phillips
• * Don’t Do It, Mister!, (ss) Super-Detective December 1943
• * Don’t Jump, (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1940
• * Don’t Lose Your Head, (nv) Private Detective Stories May 1939
• * Don’t Send a Boy!, (nv) Private Detective Stories October 1938
• * Dressed to Kill, (na) Romantic Detective April 1938
• Speed Detective April 1943, as "Death Repaid", by Randolph Barr
• 2 Book Mystery Magazine February 1946
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * The English Knife, (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1942
• * The Eye of the Tiger, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1937
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * The 15th Pocket, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories November 1936
• Private Detective Stories July 1938, as "Death’s Passenger", by Robert Black
• 2 Book Mystery Magazine June 1946, as "Death’s Passenger", by Robert Black
• * The Filthy Weed, (ss) Private Detective Stories June 1944
• * For Murderers Only, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1936
• Spicy Mystery Stories October 1941, as "Permanently Dead", by Walton Grey
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * For No Ransom, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories September 1940
• * Fur-Bearing Animal, (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1939
• Speed Mystery May 1944, as "The Kid Could Kill", by William Decatur
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Girl in a Hurry, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories December 1937
• Spicy Detective Stories March 1942, as "Power Line", by John Wayne
• Super-Detective May 1947, as "Female in Flight", by Charles Saunders
• * The Glass Coffin, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories November 1937
• Spicy Mystery Stories May 1941, as "Murder for a Soul", by Max Neilson
• Time Burial by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Go Ahead—Jump! [Clarence Sneed], (ss) Private Detective Stories November 1944
• High Adventure #156, September 2017
• * Gold Brick, (nv) Private Detective Stories November 1942
• Private Detective (Canada) March 1944, as by Robert A. Green
• High Adventure #156, September 2017
• * Good Murdering, (ss) Private Detective Stories November 1941
• * The Guy at the Door, (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1939
• * I’ll Be Murdering You!, (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1937
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Initials of Death [Victor “Vik” Mlada], (na) Super-Detective June 1944
• * In the Bag, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories March 1940
• * In the Dark, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1940
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * I.O.U., (na) Private Detective Stories August 1940
• * It’ll Be Quiet Soon, (ss) Private Detective Stories December 1943
• * “It’s Your Funeral”, (na) Private Detective Stories June 1941
• * I Won’t Die [Cole Monroe], (ss) Private Detective Stories December 1946
• * Jack o’ Murder, (na) Private Detective Stories June 1938
• * The Key to Apt. 40, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories March 1939
• * Kiss and Kill, (na) Candid Detective March 1939
• * The League of Bald Men [Ferris Gerard], (na) Private Detective Stories February 1938
• 2 Book Mystery Magazine June 1946
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Lock Your Doors, (nv) Spicy Detective Stories April 1938
• Spicy Detective Stories April 1942, as "Picture of Death", by R. T. Maynard
• * Look for Murder, (nv) Candid Detective November 1938
• * Mad Money, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories January 1941
• * Man Being Murdered, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories October 1940
• * Marked in Indigo, (nv) Private Detective Stories November 1937
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Master-the-Third, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories August 1937
• Time Burial by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995, as by Howard Wandrei
• * The Mind Marauder, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories October 1938
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Mr. Oo, (nv) Private Detective Stories May 1941
• * The Molester, (nv) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1937
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Money Clip [Cole Monroe], (nv) Private Detective Stories February 1940
• * Murder Enough, (nv) Private Detective Stories February 1942
• * The Murderer’s Pet, (nv) Private Detective Stories December 1940
• Private Detective Stories February 1947, as "Picture of Murder", by T. V. Faulkner
• * Murderess, (nv) Romantic Detective February 1938
• * Murder for the Asking, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories November 1940
• * Murder on Tap, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories June 1939
• * Murder the Guy!, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories April 1941
• * The Next Murderer, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories October 1939
• * Nightmares, Inc., (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories May 1940
• * No Golden Eggs, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories April 1942
• * Old Hokey, (ss) Speed Mystery September 1943
• 100 Sneaky Little Sleuth Stories ed. Robert Weinberg, Stefan Dziemianowicz & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1997
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * O Little Nightmare!, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories December 1939
• Time Burial by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 1995, as by Howard Wandrei
• * The Page Turns to Murder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories July 1938
• Spicy Detective Stories October 1942, as "Once Over, Fatally", by William Decatur
• * Pale Mr. Ortiro, (nv) Speed Detective August 1945
• * Peanut Job, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories June 1937
• * Persons Unknown, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories August 1941
• * The Persuader, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories January 1941
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Pushover, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories July 1937
• Private Detective Stories January 1941, as "Body English", by Stan Warner
• * Rat’s Nest, (ss) Hollywood Detective September 1943
• * The Road West, (nv) Speed Mystery January 1945
• The Eerie Mr. Murphy by Howard Wandrei, Fedogan & Bremer, 2003, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Robbery in Reverse, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories March 1938
• Private Detective Stories December 1941, as "Shell Game", by John Ford
• Private Detective (Canada) August 1942, as "Shell Game", by John Ford
• * The Secret Green, (nv) Private Detective Stories August 1941
• * Silverskin, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories June 1939
• * A Straw for the Thirsty, (ss) Private Detective Stories January 1945
• Private Detective Stories July 2007
• * They Will Be Dead, (nv) Super-Detective February 1945
• * The Thin Dame, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories May 1937
• Spicy Detective Stories October 1941, as "Frosted Death", by Frank Decker
• * This Is Your Grave, (na) Speed Mystery November 1943
• * Time 12.01 A.M., (ss) Hollywood Detective May 1944
• * Today Macauley Dies, (na) Private Detective Stories March 1944
• * Too Good Looking, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories December 1937
• Spicy Detective Stories November 1942, as "Too Many Clues", by John Wayne
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * Trouble Hunter, (ss) Speed Detective November 1943
• * Two Fingers, (ss) Private Detective Stories October 1939
• * Unidentified, (na) Private Detective Stories January 1938
• * Unless I Die [Victor “Vik” Mlada], (na) Super-Detective November 1944
• * Watch for Murder, (na) Private Detective Stories December 1941
• Private Detective (Canada) August 1942
• * Watch the Lady, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories June 1938
• Spicy Detective Stories February 1942, as "The Shadow on His Face", by Stan Warner
• * Weak Ankles, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories February 1937
• * The Whistler, (ss) Spicy Mystery Stories July 1942
• * The White Pennies, (ss) Private Detective Stories April 1942
• * Wrong Number, (nv) Private Detective Stories June 1937
• The Last Pin by Howard Wandrei, F&B Mystery, 1996, as by Howard Wandrei
• * XX, (nv) Private Detective Stories January 1940
• * “You Can Murder!”, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories October 1938
• * You Can Trust Pete!, (nv) Private Detective Stories September 1939
• * You’re Next!, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories December 1938
• * Your Murder Is Arranged, (nv) Private Detective Stories January 1939
• * Your Turn, Sucker!, (nv) Private Detective Stories February 1943

[]Garrood, Frances (chron.)
• * A Gift at Christmas, (ss) Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special #12, December 2000/January 2001

[]Garrop, Alana (chron.)
• * A Blue Powder for Your Problems, (ss) Midnight Zoo v1 #1, 1991
• * Vampire Eyes, (mr) Midnight Zoo v1 #1, 1991
• * Vampire Eyes (with Alexandria Perdue), (mr) Midnight Zoo v1 #2, v1 #3, v1 #6 1991
• * Vampire Eyes: The Dark Shadows Special (with Alexandria Perdue), (mr) Midnight Zoo v1 #2, 1991

[]Garros, Roland (1888-1918)
_____, [ref.]
• * The First French Ace by Alfred H. Pritchard, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1938

[]Garrott, Lila (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Azimuth:
  * ___ Fiction Department Update (with Vajra Chandrasekera, Catherine Krahe & An Owomoyela), (cl) Strange Horizons December 19 2016
• * Une Conte de Fée, (ss) Cabinet des Fées v1 #1, 2006
• * Corpus, (pm) Strange Horizons August 20 2012
• * The Crying Queen, (ss) Not One of Us #34, September 2005
• * Fiction Department Update (with Vajra Chandrasekera, Catherine Krahe & An Owomoyela), (ar) Strange Horizons December 19 2016
• * The Finland Woman, (ss) Midrash ed. John Benson, John Benson, 2007
• * How to Hide in a Japanese Print, (pm) Mythic Delirium #17, Summer/Fall 2007
• * Telling Deaths, (pm) Strange Horizons May 9 2011

[]Garrow, Robert T. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact April 1966

[]Garroway, Dave (1913-1982) (about) (chron.)
• * The Affectionate Sports Car, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine June 1959
• * Everybody’s Etiquette:
  * ___ Mary Who?, (cl) This Week September 25 1955
• * Eye on the News, (ar) The American Girl November 1959
• * I Lead a Goofy Life, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 11 1956
• * Mary Who?, (ar) This Week September 25 1955
• * My World at Large, (cl) McCall’s May, Jul 1961
• * The Summer Job I Had as a Boy, (sy) Esquire June 1958
_____, [ref.]
• * The Case of the Casual Comic by Edwin H. James, (ar) Redbook September 1951
• * Garroway Today by Lewis W. Gillenson, (ms) Cosmopolitan September 1954
• * He Makes People Like Him by Jerome G. Beatty, (bg) The American Magazine April 1954

[]Garrubba, C. M. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Inside Franco’s Spain, (pi) Lilliput April 1960

[]Garrud, W(illiam) H(erbert) (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Defence, Not Defiance, (ar) The Royal Magazine March 1915
• * Ju-Jitsu, (cl) The Modern Boy Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 15 1928, Jan 5, Jan 26, Feb 9, Feb 23, Mar 2, Mar 9, Mar 16, Mar 23, Mar 30, Apr 6 1929
  

[]Garry, Alfred L.; pseudonym of Alfred L. Gehri (1899-1974) (about) (chron.)
• * Blizzard Trails, (ss) Popular Western July 1937
• * Buckskin Man’s Boomerang, (ss) Popular Western August 1948
• * Efficiency Rods the Circle Y, (ss) Texas Rangers October 1939
• * Ever Hunt a Gooeyduck?, (ar) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy April 1936
• * The Gunsmoke Loop, (ss) .44 Western Magazine September 1937
• * Ham and Beans [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western March 1945
• * Ham and Egg—Scrambled [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories September 1936
• * Ham and Fluffy Ruffles [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western June 1948
• * Ham and Robin Hood [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western November 1938
• * Ham and the Gay Senorita [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western December 1946
• * Ham and the Golden Fleece [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western August 1947
• * Ham and the Sour Krauts [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western November 1945
• * Ham and the Veiled Lady [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western November 1942
• * Ham and Vegetables [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western March 1946
• * Ham Bags a Game [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western December 1939
• * Ham Casts a Doubt [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western April 1949
• * Ham Casts Pearls to a Swine [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western July 1945
• * Ham Chalks Up a Victory [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western January 1946
• Popular Western (UK) Spring 1946
• * Ham Cooks Trouble [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories November 1935
• * Ham Feathers His Own Nester [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western January 1941
• * Ham Fiddles Around [Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western January 1942
• Thrilling Western (Australia & New Zealand) June 1942
• * Ham Fights Fire with Fire [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western January 1943
• * Ham Gets All Puffed Up [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western May 1946
• * Ham Gets in the Dough [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western April 1948
• Popular Western (Canada) April 1948
• * Ham Gets Sawed Off [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western February 1950
• Popular Western (Canada) February 1950
• * Ham Goes Commercial [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western July 1946
• * Ham Goes to the Dogs [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western March 1943
• * Ham Itches for Revenge [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western June 1947
• * Ham Makes Magic [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories August 1936
• * Ham Nips a Plot [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western January 1940
• * Ham on the Griddle [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western October 1946
• Popular Western (UK) #2, 1949
• * Ham Pedals the Law [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western May 1941
• * Ham Reads Sign [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories October 1935
• Cowboy Stories (Canada) November 1935
• * Ham Rides Slick [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories March 1937
• * Ham’s Affair of Honor [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western May 1939
• * Ham’s Antidote [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western August 1939
• * Ham’s April Fool [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories April 1937
• * Ham’s Big Misfire [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western February 1951
• * Ham’s Bitter Pill [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western October 1949
• Popular Western (Canada) October 1949
• * Ham’s Corny Trojan Horse [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western March 1944
• * Ham’s Diaper Derby [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western October 1948
• Popular Western (Canada) October 1948
• * Ham’s Egged Noggin [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western August 1950
• * Ham’s Fine Feathers [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western July 1944
• * Ham’s First Aid [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western November 1942
• Thrilling Western (Canada) May 1943
• * Ham’s Foxy Fumble [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western February 1948
• * Ham’s Frenzied Finance [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western August 1948
• * Ham’s Ghastly Error [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western April 1950
• * Ham’s Goose Is Cooked [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western June 1949
• * Ham’s Hair-Raising Tonic [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (nv) Popular Western December 1949
• * Ham’s Hard Sock [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western September 1938
• * Ham’s Long Shot [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western December 1947
• * Ham’s Love Soars High [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western September 1944
• * Ham’s Love Soot [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western May 1943
• * Ham Solves a Mystery [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories June 1936
• * Ham’s Photo Finish [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western August 1949
• * Ham Springs One [Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western May 1942
• * Ham’s Round-Eyed Wolf [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western April 1947
• Popular Western (Canada) April 1947
• * Ham’s Scent of Romance [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories August/September 1937
• * Ham’s Scientific Approach [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western January 1944
• Popular Western (Canada) October 1944
• * Ham’s Sour Note [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western January 1939
• * Ham’s Sovereign Remedy [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (nv) Popular Western February 1947
• * Ham’s Spice of Life [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories January 1937
• * Ham’s Spitting Image [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western June 1950
• Popular Western (Canada) June 1950
• * Ham’s Sting [Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western July 1942
• * Ham’s White Elephant [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western July 1941
• Fiction Quarterly (Canada) Spring 1942
• * Ham Swings a Wide Loop [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Thrilling Western June 1938
• * Ham’s Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western July 1943
• * Ham Takes a Dive [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western October 1950
• * Ham Takes a Fall [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories December 1935
• * Ham Turns the Trick [Deputy Ham], (ss) Thrilling Western September 1940
• * Ham Unloads a Mother Lode [Sheriff Egg; Deputy Ham], (ss) Popular Western September 1943
• * The Maverick, (ss) Cowboy Stories July 1936
• * Me and Ham and Natural History [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories March 1936
• * Me and Ham Detectives [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg], (ss) Cowboy Stories September 1935
• * Oil for Trouble, (ss) Cowboy Stories June 1935
• Cowboy Stories (Canada) July 1935
• * Sidewinder, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories November 1935
• * Tortilla, (vi) Top-Notch October 1936
• * A Woman’s Weapons, (ss) Cowboy Stories May 1936

[]Garry, Christopher T. (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * 53 Bicycles, (ss) Tales of the Talisman v9 #2, 2013

[]Garry, Jane (fl. 1990s) (books) (chron.)
• * Preface (with Fred R. Shapiro), (pr) Trial and Error ed. Fred R. Shapiro & Jane Garry, Oxford University Press US, 1998
_____, ed.
• * Trial and Error (with Fred R. Shapiro), (an) Oxford University Press US (hc), March 1998

[]Garry, Jaye (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Hebridean Holiday, (ar) Temple Bar November 1901
• * On the Shores of Lough Foyle, (ar) Temple Bar August 1903

[]Garry, Paul (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Last Night at Rustlers Rock, (ss) Far West Spring 1980

[]Garry, Sidney (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Are Slums Necessary?, (ar) The Sunday Strand August 1905

[]Garry, Stephen; pseudonym of Henry Charles Stevens (1896-1972)
_____, trans.
• * Civil War by Mikhail Sholokhov, (ex) from And Quiet Flows the Don, Knopf, 1934
• Man’s Search for Values ed. Thomas H. W. Martin, Dorothy Chamberlin & Irmgard Wieler, Gage Publishing, 1966

[]Garry, Thomas V. (chron.)
• * Free Wheeling, (ss) Railroad Stories December 1933
• * On the Company’s Time, (ts) Railroad Stories September 1934

[]Garsault, Alain (chron.)
• * Cinéma (with Gilles Gressard), (mr) Fiction (France) #300, April 1979

[]Garschine (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Bears, (ss) Short Stories March 1896; translated by L. Goldenberg
• * The Signal, (ss) Short Stories November 1897; translated from the Russian by Alexander S. Chessin.

[]Garsee, Randy L. (chron.)
• * Come Play… An Interview with Laurell K. Hamilton, (iv) Outer Darkness #20, Autumn 1999 [Ref. Laurell K. Hamilton]
• * A Conversation with Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, (iv) Outer Darkness #25, 2002 [Ref. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]
• * Dead Air, (ss) Outer Darkness #19, Summer 1999
• * ER Doc Dissects the Darker Side of Medicine, (ar) Outer Darkness #26, 2002
• * The Horror of the New Millennium, (ar) Outer Darkness #18, Spring 1999
• * Interview with Dennis L. McKiernan, (iv) Outer Darkness #23, Summer 2001 [Ref. Dennis L. McKiernan]
• * Interview with Paula Guran, (iv) Outer Darkness #22, Spring 2001 [Ref. Paula Guran]
• * Taking Mars Underground, (vi) Outer Darkness #21, Winter 2000 [Ref. William K. Hartmann]
• * Write Fright: A Creepy Conversation with Brian Lumley, (iv) Outer Darkness #19, Summer 1999 [Ref. Brian Lumley]

[]Garsha, Alison (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * In Real Life, (ss) Rock and a Hard Place #3, Spring/Summer 2020

[]Garshin, Vsevolod (Michaelovich) (1855-1888) (chron.)
• * Four Days, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine April 1913
• * Four Days, (ss) The Idler March 1897; translated by Nadine Yarintzoff
• * The Frog That Travelled, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1906; translated from the Russian by Clara K. Steele & John S. Steele.
• * The Frog Who Traveled, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror April 28 1916
• * Gipsy’s Bear, (ss) Current Literature December 1912
• * How the Lizard Lost Its Tail, (ss)
• Current Opinion January 1916
• * Make-Believe, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror June 9 1916
• * The Scarlet Flower, (ss) Stories From Garshin by Vsevolod Garshin, tr. E. L. Voynich, T. Fisher Unwin, 1893
• Snapdragon ed. Mervyn Savill, Arthur Barker, 1955; translated from the Russian (“Krasnyy tsvetok”, 1883) by E. L. Voynich.
• * The Signal, (ss) Current Literature January 1912; translated from the Russian.
• Great Short Stories of the World ed. Barrett H. Clark & Maxim Lieber, The World Publishing Company, 1925
• The Argosy (UK) July 1926
• The Golden Book Magazine #66, June 1930
• * The Signal, (ss) The Scrap Book November 1907; translated from the Russian. (translated)

[]Garshine, V. M. (fl. 1880s-1890s) (chron.)
• * Four Days on the Deserted Battlefield, (ss) The Cosmopolitan January 1887
• * The Railway Signal, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1895
• * The Red Flower of the Madman, (ss) The Cosmopolitan March 1887

[]Garside, Alan (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * Adrift, (pm) Premonitions #2, Summer 1993
• * Anti-Climax, (pm) Premonitions #2, Summer 1993
• * Back on the London Stage, (ss) The Scanner #10, 1990
• * Bright City Dreams, (ss) Nova SF #1, Spring 1990
• * Dead or Alive, (ss) Premonitions #2, Summer 1993
• * Do the Bastinado, (ss) Overspace #14, December 1991
• * Editorial, (ed) Orion #1, #2 Nov 1992, #3 Jul 1993, #4 Dec 1994
• * For as long as I Live, (ss) BBR #19, Summer 1991
• * The Game, (ss) The Scanner #8, 1990
• * The Grave, (ss) Auguries #17, 1993
• * The Industry of Time, (ss) Overspace #13, August 1991
• * Light, Decay, Death, Dreams, (ss) Works #9, 1993
• * Like Dust, (pm) Nova SF #3, Winter 1990/1991
• * Massacre, (pm) Works #4, Summer 1989
• * The Perfect Kiss, (ss) Auguries #18, 1994
• * Seeing Into the Future, (pm) The Scanner #8, 1990
• * SF Classics: Venus Plus X by Theodore Sturgeon, (ar) The Scanner #11, 1990
• * Transmit, (ss) Works #4, Summer 1989
• * Visions in Yellow and Blue, (ss) The Scanner #7, 1989/90
• * War Sucks, (ss) The Scanner #10, 1990
• * When the World Was Young, (ss) Works #2, Autumn 1988
• * The Word Is: Mood, (ar) Focus #21, August 1990
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  * ___ Orion
• * Editor: Orion #1, #2 Nov 1992, #3 Jul 1993, #4 Dec 1994

[]Garside, B. A. (chron.)
• * The Chosen Conquerors, (ss) Esquire March 1943

[]Garside, Beverly (chron.)
• * Heritage, (ss) Outer Darkness #18, Spring 1999

[]Garside, E. B. (fl. 1950s)
_____, trans.
• * A Merchant Digs for Trojan Gold by C. W. Ceram, (ex) from Gods, Graves, and Scholars, Knopf, 1951
• Man’s Search for Values ed. Thomas H. W. Martin, Dorothy Chamberlin & Irmgard Wieler, Gage Publishing, 1966

[]Garside, Eric (chron.)
• * The Shoulder of Orion, (vi) Nature #7562, July 30 2015

[]Garside, Frances L. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Girls, (hu) The American Magazine Aug, Nov 1915, Jan 1916
• * Just Boys, (hu) The American Magazine May, Jun, Aug 1915, Nov 1916, Sep 1917

[]Garside, L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Traffic Duty in Ypres, (ts) Great War Adventures #12, 193?

[]Garside, Paul (chron.)
• * Dies Irae, (ss) Dark Horizons #43, Spring/Summer 2003
• * The Lonely Sea and the Sky, (ss) Dark Horizons #41, Spring 2002

[]Garson, Bill (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Poosh ’Em Upa, Tony!, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine October 1935
• * Shot-Shy, (ss) Super Sports June 1939

[]Garson, Clee (fl. 1940s-1950s); house pseudonym used by Paul W. Fairman (1909-1977), David Wright O’Brien (1918-1944) & William P. McGivern (1922-1982) (about) (chron.)
• * Club of the Damned, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures February 1943
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Fall 1943
• * Direct Wire, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Amazing Stories January 1943
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Sum, Fll 1943
• * Hands Down, (ss) Mammoth Detective May 1942
• Cavalcade (Australia) November 1954
• * Let’s Give Away Mars!, (ss) Amazing Stories April 1951
• Amazing Stories (UK) #13, 1952
• Masters of Science Fiction, Vol. 19: David Wright O’Brien by David Wright O'Brien, Armchair Fiction, 2024, as by David Wright O’Brien
• * Madagascar Ghost, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures December 1942
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Summer 1943
• Horror Gems, Volume 13 ed. Gregory Luce, Armchair Fiction, 2017, as by David Wright O’Brien
• * The Martian Cross, (nv) Amazing Stories December 1952
• Masters of Science Fiction, Vol. 19: David Wright O’Brien by David Wright O'Brien, Armchair Fiction, 2024, as by David Wright O’Brien
• * The Merchant of Venus, (nv) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures April 1943
• * The Money Machine, (nv) (by David Wright O’Brien) Amazing Stories March 1943
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Fall 1943
• * Nine Worlds West, (na) (by Paul W. Fairman) Fantastic Adventures April 1951
• Fantastic Adventures (UK) #13, 1952
• American Science Fiction Magazine #33, 1955, as by Paul W. Fairman
• * The Other Abner Small, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures March 1943
• * Saunders’ Strange Second Sight, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures January 1943
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Summer 1943
• * Scavengers of Space, (nv) (by William P. McGivern) Fantastic October 1955
• * Sharbeau’s Startling Statue, (ss) (by David Wright O’Brien) Fantastic Adventures November 1942
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Summer 1943
• * The Spoilers of Lern, (nv) Fantastic Adventures August 1951
• Fantastic Adventures (UK) #15, 1952
• Masters of Science Fiction, Vol. 19: David Wright O’Brien by David Wright O'Brien, Armchair Fiction, 2024, as by David Wright O’Brien

[]Garson, (Eileen Evelyn) Greer (1904-1996) (about) (chron.)
• * What I Want Most out of Life, (sy) Argosy July 1944
_____, [ref.]
• * The Cosmopolite of the Month: Greer Garson by James Hilton, (bg) Cosmopolitan October 1942
• * Private View of Greer Garson by Pete Martin, (ar) John Bull April 5 1947
• * Redheaded Buzz Saw by J. B. Griswold, (bg) The American Magazine February 1942

[]Garson, John (chron.)
• * End of a Mission, (vi) Air Mail August 1944

[]Garson, Mack (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) The Blue Book Magazine January 1947

[]Garson, Marvin (chron.)
• * Whole Head Catalogue, (ar) Us, the Paperback Magazine #2, 1969

[]Garson, Paul (1946- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Born Again Soldier, (ss) Gallery September 1979
• * Mammoths, (pm) Eerie Country #2, 1979

[]Garson, Ray (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Listener’s Luck, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1945
• * ’Lord Louis’ Was Enthusiastic, (ar) The Strand Magazine August 1946
• * “Old Jawbone”, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1945 [Ref. Chiang Kai-shek & Zhu Yuanzhang]
• * Paris Midnight—and After, (ar) Men Only #2, January 1936
• * Paris Week-end, (ar) Men Only #1, December 1935

[]Garson, Sam (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * L.A. Mix-Up, (ss) Hollywood Detective August 1948

[]Garson, Scott (chron.)
• * West Seventh and Burn Hill Road, (ss) The Threepenny Review #152, Winter 2018

[]Garson, Vaseleos; pseudonym of William J. Garson (1917-2000) (about) (chron.)
• * Acid Bath, (ss) Planet Stories July 1952
• * Doom Casts Three Shadows, (ss) Ten Detective Aces December 1943
• * Goblin Planetoid, (nv) Science Fiction Quarterly August 1952
• Science Fiction Quarterly (UK) (1952-1955) #5, 1953
• * Kill Me Once, Kill Me Twice, (ss) Hardboiled #25/26, April 2000
• * The Little Pets of Arkkhan, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1947
• * One Against the Stars, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1944
• * Prodigal Weapon, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1945
• * The Running of the Zar, (ss) Planet Stories Winter 1947
• * The Shadow-Gods, (nv) Planet Stories Summer 1946
• * Test for the Pearl, (ss) Planet Stories Fall 1947

[]Garson, William J. (1917-2000); used pseudonym Vaseleos Garson (chron.)
• * Acid Bath, (ss) Planet Stories July 1952, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * Doom Casts Three Shadows, (ss) Ten Detective Aces December 1943, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * Goblin Planetoid, (nv) Science Fiction Quarterly August 1952, as by Vaseleos Garson
• Science Fiction Quarterly (UK) (1952-1955) #5, 1953, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * Kill Me Once, Kill Me Twice, (ss) Hardboiled #25/26, April 2000, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * The Little Pets of Arkkhan, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1947, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * One Against the Stars, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1944, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * Prodigal Weapon, (ss) Planet Stories Summer 1945, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * The Running of the Zar, (ss) Planet Stories Winter 1947, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * The Shadow-Gods, (nv) Planet Stories Summer 1946, as by Vaseleos Garson
• * Test for the Pearl, (ss) Planet Stories Fall 1947, as by Vaseleos Garson

[]Garst, Doris (Shannon) (1894-1981) (about) (chron.)
• * Carnival Wedding, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 9 1933
• * An Old Wyoming Custom, (ss) Romantic Range February 1937

[]Garst, Eleanor Hubbard (chron.)
• * The Dangerous Forties, (ss) Woman’s World August 1936

[]Garst, Rae (fl. 1930s); used pseudonym John Hampton (chron.)
• * It Worked, (ss) Romantic Range April 1937
• * Stick to It!, (ar) Street & Smith’s Top-Notch Magazine November 1 1931, as by John Hampton
_____, [?]
• * “Contact!”, (ar) Street & Smith’s Top-Notch Magazine June 15 1931, as by John Hampton
• * The Ladder to the Bridge, (ar) Street & Smith’s Top-Notch Magazine June 1 1931, as by John Hampton
• * “P. E. C.”—Rail Master, (ss) Street & Smith’s Top-Notch Magazine 2nd May 1931, as by John Hampton

[]Garstad, Benjamin (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Alexander Romance as Weird Fiction, (ar) Skelos Winter 2017
• * Robert E. Howard’s Critics and the Question of Racism, (ar) The Weird Fiction Review #7, Fall 2016 [Ref. Robert E. Howard]

[]Garstang, Clifford (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * American Marsupial, (ss) Bourbon Penn #5, September 2012

[]Garstang, John (1876-1956) (about) (chron.)
• * Palestine To-day, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1939

[]Garstin (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Hutchinson’s Magazine March 1925

[]Garstin, A. M. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * “The Seventh Child of a Seventh Child”, (ss) The Grand Magazine of Fiction May 1908

[]Garstin, Crosbie (1887-1930) (about) (chron.)
• * Archibald, (ss) The Grand Magazine October 1916
• * Around the World I Go, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal September 1927
• * At Stroud’s, (ss) Adventure May 30 1922
• * A Ballade of Roads, (pm) The Windsor Magazine January 1920
• * The Ballad of St. Fergus, (pm) The Sketch Book & “Winter’s Pie” December 1926
• * The Bending of the Oak, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1913
• * A Billion Bushels, (ar) The Youth’s Companion July 6 1922
• * Champions All!, (ss) The London Magazine February 1921
• The Red Magazine December 1933
• * Dogs’ Lives, (ss) The Grand Magazine September 1916
• * Dorcas, (ss) The Grand Magazine September 1915
• The Strand Magazine (US) November 1915
• * The Electric Horse, (ss) Adventure mid August 1921
• * The Figure-Head: A Salt-Sea Yarn, (pm)
• Argosy (UK) February 1949
• * Golden Silence, (ss)
• A Century of Humour ed. P. G. Wodehouse, Hutchinson, 1934
• * The Great Fight, (ss) The Grand Magazine September 1910
• * High Noon, (sl) The Ladies’ Home Journal Jan, Feb, Apr 1925
• * Homeward Bound, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1909
• * How the Despatches Were Carried, (ss) The Grand Magazine August 1909
• * “Ich Dien”, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) February 1916
• The Grand Magazine March 1916
• * The Last Cartridge, (ss) The London Magazine September 1920
• Adventure October 30 1921
• The Premier Magazine #39, December 1929
• The Red Magazine September 1933
• * The Laughing One, (ss) The Delineator June 1930
• * A Man’s a Man, (ss) The London Magazine August 1913
• * Marchons!, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1914
• * The Masqueraders, (ss) Lloyd’s Magazine February 1919
• * The Masterpiece, (ss) The Sketch August 18 1915
• * La Mejicana, (ss)
• Argosy (UK) January 1949
• * Mr. Brannigan, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1921
• * The Moor Stream, (pm) The Windsor Magazine November 1920
• * “One Good Turn—”, (ss) The London Magazine March 1917
• The Red Magazine October 1934
• * One Thousand Dollars, (ss) Adventure August 10 1922
• * Pawns, (ss) The Windsor Magazine June 1916
• * Rra Boloi, (ss) Adventure mid September 1921
• * Saddle Song, (pm) The Windsor Magazine December 1912
• * The Seven Sisters, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1909
• * A Slight Mistake, (ss) London Opinion Christmas 1923
• * Snakes Alive, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1920
• * The Song of Madame, (ss) Adventure October 30 1922
• Adventure’s Best Stories—1926 ed. Arthur Sullivant Hoffman, George H. Doran Company, 1926
• * Speaking Untruthfully, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine November 1 1921
• * Special Officer, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1915
• * The Super-Thinker, (ss) Lloyd’s Magazine July 1917
• * Three Thousand Dollars, (ss) The Windsor Magazine November 1917
• * Uncle Christmas, (ss) Gaiety January 1922
• * Young Men’s Fancies, (ss) The Popular Magazine August 20 1922
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Sketch Book & “Winter’s Pie” December 1926

[]Garstin, Danis (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Russia’s Part in the War, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1914

[]Garstin, Norman (1847-1926) (about) (chron.)
• * Artists on Their Works (1), (sy) The Ludgate January 1896
• * A Portrait, (il) The Yellow Book October 1895
• * Shreds of Morocco, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1886, uncredited.
• * A Steady Drizzle, (cv) 1889
• The Strand Magazine #4, April/July 2000
• * Thrown Very Much Together; or, in Transit, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1895
• * Trengwainton, (il) The Yellow Book October 1895
• * Two Drawings, (gp) The Yellow Book October 1895

[]Garston, Jack (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Gun in the Back, (ss) Zip (UK) 1953
• * Si, Si, Senor, (ss) Slick 195?

[]Garston, Neil (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction and Fact Jul/Aug 2014, Nov 2016
• * [letter from Emeritus Professor of Economics, CSULA], (lt) Analog Science Fiction and Fact September/October 2017

[]Gartell, James A. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * “Owd Ned Bromley”, (ss) The Magpie #25, August 1914

[]Garten, Scott (chron.)
• * [letter from Kansas City, KS], (lt) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine April 14 1982

[]Gartenstein-Ross, Daveed (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Don’t Reject This!!!, (ss) Air Fish ed. Joy Oestreicher & Richard Singer, Catseye Books, 1993
• * Dragonslayer, (ss) Spellbound #1, Summer 1993
• Dragons ed. James B. King, Sovereign Seal Books, 1995
• * The Earth’s Demise Wasn’t the End of the World, (vi) The Ultimate Unknown #2, Winter 1996
• * Human Nature, (vi) Plot #2, Spring 1995
• * My Life Before Me, (ss) E-scape #8, June 1998
• * My Thirst, (ss) Cyber-Psychos AOD #7, 1997
• * Team Player, (ss) E-scape April 1996

[]Garter, Earl Standby; pseudonym (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Anatomy of a Leg, (hu) Tip Top v1 #1, 1960

[]Garth (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Woman’s Day October 1945

[]Garth, Alan (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Link, (vi) AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review April 2 2012
• * World Away, (ss) Perihelion June 12 2015

[]Garth, Allan (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Cobweb Cable, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #346, December 18 1915
• * The Greater Claim, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #104, April 29 1911
• * The Handsome Neuheimers, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #230, September 27 1913
• * King of the Goths, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #101, April 8 1911
• * “Kismet”, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #99, March 25 1911
• * Moving Day, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #174, August 31 1912
• * Nobody’s Business, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #107, May 20 1911
• * The Odd Man Out, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #356, February 26 1916
• * On a Balcony, (ss) Yes or No July 8 1911
• * On the Threshold, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #110, June 10 1911
• * The Woman Who Waited, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #114, July 8 1911

[]Garth, Alvah Jordan; pseudonym of Maria Pool (1841-1898) (chron.)
• * An Honest “Thief”, (vi)
• Chicago Ledger June 7 1919

[]Garth, Mrs. Alvan Gordon (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Waiting, (vi) The Day Book October 11 1916
• Chicago Ledger July 27 1918

[]Garth, Andrew; pseudonym of William Rotsler (1926-1997) (chron.)
• * Exploring the Sexual Myths, (ar) Adam February 1975
• * The New Bedroom, (ar) Adam November 1974
• * Sex Without Involvement, (ar) Adam May 1975
• * Three’s Not a Crowd, (ar) Adam January 1973

[]Garth, Caswell (1903-1953) (about) (chron.)
• * Always, for Ever, (ss) The Windsor Magazine September 1934
• * Black, (ss) The Windsor Magazine May 1934
• * The Great Illusion, (ss) The Corner Magazine May 1933
• * The Last Adventure, (ss) The Windsor Magazine April 1934
• * The Man in the Shadow, (ss) The Windsor Magazine July 1935
• * The Man on the Moor, (ss) The Windsor Magazine August 1934
• * The Man with the Small Feet, (ss) The Windsor Magazine September 1933
• Best Murder Stories, Faber and Faber, 1935
• * Memrex the Magnificent, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #507, March 1937
• * Munga Jal, (ss) The Passing Show July 14 1934
• * The Nest of the Spoiler, (ss) The Windsor Magazine October 1933
• * The Pied Piper, (ss) The Windsor Magazine July 1933
• * Private View, (ss) The Windsor Magazine July 1934
• * Rather Fishy!, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1937
• * The Secret of Carlo’s House, (ss) The Passing Show September 24 1932
• * The Stranger Who Stayed, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #501, September 1936
• * The War of the Webs, (ss) The Windsor Magazine April 1937

[]Garth, Cecil; pseudonym of Grace Carlton (1878-1970) (chron.)
• * The Ballad of Lost Desire, (pm) T.P.’s Magazine March 1911

[]Garth, David (B.) (1908-1983) (about) (chron.)
• * The Ace Racket, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine July 10 1933
• * All Steamed Up, (ss) The American Magazine August 1936
• * Appointment to Danger, (nv) The American Magazine September 1948
• * Appointment with Adventure, (sl) Cosmopolitan Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1940
• * A Bandit in the Saddle, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine October 10 1933
• * Battling Sixteen, (na) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Nov 25, Dec 10, Dec 25 1933, Jan 10 1934
• Sport Story Annual #1, 1942
• * Beauty and the Bite, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1935
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine August 1935
• * Bermuda Calling, (sl) The American Magazine Aug, Sep, Oct 1942
• * Bermuda Thrash, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 17 1939
• * The Blue Vega, (sl) The American Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep 1943
• * The Boy Who Sold Himself, (??) Collier’s October 13 1934
• * Cabin Cruiser, (nv) Redbook Magazine May 1936
• * Caravan Ahoy!, (nv) Redbook Magazine October 1937
• * Challenge for Three, (na) Redbook Magazine July 1938
• * A Change of Shirt, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine April 10 1933
• * A Cinder in Your Eye, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine July 25 1933
• * Eastward in Eden, (sl) Cosmopolitan Dec 1938, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1939
• * Even the Ocean Laughed, (ss) The American Magazine January 1935
• * Flare, (ss) The American Magazine June 1934
• * Flower of France, (nv) Redbook Magazine October 1936
• * Four Men and a Prayer, (sl) Cosmopolitan Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1936, Jan 1937
• * Gallant Insults, (ss) The American Magazine April 1934
• * Ghost Town, (sl) Country Gentleman May, Jun 1949
• * Grandma Was a Lulu, (ss) The American Magazine December 1935
• * Haitian Rainbow, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1937
• * Half a Ball Player, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine July 25 1934
• * He Fell Off a Horse, (ss) The American Magazine August 1935
• * The Hoop General, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine February 25 1934
• * I’ll Arrange Everything, (sl) Liberty Jan 8, Jan 15 1938
• * It’s the Man That Counts!, (ss) Redbook Magazine January 1936
• Pearson’s Magazine July 1937
• * The Kid Brother Was No Half Back, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine February 25 1933
• * Let Freedom Swing, (ss) The American Magazine December 1937
• * Lightning Strikes Twice, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine 1st August 1935
• * A Love Like That, (na) Redbook Magazine November 1935
• * Manila Masquerade, (na) The American Magazine November 1941
• * The Million-Dollar Oyster, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine April 25 1934
• * A Miracle on the High Seas, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1935
• * The Muscle Merchant, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine September 25 1933
• * Never Mind the Lady, (sl) The American Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1935
• * The Ocean Laughed, (ss) The Grand Magazine August 1937
• * On the Road to Rondelay, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1935
• * Panama Nocturne, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1937
• * The Perfect Prisoner, (??) Collier’s September 29 1934
• * Pick Up the Pieces, (ss) The American Magazine November 1936
• * Pirate de Luxe, (ss) Redbook Magazine January 1937
• Pearson’s Magazine August 1937
• * Puerto Rico Preferred, (ss) Cosmopolitan March 1937
• * A Racket Diplomat, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 25 1934
• * Regatta Rhapsody, (ss) Cosmopolitan June 1936
• * Reluctant Hero, (ss) The American Magazine July 1934
• * Round-trip Ticket, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine June 25 1933
• * Salute to Saba, (ss) Cosmopolitan April 1937
• * See You Sunday, (ss) The American Magazine July 1935
• * The Shamrock Deacon, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine January 25 1934
• * Shannon’s Jaw, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine September 10 1933
• * Snow Maiden, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1936
• * Spindle Plays a Hunch, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 25 1933
• * Stuart Rides Again, (ss) The American Magazine October 1937
• * Take Off at Dawn, (ss) McCall’s January 1942
• Droll v1 #3, 1948
• * Telling the East, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine August 10 1933
• * Ten-Goal Lady, (ss) Cosmopolitan August 1937
• * Third Alarm Strategy, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine February 10 1934
• * Thunder and Lightning, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine March 25 1933
• * Tiger Milk, (sl) Cosmopolitan Nov, Dec 1940, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1941
• * Told by the Villain, (ss) Redbook Magazine November 1937
• * The Tortured Angel, (nv) 1948
• Star Weekly December 31 1948
• * Trinidad Dryad, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1938
• * Wandering Spikes, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine June 10 1933
• * Witch of the Windwards, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1937
• * Write Your Own Ticket!, (nv) The American Magazine June 1938