The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

ANONYMOUS (chron.) (continued)

• * Which Do You Choose?, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1909
• * Which is Caught, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1873
• * Which Is the Heir?, (vi); from The Little Gem, A Christmas, New Year’s and Birth-Day Present, ca. 1844.
  • EQMM May 1949
• * Which of These—If Either of Them? (Judson Harmon and Oscar W. Underwood), (pt) Munsey’s Jul 1912
• * Which Witch Is Which?, (pz) Cavalier Apr 1972
• * While You Love Me, (pm) Grit Jul 8 1928
• * The Whirl of Sports, (cl) Popular Sports Magazine Sum 1940
• * The Whirligig of Time, (pm) The All-Story Magazine Jul 1906
• * The Whirlpool of Death, (ss) Week End Novels Dec 15 1919
• * A Whisper to the Newly Married Pair. a Whisper to the Wife, (ar) Godey’s Lady’s Book Jan 1861
• * The Whistle, (pm) Magazine of Short Stories Apr 27 1889
• * Whistle Saves Policeman, (ar) Clues Mar 1927
• * A White Ant Resistant Paint, (ms) Chambers’s Journal Oct 31 1908
• * The White Dacoit, (ts) The Passing Show May 2 1936
• * White Feather and Glass Eye, (ed) Colliers Jun 27 1942
• * White Hopes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1915
• * The White House and the Hill, (ed) Colliers Oct 10 1942
• * White Hyacinths, (ss) Marriage Stories Aug 1930
• * White Man’s Twilight?, (ar) Argosy (UK) Dec 1937
• * White Man’s White Magic, (nf) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Oct 30 1937
• * White Overalls, (ar) Clues May #2 1928
• * White Pass & Yukon Goes Khaki, (pi) Railroad Magazine Jul 1943
• * White Sheep with Black Tails, (nf) Western Story Magazine Jan 12 1929
• * The White Witch [Chapters 19 - 21], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Jul 1884
• * The White Witch [Chapters 22 - 24], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Aug 1884
• * The White Witch [Chapters 25 - 27], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Sep 1884
• * The White Witch [Chapters 28 - 30], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Oct 1884
• * The White Witch [Chapters 31 - 33], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Nov 1884
• * The White Witch [Chapters 34 - 37], (sl) The Argosy (UK) Dec 1884
• * The White-Faced Farmer, (ts) The Passing Show Apr 4 1936
• * Whitewashing Extraordinary, (vi) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 11 1885
• * “Whither Thou Goest”, (ss) Marriage Stories Aug 1930
• * Whither, O Ship?, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1948
• * Whittling As an Art, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) Feb 1912
• * Whizz-Bang Finds the Lost Island, (ss) The Boys’ Magazine Aug 14 1926
• * Who Am I?, (pz) Ripperoo #3 2000
• * Who Are the Thinking People of America?, (ed) Liberty Jul 25 1942
• * Who Can Read This?, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1887
• * Who Caused the War?, (ed) The Delineator Dec 1917
• * Who Did the Work?, (vi) My Magazine Mar 1915
• * Who Goes There?, (qz)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1948
• * Who Has the Best Time - a Man or a Woman?, (ar) The Grand Magazine Mar 1905; continuation of John Oliver Hobbes.
• * Who Is the Greatest Man?, (ms) My Magazine May 1921
• * Who Is This Girl? with Marla English, (pi) Escapade Feb 1956
• * Who Killed Emil Louba? [by George Dilnot], (ar) The Detective Magazine Mar 2 1923
• * Who Killed Him?, (nf) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction May 12 1928
• * Who Killed the Little Princes?, (ar)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1972
• * Who Killed the Redskins?, (ms) North West Stories Apr #2 1926
  • North•West Stories (UK) late-Oct 1926
• * Who Lost the Spectacle Case?, (ms) North West Stories Sep #2 1926
  • North•West Stories (UK) late-Mar 1927
• * Who Owns a Murderer’s Body?, (ar) Midnight Oct 21 1922
• * Who Pays Working Girls’ Wages, (ms) Live Stories Mar 1915
• * Who Shall Decide when Gourmets Disagree?, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1905
• * Who Should Hold the Purse Strings?, (ar) Confession! Jun/Jul 1949
• * Who Visits the Yellowstone!, (nf) Western Story Magazine Apr 16 1927
• * Who Wants a Wife?, (ms) Stag (Canada) Fll 1941
• * Who Wants to Know?, (Speaking Frankly), and Household Hints... And so to bad, (hu) Esquire Jul 1962
• * Who Was “Jack the Ripper"?, (ss) Clues Mar #2 1930
• * Who Were They?, (ss) Colonial Monthly Nov 1868
• * Who Will Be the Next President?, (ed) Real Detective Tales & Mystery Stories Oct 1928
• * Who Will Save Starving Vienna?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1920
• * Who-Dun-It?, (cl) Athlete Apr 1940
  • Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun, Jul, Nov, Dec 1940, Jan, Feb, Mar, Jun, Nov 1941
• * Who-Duun-It?, (pz) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 1941
• * Whoa, Noah!, (qz) Argosy (UK) Apr 1957
• * Whodunit?, (qz) Argosy (UK) Dec 1966
• * The Whole Family: the Mother, Confessions of an Older Wife, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Aug 1908
• * The Whole Territory Will Be Ablaze If We Don’t Stop That Shipment of Rifles!, (ar) Giant Western Fll 1947
• * Wholesome Neglect, (ed) Colliers Jun 13 1942
• * Whom Shall I Marry?, (cl) Ranch Romances Apr #2 1927
• * Whoopee!, (ct) Spicy Stories Jun 1929
• * Whoopee-Ti-Yi-O, (pm)
  • Short Stories (UK) mid-Mar 1931
• * Who’s Got That Extra Cash?, (ed) Colliers Jun 6 1942
• * Who’s to Blame?, (ed) Colliers Aug 8 1942
• * Who’s Who — and Why, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 26 1924, Aug 1 1925; (about Sen. Charles Curtis, of Kansas); (William B. Hibbs).
• * Who’s Who — and Why, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5, Jan 19 1907; anonymous anecdotes about James Wilson, Kipling, and William E. Mason.; about Alvey A. Adee, with photo / Justice Brewer / Captain Hobson.
• * Who’s Who — And Why, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 26, Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 16, Feb 23, Mar 2, Mar 9, Mar 16, Mar 23, Mar 30, Apr 6, Apr 13, Apr 20, Apr 27, May 4, May 25, Jun 1, Jun 8, Jun 15, Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 27, Aug 10, Aug 17, Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7, Oct 5, Oct 19 1907; Tom Cale.; Eugene Hale.; Charles Curtis.; Joseph Foraker.; John Kean.; Simon Guggenheim.; William Whyte.; Alfred Kittredge.; Frank Briggs / Ledyard of Michigan Central Railroad / M.S. Quay.; Philander Knox.; about J.R. Garfield, Secretary of the Interior.; about George Meyer, Postmaster-General.; about Frederick C. Stevens.; about David Graham Phillips.; about Rep. Richmond Hobson, Alabama).; about Fred Busse, mayor of Chicago.; about Honore Joseph Jaxon,
• * Who’s Who — And Why, (ms) labor leader and anarchist.; about James C. Dahlman, mayor of Omaha.; about Gov. Henry Buchtel, Colorado.; Sen. Jonathan Bourne, Oregon).; Ex-Sen. John L. Wilson, Washington.; John Barrett, Director of Bureau of American Republics.; Rep. John Hollis Bankhead, Alabama.; Reps. Cyrus Sulloway, New Hampshire; and Ollie James, Kentucky.; Gen. F.C. Ainsworth.; Sen. Robert Taylor, Tennessee.; U.S. Attorney Edwin Sims.; Theodore E. Burton, candidate for mayor of Cleveland.
• * Who’s Who — and Why, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 24 1927
• * Who’s Who — and Why:, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1922; Stephen T. Mather, Director of the National Park service.
• * Who’s Who — and Why: William Husband, Commissioner General of Immigration, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 9 1922
• * Who’s Who - and Why, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1924; (Sen. David A. Reed, PA).
• * Who’s Who Among Action Stories Authors, (cl) Action Stories Nov, Dec 1921, Jan, Mar, May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1922
• * Who’s Who in America, (ms) The Smart Set Jan 1915; sketch.
• * Who’s Who in the Woods!, (nf) Western Story Magazine Mar 30 1929
• * Who’s Who in Triple-X, (bg) Triple-X Nov 1924; (“introducing our authors”).
• * Whose Business Is to Serve, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 14 1925
• * Whose Cream in Whose Coffee?, (qz) Argosy (UK) Apr 1943
• * Why, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1881
• * Why “Gringoes"?, (ms) Lariat Story Magazine Dec 1926
  • CbySU Jul 1927
• * Why a Cotton-Reel has a Projection, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why a Horse has a Board Hanging in Front, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why America Leads, (ar) Mark Trail Spr 1951
• * Why Athletes Get “Stale”, (nf) Top-Notch Aug 15 1915
• * Why Baby the CCC?, (ed) Colliers Oct 11 1941
• * Why Banks are Made in Flying, (ms) Air Trails Jan 1930
• * Why Beautiful Women Commit Suicide, (ar) Midnight Oct 7 1922
• * Why Dr. Jekyll Had No Wife: New Stevenson Memories, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 17 1923
• * Why Every Actress Wants to Play Camille, (ar) Liberty Jun 18 1927
• * Why Fight Ourselves?, (ed) Colliers Jun 20 1942
• * Why Geo. M. Cohan Pushed Fanny Brice Off the Stage, (ar) Midnight Sep 23 1922
• * Why High-Hat Hoover?, (ed) Colliers Nov 29 1941
• * Why I Am a Servant, (ar) Munsey’s Mar 1915
• * Why I Have Never Married, (ss) The Green Book Magazine Aug 1912
• * Why I Left My Wife, (ss) Live Stories Apr 1925
• * Why I Stopped Being a “Beauty Specialist”, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1 1910
• * Why I Thrilled to His Caresses, (ts) Modern Romances Sep 1941
• * Why is Butcher-Meat so Dear?, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Aug 22 1908
• * Why Is It Warmer Before a Snowstorm?, (ms) My Magazine Mar 1915
• * Why Men Crack, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 29 1923
• * Why Men Leave Home, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 19 1931
• * Why Millers Mix Their Flours, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why Never Married, (ts) The Passing Show Oct 7 1933; a famous author remains anonymous but tells of a tragic love affair.
• * Why not be Attractive to Men?, (ms) Pie Christmas 1943
• * Why Not the Best?, (cl) Penthouse Jan 1981
• * Why Not Trust the People?, (ed) Colliers Apr 5 1941
• * Why Not Try a Gift Cigar?, (ms) The Live Wire Aug 1908
• * Why People Argue, (ms) All-Fiction Apr 1931
  • All Fiction Stories Jul 1931
• * Why Psalm Books Have Divided Pages, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why Russia Can’t Be Trusted, (ar) Colliers Jan 27 1951
• * Why She Married Jack, (ss) The Wave Apr 3 1897
• * Why Sigh—, (ct) The Weekly Telegraph Christmas 1933
• * Why the Birth Rate Is Decreasing, (ms) Live Stories Mar 1915
• * Why the Red Cross Wants $50,000,000, (ed) Colliers Feb 28 1942
• * Why These Bribes?, (ed) Colliers Jun 28 1941
• * Why They Were Married, (ss) The Wave Jul 1 1899
• * Why Traction Engines Have Grooved Wheels, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why We Left the Farm, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1912
• * Why We Should Be Glad That Water-Pipes Burst in Winter, (ms) My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Why Women Want to Be Self-Supporting, (ar) Pictorial Review May 1912
• * Why You Can’t Win, (ar) Clues Jun #2 1928
• * Why?, (qz) Argosy (UK) Jul 1943
• * Widgers Green, (ss) Confession! Jul 1947
• * The Widowed Mabel, (ss) The Wave Oct 3 1891
• * A Widower Takes the Stand, (ms) The Smart Set Aug 1915; sketch.
• * The Widow’s Bracelet, (ss) The Wave Jul 11 1891
• * A Widow’s Engagement, (ss) The Wave Apr 21 1900
• * The Widow’s Inheritance, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1933
• * The Widows Might [as told to Vernon Tankeray], (ts) Live Stories Jan 1925
• * A Widow’s Wealth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 12 1933
• * The Wife, (ss) The Wave Dec 5 1891
• * The Wife I Missed [This Really Happened], (ts) The Passing Show Jan 20 1934
• * The Wife I Wronged, (ts) Romantic Story Magazine Feb 1941
• * Wife in Every Port, (ms) Magpie Nov 1952
• * The Wife of Guipuscoa, (ss) The Chartist Circular Feb 5 1842
• * A Wife on Strike, (ss) Marriage Stories Aug 1930
• * A Wife’s Dilemma, (ar) Munsey’s Apr 1915
• * A Wife’s Secret, (ss) The Wave May 23 1891
• * A Wife’s Stratagem, (ss) The Wave Aug 13 1892
• * Wig’s Exploit, (sl) The Boy’s Own Magazine Mar 1865
• * Wig’s Exploit [conclusion], (sl) The Boy’s Own Magazine Apr 1865
• * The Wild and All-Woolly West, (ar) Speed Western Stories Aug 1943
• * Wild Animals Appropriate Men’s Trails, (nf) Western Story Magazine Oct 26 1929
• * Wild Animals Are Not so Wild, (nf) Western Story Magazine Aug 10 1929
• * Wild Animals Hunt Men, (nf) Western Story Magazine Jul 6 1929
• * The Wild Ass of the Bleachers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 7 1912; baseball.
• * Wild Bees Stick to Burning Home, (nf) Western Story Magazine Nov 22 1930
• * Wild Bill Hickok’s Revolver, (ms) West Jul 20 1927
• * “Wild Bill” Kipson Passes On, (nf) Western Story Magazine Dec 18 1926
• * Wild Bill, Hero Plus, (ar) Battle Stories Jan 1929; Wild Bill Donovan.
• * Wild Boar in California, (nf) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Oct 16 1937
• * The Wild Bunch, (ar) Super Western Mar 1938
• * Wild—by Reputation, (nv) Secrets Apr 1947
• * Wild Days in Upper Silesia, Europe’s Newest Tinder-Box, (pi) Leslie’s Magazine Jun 18 1921
• * The Wild Duck: A Bohemian Story, (ss) The Emerald May 16 1868
• * The Wild Flower Society, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20 1903
• * Wild Game Fed Prom Plane, (ms) Air Trails Jun 1930
• * Wild Game Paradise, (ms) North West Stories Sep #1 1926
  • North•West Stories (UK) early-Mar 1927
• * Wild Horses Doomed by the Cold, (nf) Western Story Magazine May 12 1928
• * Wild Horses Menace NorthWest, (ms) Lariat Story Magazine May 1926
  • CbySU Dec 1926
• * Wild Horses Still Survive, (nf) Western Story Magazine Nov 15 1930
• * Wild Men Who Live in Trees, (ms) True Adventures Feb 1925
• * Wild Mustang Mourns Offspring, (nf) Western Story Magazine Nov 22 1930
• * Wild Polo Ponies, (ms) Lariat Story Magazine Oct 1926
  • CbySU May 1927
• * A Wild Red Rose, (nv) The English Ladies Novelettes v1 #10 1891
• * Wild Rice, (ms) Western Winners Feb 1935
• * Wild Rose of the Prairie (Branding Fire Song), (sg) Thrilling Ranch Stories Fll 1951
• * Wild Turkey Abundant, (nf) Western Story Magazine Oct 26 1929
• * A “Wild” Bucket, (vi) Kansas City Times
  • Romance Jun 1892
• * The Wild-dog Menace, (nf) Western Story Magazine May 19 1928
• * A Wild-life Refuge, (nf) Western Story Magazine Sep 8 1928
• * A Will and a Way, (ss) The Gray Goose Oct 1907
• * Will He Escape Again?, (ar) Fact Detective Stories May 1939
• * Will the Feminists Pay the Price, (ar) Pictorial Review Mar 1912
• * Will the Flag Fly Over Bethlehem?, (ar) My Magazine May 1915
• * Will They Race Again? A Postscript in the Oxford-Harvard Match, (ar) Britannia Oct 1869
• * Will You Love Me When I’m Old?, (pm) Grit Jul 22 1928
• * Will You Marry Me?, (gp) Bedside Clubman v7 1953; several vignettes.
• * “Will You Walk Into My Frying Pan?”, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1878
• * Will Your Children Avoid Your Mistakes?, (ms) The American Magazine Apr 1938