The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

ANONYMOUS (chron.) (continued)

• * Thanksgiving in the Church, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1898
• * Thanksgiving on the Farm, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1898
• * Thanksgiving with the Girls in “Cat Alley”, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1 1910
• * The Thanksgiving-Day Service, (ss) The Wave Aug 19 1893
• * That Affair at Margaret’s, (ss) Live Stories Apr 1925
• * That Boy O’ Rogers, (pm) Grit Jul 22 1928
• * That Brute Simmons, (ss) The Wave May 11 1895
• * That Distinctive Feel, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 9 1921
• * That Eighteenth Amendment, (ms) Women’s Stories Nov 1 1913
• * “That Famous Runner” Townsend, (ss) Colonial Monthly Mar 1868
• * That Fatal Wedding Ring, (sl) Family Star Aug 25 1951
• * That Haunch of Venison, (ss) The Wave Mar 5 1892
• * That Homesteader Made Me Forget My Man, (ss) Western Romances Sep 1959
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 4-6], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 4 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 7-8], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 11 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 9], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 18 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 11-13], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 25 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 14-18], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Aug 1 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 19-21], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Aug 8 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College [Chapters 22-24], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Aug 15 1885
• * That Rascal Jack. A Tale of Thrashemwell College. [Chapters 1-3], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jun 27 1885
• * That Will Come Later!, (ct) Ginger Aug 1931
• * “That’s Funny...”, (hu) Snappy Apr 1938
• * The Theatre, (ms) Courier Win 1937/38
• * Theatre Today, (ar) Rex #27 1971
• * Theatrical Portraits, (pi) Cosmopolitan Jun 1908
• * Theatrical Portraits, (pt) Cosmopolitan Sep 1909
• * A Theatrical Souvenir Fan, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1900
• * The Theft of a Farm, (nf) Western Story Magazine Apr 6 1929
• * Their Conversation, (ss) The Wave Mar 3 1900
• * “Their Finest Hour”, (ed) Colliers Mar 15 1941
• * Their Mother, (pm) The Argosy Oct 10 1891
• * Their Summer Occupation, (ts) People’s Magazine Jul 1907
• * Theme and Variations, (pi) Dude May 1957
• * Then and Now, (ar) Reading and Collection. Aug 1937; on Robert Herrick.
• * Then and Now, (pm) Gardiner’s Magazine Dec 1901
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1922
• * Then as Now, (nf) The Popular Magazine Sep 7 1927
• * Then Civilian Defense Mess, (ed) Colliers Feb 21 1942
• * Theodora, (ss) The Argosy (UK) Sep 1873
• * Theodore Roosevelt, (pt) Munsey’s Jun 1912
• * There Are No 100% Americans, (ed) Colliers Jul 26 1941
• * There Is a Lady Sweet and Kind, (pm)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Nov 1926
• * “There is a Santa Claus!”, (pm) Grit Dec 25 1932
• * There Once Was a Man With a Sneeze, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1890
• * There Ought to Be a Law, (ed) Colliers Aug 2 1941
• * There She Goes…, (ar) Penthouse Jan 1985
• * There They Are!, (qz) Argosy (UK) Sep 1943
• * There Was a Dignified Old Bard, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1883
• * There Was a Little Girl, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1881
• * There Was a Pretty Dandelion, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1875
• * There Was a Small Maid of St. Paul, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1881
• * There Was a Small Servant Called Kate, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1881
• * There was an Old Man, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1882
• * There Was an Old Person of Crewd, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1877
• * There Was an Old Woman Tossed Up in a Basket, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1875
• * There Was an Old Woman Who Lived by the Sea, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1881
• * There Was Once on a Time a Little Boy, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1882
• * There’s a “Comfy Glow” for the Children down on this Farm!, (ms) The Holly Bough Christmas 1963
• * There’s a Difference, (ct) Pep Stories Apr 1931
• * There’s a long, long trail awinding, (pm) The Tryout May 1920
• * There’s a Ship on the Sea, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1877
• * There’s No Business Like Soho Business, (ar) Escapade Feb 1961
• * There’s Romance in Rum, (ar) Escapade Feb 1957
• * “There’s That Gun Moll...!”, (??) Snappy Apr 1938
• * These Model Girls Can’t Wear Clothes, (ar) Parade Feb 27 1971
• * These ’Planes Fly Fast and Far, (ia) Air Stories (UK) Aug 1938
• * These Should Make You Chuckle, (hu) Pep Stories Dec 1928
• * These Will Make You Chortle, (hu) Pep Stories Mar 1929
• * These Women Inspired Authors, (pi) Argosy (UK) Dec 1933
• * They Call Her “Muscles”, (pi) Man’s Magazine Oct 1955
• * They Called Me “Bad Girl”, (nv) Today’s Love Stories Jul 1959
• * They Called Me “Poor Girl”, (ss) Confession! Jun/Jul 1948
• * They Called Me an Unfaithful Wife, (nv) Romantic Story Magazine Feb 1941
• * They Called Me Killer Kate, (nf) Real Western Romances Sep 1956
• * They Fight for Their Fish, (ts) Male Aug 1951
• * They Go Smiling ’Round the World, (ed) Battle Stories May 1929
• * They Kept the Truth from Norma, (ss) Red Letter Jul 20 1963
• * They Made Her a Queen, (sl) Lucky Star and Peg’s Paper Sep 4 1950
• * They Never Sank the Saratoga, (ts) True Battles of World War II May 1965
• * They Said I Killed Him, (ts) The Passing Show Jun 15 1935
• * They Speak for Themselves, (pi) Argosy (UK) Mar 1934
• * They Still Love Coney Island, (ar) Saga Sep 1953
• * They Swim in Sand, (nf) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine May 6 1933
• * They Think I’m an Italian Actress, (pi) Male Apr 1956
• * They Took Me for a Ride, (ts) The Passing Show Mar 27 1937
• * They Welcome Uglies!!, (ar) Parade Oct 5 1968
• * They Were All Prisoners, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1947
• * They Were There, 14: The Sherwood Rangers, (ar) Gen Dec 15 1942
• * They’re All Going to Be South Sea Island Girls, (pi) 10 Story Book Feb 1928
• * They’re Great Friends, (ar) Films and Fiction Nov 8 1932
• * The Thief in the Grange, (ss) All the Year Round
  • Romance Jun 1892
• * Thief Is Commissioned to Capture Himself, (ar) Clues Jan 1928
• * Thief of Time, (ss) Seaside Confessions May 1952
• * Thief Photographed at Work, (nf) Detective Story Magazine Feb 20 1916
• * Thieves and Thieving, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sep 1860
• * Thieves’ Slang, (ar) The Detective Magazine Oct 12 1923
• * The Thing She Did, (ts) Modern Romances Sep 1941
• * The Things I Forgot, (ms) My Magazine Nov 1917
• * The Things I Might Have Said, (pm) The Grand Magazine Jun 1905
• * Things I Saw at the English Court, (ar) Good Housekeeping Jan 1922
• * Things I Wish My Husband Wouldn’t Do, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1925
• * Things Kept Secret from the World, (nf) The Searcher Jun 1962
• * “Things to Come”, (pi) Argosy (UK) Aug 1936
• * Things to Forget, (pm)
  • Encore #2 1948
• * Things to Notice, (ms) The Crusoe Mag. Aug 1924
• * Things to Write For, (nf) Compact: The Young People’s Digest Jul 1954
• * Things Worth Remembering, (ms) Child Lore Magazine Aug 1910
• * Things You May Have Missed, (ar) The Man Apr 1945
• * Things You May Have Missed, (ms) The Man Mar, May, Jul, Nov 1945, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Sep, Nov 1946
• * Things You Never Knew, (ms) All Fiction Stories May, Jul 1931
• * Things You Never Knew About Elizabeth, (ar) The Australian Chucklers Weekly Nov 27 1959; facts about Elizabeth Taylor.
• * Things You Will Meet With, (ms) Men Only Apr 1936
• * Think Again, (qz) Argosy (UK) Jun 1961
• * Think It Over, (ms) The New Success Aug 1921
• * Think Suicide Was Murdered, (nf) Detective Story Magazine Feb 20 1916
• * Third Degree, (ar) Clues Jan 1938
• * Third Mystery Contest, (cn) Five-Novels Monthly Jan 1936
• * Third Mystery Contest Winners, (ms) Five-Novels Monthly May 1936
• * The Third Royal Mendicant, (ss) The Scrap Book Oct 1907
• * Thirst!, (ct) Spicy Stories Jun 1929
• * Thirsty - So He Stopped Train, (ar) Parade Oct 12 1968
• * Thirsty Land, (nf) Western Story Magazine Oct 26 1929
• * The Thirtieth Flight, (ts) Holiday Clubman Sum 1955
• * Thirty Days Hath September, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1955
• * Thirty Six Tens, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1885
• * Thirty Toms and What They Are Like, (pi) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * $32,000,000 for the USO, (ed) Colliers Jun 13 1942
• * Thirty-Six New Planes for Navy, (ms) Air Trails Jun 1930
• * This Bird Takes to Its Heels, (nf) Western Story Magazine Jul 13 1929
• * This Happened to Me, (ar) Personal Adventure Stories Jul 1937
• * This Is Free Range - and We’re Going Through!, (ar) Giant Western Fll 1947; about the story “Showdown Trail” by Jim Mayo.
• * This Is the Hour for Me, (pm) My Magazine Apr 1915
• * This is the Way Men Do at the Circus, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1875
• * This Is War!, (ar) War Stories (UK) Nov, Dec 1935, Jan, Feb 1936
• * This Is WAR!, (ed) Colliers Apr 18 1942
• * This Month’s Competition, (qz) Mine May 1936
• * This Month’s Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine Mar 1924
• * This Moore of Grace [Private Lives], (ar) The Passing Show May 4 1935; about Grace Moore.
• * This Strange New World, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1934
• * This War Is No Joke, (ed) Colliers Jun 21 1941
• * This Week’s Free Knitting Pattern, (sf) Smart Novels Dec 20 1954, Mar 14, Mar 21, Apr 11, Apr 25, Jun 6, Jul 25, Sep 12, Oct 31 1955
• * This Week’s Knitting Pattern, (sf) Smart Novels Apr 30 1962
• * This Woman I Trusted, (ts) Secrets Apr 1947
• * Thomas & Tito, (iv) Crime Factory Feb 2001
• * Thomas A. Edison and His Family, (ar) Munsey’s Feb 1908
• * Thomas Muir’s Farewell to His Native Land, (pm) The Chartist Circular Jun 18 1842
• * Thorough-But Fast, (ed) Colliers Apr 25 1942
• * Those Bedtime Stories / Illustrated verse, (pm) Bedtime Stories Feb/Mar 1935
• * Those Defense Commissions, (ed) Colliers Oct 11 1941
• * Those Splendid Marines, (ia) Battle Stories Feb 1929
• * Those Wicked German Millionaires, (ar) The New Pearsons Jun 1923
• * Though Sixty-Eight, She Brands Her Home, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Jan 5 1935
• * A Thought, (ms) Women’s Stories Apr 15 1914
• * A Thought, (pm) Grit Mar 6 1932
• * Thought Wife Buried Alive, (nf) Detective Story Magazine Feb 20 1916
• * Thoughts of an Outsider: the Public Schools again, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Nov 1873
• * Thoughts of Merrythoughts, (lr) The Merrythoughts’ Magazine Jun 1932
• * Thoughts on Prayer, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine Jan 1917
• * A Thousand Reasons for Love, (ts) True Experiences Feb 1947
• * A Thousand Times Good featuring Pat Suzuki, (pi) Escapade Dec 1958
• * A Threat from the Dugout, (ms) Navy Stories May 1929
• * Three Black Cows, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 20 1923
• * Three Blind Men — in Sing Sing, (ar) Clues Jul #1 1928
• * Three Found Guilty in Ranch Mystery, (nf) Western Story Magazine Oct 31 1925
• * Three Generations of Royalty, (pi) Munsey’s May 1909
• * Three Generations of the German Imperial Family, (pt) Munsey’s Aug 1912
• * Three Hundred Dollars Reward!, (ar) Clues Jul #1 1929
• * Three in a Fix, (ss) Chums Nov 13 1907
• * The Three Laws of Stupidynamics [by Dr. Wayne Batteau], (ms) Astounding Jul 1953
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Dec 1953
• * Three Lives, (ss) The Youth’s Companion Jan 4 1900
• * Three Men of England, (ms) My Magazine Nov 1917
• * Three Nobel Prize Winners, (ss) Live Stories Dec 1914
• * Three Oldfashioned Patchwork-Patterns, (ar) Modern Homemaking Sep 1927
• * Three on a Theme, (ct) Scamp Nov 1957
• * Three Peaks to be Christened, (nf) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Jun 4 1932
• * Three Phases of the Chuck Wagon, (ar) Far West Illustrated Nov 1926
• * Three Practical Jokes, (ss) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Aug 30 1884; Three stories of practical jokes.
• * Three Spies on Tour, (ar) Parade Jan 6 1968
• * Three Voices, (ed) Colliers May 10 1941
• * Three Ways of Cutting a Paper Ring, (ms) My Magazine May 1915
• * The Three Wise Men, (ms) The Smart Set Oct 1916; sketch.
• * Three Years of War, (ed) Colliers Sep 5 1942
• * Three-Legged Tommy, (ts) The Strand Feb 1899
  • The Strand Magazine (US) Mar 1899
• * Three-Time Killer, (nf) Speed Detective Apr 1945
• * Three-View Layouts of Two Wartime Planes, (pi) Flying Aces Aug, Sep 1934
• * Thrift: The Porter’s Egg Plant, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 5 1910
• * Thrill Docket, (ms) Yankee Magazine Fiction #1 1948; (coming next issue).
• * A Thrilling Amusement, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Mar 28 1908
• * Thrills & Chills Gallery of Tombstone Art, (pi) Thrills & Chills #14 1996
• * Thrills & Chills Meets Bruce Coville, (iv) Thrills & Chills #3 1994
• * The Thrills & Chills Puzzle Corner, (pz) Thrills & Chills #1, #2, #4 1994, #10, #11, #12, #13 1995, #14, #15, #16, #17, #18, #19, #20 1996
• * Thrills and Spills, (pi) True Men Stories Jan 1968
• * Through My Window, (vi) Lucky Star and Peg’s Paper Sep 4 1950
• * Through the Aero Lens, (ms) Flying Aces May 1939
• * Through the Editor’s Eyes, (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1917; Frank Harris presumably.
• * Through the Lisbon Aqueduct, (ar) The Argosy (UK) Nov 1873
• * Through the Looking Glass, (pi) Penthouse Sep 1976
• * Through the Medium of an Indian, (nf) Western Story Magazine Apr 6 1929
• * Through the Register (A Christmas Story), (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1885
• * Through the Wheat, (pm) Battle Stories Mar 1930