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JOSEPH, ALEXANDER (chron.)

* In Hanover Town, (ss) 10 Story Book Jun 1931
JOSEPH, ALLISON (chron.)

* Daughter, Sister, Mother, Wife, (pm) Harpur Palate Win 2001
JOSEPH, DON; pseudonym of Donald Joseph Holmes, (1924-1999) (chron.)

* At the Sign of the Manikin, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Dec 1941

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Dec 1941

* Beware the Call of the Deep, (ss) Terror Tales Mar 1941
* Beware the Call of the Deep!, (ss) Terror Tales Mar 1941

Terror Tales (UK) #1 1948

* The Captain Welcomes a Kiss, (nv) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Feb 1942

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Feb 1942

* Grim Evidence, (ss) Thrilling Mystery Jan 1940
* The War Comes West, (ss) Romantic Range Aug 1942
JOSEPH, EUGENE (chron.)

* I Fought South America’s Brutal Harem Bandit King (with Robert Scott, narr.), (ts) Action for Men Nov 1969; He Knew That Even Sacrificing Himself Would Not Save the Two Gorgeous Women from Rape and Torture by the Vicious Renegade.
JOSEPH, GEORGE (Israel) (1912-1989) (chron.)

* Design for Heroes, (ss) The Passing Show Oct 23 1937
* Late Night Final, (ss) The Passing Show Sep 19 1936
* Something to Live For, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 22 1936
* Winner Buys the Drinks, (ss) The Passing Show Mar 28 1936; set in China.
JOSEPH, JAMES (chron.)

* America’s Breathless Millions, (ar) Argosy May 1957
* Belt of Steel, (ms) Mr. Jul 1952
JOSEPH, JENNY (chron.)

* February Floods, 1953, (pm) The London Magazine Mar 1954
* Marianne’s Day, (ss) Bananas #3 1975
* Persphone Returns, (pm) The London Magazine Nov 1956
* poem, (pm) Bananas #3 1975, #5 1976, #9 1977, #13, #14 1979
* Poems, (pm) Ambit #67 1976
* The River, (ss) The London Magazine Jan 1955
* Two Elements, (pm) Bananas #6 1976
* Visitation and Recovery, (pm) The London Magazine Jan 1956
JOSEPH, JOHN; Traveller and writer. Born in Iowa; lived in Idaho. (chron.)

* “B-a-a-d Bill”, (ss) Cowboy Stories Oct 1925
* The Gun Fighter’s Code, (ss) Adventure Dec 10 1925

Short Stories (UK) early-Jan 1930

* Shakespeare Fogg, Detective, (ss) Real Detective Tales & Mystery Stories Oct 1928
* When War Rages on the Range, (ss) Red Blooded Stories Oct 1928
* Wrecking of Blue Kettle Dam, (ss) Triple-X Sep 1924
JOSEPH, M(ichael) K(ennedy) (1914-1981) (chron.)

* Beginnings, (bg) Islands Nov 1979
* Fruit and Wine, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Nov 1959
_____, [ref.] * “Joseph’s Tale” by K. K. Ruthven, (ar) Islands Nov 1979
JOSEPH, MARIE (1920?-1997) (chron.)

* Success Story, (ss) Harlequin v5 #3 1977
JOSEPH, MORRIS (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Dec 1926

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 9
JOSEPH, RHONDA JACKSON (chron.)

* Apology, (ar) Arabella Romances Apr/May 2004
JOSEPH, RICHARD (chron.)

* Greece: Get Your Ambrosia Here, (ar) Esquire Jun 1964
* Travel Notes, (cl) Esquire Jun 1964
JOSEPHINE (chron.)

* Aunt Minnie’s Visitor, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Mar 1873
* How One Is Born, (ss) Lilliput Mar 1938; really by Pearl Binder; Josephine is her one-week-old baby.
JOSEPH-RENAUD, JEAN (1874-1953) (chron.)

* A Boxer’s Christmas Eve, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 15 1923
* The Owl’s Bridge, (ss) Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine Dec 1922
* The Tin King’s Wager, (ss) Top-Notch May 1 1923
* With One Eye Open, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jul 1914
JOSEPHS, IRA (chron.)

* Squatters’ Rights, (ss) Esquire Jan 1957
JOSEPHS, JOSEPH J. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Dec 1926

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 9
JOSEPHS, LAURENCE (chron.)

* Sea Laurels, (pm) Renascence Sep 1946
* The Singing of Poetry, (ar) Renascence Sep 1946
* To Hart Crane, (pm) Renascence Sep 1946
JOSEPHS, RAY (chron.)

* Fighting with the Argentine Underground, (ar) Argosy Sep 1947
* How to Turn Hot Ideas into Cold Cash, (ar) Bluebook Aug 1954
* Mr. Fred’s Dream Store, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1950
* My How You’ve Changed, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Feb 1946
* Our Soft Underbelly: Latin America, (ar) Argosy Feb 1949
* Pearl of the Tropics - At Dime Store Prices, (ar) Argosy Aug 1948
* The Secret Seven of Argentina, (ar) Argosy Jul 1945
* The Senoritas Will Love You!, (ss) Argosy Oct 1947
JOSEPHSON, JULIA (chron.)

* The Amateur Philosopher, (ms) The Smart Set Oct 1906
JOSEPHSON, JULIEN (chron.)

* College Politics, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 10 1905
* The Puzzle Master, I, (ss) All-Story Weekly Apr 29 1916
* The Puzzle Master, III: The Cardinal’s Shadow, (ss) All-Story Weekly May 13 1916
JOSEPHSON, MATTHEW (chron.)

* Big Bull of the West, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13, Sep 20, Sep 27, Oct 4 1947
* Columbus of the Airways, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 14, Aug 21, Aug 28, Sep 4 1943; on Juan T. Trippe of Pan American Airways.
* The Daring Young Man of Wall Street, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 11, Aug 18, Aug 25 1945
* Money Men Are Different Now, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 26 1949
* To Provide the Sinews of War, (ms) Air War Fll 1943
* Typewriter Statesman, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29 1944
JOSEPHY, ALVIN M., Jr. (chron.)

* Condors Don’t Pay Taxes, (ts) Blue Book Jun 1951
JOSEPHY, HELEN (chron.)

* Lapels Will be Higher (with Mary Margaret McBride), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1930
JOSES, R. M. F. (chron.)

* Bad to the Last Drop, (ss) Dime Detective Magazine May 1949
* Dark-Alley Decision, (nv) 15 Story Detective Jun 1950
* Mayhem in Make Believe, (ss) Fifteen Detective Stories Aug 1953
* Payoff In Lead, (ss) Famous Detective Stories Nov 1952
* Phantom Enemy Number One, (ss) F.B.I. Detective Stories Feb 1950
JOSHI, S(unand) T(ryambak) (1958- ) (chron.)

* Dorothy L. Sayers: The Highbrow Detective Story, (ar) Million #14 1993; On the appeal of a celebrated detective novelist.
* The King’s New Clothes, (ar) Million #13 1993; Providing a controversial analysis of the colossal outpourings of fiction by today’s world-bestselling author.
* “So Little Is Definite”, (ar) Million #12 1992; A major analysis of the edgy macabre stories written by one of Britain’s greatest exponents of the weird tale.
_____, [ref.]

* “Definity Lost: S.T. Joshi’s Sixty Years of Arkham House” by Lawrence Person, (br) Nova Express Spr/Sum 2000
JOSIAH ALLEN’s WIFE; pseudonym of Marietta Holley, (1844-?) (chron.)

* An Angel of the Slums, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1892
* The Earthquake of Eighteen Eighty Three, (ar) Ladies Home Journal May 1895
* A Jonesville Picknick, (ss) People’s Home Journal Jun 1913
* Josiah and I Go a-Visitin’, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Aug 1900
* My Stylish Cousin’s Daughter, (sl) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1899
* Samantha at the St. Louis Exposition, (nv) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct, Nov 1904
* Tamer Ann’s Idees, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1889
* Trying the “Rose Act”, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1893
JOSIPOVICI, GABRIEL (1940- ) (chron.)

* Kneeling Figure (A) and (B), (ss) Bananas #13 1979
JOSKE, P. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Nov 1952

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 9
JOSLIN, JAMIE (chron.)

* Just a Game, (ar) The Ivory Tower Spr 2008
JOSLIN, MARY REED (chron.)

* Water Jars, (pm) Verse Craft Jan/Feb 1933
JOSLIN, SESYLE (chron.)

* Everything Is Relative (with Al Hine), (ss) Star Weekly Oct 17 1959
JOSLIN, THEODORE G. (chron.)

* The Drift of the Elk (with Horace M. Albright), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 28 1930
JOSLYN (chron.)

* Railroad Camera Club (Shop Photographer), (cl) Railroad Magazine Dec 1951
JOSSELYN, OLIVIA (chron.)

* Blind Faith, (pm) The Late Late Show Win 2001
* Hornet Juice, (ss) The Late Late Show Win 2001
* Purgatory, (pm) The Late Late Show Win 2001
JOSSELYN, TALBERT (1885?-1961); Widely-published author of magazine sports stories. Served with the Office of War Information in San Francisco during WWII, died in Carmel, CA. (chron.)

* Across the Tracks, (ss) Woman’s World Aug 1939
* Afternoon of Glory, (ss) Bluebook Sep 1952
* Against the Crowd, (ss) Colliers Oct 1 1932
* Beginner’s Luck, (ss) Colliers Apr 18 1931
* Big Chris Uprises, (ss) Short Stories Feb 10 1923
* The Desert Audits an Account, (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 20 1924
* Dry Water (with Winsor Josselyn), (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec #1 1928
* The Fighting Emerald, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 13 1948
* Finders Keepers, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 7 1922
* Finish Fight, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1944
* The Finisher, (ss) Colliers May 23 1931; a golf story.
* The Flipper, (ss) Colliers Jul 11 1931
* The Golden Grove, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1924

Argosy (UK) Sep 1942

* Green Valley, (ss) The American Magazine Aug 1935
* The Hardest Hitter, (ss) Short Stories Aug 10 1923
* Locked Out, (ss) Argosy Feb 14 1920
* Longshot Leather, (nv) Fight Stories Sum 1948
* Lost Ball, (ss) Colliers Sep 12 1931

Argosy (UK) Jun 1942

* The Man Who Couldn’t Take It, (ss) Colliers Mar 10 1934
* Mitts Across the Border (with Robert Welles Ritchie), (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1923

Short Stories (UK) mid-Dec 1923

* Mitts Across the Line (with Robert Welles Ritchie), (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1923; as “Mitts Across the Border” in Table of Contents.
* The Mocking Bird, (ss) Short Stories Oct 25 1923
* Once Upon a Time, (ss) Liberty Mar 26 1938
* One Arm for Katie, (ss) Argosy Oct 1947
* Other People’s Firewood, (ss) Argosy Jun 26 1920
* Out of the Air, (ss) The Country Gentleman Jun 1937
* The Pay-Off Play, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1937
* Salt That Was Sweet, (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 20 1923
* Salvage for the Green Goose, (ss) The National Farm Journal Aug 1935
* Second Wind, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 27 1940

Argosy (UK) Jan 1942

* Shadow Canyon, (na) Short Stories Dec 10 1924

Short Stories (UK) early-May 1927

* Smuggler’s Cove, (sl) Blue Book Sep, Oct, Nov 1933
* Ten Mule Thirst, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1925

Short Stories Dec 1953

* Too Much Wife, (ss) Colliers Nov 4 1933
* The Water Hole Grubstake, (ss) Short Stories Apr 10 1925
* Wife Trouble, (ss) Liberty Jun 21 1941
* The Winning Number, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 7 1923
JOSSELYN, WINSOR (chron.)

* Committee of One, (ss) The American Legion Magazine Apr 1940
* Dry Water (with Talbert Josselyn), (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec #1 1928
JOSSERAND, GRAYCE (chron.)

* I Married a Train Dispatcher, (ts) Railroad Magazine Jun 1956
JOSSERAND, PETER D. (chron.)

* Beanery Blockade, (ts) Railroad Magazine Aug 1947
* Boneheads, (ar) Railroad Magazine Jun 1938
* A Book of Rules Problem, (nf) Railroad Magazine Sep 1954
* Bums I Have Known, (nf) Railroad Magazine Jun 1942
* The Car That Vanished, (nf) Railroad Magazine Sep 1938
* Dear Editor, (nf) Railroad Magazine Apr 1950
* Dispatcher, (pi) Railroad Magazine Feb 1956
* Dispatcher or Operator?, (ar) Railroad Magazine Jul 1953
* Fire in Tunnel 9, (ia) Railroad Magazine May 1954
* Girl Operator (Missouri Pacific), (nf) Railroad Magazine Apr 1939
* A Headlight Meet, (nf) Railroad Magazine Jan 1939
* The Human Element, (ar) Railroad Magazine Aug 1939
* King of Throttle-Pullers (SP), (nf) Railroad Magazine Dec 1941
* Lap Orders, (nf) Railroad Magazine Sep 1942
* Night Chief, (ia) Railroad Magazine Apr 1954
* Night Chief Dispatcher, (ts) Railroad Magazine Nov 1975
* Push-Button Yards, (pi) Railroad Magazine Oct 1958
* Radio and TV in Railroading, (pi) Railroad Magazine Apr 1958
* Rails I Have Known, (nf) Railroad Magazine Feb 1940
* Sierra Storm, (ts) Railroad Magazine Dec 1954
* This Rules Business, (pi) Railroad Magazine Jul 1951
* Train Dispatcher, (ts) Railroad Magazine Mar 1938
* Train Dispatchers’ Tools, (ar) Railroad Magazine Feb 1944
* Train-Sheet Blues, (pi) Railroad Magazine Oct 1956

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