The FictionMags Index

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HUGHES, RUPERT (chron.) (continued)

• * Animal and Vegetable Rights, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1901
• * The Apple and the Barrel [Cal Holloway], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Jan 1913
• * At the Sixth Tee, (ss) The Smart Set Sep 1900
• * Baby Talk, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 28 1914
• * Baby’s Shoes, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1929
• * The Barge of Dreams, (n.) Munsey’s Dec 1914
• * Beauty, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1921
• * The Bitterness of Sweets, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1914
• * Blood of the Crellins, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1928
• * Born In Missouri, Born Into Trouble, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1908
  • The Golden West Magazine Jan 1928
• * A Brief for Hollywood, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1934
• * Canavan, the Man Who Had His Way, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 11 1909
• * The Case Against Spiritualism, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Apr 1918
• * The Christmas Clearing-House, Ltd., (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1907
• * Col. Crocket’s Thankful Thansgiving, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1908
• * Col. Crockett’s Cooperative Christmas, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1905
• * The College Lorelei, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 29 1910
• * Comedians Have Courage, (ar) Coronet Jun 1951
• * Cosmopolite of the Month: Howard Hughes, (cl) Cosmopolitan Oct 1938
• * The Cup of Fury, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Sep 1918, Mar, May 1919
• * Daughters of Shiloh, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1914
• * Detour to the Left, (ss) Cosmopolitan Sep 1933
• * Dirk Memling Proves Himself Pfiffig [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 15 1912
• * Doctor Merrill’s Miracle, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 23 1910
• * Don’t You Care!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31 1914
• * Early Days in the Movies, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 6, Apr 13 1935
• * Empty Pockets, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1914, Jun 1915
• * Envy Is Ignorance, (ar) Woman’s Day Aug 1945
• * Every Boy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 5 1925
• * The Exquisite Thug, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 11 1909
• * The Fallacy of Palmistry / A simple explanation of just how much truth and how much fiction one hears when a Palmist is employed, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1909
• * Fate’s Football, (ss) The Smart Set Dec 1901
• * The Father of the Waters, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1920
  • Famous Story Magazine Feb 1926
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Jun 1926
• * From the Ground Up, (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1930
• * The Gallery God, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 27 1906
• * Game Laws for Criminals, (ar) Liberty Apr 20 1935
• * The Ghost Shop [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 15 1911
• * The Ghostly Counsellors, (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1914
  • Nash’s Magazine Jul 1914
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Dec 1926
• * The Gift-Wife [conclusion], (sl) Smith’s Magazine Nov 1910
• * Glamour Boy, (n.) Cosmopolitan Oct 1940
• * Going for a Ride, (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1928
• * The Great Van Veen [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 15 1910
• * The Happiest Man in I-O-Way, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1905
• * The Heart-Mender, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 18 1910
• * Hemling Must Have an Alibi, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jul 1 1913
• * Henrietta the Eighth, (ss) Colliers Jun 17 1933
• * The Hireling, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1910
• * His Last First Night, (ss) The Grand Magazine Oct 1930
• * His Wife and His Work, (ss) Family Story Paper Oct 15 1921
• * The Honorable Crime, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 15 1914
• * Hot Toddy, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1928
• * Immortal Youth, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1908
• * In These Tremendous Times, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jun 1933
• * Johnetta Tried It, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1912
• * Jonathan Scott Hartley, (ar) Munsey’s Aug 1894
• * The Kidnapped Monument, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 1 1910
• * Kidnapt, (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1933
• * Ladies’ Man, (sl) Cosmopolitan Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1929, Jan, Feb, Mar 1930
• * Lady-Killer, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1931
• * The Last Rose of Summer, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Mar 1914
• * The Little Puddle, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 8 1908
• * Long Ever Ago, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1916
  • Famous Story Magazine Oct 1925
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Feb 1926
• * The Lovable Washington, (ar) Pictorial Review Feb 1932
• * Love and Nagasqua, (ss) McCall’s Feb 1925
• * Love Song, (sl) Cosmopolitan Dec 1933, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1934
• * Lovelady #99, (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1931
• * Lovely Lair, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1930
• * A Man for a While, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 14, Feb 21 1914
• * The Man with Nine Souls, (nv) Blue Book Jul 1942
• * Memling in Paris [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 1 1913
• * Memling’s Half-Million Swag, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 1 1913
  • The Popular Magazine Jun #1 1913
• * Memling’s Ten-Story Treasure Chest, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 15 1913
• * Memling’s Wholesale Automoburglary [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 1 1911
• * Memories of M.I.D., (ss) The American Legion Magazine Jan 1935
• * Mermaid and Centaur, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Jan 1929
• * Michaeleen! Michaelawn!, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1915
  • Famous Story Magazine May 1926
  • Famous Story Magazine May 1926
• * Miss 318, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1910
• * Miss 318 and Mr. 37, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 20, Jul 27 1912
• * “Momma”, (ss) 1920
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) May 1927
• * The Mouth of the Gift Horse, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 24 1909
• * Mrs. Budlong’s Christmas Gifts, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1911
• * The Murphy That Saved America, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Feb 1918
• * Music by the Barrel, (ar) The Quaker Sep 1899
• * Musicians as Lovers, (ar) The Smart Set Mar 1903
• * Naked Truth, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1929
• * Nellie Gaskell, Whitemailer, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 15 1913
• * The New Chivalry [Cal Holloway], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Mar 1913
• * News of No Importance, (ss) Colliers Sep 26 1925
• * A Nightingale Flies Home, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1929
• * No One Man, (sl) Cosmopolitan Nov, Dec 1930, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1931
• * The Old Folks at Home, (ss) 1920
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Mar 1927
• * The Old Maid’s Honeymoon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 28 1908
• * The Old Nest, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 3 1911
• * One Chance in a Hundred, (ss) Liberty Jan 26 1935
• * One of Twelve, (ss) American Cavalcade May 1937
• * Paderewski, Pianist and Premier, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1919
• * The Patent Leather Kid, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1926
• * The Plight of Azalea Vail [Cal Holloway], (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Feb 1913
• * The Poltroon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 2 1907
• * Pop, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 4 1913
• * Prayers, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Aug 1914
• * The Pride of Remorse, (ss) Liberty Mar 27 1926
• * The Quicksilver Window, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 5 1909
• * The Red Kids, (ss) Colliers Oct 24 1925
• * The Rented Body, (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1928
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1935
• * The River Pageant, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1927
• * Rose-Fever, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 28 1910
• * The Satterlees, (ss) The Smart Set Jan 1905
• * The Satyr’s Head (with Frederick W. Ashley), (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Apr 1908
• * Secret Societies at Yale, (ar) Munsey’s Jun 1894
• * Seeing Things, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1908; the first of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism.
• * Seeing Things. The Machinery of Miracles. The fifth of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1909
• * Seeing Things. The Miracle Monger. The third of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1908
• * Seeing Things. The Most Famous Living Medium. The second of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1908
• * Seeing Things. The Scientist and Spiritualism. The sixth of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1909
• * Seeing Things. The Spiritualist’s Bag of Tricks. The fourth of a series of articles attacking various phases of Occultism, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1908
• * Shall We Have a Woman’s National Guard?, (ar) Liberty Mar 8 1941
• * The She-Devil, (sl) Liberty Apr 21 1934
• * Shop!, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1928
• * So This Is Marriage, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Sep 1914
• * Souls for Sale, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1921
• * A Spook in Spite of Herself [Dirk Memling], (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 1 1911
• * Stately Timber, (na) Cosmopolitan Jun 1938
• * Static, (sl) Cosmopolitan Nov, Dec 1931, Jan, Feb, Mar 1932
  • Cosmopolitan Apr 1932
• * The Stolen Storage Warehouse, (nv) The Popular Magazine May 1 1913
• * Strange Doings in Carthage, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1911
• * The Sunburnt Nymph, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 15 1913
• * Technocracy to the Rescue, (ss) Liberty Feb 18 1933
• * Telepathy / An exposition of the fallacies and absurdities of Telepathy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1909
• * They Were Young Once, (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1928
• * The Thirteenth Commandment, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1915, Mar 1916
• * The Thrill Is Gone (with Fulton Oursler), (vi) Colliers 1942
  • EQMM “Overseas Edition" Sep 1945
  • EQMM Nov 1948
• * The Thumb-Twiddlers, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 13, Nov 20 1915
• * The Unpardonable Sin, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Oct 1917
• * Unto the Children, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1913
  • Nash’s Magazine Sep 1913
• * The Very Good Piano Robbery [Dirk Memling], (sl) The Popular Magazine Jan 15, Feb 1 1911
• * War in Washington’s Time and Now, (ar) The American Legion Magazine May 1932
• * The War We Lost by Pacifism, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Sep, Oct 1931
• * Washington 1789—1933 Roosevelt, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1933
• * We Can’t Have Everything, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb, May, Jul 1917
• * What Our National Guard Needs-Teaching the Militia More About Fighting and Less About Parades, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 5 1910
• * What Washington Really Stood For, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Feb 1927
• * What Will People Say?, (ex) The Red Book Magazine 1913
  • The Great American Novel Magazine Jun 1929
• * What Will People Say?, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Nov 1913, Feb 1914
• * What’s the Matter with the Militia?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 18 1909
• * What’s the World Coming To?, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Dec 1919
• * The What’s the World Coming To?, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1920
• * What’s the World Coming To?, (sl) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1920
• * When Pacifists Are Traitors, (ar) Liberty Oct 12 1940
• * Where Life Is Marked Down, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 2 1906
• * Why I Am Still Going to School for My Country, (ms) The American Legion Monthly Jul 1926
• * Why Our Girls Won’t Behave, (ar) Liberty Mar 26 1938
• * Women as Soldiers: Why Not?, (ar) Liberty Nov 9 1940
• * You Hadn’t Ought To, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 25 1915

HUGHES, [Sgt.] RUSSELL S. (chron.)

• * Seeing Is Believing, (ss) EQMM Jul 1944

HUGHES, SPENCER LEIGH (chron.)

• * A Case in Point, (ss) The Windsor Magazine May 1902
• * Do M.P.’s Talk Too Much?, (ar) The Rapid Apr 1907
• * Who Goes Home?, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Mar 1898

HUGHES, STEVEN (chron.)

• * The Fantastic Lust Plot of the Nazi Harlot Spy, (ts) New Man Sep 1963

HUGHES, T. (chron.)

• * On Brazen Cities, (lt) Amra mid-Aug 1968

HUGHES, TED; [i.e., Edward James Hughes] (1930-1998) (chron.)

• * Apple Dumps, (pm) Bananas #1 1975
• * Do Not Pick Up the Telephone, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1980
• * A Dove, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1980
• * Exits, (pm) Bananas #1 1975
• * Famous Poet, (pm) The London Magazine Sep 1957
• * February 17, (pm) Bananas #5 1976
• * Festival of Poets, (pm) Bananas #1 1975
• * From Gaudette, (pm) Bananas #6 1976
• * The Head, (ss) Bananas Sum 1979
• * Lily, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1980
• * Meet My Folks [from Meet My Folks], (pm) 1973
  • Cricket Apr 1974
• * The Oak, (pm) Bananas #1 1975
• * Welcombe, (pm) Bananas #1 1975
• * You Hated Spain, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1980

_____, [ref.]

• * “Brock reviews Ted Hughes” by Edwin Brock, (ar) Ambit #71 1977

HUGHES, THOMAS (chron.)

• * Beating the Bounds, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1879
• * English Men and Women of Letters of the 19th Century. 9. Charles Kingsley, (ar) Atalanta Jun 1888; feature of the Atalanta Scholarship and Reading Union.
• * “Festina Lente”, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1877
• * The Fight at Rugby, (ex); from Tom Brown’s School Days.
  • The Scrap Book Feb 1907

HUGHES, THOMAS C. (chron.)

• * With Glory, (ss) The American Yellow Book Win 1937

HUGHES, THOMAS P. (chron.)

• * The New British Parliament, (ar) The Scrap Book Jul 1906

HUGHES, THOMAS P., D.D. (chron.)

• * A Tiger’s Head from Cabul, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1892

HUGHES, W. (chron.)

• * Immortal Coils, (ss) The Passing Show Feb 3 1934

HUGHES, W. E. (chron.)

• * Peary’s North Greenland Expedition and the Relief (with Benjamin Sharp), (ar) Lippincott’s Jul 1892