The FictionMags Index

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• * untitled (“As I look from the isle, o’er its billows of green.”), (pm) (by Oliver Wendell Holmes) The Atlantic Monthly December 1857
• * untitled (“As I was going up the stair”), (pm)
• A Chamber of Horrors ed. John Hadfield, Studio Vista, 1965
• * untitled (“As I was Yesterday Morning walking with Sir Roger before his House”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #108, July 4 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine June 1886, as "Mr. Will Wimbe", uncredited.
• * untitled (“A stranger from the mountains came slowly riding down…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1874
• * untitled (“A swallow flitting through the trees…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #198, August 14 1883
• * untitled (“At Agincourt Sir Hilary’s charge…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“At a little distance from Sir Roger’s House, among the Ruins of an old Abby”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #110, July 6 1711
• The Fireside Book of Ghost Stories ed. Edward Wagenknecht, Bobbs-Merrill, 1947, as "Coverly Ghost", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“A violinist who played on the telly”), (pm) Puffin Annual Number 1 ed. Treld Bicknell, Frank Waters & Kaye Webb, Puffin, 1974
• * untitled (“A wealthy old father had three grown-up sons…”), (pm) (by John Payne Collier), as "The Three Sons"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1868
• * untitled (“A word there is of plural number…”), (pm) (by George Canning) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1880 [Ref. Charles James Fox]
• * untitled (“A youth, well-known, in triumph lately said…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1858
• * untitled (“Baby crowing on your knee…”), (pm) , as "Would You?", by Alfred Ward
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1854
• * untitled (“Certain sages, learned and twistical…”), (pm) (by Thomas Green Fessenden)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1871; Democracy Unveiled, by Christopher Caustic L.L.D., 1804.
• * untitled (“Cheerful woke the morn o’er rugged Glencoe…”), (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal #36, October 6 1832 (Supplement)
• * untitled (“Come from my First; aye come…”), (pm) (by Winthrop Mackworth Praed), as "Charade"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1853
• * untitled (“Commandments Ten…”), (pm) (by George Calvert) Thoughts for Thoughtful Minds by George Calvert, Longmans, Green, 1865
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1866
• * untitled (“Consider the Bees & the Flowers”), (pm) Amra v2 #22, 1962
• * untitled (“Cum Roger ta me as thou ert mi son…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1871
• * untitled (“Dear Friend, I’m glad to meet you here…”), (pm) Punch v2, 1842, as "Love and Mammon"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1852
• * untitled (“Dear mother, I am going home…”), (pm) Ledger
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1865
• * untitled (“Dirty days hath September…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1876
• * untitled (“Don’t Hunt after Trouble, but look for success…”), (pm) Grit Story Section #1981, January 8 1933
• * untitled (“Down to Yapham town end lived an oud Yorkshire tyke…”), (pm) Notes and Queries October 26 1872
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1873
• * untitled (“Ernie was one of those actors who only find fame at Christmas”), (vi) A Christmas Companion ed. John Hadfield, E.P. Dutton & Co, Inc., 1939
• Help! December 1960
• * untitled (“Farewell, ye gilded follies, pleasing troubles…”), (pm) (by Henry Wotton)
• Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal January 18 1834
• * untitled (“Fear not frustration of our good intent”), (pm) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies May 1904
• * untitled (“Frankie, the news reached me at eleven…”), (pm) Observer 1873
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1873
• * untitled (“Fridericus Rex, our master and king…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly July 1862; translated from German.
• * untitled (“From thy dim and drear dominions…”), (pm) (by Sarah Helen Whitman) 1853
• Peterson’s Magazine July 1858
• * Untitled (Future History Timeline Chart), (il) The Man Who Sold the Moon by Robert A. Heinlein, Shasta, 1950
• * Untitled (Future History Timeline Chart), (il) The Man Who Sold the Moon by Robert A. Heinlein, Shasta, 1950
• The Future History of Robert Heinlein: Volume I by Robert A. Heinlein, The Virginia Edition, 2010
• * Untitled (Future History Timeline Chart), (il) The Man Who Sold the Moon by Robert A. Heinlein, Shasta, 1950
• The Future History of Robert Heinlein: Volume II by Robert A. Heinlein, The Virginia Edition, 2010
• * untitled (“Gay go up and gay go down…”), (sg)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1870
• * untitled (“Genteel in personage…”), (pm) (by H. Carey)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1867
• * untitled (“Git yo’ pardners, fust kwatillion!…”), (sg) (by Irwin Russell)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1879
• * untitled (“Great is the ministry of books”), (pm) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies May 1904
• * untitled (“Grim warder of our Castle Lilse…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1867
• * untitled (“Hast ever been to Omaha…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1869
• * untitled (“Ha! ’tis a horrible hallucination…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1869
• * untitled (“Having notified to my good Friend Sir Roger that I should set out for London the next Day”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Richard Steele) The Spectator #132, August 1 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine October 1886, as "The Spectator’s Return to Town", uncredited.
• * untitled (“Having often received an Invitation from my Friend Sir Roger De Coverley”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #106, July 2 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine May 1886, as "Sir Roger’s Family", uncredited.
• The Scrap Book May 1907, as "The de Coverley Papers", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“Heard ye that mirthful melody?…”), (pm) (by Edmund Lenthal Swifte) Notes and Queries July 31 1875
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1875
• * untitled (“He found a rope and picked it up…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1874
• * untitled (“He pined for a page of Sordello…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1883
• * untitled (“Here stays the house, here stay the self-same places…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly January 1874
• * untitled (“High on the hills Lord Heron he dwells…”), (pm) (by Rose Terry) Peterson’s Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“His brows adorned with victory’s wreaths…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1859
• * untitled (“His exploits have become legendary!”) [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) Thrilling Comics (comic) August 1946
• The Phantom Detective Companion ed. Matthew Moring, Altus Press, 2009
• * untitled (“H’m! Spring? ’T is popular, we’ve heard…”), (pm) (by Bayard Taylor) The Atlantic Monthly June 1872
• * untitled (“Ho, merry bark, let’s go”), (ex) (by Chester Firkins), as "Canoe Song of the North"
• The “New” Howard Reader #3 by Robert E. Howard, Joe & Mona Marek, 1998
• The Collected Poetry of Robert E. Howard by Robert E. Howard, The Robert E. Howard Foundation Press, 2009
• Sentiment: An Olio of Rarer Works by Robert E. Howard, The Robert E. Howard Foundation Press, 2009
• * untitled (“How cheerfully the little bee…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1871
• * untitled (“How must the soldier’s tearful heart expand… ”), (pm) (by Sydney Thompson Dobell & Alexander Smith)
• Peterson’s Magazine May 1855
• * untitled (“I am always very well pleased with a Country Sunday”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #112, July 9 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine April 1886, as "A Country Sunday", uncredited.
• The Scrap Book May 1907, as "The de Coverley Papers", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“I am a woman—therefore I may not…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly January 1873
• * untitled (“I am one of that sickly Tribe who are commonly known by the Name of Valetudinarians”), (ms) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #25, March 29 1711
• The Scrap Book December 1910, as "Diseases of Imagination", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“I bear about by day and night…”), (pm) Fun
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1872
• * untitled (“I burn for England with a living flame”, (pm) (by Gervase Stewart) No Weed Death by Gervase Stewart, Fortune Press, 1942
• The Evening Standard December 28 1946
• * untitled (“I came, but they had passed away…”), (pm) Household Words, as "The Return from India"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1854
• * untitled (“If I took your hand and pledged you”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly December 1899
• * untitled (“If with pleasure you are viewing”), (pm) Probe v2 #2, 1971
• * untitled (“I graced Don Pedro’s revelry…”), (pm) (by Winthrop Mackworth Praed)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1859
• * untitled (“I had a sister beyond sea…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1871
• * untitled (“I’m a short word, ’tis true, but I waddle about…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1860
• * untitled (“In 1962 France issued a stamp to commemorate one of its early film pioneers, George Melies”), (ms) Probe #48, May 1981
• Probe #194, December 2022
• * untitled (“In a public park”) [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) Thrilling Comics (comic) June 1946
• The Phantom Detective Companion ed. Matthew Moring, Altus Press, 2009
• * untitled (“In calm and trustful confidence the missionary sat…”), (pm) (by Isaac H. Bromley) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1878
• * untitled (“In Castle Lisle a lady dwells…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1867
• * untitled (“In my first Description of the Company in which I pass most of my Time”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Richard Steele) The Spectator #113, July 10 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine August 1886, as "The Widow", uncredited.
• * untitled (“Inscribed on many a learned page…”), (pm) (by Catherine Fanshawe)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1868
• * untitled (“In the City of Elms there dwelt a cat…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #193, July 10 1883
• * untitled (“I pressed my beating heart…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1865
• * untitled (“I reside at Table Mountain, and my name is Truthful James…”, (pm) (by Bret Harte) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1869
• * untitled (“Is It Any Body’s Business…”), (pm) (by George Adams) Arthur’s Home Magazine October 1853, as "Is It Any Body’s Business"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1853
• * untitled (“Is it where the cabbages grow so fast…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1872
• * untitled (“I tell you dat dis obercoat’s…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #173, February 20 1883
• * untitled (“It happened that at one period of my life…”), (ss) (by Charles Allston Collins) All the Year Round Christmas 1860
• Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine #16, November 1965, as "La Tête Noire", by Charles Collins
• Victorian Crime Stories ed. Nigel Morland, Ian Henry, 1978, as "La Tête Noire", by Charles Allston Collins
• * untitled (“I thought I’d write a letter…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #185, May 15 1883
• * untitled (“It is just as you say, Neighbor Green…”), (pm) , as "The Good Wife"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1868
• * untitled (“It is not far beyond the Village church…”), (pm) Poems by William Ellery Channing, Charles C. Little and James Brown, 1843, as "Walden", by William Ellery Channing
• The Atlantic Monthly April 1862
• * untitled (“I too had a savage—Charlee King was his name…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1875
• * untitled (“I’ve had my share of trouble, and I’ve done my share of toil…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1875
• * untitled (“I’ve wandered to the Village, Tom; I’ve sat beneath the tree…”), (pm) , as "Twenty Years Ago"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1853
• * untitled (“I was this Morning walking in the Gallery”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Richard Steele) The Spectator #109, July 5 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine July 1886, as "The Picture Gallery", uncredited.
• * untitled (“I wish it to be understood…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1854
• * untitled (“I wud not dye in spring-time…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1869
• * untitled (“Jesus hath vanish’d; all in vain…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly April 1879; translated by Edward Caswall
• * untitled (“Jesu, the very thought of Thee…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly April 1879; translated by Edward Caswall
• * untitled (“John Davidson and Tib his wife…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1855
• * untitled (“King Winter rules o’er hill and plain…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #170, January 30 1883
• * untitled (“Let me kiss her for her mother…”), (sg) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1867
• * untitled (“Let not the frowns of fate…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1860translated by Theodore Martin
• * untitled (“Let old Santa Claus come in…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #165, December 26 1882
• * untitled (“‘Let’s go to bed,’ said Sleepyhead…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #208, October 23 1883
• * untitled (“Let us bear life, sad in itself and dark”), (pm) Dublin University Magazine October 1866
• * untitled (“Life is a Mirror for King and Slave”), (pm) The Busy Man’s Magazine July 1906
• * untitled (“Lisle Castle standeth strong and fair…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1867
• * untitled (“Make three-fourths of a cross”), (pm) The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes ed. Peter & Iona Opie, Clarendon Press, 1951
• The Mathematical Magpie ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon & Schuster, 1962
• * untitled (“Man’s heart is to himself a volume writ”), (pm) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies May 1904
• * untitled (“Many a righteous cause on earth…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly July 1862; translated from German.
• * untitled (“Men’s fancies have long been sore task’d…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1855
• * untitled (“Me thinks these new Actaeons boast too soon”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly October 1899
• * untitled (“Mine is my brother’s Ghost Story”), (ss) (by Amelia B. Edwards) All the Year Round Christmas 1860
• The Supernatural Omnibus ed. Montague Summers, Gollancz, 1931, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia B. Edwards
• The Supernatural Omnibus (var. 1) ed. Montague Summers, Doubleday, Doran, 1932, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia B. Edwards
• The Supernatural Omnibus II ed. Montague Summers, Panther, 1967, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia B. Edwards
• A Circle of Witches ed. Peter Haining, Robert Hale, 1971, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia Edwards
• The Supernatural Omnibus II (var. 1) ed. Montague Summers, Penguin, 1976, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia B. Edwards
• The Phantom Coach by Amelia B. Edwards, Ash-Tree Press, 1999, as "My Brother’s Ghost Story", by Amelia B. Edwards
• * untitled (“Miss Elizabeth Akers Allen…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1874
• * untitled (“ Morning-red! Morning-red!…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly July 1862; translated from German.
• * untitled (“Mr. Henry Ward Beecher, That popular preacher…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1873
• * untitled (“Multiplication is vexation”), (pm) The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren ed. Peter & Iona Opie, Clarendon Press, 1959
• The Mathematical Magpie ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon & Schuster, 1962
• * untitled (“My head with ceaseless pain is torn…”), (pm) Punch v2, 1842, as "Verses for Music"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1852
• * untitled (“my lute hath only one sad tone…”), (pm) Punch July 1842, as "Songs of the Seedy.—No, XVI"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1852
• * untitled (“Nae shoon to hide her tiny tae…”), (pm) (by J. Eames Rankin) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1855
• * untitled (“Nay when Keats died the music still had left”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly October 1899
• * Untitled (“Never jumps a sheep that’s Frightened… ”), (pm) (by Marc Antony Henderson)from The Song of Milkanwatha, Jones, Brown & Robinson, 1856
• Peterson’s Magazine May 1856
• * untitled (“Now that his noble form is clay…”), (pm) Boston Daily Advertiser 1864
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1864
• * untitled (“O! bird, forbear to eat…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1868; translated by Clements Markham
• * untitled (“Of all the manias that are…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1868
• * untitled (“Of all the types in a printer’s hand…”), (pm) Punch April 17 1869
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1877
• * untitled (“Of a noted giant I am the name…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1873
• * untitled (“Of priests we can offer a charmin’ variety…”), (sg) (by Alfred Perceval Graves), as "Father O’Flynn"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1874; Songs of Killarney, 1872.
• * untitled (“Oh, bury Bartholomew out in the woods…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1874
• * untitled (“Oh! Don’t you remember the boys, Ben Bolt…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1854
• * untitled (“Oh, Lady, pull de string!…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1885
• * untitled (“Oh, Mr. Black! Dear William Black!…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1879
• * untitled (“Oh, spread agen your leaves an’ flow’rs… ”), (pm)
• Peterson’s Magazine January 1857; reprinted from an unnamed book in Dorset dialect.
• * untitled (“Oh that some genius would write a report…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1858
• * untitled (“Oh! The bills, Christmas bills!…”), (pm) (by Francis Orray Ticknor), as "The Bills"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1855
• * untitled (“Oh the spring hath less of brightness…”), (pm) (by Charles G. Halpine), as "The Old Bachelor’s New Year"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1858
• * untitled (“Oh! turn the wheel and turn the mill…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1867
• * untitled (“Oh, whar shall we go when de great day comes…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1877
• * untitled (“Oh! When in death my heart shall break…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1855; translated from the French.
• * untitled (“O man with your rule and measure…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly April 1873
• * untitled (“Once, looking from a window on a land…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly February 1877
• * untitled (“On Christmas day turn no man from thy door”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly December 1910
• * untitled (“One sweetly-solemn thought…”), (pm) Arthur’s Illustrated Home Magazine January 1874
• * untitled (“One winter’s eve, around the fire, a cozy group we sat…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1873
• * untitled (“One word ere yet the evening ends…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1863
• * untitled (“Only Frank Havens, crusading publisher of the Daily Clarion”) [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) America’s Best Comics (comic) May 1948
• The Phantom Detective Companion ed. Matthew Moring, Altus Press, 2009
• * untitled (“On Springfield Mountain there did dwell…”), (sg)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1879
• * untitled (On the Air) [Green Lantern], (cs) (by Alfred Bester) Green Lantern (comic) June/July 1946
• * untitled (“Out from the dark wild forest…”), (pm) (by Charles G. Leland), as "The Legend of Heinz von Stein"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1856
• * untitled (“Over the chimney the night wind sang”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly December 1899
• * untitled (“O! What a shocking thing, indeed…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1865
• * untitled poem (“Love, though mighty…”), (pm) Pan #35, July 3 1920
• * untitled poem (“Oh, who shall say romance is dead…”), (pm) The Puritan May 1897
• * untitled poem (“Tis All-fools’-day…”), (pm) Pan #22, April 3 1920
• * untitled (“Pretty tube of mighty power…”), (pm) (by Isaac Hawkins Brown)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1862
• * untitled (“Prince Eugene, the noble captain…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly July 1862; translated from German.
• * Untitled Prologue, (lk) Zombies: Shambling Through the Ages ed. Steve Berman, Prime Books, 2013
• * untitled (“Rejoice! Hope dawns upon the poor…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1852
• * The Untitled (“Remarkable as they are…”), (ms) Galaxy Science Fiction November 1953
• Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #13, 1954
• * untitled (“Reuben Slothful was the name…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1868
• * untitled (“Revered, beloved—O you that hold…”), (pm) (by Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1861
• * untitled (“Sed tempus recessit and this was all over…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1857
• * untitled (“She takes her hat off at a play…”), (pm) Gunter’s Magazine May 1909
• * untitled (“Show me a sight…”), (pm) (by Alfred Perceval Graves), as "Irish Spinning-Wheel Song"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1874; Songs of Killarney, 1872.
• * untitled (“Sing on! Sing on! let the dull grow young”), (pm) The Pacific Monthly June 1900
• * untitled (“Sir Hilary fought at Agincourt…”), (pm) Boston Daily Advertiser October 5 1846
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1859
• * untitled (“Sir Hilary plunged into the fight…”), (pm) The Boston Transcript October 1846
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1859
• * untitled (“Smile praises, O sky!…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly April 1879; also given in the original Latin.; translated by Mrs. Charles
• * untitled (“snow reigns without, but (rationed) warmth within”), (pm) The Strand Magazine December 1949
• * untitled (“Solemn, yet beautiful to view…”), (pm) (by Willis Gaylord Clark) The Knickerbocker October 1834
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1851
• * untitled (“”Spring thoughts!“ What are mine?…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1854
• * untitled (“Still thy sorrow, Magdalena!…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly April 1879; also given in the original Latin on p.420.; translated by E. A. Washburn
• * untitled (“St. Patrick was a jintleman…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1871
• * untitled (“Summer’s over—summer’s over…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1856
• * untitled (“Swains in numbers…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1860translated by Theodore Martin
• * untitled (“That man must lead a happy life…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1855
• * untitled (“The above is a picture of Mr. Franz Kaltenborn”), (bg) Blue Pencil Magazine November 1901 [Ref. Franz Kaltenborn]
• * untitled (“The coming foe, Sir Hilary eyed…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“The famous Dr. Priestley…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1874
• * untitled (“The first of our Society is a Gentleman of Worcestershire”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Richard Steele) The Spectator #2, March 2 1711
• The Scrap Book May 1907, as "The de Coverley Papers", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“The green-horns came down…”), (pm) , as "The Greenhorns"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1854
• * untitled (“The heart of woman, like the diamond, has…”), (pm)
• The Ladies’ National Magazine December 1844
• * untitled (“The last Method which I proposed in my Saturday’s Paper”), (ar) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #94, June 18 1711
• Fantastic Worlds ed. Eric S. Rabkin, Oxford University Press US, 1979, as "Our Ideas of Time", by Joseph Addison
• Sophy #4, 2000, as "Our Ideas of Time", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (The Man Who Couldn’t Tell the Truth) [Green Lantern] (with Alfred Bester), (cs) All-American Comics (comic) July 1944
• * untitled (The Mystery of the Missing Baby Doll!) [Green Lantern], (cs) (by Alfred Bester) Green Lantern (comic) Fall 1945
• * untitled (“The pen is Mightier Than the Sword, they say…”), (pm) Gunter’s Magazine June 1906
• * untitled (“The prince of Boston’s Bohemia”), (bg) Blue Pencil Magazine November 1901 [Ref. Everit Bogert Terhune]
• * untitled (“The question was, Did he throw himself…”), (ss) (by Harriet Parr) All the Year Round Christmas 1860
• * untitled (“there is a fearful spirit busy now…”), (pm) , as "Autumn", by Barry Cornwall
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1869
• * untitled (“There lived once a painter…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1866
• * untitled (“There once was a young girl named Kate…”), (pm) Gunter’s Magazine March 1909
• * untitled (“There was a man went up and down…”), (pm) (by George Martin Lane) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1855
• * untitled (“There was an Old Soldier of Bicester”), (pm) Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Gentlemen by Richard Scrafton Sharpe, John Marshall, 1821
• A Book of Learned Nonsense by Edward Lear, W.H. Allen, 1987
• * untitled (“There was a Sick Man of Tobago”), (pm) Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Gentlemen by Richard Scrafton Sharpe, John Marshall, 1821
• A Book of Learned Nonsense by Edward Lear, W.H. Allen, 1987
• * untitled (“There was a young person of Munster…”), (pm) Scribner’s Monthly August 1880
• * untitled (“There was a young typist called Cholmondeley”), (pm) The First Puffin’s Pleasure ed. Kaye Webb & Treld Bicknell, Puffin, 1976
• * untitled (“The riven yule-log rears in twain…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1873
• * untitled (“The sign of Leo rules those…”), (ex)
• The Golden Book Magazine #55, July 1929; from Morrow’s Almanack.
• * untitled (“The supper of the Lamb to share…”), (pm) The Atlantic Monthly April 1879; translated by Mrs. Charles
• * untitled (“The time is swiftly rolen on…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1869
• * untitled (“The underworld lives in terror of the Mask”) [Tony Colby (The Mask)], (cs) Exciting Comics (comic) April 1942
• The Black Bat Companion ed. Matthew Moring, Altus Press, 2011
• * untitled (“The woman of the coming time!…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1870
• * untitled (“The zombie!”) [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) Thrilling Comics (comic) October 1947
• The Phantom Detective Companion ed. Matthew Moring, Altus Press, 2009
• * untitled (“Those who have searched into human Nature observe that nothing so much shews the Nobleness of the Soul”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Eustace Budgell) The Spectator #116, July 13 1711
• The English Illustrated Magazine September 1886, as "The Chase", uncredited.
• * untitled (“Tis the Last Golden Dollar…”), (pm) (by Charles G. Halpine) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1853 [Ref. Thomas Moore]
• * untitled (“True wit is like the Indian stone…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1855
• * untitled (“’Twas on a calm, midsummer morn…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1870
• * untitled (“’Twas whispered in Heaven, it was muttered in Hell…”), (pm) (by Catherine Fanshawe), as "Lines on the Letter H"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1867
• * untitled (“Two people once lived in a loft…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder)
• Scribner’s Monthly November 1874
• * untitled (“Unto the young and brave he cried…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“Upbraid me not! I never swore…”), (pm) (by Henry Glassford Bell), as "The Tall Gentleman’s Apology"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1855
• * untitled (“Voyager upon life’s sea…”), (pm) (by Sarah T. Bolton), as "Paddle Your Own Canoe"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1854
• * untitled (“Wandered my first in days of old…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1879
• * untitled (“Wassail! wassail! Over the town…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1866
• * untitled (“We last night received a Piece of ill News at our Club”) [Roger de Coverley], (vi) (by Joseph Addison) The Spectator #517, October 23 1712
• The Scrap Book May 1907, as "The de Coverley Papers", by Joseph Addison
• * untitled (“Well, how shall I help to right the things that are going wrong!…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly April 1873
• * untitled (“We’re going to begin with an ample Apology…”), (pm) Notes and Queries November 19 1870, as "The ’Ologies", by T. Herbert Noyes, Jun.
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1871
• * untitled (“We sit by the fire so wide and red…”), (pm) (by Henry Chorley) All the Year Round Christmas 1860
• * untitled (“We will not speak of years tonight.”), (pm) (by Oliver Wendell Holmes) The Atlantic Monthly April 1859
• * untitled (“What is a sonnet? ’Tis the curving shell…”), (pm) Scribner’s Monthly May 1876
• * untitled (“When Bibo went down to the regions below…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1875; Universal Songster, 1826, air - “To Anacreon in Heaven”.
• * untitled (“When England’s kings, of Norman race…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1859
• * untitled (“When Eve had led her lord away.”), (pm) (by Oliver Wendell Holmes) The Atlantic Monthly November 1857
• * untitled (“When far and near the cavalier…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1867
• * untitled (“When Hilary charged at Agincourt…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“When I am dead and buried, then…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly April 1873
• * untitled (“When Lydia was only mine…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1860
• * untitled (“When mamma comes…”), (pm) Harper’s Young People #182, April 24 1883
• * untitled (“When man is in love they call him a fool…”), (pm) Blue Pencil Magazine April 1900
• * untitled (“When moonlight falls on wave and wimple”), (pm) (by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu) Dublin University Magazine June 1839
• The Purcell Papers by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Richard Bentley & Son, 1880, as by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
• The Ballads and Poems of J. Sheridan Le Fanu by J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Swan River Press, 2011, as "The Stream", by J. Sheridan Le Fanu
• * untitled (“When old Sir Hilary charged again…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“When the two hosts at Agincourt…”), (pm) Philadelphia Bulletin
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1858
• * untitled (“whether tis better all alone to suffer…”), (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1867
• * untitled (“Whom first we love, you know, we seldom wed… ”), (pm) (by Owen Meredith)
• Peterson’s Magazine March 1856
• * untitled (“Will you leave us here to die?…”), (pm) (by T. J. Hyatt) The Atlantic Monthly September 1867
• * untitled (“Winter, a surly fashion, thankless, rude…”), (pm) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine May 1835, as "Winter", by The Sketcher
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1870
• * untitled (“With trembling fingers did we weave…”), (ex) (by Alfred, Lord Tennyson) Edward Moxon, 1850, as "In Memoriam"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1857
• * untitled (“Wouldn’t Life Be Lots More Happy…”), (pm) Grit Story Section #1981, January 8 1933
• * untitled (“Yes, my lips to-night have spoken…”), (pm) , as "The Unguarded Moment", by Phoebe Cary
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1853
• * untitled (“”You are old“ said the youth, and your jaws are too weak…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1871
• * untitled (“You may have heard some man confess…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1856
• * An Untold Adventure of Charlie Chaplin, (vi) True Strange Stories April 1929
• * Untold Gold, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 21 1929
• * Untold Secrets of the Ku Klux Klan, (ar) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
• * The Untold Story of Ernie Pyle, (ar) McCall’s Jun, Aug 1950
• * Unto the End, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine September 15 1918
• * Untouched, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1913
• * The Untouched, (??) Touch v1 #1, 1958
• * Untouched by Human Hands, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #65, January 15 1956 [Ref. Robert Sheckley]
• * An Untoward Event, (ss) The Emerald May 30 1868
• * Untraining the Army, (fa) The Strand Magazine June 1917
• * The Untrammeled Muse:
  * ___ A Noble Woman, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st December 1919
• * Untranslated Fables, (ms) Flynn’s January 16 1926
• * Untrodden, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1876
• * Untrustworthy Neighbors, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1921
• * Untying Hymen’s Knot: Interesting Facts about Divorce, (ar) The Strand Magazine July 1910
• The Strand Magazine (US) September 1910
• * Unusual Action in Will Contest, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
• * Unusual Air College, (ms) Air Trails September 1929
• * The Unusual Airplane on This Month’s Cover, (ms) Flying Aces June 1929
• * An Unusual Bank Fraud, (ms) Clues 2nd November 1928
• * Unusual Crimes Caused by Shell Shock, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
• * Unusual Fears, (ss) Mystery Stories July 1928
• * Unusual Hand Luggage, (ms) The Saint Mystery Magazine April 1959
• * “The Unusual Is Commonplace”, (pi) Cosmopolitan April 1957
• * An Unusually Big Fossil, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 28 1929
• * An Unusual Pet, (ar) Daktari Annual 1969, World Distributors, 1969
• * Unusual Pets, (cl) (by Ken Denham) Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger Magazine #356, November 9 1968
• * Unusual Picture Flashes from the Nation’s Police, (pi) Real Detective April 1932
• * An Unusual Roman Custom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
• * An Unusual Scent, (ms) Best Detective Magazine August 1931
• * An Unusual Sentence, (ms) West September 29 1928
• * “Unusual Sexual Preferences”, (ar) Sir! July 1971
• * Unusual Slander Case, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 9 1921
• * Unusual Stories, (ms) The Fantasy Fan November 1933
• West Is West & Others by Robert E. Howard, Lulu, 2006
• * The Unusual Suspects, (bg) Noirotica ed. Thomas S. Roche, Rhinoceros, 1996
• * The Unusual Suspects, (bg) Noirotica 2: Pulp Friction ed. Thomas S. Roche, Rhinoceros, 1997
• * Unusual Suspects Tie the Knot, (ms) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #198, Summer 2012
• * An Unusual Vacation Resort, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine May 16 1931
• * Unusual Volumes, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #11, October 8/October 9 1970
• * An Unusual Whaling Incident, (ms) Pioneer Tales April 1928
• * Unutterable, (pm) Argosy August 9 1919
• * Unveiling for Mailing, (hu) Nugget February 1961
• * The Unveiling of the Queen’s Statue on the Gateway of the New Schools at Eton, (ms) Black & White #8, March 28 1891
• * An Unwalled Prison, (ms) Best Detective Magazine October 1931
• * The Unwanted Captain! [St. Frank’s], (ss) (by R. T. Eves) The Boys’ Realm #102, March 12 1921
• * An Unwanted Meeting, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal February 8 1913
• * Unwelcome Gifts, (pm) The Novel Magazine June 1910
• * The Unwelcome Guests, (ms) Clues August 1927
• * Unwelcome Luxuries, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
• * The Unwelcome Return of the Mimser, (ar) Lilliput August 1956
• * Unwelcome Visitors, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Jul 29, Aug 5 1871
• * Unwelcome Visitors! [St. Frank’s], (ss) (by R. T. Eves) The Boys’ Realm #54, April 8 1920
• * Unwept, Unhonored, and Unhung, (ar) Photoplay June 1922
• * Unwilling Tribute, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post October 24 1931
• * Unwritten Books, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1880
• * The Unwritten Law, (ms) The Royal Magazine August 1919
• * The Unwritten Law, (ss) Yes or No October 5 1907
• * The Unwritten Message, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
• * Up a Creek in Demerara, (ar) (by James Rodway) The Cornhill Magazine December 1892
• * Up Against the Colour Bar, (ar) The Passing Show November 4 1933
• * Up Against the Sixth [Stormcove College], (nv) (by H. Clarke Hook) Boys’ Magazine May 20 1922
• * Up Against the Wall Baby Rape, (ss) Adam Stag Humor January 1969
• * Up a Highland Glen, (ar) Once a Week October 19 1867
• * Up and Across, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine 1st January 1930
• * Up and at ’Er, Baby!, (??) Bedtime Stories November 1934
• * Up and Coming Athletes, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine July 25 1932
• * Up and Coming Comedy Horror, “The Vampires of Bloody Island”, (mr) Dark of Night #1, September/October 2005
• * Up and Coming Horror Movie, “Sin-Jin Smyth”, (mr) Dark of Night #1, September/October 2005
• * Up and Down, (ss) (by D. R. Castleton) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1870
• * Up and Down the World, (sl) (by Eleanor Frances Le Fanu) Dublin University Magazine Oct, Nov, Dec 1868, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1869
• * “Up and Down ’twixt Earth and Sky”, (pm) St. Nicholas September 1879
• * Up a Shot Tower, (ar) The Strand Magazine August 1891
• The Strand Magazine (US) August 1891
• * The Upas-Tree, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1880
• * Up at Poughkeepsie, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine June 25 1931
• * Up a Tree, and Down a Tree; or, A Tale of a Boy, a Bough, and a Basket, (cs) Chums September 28 1892
• * Upcoming Books, (cl) Encounters Magazine July/August 1991
• * Upcoming Conferences, (ms) Science-Fiction Studies March 1989
• * Upcoming Conventions, (ms) The Rhizome Factor Feb/Mar, Apr 1998, Mar, Sep 1999, Apr 2000
• * Upcoming Conventions, (ms) Phoenix Phables June 1998
• * Upcoming Events, (cl) XOddity #2 Mar, #3 May, #4 Jul 1998
• * Upcoming Releases, (ms) So It Begins ed. Mike McPhail, Dark Quest Books, 2009
• * An Up-Country Adventure, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1858
• * Update, (ms) Star*Line Sep/Oct, Nov/Dec 1981, Jan/Feb, Mar/Apr, May/Jun, Jul/Aug, Sep/Oct 1982
• * Update Interview with Elaine Bergstrom, (iv) The Vampire’s Crypt #10, Fall 1994 [Ref. Elaine Bergstrom]
• * Updates, (ms) PBO #5 Sum, #6/7 Aut 1997, #9 Spr 1998
• * Updok, (ms) SFWA Bulletin #55, October 1975
• * Up for Murder, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #617, October 10 1931; adapted from the movie (Lew Ayres, Genevieve Tobin).
• * Up for Murder Done Twenty Years Ago, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1922
• * Up for the Lord Mayor’s Show, (ss) The Wave December 9 1893
• * Up from Hell, (ts) Modern Story Magazine March 1927
• * Up from Obscurity, (ar) The American Magazine June 1917
• * Up from the Depths, (ts) Real Life Confessions May 1937
• * Up from the Swamps, (ts) True Story June 1932
• True Story Magazine #127, June 1933
• * Up from the Underground, (pi) Jeremy v1 #5, 1970
• * Upfront, (ms) Nova Oct, Dec 1970
• * Up Front: Contributors Notes and Photos, (bg) Nickelodeon #1 1975, #2 1976
• * Up Glen Roy, (ar) (by Morgan G. Watkins) The Cornhill Magazine December 1877
• * Up Go Horses and Mules, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 22 1928
• * Upgrades, (ar) Rumble #3, 1990 [Ref. Henry Gregor Felsen]
• * Uphaven Priory Field Club, (ss) Monster Book for Girls 1948
• * Up Helly A’, (ms) Mayfair v3 #1, 1968
• * Up Higher, (ss) (by T. S. Arthur) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1860
• * Uphill…Downhill…, (ss) (by Wilfred McNeilly) Boys’ World October 26 1963
• * Uphill Skiing, (pi) Omni February 1980
• Omni (UK) February 1980
• * Up in a Balloon and Down in a Parachute, (ar) The Argosy #585, February 17 1894
• * Up in Polly’s Room, (ar) The Farmer’s Wife June 1936
• * Up in Smoke, (ar) Science-Fiction Plus May 1953
• * Up in Smoke: Everything You Need for Your Next Barbecue, (ar) Penthouse (US) July 2004
• * Up in the Air, (ts) True Western Stories September 1925
• * Up in the Clouds, (ss) London Society Nov, Dec 1863
• * Up in the Crow’s Nest, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1931, 1930
• * The Upland Plover, (ar) Western Story Magazine August 4 1928
• * The Upland Rider, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #498, June 29 1929; adapted from the movie (Ken Maynard and Tarzan the horse).
• * Up Mount Ararat, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1891
• * Upon an Old Woman, (pm) Hesperides by Robert Herrick, 1648, as by Robert Herrick
• The Pall Mall Magazine November 1898
• * Upon a Rainy Day: A Paper for Mothers, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1888
• Cassell’s Family Magazine (US) May 1888
• * Upon Distinguishing Among 140 (or More) Sherlockian Pastiches, (ar) Mystery June/July 1980
• * Upon the Fourth, (pm) The Argosy July 4 1891
• * Upon the Parlor Floor, (pm) Ginger Stories March 1929
• * Upon the Shore, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine March 13 1869
• * Upper Class Trades Unions:
  * ___ I. Their History, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 22 1867
  * ___ II. The Bar, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine July 6 1867
  * ___ III. Minor Organizations, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine September 28 1867
• * The Upper Level of the Horcones Valley, (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1899
• * Uppingham Set-Fights, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper March 7 1891
• * Up Pompeii, (pi) Mayfair v6 #4, 1971
• * Uproot the Thorns, (pm) The Golden Argosy May 22 1886
• * Ups and Downs in Quest of News, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine June 1907
• * Ups and Downs in the House of Peers, (ar) (by John Doran) The Cornhill Magazine May 1861
• * The Ups and Downs of a Balloon, (hu) The Graphic Christmas 1897
• * Ups and Downs of a Western Gold Seeker, (ms) Western Story Magazine March 12 1927
• * Ups and Downs of Family History, (ar) (by Herbert Francis Hore) Dublin University Magazine October 1861
• * The “Ups” and “Downs” of the Coiffure, (ar) The Lady’s Realm January 1915
• * Upset Stomach, (ss) (by M. P. Johnson) Nemonymous #7, 2007
• * Upsetting a Jinx, (ms) Fight Stories September 1930
• * Upsetting Old Baggage Theory, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1910
• * Up She Goes for a Trip to China!, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1935, 1934
• * “Upshot takes place soon after the end of the Guatemalan civil war…”, (iv) Mithila Review #12, December 2019 [Ref. Drema Deoraich]
• * Upside-down Caper, (pi) Argosy September 1960
• * Upside Down Crime Quiz, (qz) Mystery Writers’ Annual #20, 1966
• * Upside Down Land, (vi) 100 Magical Stories, Hamlyn, 1981
• * Upstairs and Downstairs, (ar) (by Anne Isabella Ritchie) The Cornhill Magazine March 1882
• * Upstairs, Donwstairs, (??) Mermaid v2 #3, 1960
• * Upstanding Trees, (pz) Chatterbox 1947
• * Up Swans, All!, (ar) Collins Magazine July 1952
• * Up the Boo Aye, Shooting Pookakies, (br) Lancashire Life [Ref. Mike Harding]
• Savoy Dreams ed. Michael Butterworth & David Britton, Savoy, 1984
• * Up the Garden Path, (ms) Mabs Weekly April 1 1933
• * Up the Ladder, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Midnight Penthouse ed. Peter Haining, Bernard Geis, 1968
• * Up the Parana and in Paraguay, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science May, Jun 1875
• * Up the Pole! [Cuthbert, the office boy], (ss) The Triumph July 31 1937
• * Up the River, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper August 12 1882
• * Up the Road and Down the Road, (pm) St. Nicholas October 1881
• * Up the Runway for Next Month, (ms) Flying Aces February 1933
• * Up the Runway for Next Month!, (ms) Sky Birds February 1932
• * Up the Runway for the Next Sky Birds, (ms) Sky Birds November 1933
• * Up the Runway in the Big May Number!, (ms) Flying Aces April 1932
• * Up the Runway in the January Flying Aces, (ms) Flying Aces December 1932
• * Up the Runway in the Next Sky Birds, (ms) Sky Birds March 1935
• Mammoth Sky Birds November 1935
• * Up the Runway in the Next Sky Birds!, (ms) Sky Birds June 1932
• * Up the Runway in the October Flying Aces, (ms) Flying Aces September 1932
• * Up the Scale, (pm) Houston Chronicle
• People’s Magazine October 1906
• * Up the Spout, (ss) (by Frank H. Norton) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine October 1859
• * Up the St, Mary’s, (ss) (by Thomas Wentworth Higginson) The Atlantic Monthly April 1865
• * Up the Trail, (cl) Star Western Oct, Nov, Dec 1933, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1934
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1935
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1936
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1937
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1938
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1939, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Nov 1940
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1941
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1942
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1943
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1944
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1945
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1946
  Jan, Feb, Mar, Aug, Dec 1947, Jan, Feb, Mar, Jun 1948, Jul, Sep, Nov 1949
  Jan, Mar, Jul, Sep, Nov 1950, Jan, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec 1951
  Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug 1952
• Star Western (Canada) Sep 1936, Jun 1939, Mar, Jul 1945, Sep 1949, Oct 1951
• Western Story (UK) Jan, Aug 1957, May, Jun 1958
• * Up the Trail, (cl) Dime Western Magazine April 1 1935
• * Up the Trail, (cl) (by Ferris M. Weddle) Star Western September 1947
• Western Story (UK) June 1959, as by Ferris M. Weddle
• * Up-Tight Pussycats and the Cool Photog, (hu) Wildcat February 1968
• * Up-to-Date, (pi) The St. Nicholas Magazine July 1922
• * An Up-to-Date at Home, (vi) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
• * An Up to Date Job, (ss) The Argosy #561, September 2 1893
• * An Up-to-Date Mermaid, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine July 1895
• * Up-to-Date Railroad Discipline, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1910
• * Up-to-Date Railroading, (ar) Sunset November 1903
• * An Up-to-Date Version, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 15 1909
• * Up to Scratch, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine June 18 1932
• * Up to the Hills, (pm) (by Mary Lee Demarest) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1863
• * Up to the Minute, (ms) Official Detective Stories July 1963
• * Up-To-The-Minute, (pm) The Half-Century Magazine March/April 1923
• * Up to the Nines!, (pz) The Boy’s Own Paper November 14 1903
• * The Upturned Face (shot analysis), (ms)
• Short Story/Short Film ed. Fred H. Marcus, Prentice Hall, 1977
• * The Upturned Glass, (mr) Short Story Magazine (Australia) #42, January 1948
• * Up, Up and Display, (ar) Mayfair v3 #10, 1968
• * Up, Up, Up Goes the Crane That Builds Itself, (ar) Look and Learn #77, July 6 1963
• * The Upward Climb, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1924
• * Up with the Lark, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper June 9 1883
• * Up Your Runway!, (ms) Flying Aces Oct, Dec 1931
• * The Upyri Anthology, (br) Genesis Science Fiction Magazine #10, Summer 2017
• * Urania, (pm) (by Frances Laughton Mace) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1878
• * Urania, (pm) (by John Drean Stockton) The Atlantic Monthly May 1860
• * Uranium Isn’t Rare!, (ms) Astounding Science-Fiction October 1940
• * Uranium’s Not So Deadly As…, (ms) Astounding Science Fiction March 1952
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) August 1952
• * Uranus, (ar) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #41, January 15 1954
• Authentic Science Fiction Monthly (Canada) #41, 1954
• * Uranus, the Mountain World, (vi) Captain Future Summer 1941
• * Urashima, (ss)
• Japanese Fairy Tales by Lafcadio Hearn, et al., Boni and Liveright, 1918translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain
• * Urashima: A Japanese Rip Van Winkle, (??) The Century Magazine June 1886translated by Masayuki Kataoka
• * Urbain Jean Leverrier, (bg) The British Science Fiction Magazine v1 #11, 1955
• * Urban Grandier, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art #33, February 24 1849
• * Urban Legends: Ghastly Rumors & Tales of Terror, (ar) Dark Realms #13, Winter 2003
• * Urban Renewal, (pi) Penthouse (US) October 2005
• * The Urge Eternal, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1910
• * Urges State Ration Narcotics, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 1939
• * The Urge to Win, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine August 10 1932
• * Ur of the Chaldees, (ar) The Bible Story #9, May 2 1964
• * Ur of the Chaldees, the City Where Abraham Was Born…, (cs) The Bible Story #9, May 2 1964
• * Űrportya, (ms) Galaktika #177, December 2004
• * The Ursine Dasyure or Tasmanian Devil, (ar) Black & White #18, June 6 1891
• * Ursula K. Le Guin, (bg) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America #134, Summer 1997 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin, (br) Presenting Moonshine #41, May 1975 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin (1929-2018), (ob) Locus March 2018 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin: Addenda, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #43, May 1976 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin—Additions to Checklist, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #39, August 1974 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin: Again, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #42, August 1975 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula K. Le Guin: New Publications, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #44, July 4 1976 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Ursula Kroeber Le Guin: 1929— (Preliminary Checklist), (bi) Presenting Moonshine #27, December 1972 [Ref. Ursula K. Le Guin]
• * Uruguay’s Plan for the Americas, (ms) Our World April 1923
• * Us, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #489, April 27 1929; adapted from the movie (Charlie Chase).
• * U.S.A., (pm) Pett’s Annual, Thomas's Publications Ltd., 1944
• * U.S.A. Confidential, (cl) Penthouse (US) Sep, Dec 1991, Sep, Dec 1993, Oct 1994, Jul 1995
* ___ Alleged Club Med Sex Requirements and a Legal Controversy, (cl) Penthouse (US) July 1994
* ___ Jim Bakker, Khomeini’s Son, and C. S. Lewis, (cl) Penthouse (US) August 1995
• * U.S. Air Force Sex Clubs, (ar) Men’s Digest March 1968
• * U.S. Airports, (ms) War Birds #9, November 1928
• * The U. S. and the Blockade, (ed) Maclean’s October 1 1940
• * The U.S.A. Recruit, (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads ed. John A. Lomax, Macmillan, 1910
• * U.S. Army Air Corps Automatic Landing System, (ar) Air Trails December 1937
• * The U.S. Army from Bull Run to Bloody Ridge, (pi) Zest January 1956
• * U.S. Army Records Prove Al Capone Is Dead, (ar) Real Detective September 1931
• * The U.S. Army’s Lockheed Sub-Stratorsphere Plane, (ia) Modern Wonder October 9 1937
• * USA’s 100-Year Starship Mission to Settle Other Worlds, (ar) The Daily Galaxy October 19 2010
• Probe #146, November 2010
• * U.S. Asks Return of Papers Used in Houghton Book, (ar) Publishers Weekly March 26 1982
• The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America #78, May 1982
• * U.S.A. U.S.A., (ar) (by Frank Harris ,[?]) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918
• * U.S. Biologist Predicts Stimulation of Brain, (ar) The Toronto Star 1971
• SF: Inventing the Future ed. R. Duncan Appleford, Bellhaven House, 1972
• * US Books, (br) Straight Up February 1952
• * The U. S. Border Patrol in Action, (pi) Triple-X Western #99, October 1932
• * The US Cavalry Bugel, (ar) The Golden Gazette v3 #1, 2010
• * The US Cavalry Emblem Game, (qz) The Golden Gazette v3 #1, 2010
• * U.S. Chutes Popular, (ms) War Birds #9, November 1928
• * The Use and Abuse of the Purchase System in the British Army, (ar) Britannia March 1869
• * Use Automobile Horn as Weapon in Robbery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1921
• * Used Car Dept., (ms) Manhunt September 1956
• * Used Wooden Leg to Rob, (ms) Mystery Magazine #128, March 15 1923
• * A Use for Black Locust, (ms) Far West Stories August 1930
• * A Use for Everything, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine February 1922
• * A Use for Jack Rabbits, (ms) Western Story Magazine August 29 1925
• * A Use for the Ladybug, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 1 1928
• * Useful Addresses, (ms) The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror: Volume 22 ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 2011
• * Useful Addresses, (ms) The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror Volume 23 ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, 2012
• * Useful and Curious, (ms) Arthur’s Illustrated Home Magazine January 1874
• * Useful as Well as Ornamental, (ar) The American Needlewoman May 1924
• * Useful Camp Tips, (ar) Chums May 10 1924
• * A Useful Complaint, (ss) The Wave May 19 1900
• * Useful Diplomacy, (ss) Vanity Fair (US) 19??
• Short Stories September 1902
• * A Useful Door-Fastening, (ms) Chambers’s Journal December 1939
• * Useful Employments for Spare Hours: Rustic Work, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper April 24 1880
• * The Useful Goat, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 26 1929
• * Useful Hints for Scouts, (cl) Boys’ Life June 1911
• * Useful Information, (ms) Beeton’s Christmas Annual #1 1860, #2 1861
• * A Useful Lamp, (ar) Chums November 18 1922
• * A Useful Luxury, (ms) The Popular Magazine October 7 1923
• * Useful Mediocrity, (ar) Once a Week February 8 1868
• * Usefulness of Birds at Sea, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1881
• * Usefulness of Insects, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly January 1876
• * Useful People, (ar) (by Harry Jones) The Cornhill Magazine March 1893
• * Use Guards for Shields, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 26 1929
• * The Useless Arm of the Kaiser, (il) The Scrap Book February 1909
• * Useless Information, (ar) School Cap #10, December 12 1953
• * Useless Information, (cl) The Strand Magazine Oct, Nov 1946, Oct, Dec 1948, Apr, May, Jul, Sep, Nov, Dec 1949
• * A Useless Parole, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1927
• * Use of Cats’ Whiskers, (ms) Arthur’s Illustrated Home Magazine January 1874
• * The Use of Fiction, (ar) The Argosy (UK) November 1879
• * The Use of Household Machinery, (ar) Good Housekeeping August 1910
• * Use of Oil in Stormy Seas, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1881
• * The Use of Perfumes, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1878
• The Lady’s Realm October 1906
• * The Use of Pontoons, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1915
• * The Use of Side, (ar) Fry’s Magazine September 1912
• * Use of Tobacco Among Pueblo Indians, (ms) Pete Rice Magazine September 1934
• * The Use of Tobacco by Boys, (ms) Philadelphia Medical Reporter
• The Boy’s Own Paper February 24 1883
• * The Use of Torture in England, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1880
• * Use Police Headquarters to Swindle Grocer, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 25 1920
• * The User’s Guide to Science Fiction, (br) Nexus #2, Spring 1992
• * Uses 163-Year-Old Razor, (ar) Pearson’s Weekly #2486, March 19 1938
• * Uses for Stale Bread, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) June 1914
• * Uses Mother Hansen’s Method, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 29 1925
• * The Uses of Dust, (ar) The Argosy July 1895
• * The Uses of Laughter, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1890
• * The Uses of Lemons, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1881
• * The Uses of Life, (pm) (by Caroline Seymour) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1866
• * Uses of Silk, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1890
• * The Uses of Sorrow, (pm) (by Miss Norris) Household Words #7, May 11 1850
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1850
• * Uses of Violet Ray, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 9 1930
• * Uses Telephone to Defraud Bank, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1921
• * Use Superintendent’s Car in Attempted Crush Out, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 27 1920
• * Use the Telephone, (pm) Grit Story Section #1624, February 28 1926
• * Use X Ray to Locate Stolen Diamonds, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1919
• * Use X Ray to Locate Stolen Diamonds, (ms) Best Detective Magazine March 1931
• * U.S. Fighters Tried and True, (ms) Flying Aces November 1933
• * U. S. Grants 38,000 Patents a Year, (ms) TipTop Semi-Monthly May 25 1915
• * Ushering in the New Year with Talented Author Alan Jacobson, (iv) Suspense Magazine Winter 2021 [Ref. Alan Jacobson]
• * The Usher’s Stories, (ss) Beeton’s Christmas Annual #6, 1865
• * Using Boy Energy to Advantage in the Schools, (ar) The American Boy January 1906
• * Using Old “Auto” Parts, (pi) Science and Invention January 1921
• * Using Smoke to Save Cattle, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912
• * Using the Earth’s Internal Heat, (ar) Chums January 17 1926
• * Using the Enemy’s Sword, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 25 1905
• * Using the Magnetic Compass, (ia) Modern World December 7 1940
• * Using the Rifle Against Aircraft, (ia) Modern World February 8 1941
• * Using the Subconscious, (ar) Mind Magic June 1931
• * U.S. Luxury Trains, (ar) Modern Wonder November 12 1938
• * U.S. Mail an Unwilling Aid to Crook, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1919
• * U.S. Marine Song (First Stanza), (pm)
• Good Housekeeping August 1945
• * U.S. Navy Builds New Monster Aircraft Carrier, (ia) Modern Wonder May 21 1938
• * U.S. Navy Scale Models, (ia) The American Eagle Summer 1942
• * USO Endorsement, (ms) So It Begins ed. Mike McPhail, Dark Quest Books, 2009
• * U-Solve It:
  * ___ The Case of the Funny Feet, (pz) Private Detective Stories August 1937
  * ___ The Mystery of the Broken Butterfly, (pz) Private Detective Stories October 1937
  * ___ The Mystery of the Veiled Fingerprints, (pz) Private Detective Stories December 1937
• * U.S. Planes in the War, (ms) War Birds #9, November 1928
• * U.S.S. Lexington to Be the Largest Warship in the World, (ms) Mystery Magazine #66, August 1 1920
• * U.S.S.R., (pm) Pett’s Annual, Thomas's Publications Ltd., 1944
• * U.S.S.R.’s Newest Secret Weapon!, (pi) Hi-Life January 1960
• * The Usual Kind, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1926
• * The Usual Suspects, (bg) Underworlds #1 Dec 2002, #2 Dec 2004
• * U-S-U Range, (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads ed. John A. Lomax, Macmillan, 1910
• * The Usurer’s Ghost, (ss) (by Patrick Kennedy) Dublin University Magazine March 1868
• * The Usurer’s Ghost: A Fireside Legend, (sl) The Emerald May 9, May 16 1868
• * The Usurer’s Gift, (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal May 17 1851
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1851
• * The Usurper [Cave-Dwellers], (ss) Chums November 9 1912
• * U. S. Warships of To-Day, (ar) The Pacific Monthly June 1905
• * Utah Carl’s Last Ride, (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads ed. John A. Lomax, Macmillan, 1910, as "Utah Carroll"
• Ace-High Magazine 2nd December 1931
• * Utah Carroll, (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads ed. John A. Lomax, Macmillan, 1910
• Lariat Story Magazine May 1927
• Ace-High Magazine 2nd December 1931, as "Utah Carl’s Last Ride"
• * Utah Cave Yields a Relic, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly December 4 1937
• * Utah Jack, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1872
• * The Utah Kid, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #590, April 4 1931; adapted from the movie (Rex Lease, Dorothy Sebastian).
• * Utah Salt Now Palatable, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine August 6 1932
• * Utah’s Ancient Juniper, (ms) Western Story Magazine March 27 1926
• * Utah’s Lofty Mountains, (ms) Far West Stories March 1931
• * Utah: “This Is the Place!”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine November 1948
• * The Ute Massacre, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1880
• * The Ute Matter, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science March 1880
• * The Utes’ Revenge, (ar) Triple-X Western #94, April 1932
• * The Utilisation of Peat, (ms) Chambers’s Journal April 25 1908
• * A Utilitarian Typewriter, (ms) Chambers’s Journal April 25 1908
• * The Utility, (ms) Air Trails October 1939
• * The Utility Automobile, (ar) Collier’s Weekly
• The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1908
• * Utilizing a Pest, (ms) Fortune Story Magazine December 1929
• * Utilizing Nature’s Sweets, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
• * Utilizing Seal-Bone Deposits, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 20 1929
• * Utopia 239, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #59, July 15 1955 [Ref. Rex Gordon]
• * Utopia Inc. Presents…, (ex)
• The Earliest Bradbury ed. Daniel & David Ritter, First Fandom Experience, 2020
• * Utopian Dream, (pm) Grit Story Section #1985, February 5 1933
• * Utopian Ends and Science/Technology Means, (si) Utopia in a Scientific Age ed. Merritt Abrash, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1979
• * Utopias and Nightmares, (ar) (by Walter H. Gillings) The Visual Encyclopedia of Science Fiction ed. Brian Ash, Pan, 1977
• * An Utterly Feminine Engineer—Why Not?, (ar) Cosmopolitan December 1968
• * A Vaal River Adventure, (nv) Chambers’s Journal
• Short Stories February 1902
• * The Vacant Chair, (mu) Horner’s Penny Stories #1115, January 30 1915
• * Vacation, (br) Shroud Magazine #1, January 2008 [Ref. Jeremy C. Shipp]
• * Vacation, (pm) The Golden Argosy August 4 1888
• * Vacation!, (pm)
• Good Housekeeping June 1945
• * Vacation Adventures, (ar) Good Housekeeping August 1910
• * Vacation Clothes for the Argosy Man, (pi) Argosy August 1951
• * Vacation Days, (ms) Far West Illustrated Magazine October 1926
• * Vacation Examination, (qz) Flapper’s Experience October 1925
• * Vacation Love-Nest, (ts) Romantic Stories #42, July 1937
• * Vacation Nuisances and Their Cure, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1914
• * Vacations for Prisoners, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 31 1931
• * Vacations in Tents and Canoes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 18 1910
• * Vacuum-Cleaning the Human Body, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine January 1913
• * Vadim’s Girls, (pi) Cavalier October 1968
• * The Vagabond, (pm) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies February 1904
• * Vagabondage and Pedestrianism (for Profit and Pleasure), (ar) (by Alexander Innes Shand) The Cornhill Magazine January 1881
• * The Vagabond Bandit, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 7 1928
• * The Vagabond Detective; or, Bowery Bob’s Boom, (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #166, 189?
• * Vagabond Hearts, (ts) Real Love Magazine 2nd December 1930
• * Vagabondia or Doc’s Ditherings, (cl) (by Robert A. W. Lowndes) The Science Fiction Fan Feb, Apr 1940
• * The Vagabond Queen, (ar)
• Argosy (UK) December 1972
• * Vagabonds, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1875
• * The Vagabonds, (pm) (by J. T. Trowbridge) The Atlantic Monthly March 1863
• Young Ireland: An Irish Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction December 30 1876, as by J. T. Trowbridge
• The Saturday Evening Post August 6 1898, as by J. T. Trowbridge
• * Vagabond Venus, (pi) Blaze v1 #5, 1962
• * Vagaries of Mathematics, (ar) The Scrap Book March 1906
• The Scrap Book March 1906 (abbrev)
• * Vagaries of the Brain, (ar) Young Ireland: An Irish Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction June 10 1876
• * Vagaries of the Human Pulse, (ms) The Scrap Book June 1906
• * Vagrancy and Women, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 19 1930
• * The Vailed Canvas, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1879
• * The Vailed Picture, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1884
• * A Vain Plea, (vi)
• Chicago Ledger September 2 1911
• * Vain Regret, (pm) The Argosy December 1896
• * The Vain Rookie Rides to a Fall, (ss) Chicago Ledger June 1 1918
• * Vain Tale. - No. CCLXI, (ss) The Wave June 15 1895
• * Vain Waiting, (pm) (by Philip Bourke Marston) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1877
• * Valdrwulf, or The Fiend of the Moor, (ss) ca. 1828
• Great Tales of Terror from Europe and America ed. Peter Haining, Penguin, 1973
• * Valediction, (ar) Mervyn Peake: The Man and His Art ed. G. Peter Winnington, Peter Owen, 2006 [Ref. Mervyn Peake]
• * A Valedictorian’s Fate, (vi) (by O. Root) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1865
• * Valentina, (ss) The Argosy (UK) February 1886
• * A Valentine, (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1857
• The Argosy Feb 1896, Jan 1906
• The Royal Magazine February 1912
• Argosy (UK) February 1946
• * The Valentine, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine February 20 1869
• * A Valentine Fantasy, (pi) Venus February 1974
• * A Valentine Memory, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1910
• * Valentine Rhyme, (pm)
• Good Housekeeping February 1945
• * Valentines, (pm)
• The Argosy February 22 1890
• Two Gun Western Stories March 1930
• * Valentine’s Birthday, (pm) (by Harriet Prescott Spofford) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1868
• * Valentine’s Day, (ms) Young Ireland: An Irish Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction February 12 1876
• * Valentine’s Day, (pi) Rogue March 1964
• * A Valentine’s Day Affliction, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1898
• * Valentine’s Day: A Story in Three Chapters, (ss) The Argosy (UK) March 1884
• * Valentine’s Day at the Post-Office, (ar) (by Charles Dickens & W. Henry Wills) Household Words #1, March 30 1850
• * Valentines Factory-Made for You, (il) Child Life February 1952
• * The Valentines for Number Twenty, (ss) London Society #38, February 1865
• * Valentines Hand-Made by You, (il) Child Life February 1952
• * The Valentines of Yesterday, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1908
• * Valentines to Make, (ms) Child Life February 1952
• * Valentine Vices Victoria’s Special Toys, (ar) Penthouse (US) February 2006
• * Valentino May Become Medium’s Spirit Guide, (ar) Mystic Magazine January 1931
• * Valentino Memorial Club, (ms) Love Revelations combined with Secret Confessions June 1941
• * Valen-treasures, (ms) Child Life February 1957
• * The Vale of Choyd, (pm) The Young Englishman November 8 1873
• * Valerie, (pi) Swank November 1971
• * Valerie, (pi) Gallery January 1974
• * Valerie, (pi) Mayfair v25 #1, 1990
• * Valerie French Spoofs the International Movie Stars, (pi) Gay Blade December 1956
• * Valhalla Was Never Like This, (pi) The Gent October 1958
• * Valiant Deeds, (il) Wide Awake June 1879
• * A Valiant Leader and Vigorous Fighter, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine April 1908
• * A Valid Excuse, (hu) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1898
• * A Valise Tropical Tent, (ms) Chambers’s Journal April 25 1908
• * Valkyrie, (pi) Blaze v1 #4, 1962
• * The Valkyries, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly January 1883
• * Valkyries Watching a Battle, (il) The Idler August 1900
• * Vallandigham, (nv) (by Harriet Elizabeth Prescott) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine September 1861
• * Valley Cycling Tours in Germany, (ar) The Lady’s Realm August 1899
• * The Valley of Angrogna, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1880
• * The Valley of Death, (cs) War Picture Library November 1961
• Against All Odds ed. Steve Holland, Prion, 2008
• * The Valley of Death. A Tale of Afghan War, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1883
• * “The Valley of Death” in Art, (ar) Spiral Words #4, 1999
• * The Valley of False Dawn, (ts) Real Love Magazine 2nd March 1930
• Street & Smith’s Sampler 1931
• * The Valley of Fear [Sexton Blake], (n.) (by F. Addington Symonds) The Sexton Blake Library #190, 1921
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #238, August 7 1965
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #239, August 14 1965
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #241, August 28 1965
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #242, September 4 1965
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #244, September 18 1965
• * The Valley of Fear and Fists, (ss) Rover and Wizard #245, September 25 1965
• * The Valley of Gold, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly July 16 1932
• * The Valley of Ice, (sl) Boys’ Life Feb, Mar 1912
• * The Valley of Ice and Snow, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 31 1938
• * Valley of Iron Trees [Yukon], (ss) The Buzzer #5, November 13 1937
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