The FictionMags Index

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MILL, ROBERT R. (chron.) (continued)

• * A Bluff and a Prayer [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Apr 1936
• * The Border King [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Jun 1935
• * Caribbean Crisis, (ss) Blue Book Jan 1938
• * The Case of Young Steve [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Oct 1937
• * Decoy Heiress [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Jul 1941
• * Double Exposure, (ss) Blue Book Jul 1936
• * The Forest Fire Murder [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Feb 1939
• * Fourth Degree [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book May 1935
• * The Fourth Missing Man [Tiny David], (nv) Blue Book Jul 1935
• * Get in There, Troopers! [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Nov 1936
• * Gidday-Up, Napoleon! [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Aug 1939
• * The Good Willers, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1942
• * Guiltless Murder, (ss) Blue Book Apr 1937
• * Happy Birthday [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Aug 1936
• * The Head Hunters, (ss) Short Stories Apr 25 1942
• * Head Work [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book May 1936
• * Jailbait, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1936
• * Journeyman Cop [Tiny David], (nv) Blue Book Jun 1936
• * Junior G-Man, (ss) Blue Book Apr 1940
• * Just Like That! [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Oct 1936
• * Lady on the Warpath [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Jan 1941
• * The Milky Way [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Oct 1940
• * Monkey Business [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Jan 1936
• * Murder on the Island [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book May 1933
• * Our War of 1939, (na) Blue Book Mar 1939
• * Plan 27-A [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Mar 1937
• * Right in His Lap [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Mar 1938
• * The Rookie’s Rabbit [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Aug 1937
• * Routine Patrol [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Feb 1938
• * Satan’s Gunsmith, (ss) Blue Book Dec 1936
• * Shock Troops of Justice, (ss) Blue Book Feb, Mar 1936
• * Shock Troops of Justice: I, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1935
• * Shock Troops of Justice: II. Scarlet Hands, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1935
• * Shock Troops of Justice: III—"Turn on the Heat", (ss) Blue Book Nov 1935
• * The Siren Sounds, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1939
• * A Swell Fix [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Oct 1938
• * Tonio, Mario and Zeke [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Mar 1934
• * Toughy Gets Even, (ss) Blue Book Aug 1941
• * Two Friends [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Sep 1940
• * The Wild Man of Wolf Head [Tiny David], (nv) Blue Book Dec 1933
• * The Willie Sneakshoes Diamond [Tiny David], (nv) Blue Book Nov 1935
• * A Wise Cop!, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1934
• * The Yogi’s Stooge [Tiny David], (ss) Blue Book Feb 1937
• * The Zombie Chasers, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1942

MILLAIS, J. G., F.Z.S. (chron.)

• * How Animals Swim, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1900

MILLAN, J. STEELE (chron.)

• * Ten Years Ago!, (nv) Centennial Magazine Jan 1889

MILLAN, JACK (chron.)

• * Forbidden Flight, (ss) Sky Aces Sep 1939

MILLAND, RAY (chron.)

• * When I Missed the Bus, (ar) The American Magazine Nov 1944

MILLAR, ELAINE C. P. (chron.)

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• * “ESP—Extrasensory Perception: Ciba Foundation Symposium on Extra-Sensory Perception” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Feb 1957

MILLAR, KENNETH (1915-1983); see pseudonyms John Ross Macdonald & Ross Macdonald (chron.)

• * Blue City, (sl) Esquire Sep 1950
• * Blue City, (ss) Esquire Aug 1950; Mystery.
• * Find the Woman [Joe Rogers], (nv) EQMM Jun 1946
  • EQMM “Overseas Edition" Jun 1946
• * Shock Treatment, (ss) Manhunt Jan 1953

MILLAR, MARGARET (Ellis, née Sturm) (1915-1994) (chron.)

• * The Iron Gates, (ab) Liberty Oct 13 1945
• * Last Day in Lisbon, (nv) Five-Novels Monthly Feb 1943
• * Wall of Eyes, (na) Thrilling Mystery Novel Magazine Nov 1945

MILLAR, MEL (chron.)

• * Cartoon, (ct) Exciting Western Jul 1953

MILLAR, PHILIP (chron.)

• * Contemporary Tales No. 1, (cs) The New Strand Jan 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 2, (cs) The New Strand Feb 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 3, (cs) The New Strand Mar 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 4, (cs) The New Strand Apr 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 5, (cs) The New Strand May 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 6, (cs) The New Strand Jun 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 7, (cs) The New Strand Jul 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 8, (cs) The New Strand Aug 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 9, (cs) The New Strand Sep 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 10, (cs) The New Strand Oct 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 11, (cs) The New Strand Nov 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 12, (cs) The New Strand Dec 1962
• * Contemporary Tales No. 13, (ct) The New Strand Jan 1963

MILLAR, RONALD (chron.)

• * The Hidden Brand, (ss) West Feb 20 1929

MILLARD, BAILEY (1859-1941); see under Millard, Frank Bailey (chron.)

MILLARD, ELMER S. (chron.)

• * A Matter of Fractures, (ss) The All-Story Aug 1911

MILLARD, FRANK BAILEY (1859-1941) (chron.)

• * And She Never Guessed, (ss) The Wave Jul 16 1892
• * The Balsam Bough, (??) The Red Book Magazine Oct 1905
• * Em’ly, (ss) The Wave Dec 17 1892
• * The Extinguished Elephant, (ss) The Live Wire Sep 1908
• * The “Flunk-Out”, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1906
• * A Guilty Thing Surprised, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1907
• * The Insurgent Sex, (ar) Woman’s World Jun 1914
• * Is Resting Rusting?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 12 1911
• * The Lion Girl, (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1912; circus story.
• * The Little Hell, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1905
  • The Golden West Jan 1928
• * The Loot of the Ventura, (ss) Munsey’s Apr 1911
• * Love Letters for Burglars, (ss) The Live Wire Apr 1908
• * Making a New Start, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1907
• * The Man with the Blot, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1909
• * Men Who Are Tempted, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1907
• * New “Gold-Brick” Games, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1909
• * On Bright Angel Trail, (ss) The Argonaut
  • Romance Dec 1891
• * The Only Dashwood, (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1905
• * Out With the Rose Bud Land Rushers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1909
• * The Passing of the Chestnut Tree, (ar) Munsey’s Sep 1910
• * The Pluming of Bill James, (ss) The Junior Munsey Feb 1901
• * The Scar, (ss) Overland Monthly Oct 1915
• * Schoolma’am Island, (na) The Cavalier Sep 28 1912
• * The Shock Absorber, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1908
• * Spanish Gold, (ss) American Pioneer Tales Aug 1928
• * The Toll-Dodger, (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1910
• * The Urge o’ Youth, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1904
• * What William Won, (ss) The Wave Dec 19 1891
• * When Phyllis Wakes with Me, (pm) Munsey’s Feb 1916
• * When the Flume Ran Dry, (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1906

MILLARD, GERTRUDE B. (chron.)

• * Malice Aforethought, (ss) The Wave Dec 22 1900
• * Murchison’s Meat, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1907
  • The Golden West Magazine May 1928

MILLARD, H. L. (chron.)

• * Phantom Gold, (ss) Clues Jan 1927

MILLARD, HARRY (chron.)

• * Scourge of the Plains, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Dec 1948

MILLARD, JOE; [i.e., Joseph John Millard] (1908-1989) (chron.)

• * The Monitor - Merrimac Hoax, (ar) Argosy Apr 1957

MILLARD, JOSEPH J(ohn) (1908-1989); Author, specialist in the Civil War and western Americana. Born in Canby, Minnesota. (chron.)

• * Clouds Are to Hide In, (ss) RAF Aces Spr 1942
  • Fiction Quarterly (Canada) Spr 1944
• * The Dangerous Type, (vi) The American Magazine Mar 1949
• * Death Can Be Tricked, (nv) G-Men Detective May 1941
  • G-Men Detective (UK) Oct 1941
• * Don’t Sell Buggy Whips Short, (ar) Bluebook Sep 1953
• * Guns for Revenge, (ss) Exciting Western Spr 1942
  • Fiction Quarterly (Canada) Spr 1944
• * The Hobby Murders, (na) Popular Detective Feb 1942
  • 5 Detective Novels Magazine Fll 1950
• * Kidnaped Evidence, (ss) Thrilling Mystery Mar 1942
• * Slip-Stream Sabotage, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Spr 1942; (flying).
• * Top Secret: Why Astronomers Won’t Talk About the Moon, (ar) Bluebook Apr 1954
• * Two Wings and a Prayer, (nv) Sky Fighters Sep 1942
• * Valley of the Storm King, (na) Thrilling Mystery Mar 1941
  • Detective Novels Magazine (Canada) Apr 1942
• * Wanna Buy a Blonde?, (ar) Bluebook Dec 1953

MILLARD, OSCAR (E.) (1908-1990) (chron.)

• * Adventure at Cost Price, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 27 1937
• * All for Your Nose!, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 17 1935
• * Any Fool Can Fly, (ar) The Passing Show May 4 1935
• * Brass Brains, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 9 1935; about calculating machines and computers.
• * Britain’s Greatest Weakness Is for Sweets, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 13 1935
• * Cheap, Dowdy and Dull—That’s Hollywood!, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1939
• * Drive Fast and Like It, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 19 1938
• * Everything’s Made of Everything Else, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 6 1935
• * Films You Might Never Have Seen, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 9 1937
• * hay Without Sun, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 7 1936
• * It Weeps to Smooth Your Way, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 16 1935
• * Line Dead!, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 10 1936
• * Red Tape Is Extinct, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 29 1935
• * Road Up!, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 6 1936
• * Saving Life by Poison, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 6 1934
• * Sea of Tea, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 16 1935
• * Showing the World Around, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 15 1936; about the huge influx of foreign tourists!.
• * SOS Gatecrashing, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 9 1937
• * Sunlight on Tap, (ar) The Passing Show May 15 1937
• * Talking Turkey—in Places East, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 7 1937
• * Those Puddings and Socks, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 14 1935
• * We Went to See, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 17 1937
• * “What Foolish Fellow Mentioned Feet?”, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 21 1935; on football.
• * Who Thought of It First?, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 4 1938
• * Yule Be Glad When It’s Over, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 25 1937

MILLARD, PAUL V. (chron.)

• * Chip Off the Old Block, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec #2 1935; (football).

MILLARD, REED (chron.)

• * The Wonder of Weight, (ar) Coronet Mar 1957

MILLARD, RUTH TRACY (chron.)

• * Dream Ship, (pm) Romantic Love Magazine Jun 1934
• * Jail Wedding, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Jun 1936
• * A Window with Geraniums, (ss) Liberty Nov 2 1940
• * Wings Over Shanty Town, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Jun 26 1937

MILLARD, TRACY (chron.)

• * The Preacher’s Old Jalopy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 29 1950

MILLAY, EDNA ST. VINCENT (1892-1950) (chron.)

• * Alms, (pm) Ainslee’s Jun 1919
• * Barbara on the Beach, (ss) The Smart Set Nov 1914
• * The Buck in the Snow, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1928
• * Dawn, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1928
• * Dirge Without Music, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1936
• * Five Sonnets, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 6 1930
• * God’s World, (pm); from RENASCENCE, 1917.
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003
• * A Group of Poems, (gp) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• * Here in Rocky Cup, (ss) The Delineator Mar 1937
• * ‘I know what my heart is like’, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1946
• * I Shall Go Back Again to That Bleak Shore, (pm); from THE HARP-WEAVER, 1923.
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003
• * I Will Give You the Summer, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 4 1928
• * If Still Your Orchards Bear, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• * Memory of England, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1941
• * Mist in the Valley, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1928
• * Northern April, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1928
• * Not So Far as the Forest, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Nov 1933
• * The Oak Leaves, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• * On First Having Heard the Skylark, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 4 1928
• * On Thought in Harness, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• * Passer Mortuus Est, (pm); from SECOND APRIL, 1921.
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003
• * Recuerdo, (pm) 1919; from A FEW FIGS FROM THISTLE, 1920.
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003
• * The Return from Town, (pm); from THE HARP-WEAVER, 1923.
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2003
• * Short Story, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1941
• * Song, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1928; First line is “Gone, gone again is summer the lovely” if that title was re-used.