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ASIMOV, ISAAC (chron.) (continued)

• * Robot Reason [“Reason”, Part 1 of 4; Mike Donovan (Robot)], (ss) Astounding Apr 1941
  • Speed & Power Aug 15 1975
• * Robot Reason [“Reason”, Part 2 of 4; Mike Donovan (Robot)], (ss) Astounding Apr 1941
  • Speed & Power Aug 22 1975
• * Robot Reason [“Reason”, Part 3 of 4; Mike Donovan (Robot)], (ss) Astounding Apr 1941
  • Speed & Power Aug 29 1975
• * Robot Reason [“Reason”, Part 4 of 4; Mike Donovan (Robot)], (ss) Astounding Apr 1941
  • Speed & Power Sep 5 1975
• * Robot Runaround [“Runaround”, Part 1 of 4], (ss) Astounding Mar 1942
  • Speed & Power Oct 3 1975
• * Robot Runaround [“Runaround”, Part 2 of 4], (ss) Astounding Mar 1942
  • Speed & Power Oct 10 1975
• * Robot Runaround [“Runaround”, Part 3 of 4], (ss) Astounding Mar 1942
  • Speed & Power Oct 17 1975
• * Robot Runaround [“Runaround”, Part 4 of 4], (ss) Astounding Mar 1942
  • Speed & Power Oct 24 1975
• * The Robots of Dawn [Elijah (Lije) Baley; Robot Series], (ex) Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1983
  • Penthouse Nov 1983
  • Computing: The Magazine Aug 22,Aug 29,Sep 5,Sep 12 1985
• * Runaround, (ss) Astounding Mar 1942; also as “Robot Runaround”.
• * S as in Zebatinsky, (ss) Star Science Fiction Magazine Jan 1958
  • Escapade Apr 1959
• * Santa Claus Gets a Coin, (ss) Boys’ Life Dec 1975
• * Satisfaction Guaranteed [Susan Calvin (Robot)], (ss) Amazing Apr 1951
  • Amazing Stories (UK) #13 1952
• * Science: The Plane Truth, (ar) F&SF Apr 1971
• * Science:
  ___ Kaleidoscope in the Sky, (ar) F&SF Aug 1967
  • F&SF (UK) Aug 1967
• * The Sea Urchin and We, (ar) Astounding Jul 1957
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Nov 1957
• * Searching for the Road to Life, (ar) The American Way Dec 1977
• * See You in the Hereafter, (ar) Penthouse Dec 1972
• * Seminar:
  ___ 1. The Route to Unity, (ar) Cavalier Apr 1967
  ___ 2. The Ideal of the Non-Ideal, (ar) Cavalier Jun 1967
  ___ 2. The Price of Life, (ar) Cavalier Jan 1967
• * The Singing Bell [Wendell Urth], (ss) F&SF Jan 1955
  • Argosy (UK) May 1970; in the “World of the Future” series
• * Sucker Bait [Troas], (na) Astounding Feb 1954 (+1)
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Jul 1954
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Aug 1954
• * Tale of the Pioneer, (pm) Future Sum 1957
  • Future Science Fiction (UK) #7 1959
• * Tell at a Glance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan/Feb 1977
• * The Tercentenary Incident, (ss) EQMM Aug 1976
• * Thiotimoline and the Space Age [Thiotimoline], (sf) Analog Oct 1960
  • Analog (UK) Feb 1961
• * A Tourist’s View of the Moon, (ar) Penthouse Apr 1971
• * The Trapping of the Sun, (ar) Astounding May 1957
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Sep 1957
• * The Unartificial Elements, (ar) Astounding Jul 1959
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Dec 1959
• * The Very Large Lion and the Very Small Mouse, (ar) Omni’s Screen Flights, Screen Fantasies, ed. Danny Peary, Doubleday 1984
  • UK Omni Aut 1984
• * A Very Special Kind of Goose, (ss) Science World Sep 25 1958; Adapted from “Pate de Foie Gras”, Astounding Sep ’56, reprinted from Science World #1.
• * Victory Unintentional [Robot], (ss) Super Science Stories Aug 1942
  • Super Science Stories (UK) #10 1952
  • The Best of Argosy Annual #1 1976
• * A Warning to Miss Earth [Black Widowers], (ss) EQMM Sep 1973
• * The Watery Place, (ss) Satellite Oct 1956
  • Tit-Bits Jan 13 1968
• * The Weapon Too Dreadful to Use, (ss) Amazing May 1939
  • Speed & Power Jul 25,Aug 1,Aug 8 1975
• * The Wedge [Foundation], (ss) Astounding Oct 1944
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Feb 1945
• * What’s on Your Mind, (ar) Penthouse May 1972
• * Youth, (nv) Space Science Fiction May 1952
  • Space Science Fiction (UK) v2 #3 1953

_____, [ref.]

• * “Building Blocks of the Universe” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding May 1958
• * “The Caves of Steel” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Nov 1954
• * “The Chemicals of Life” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Jan 1956
• * “The End of Eternity” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Feb 1956
• * “Fact and Fancy” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Analog Jan 1963
• * “‘Foundation’ by Isaac Asimov” by Sam Merwin, (br) Amazing Feb 1952
• * “Foundation” by Anon., (br) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Oct 1960
• * “Isaac Asimov’s New Universe” by Shawn Whalen, (iv) Pulsar! Spr/Sum 1990
• * “The Martian Way and Other Stories” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Dec 1955
• * “The Naked Sun” by Anon., (br) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) May 1960
• * “The Naked Sun” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Aug 1957
• * “Nine Tomorrows” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Oct 1959
• * “No 3: Isaac Asimov” by Donald H. Tuck, (bi) Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter Dec 2 1954
• * “Only a Trillion” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Aug 1958
• * “Races and People” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Mar 1957
• * “Second Foundation” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Jun 1954

ASINOF, ELIOT (1919-2008) (chron.)

• * A Gambler’s World Series, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 30 1963
• * Seven Days to Sunday: An Inside Look at Pro Football, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 21 1968

ASINORUM, PONS (chron.)

• * On the Quest of the Holy Grail, (pm) The Mixture #9 1936
• * La Réve Passêe, (pm) The Mixture #9 1936

ASKEW, ALICE (Jane de Courccy) (1874-1917) (chron.)

• * The Big House (with Claude Askew), (ss) Cassell’s May 1909
• * Kitty and Her Lesson Book (with Claude Askew), (ss) The Harmsworth London Magazine Jul 1903
• * The Love-Stone (with Claude Askew), (sl) The London Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905
• * Off Stage (with Claude Askew), (sl) Top-Notch Oct 15 1918
• * The Pearl of Great Price (with Claude Askew), (ss) The Novel Magazine Feb 1911
• * A Royal Procession in Ancient Rome, as transcribed by I, Claudios Anon, who walked the streets of Rome during the triumph of the Most High and god-like Emperor, Augustus Caesar (with Claude Askew), (ss) The Lady’s Realm Jun 1911
• * Sorrow and I, (pm) The London Magazine Jun 1905
• * The Taint (with Claude Askew), (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1910
• * When Rachel Came Home (with Claude Askew), (ss) The Story-Teller Sep 1910
• * Wynne Kirby’s Luck (with Claude Askew), (na) The Story-Teller Aug 1910

ASKEW, CLAUDE (Arthur Cary) (1866-1917) (chron.)

• * The Big House (with Alice Askew), (ss) Cassell’s May 1909
• * Kitty and Her Lesson Book (with Alice Askew), (ss) The Harmsworth London Magazine Jul 1903
• * The Love-Stone (with Alice Askew), (sl) The London Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905
• * Marquise and Woman, (pl) The Smart Set Jul 1902
• * Off Stage (with Alice Askew), (sl) Top-Notch Oct 15 1918
• * The Pearl of Great Price (with Alice Askew), (ss) The Novel Magazine Feb 1911
• * A Royal Procession in Ancient Rome, as transcribed by I, Claudios Anon, who walked the streets of Rome during the triumph of the Most High and god-like Emperor, Augustus Caesar (with Alice Askew), (ss) The Lady’s Realm Jun 1911
• * The Taint (with Alice Askew), (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1910
• * When Rachel Came Home (with Alice Askew), (ss) The Story-Teller Sep 1910
• * Wynne Kirby’s Luck (with Alice Askew), (na) The Story-Teller Aug 1910

ASKEW, G. H. C. (chron.)

• * Some Other Morning, (ss) The Passing Show Feb 8 1936

ASKEY, ARTHUR (1900-1982) (chron.)

• * Big Benign Comic - Arthur Askey, (ar) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine #6 1947

ASKEY, MICHAEL W. (chron.)

• * Letter (with Pfc. Alexander Betley, Pfc. Wayne Bordner, John E. Geiger, Jr. & Pfc. James E. Stubblefield), (lt) Ranch Romances Aug #2 1952

ASKINS, CHARLES, Jr. (chron.)

• * The Gun Master, (nf) Western Fiction Apr 1935
• * Gun Smoke, (ms) Western Fiction Jun 1935
• * Riders of the Border Patrol, (nf) Blue Book Apr 1941

ASKINS, CHAS. (chron.)

• * Running an Indian Blockade, (ss) The Boys’ Magazine Sep 1912

ASKINS, JUSTIN (chron.)

• * Inflorescence, (pm) South Carolina Review Fll 2000

ASKINS, MARY E. (chron.)

• * After Much Tribulation, (pm) The Occult Digest Aug 1935
• * Dreams That Come True, (nf) The Occult Digest Aug 1935
• * The Street Musician, (pm) The Occult Digest Aug 1935

ASKUE, RUSSELL PETTIS (chron.)

• * Myself and Conrad Grines, (ss) Lippincott’s Feb 1915

ASKWITH, BETTY (Ellen) (1909-1995) (chron.)

• * Letter to a Publisher (with Theodora Benson), (hu) Lilliput Jan 1938
• * Revenant, (ss) Lilliput Oct 1937; ghost story.

ASLAN, REZA (chron.)

• * A World Without Borders, (ar) Playboy Jul/Aug 2008

ASNESS, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Dark Eyes, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Nov 28 1936

ASPDEN, BRYAN (chron.)

• * The Laughing Millionaire, (ss) Parade Jan 6 1968

ASPELL, S. B. (chron.)

• * Messengers We Have Met, (??) The Sunday Magazine Nov 6 1898

ASPINWALL, MARGUERITE (chron.)

• * Bright Lagoon, (sl) The American Girl Nov 1934
• * The Magic Chest, (ss) The Youth’s Companion Sep 25 1924
• * Red Sweaters, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1928
• * Wind Over Nantucket, (ss) The American Girl Jul 1935

ASPLAND, GABRIELLE (chron.)

• * The Wily Old Man, (vi) The Smart Set Nov 1901

ASPLAND, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Highland Journey, (ar) Zoo Feb 1937

ASPLET, MATTIE (chron.)

• * Three Little Bears, (ss) Woman’s Magazine Oct 1935

ASPLUND, RUSSELL WILLIAM (chron.)

• * Dead People, (ss) Irreantum Spr 2001

ASPRIN, ROBERT LYNN (1946-2008) (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * Interview: Robert Asprin, (iv) Infinity Cubed #6 1981

ASQUITH, [Lady] CYNTHIA (Mary Evelyn, née Charteris) (1887-1960) (chron.)

• * The Bargain Shop, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1935
• * Looks, Books and Cooks, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 7 1934
• * The Lovely Voice, (nv) The Black Cap, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson 1927
  • Yorkshire Evening News Christmas 1936
• * Nightmare, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1943
• * Olaf the Fair and Olaf the Dark, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1934; labelled as “The Month’s Best Children’s Story”
• * Recreations and Re-actions, (cl) Britannia and Eve Jul 1929
• * Weddings Without this Pagan Pomp, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 1 1935

ASQUITH, HERBERT (H.) (1881-1947) (chron.)

• * Dr. Johnson, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 24, Mar 3 1923
• * The Genesis of the War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14, Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, Aug 11, Aug 18 1923
• * Lord Kitchener, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 10 1921
• * Return to the Future, (sl) Science Adventure Stories Oct 1938

ASQUITH, MILTON H. (chron.)

• * Typhoon of Space, (ss) Tesseract Annual 1936

ASQUITH, NAN; pseudonym of Nancy Evelyn Pattinson (chron.)

• * An Author’s Own Story, (bg) The Harlequin Magazine v3 #8 1975

ASSAEL, SHAUN (chron.)

• * Diaper Pail Fraternity, (ar) Penthouse Aug 1991

ASTAIRE, FRED (chron.)

• * The Case Against Jitterbugs, (ar) Calling All Girls Nov 1947

ASTBURY, H. (chron.)

• * Case Dismissed, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1957

ASTON, ADRIAN (chron.)

• * Witness, (vi) The Storyteller Jan 1937

ASTON, ANNETTE (chron.)

• * Tell Them Where We Are, (ss) Dark Angel Rising #2 2002

ASTON, AUSTIN (chron.)

• * The Peaslake Crash, (ss) Air Stories (UK) Jul 1936

ASTON, FRANKIE (chron.)

• * I Never Wanted His Love, (ss) Authentic Romances #2 1949

ASTON, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Future of Tank Gunnery, (ar) The Gunner Jan 1920

ASTON, JACK (chron.)

• * Africa, (pm) Complete Stories Jul #1 1930
• * African Epitaphs, (pm) The Popular Complete Stories Apr 15 1932
• * The Amazon, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Aug 15 1932
• * The Arctic Mail, (pm) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Jun 1931
• * The Argonne Road, (pm) Over the Top Jun 1929
• * Bad Lands, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Oct 1 1931
• * Ballad of a Bum, (pm) Outdoor Stories Sep 1928
• * Barge Captain, (pm) Complete Stories Feb #2 1930
• * The Camp Fire, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Sep 1 1931
• * The Captive, (pm) Complete Stories Aug 1928
• * Clouds March [by W. E. Solenberger], (pm) Complete Stories Sep #1 1930
• * The Cure, (pm) Complete Stories Jan #2 1930
• * Derelicts, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Aug 15 1931
• * The Desert, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Apr #2 1931
• * Dude Ranchers, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Jul 15 1932
• * Eagle’s Leave, (pm) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Oct 1931