The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

NAIRN, LADY CAROLINE (chron.)

• * Heavenward, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1928

NAIRN, TOM (chron.)

• * The Bananas Interview, (iv) Bananas #3 1975; spoof interview with “a distinguished British writer... Maurice Cotswold.”
• * The English Enigma, (ar) Bananas #4 1976
• * The English Literary Intelligentsia, (ar) Bananas #3 1975
• * Ireland, (ar) Bananas #2 1975
• * The Other Side of the Murgatroyds: High Tea, (ss) Bananas #10 1978
• * Pardon Me, Boys, Is this the Bognor Regis Choo-Choo?, (ar) Bananas #1 1975
• * Rich Mac, Poor Mac: The Scottish Dilemma, (ar) Bananas #5 1976

_____, reviews:

• * Bairns, (br) Bananas #9 1977; review of Jock Tamson’s Bairns: Essays on a Scots Childhood, ed. Trevor Royle.

NAJARRO, ADELA (chron.)

• * My Mother’s High Heeled Shoes, (pm) Harpur Palate Win 2001
• * San Francisco, (pm) Harpur Palate Win 2001

NAKAHARA, MASAYA (chron.)

• * Bloody Self-Portrait of a Beast, (vi) A Public Space Spr 2006; tr. by Justin Simon

NAKAZAWA, KEN (chron.)

• * The Spirit of Japanese Poetry, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Feb 1929

NAKEHERE, D. W. (chron.)

• * Somewhere There Is a Latch, (pm) Brief Stories Jun 1924

NAKOS, LILLIKA (chron.)

• * The Rescue Party, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine Oct 1934; tr. by Allan Ross Macdougall

NALENCE, E. L. (chron.)

• * Bayonets Up!, (ss) War Stories Dec 19 1929
• * Death Calling, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Mar 1935
• * Four Battling Bucks, (ss) Battle Stories Jul 1930
• * Mystery Mansion, (ss) The Phantom Detective Aug 1934
• * Poison!, (ss) Thrilling Detective May 1935

NALLS, RUTH (chron.)

• * All Western Crossword, (pz) All Western Magazine Feb/Mar 1951
• * Western Crossword Puzzle, (pz) All Western Magazine Apr/Jun 1950

NALLY, E. J. (chron.)

• * To Young Men Beginning Business: Telegraphy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 29 1902

NAMATH, JOE (chron.)

• * Pain, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1976

NAME WITHHELD (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Arabella Romances Apr/May 2004

NAMEERF, NAIHTIF (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1939
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 13

NAMIREN, LEAH (chron.)

• * Inapt Quotation, (pm) Breezy Stories Apr 1919

NAMM, DEVORAH (chron.)

• * Uncoupling, (pm) Harpur Palate Win 2001

NAMOVICH, NICHAILINA (chron.)

• * Thief of Red Clover, (ss) Modern Homemaking Nov 1928

NANCE, BERTA HART (chron.)

• * Texan, (pm) Kaleidograph Jan 1936
• * Tragic Spinster, (pm) Driftwind Nov 1932

NANCE, JOHN (chron.)

• * Summer Song, (pm) The West Country Magazine
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1951

NANCE, NANCY (chron.)

• * Grandma’s Charm String, (ss) Mother’s-Home Life Nov 1936

NANCE, RICHARD M. (chron.)

• * Applied Nerve, (ss) Boys’ Life Oct 1935
• * Contrary to Regulations, (ss) Boys’ Life Jul 1935

NANCE, RON (1945-1993) (chron.)

• * The Great Cup, (ss) Windhaven #1 1977

NANCY (chron.)

• * Lesbians: By, For and About (with Barbry), (ms) Amazon Quarterly Fll 1972

NANGLE, MARCELLE (chron.)

• * Gray Day, (vi) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1926

NANKIVELL, L. M. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1937
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 13

NANOVIC, JOHN L(eonard) (1906-2001); see pseudonyms Dean Callahan & Henry Lysing (chron.)

• * Biography of Death, (ss) Detective Story Magazine Apr 1944
  • Street & Smith’s Mystery Detective (UK), v 4 # 2, July 1957
• * Notre Dame—College of the Masses, (ia) College Stories May 1931

_____, [ref.]

• * “Me and My Shadow: Based on Several Interviews with John L. Nanovic” by Sam Moskowitz, (ar) Pulp Vault #7 1990

NANOVIE, JOHN (chron.)

• * How to Plot, (ar) Writer’s Year Book 1945

NANSON, J. A. (chron.)

• * The Things we Love, (ss) Xenos Oct 1992

NAPHEYS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (chron.)

• * An Appeal to Reason, (ss) The Gray Goose Feb 1908
• * The Dragon Box, (ss) The Gray Goose Aug 1906
• * The Spice Island Tigress, (ss) The Cavalier May 1909
• * The Widow’s Might, (??) Bob Taylor’s Magazine Jun 1906

NAPHEYS, HANK (chron.)

• * The Bloodbank Killings, (nv) Dime Detective Magazine Apr 1951
• * Too Many Blondes!, (ss) Detective Tales Feb 1948

NAPIER, ALAN (chron.)

• * Breaking the White Arc, (pm) Pulpsmith v8 1989
• * On Failing Art, (pm) Just Pulp Spr 1981

NAPIER, ANN (chron.)

• * Every Thursday, (ss) Colliers Sep 2 1944
• * Every Wednesday, (ss) Lovat Dickson’s Magazine Mar 1934

NAPIER, CECIL (chron.)

• * Copeland’s Christmas, (ss) Chambers’s Journal Dec 1956

NAPIER, GEBHARD (chron.)

• * Bridges and Bridge Building, (ia) Munsey’s Jun 1901
• * Where Revolutions Are an Industry, (ar) The Junior Munsey Dec 1901

NAPIER, NORMAN (chron.)

• * The Lover of Lady Lorraine, (sl) My Queen Oct 6 1903

NAPIER, SAMUEL (chron.)

• * No.10 Downing Street, (ar) Galaxy May 1946
• * Walkie Talkie, (ss) Galaxy Apr 1946

NAPIER of MAGDALA, LADY (chron.)

• * Back to the Land, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Jan 18 1908
• * A Tale of the Seals, (ss) Chambers’s Journal Nov 14 1908

NAPOLEON (1769-1821) (chron.)

• * Kind Regards, (ms)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jun 1934

NAPOLIN, DAVID (chron.)

• * Winter Ride, (pm) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #31 2003

NAPOLITANO, SALVATORE (chron.)

• * Dr Gerard K. O’Neill (with James Mitteager), (iv) Penthouse Aug 1976

NARA, L. CECILIA (chron.)

• * Why Did You Marry Me?, (ss) Ideal Love Sep 1944

NARAYAN, R(asipuram) K(rishnaswami) (1906-2001) (chron.)

• * Attila, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1947
• * The Breath of Lucifer, (ss) Playboy Jul 1969
• * Father Intervenes, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1947
• * God and the Cobbler, (ss) Playboy Feb 1976
• * Lavana, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1965
• * The Magic Cure, (ss) Lilliput Jul 1938
• * The Postcard, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1948
• * The Reluctant Guru, (nf) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1971

NARCEJAC, THOMAS; pseudonym of Pierre Ayraud, (1908-1998) (chron.)

• * Maigret’s Next-to-Last Case [Insp. Jules Maigret], (ss) EQMM Oct 1960; tr. by Lawrence G. Blochman
• * The Oliveira Affair [Arsene Lupin], (ss) EQMM Apr 1961
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Jun 1961; tr. by Lawrence G. Blochman

NARCOSSON, ISAAC F. (chron.)

• * Germany in Transition, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 29 1919

NARDI, MARCIA (chron.)

• * Immune, (pm) Munsey’s Jul 1926
• * Not Knowing, (pm) Munsey’s Jan 1928
• * Now that You Know, (pm) Munsey’s Feb 1928
• * Thus the Gods Decide, (pm) Munsey’s Nov 1927

NAROKOV, NIKOLAI (chron.)

• * The Chains of Fear, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post May 24, May 31, Jun 7, Jun 14, Jun 21, Jun 28, Jul 5, Jul 12 1958

NAROSLA, H. E. (chron.)

• * Bees, Booze, and Biz, (pm) Munsey’s Nov 1917

NARREY, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Misery and Poverty: A Legend (with Francis S. Saltus, trans,), (ss) Short Stories Jan 1891

NARTIN, ELSIE (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Jun 22 1918

NASCHER, DR. I. LEO (chron.)

• * Do You Get 100 Per Cent from Your Playtime?, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Aug 1920
• * When Play Means Work, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Dec 1920

NASH, ALANNA (chron.)

• * Rosanne Cash - Punktry Superstar, (ar) Saga Dec 1981

NASH, DANIEL (chron.)

• * Flash Gordon: Chapter 18, (ss) Galumph Feb 1973

NASH, DOUG (chron.)

• * Mountain Madness, (ss) Ritzy Stories Oct 1950

NASH, E. GEE (chron.)

_____, trans.

• * The Hour and the Minute, by Johannes Gillby, (ss) Argosy (UK) Jun 1928
• * Travail, by Walter E. Hülphers, (ss) Argosy (UK) Apr 1931

NASH, ELEANOR ARNETT (chron.)

• * Love and Let Love, (ss) McCall’s Jun 1947
• * Woman Trouble, (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1938

NASH, EMMETT W. (chron.)

• * A Bad Ten Minutes, (ts) Railroad Magazine Apr 1954

NASH, F. W. (chron.)

• * Assignment - Murder, (na) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jan 1972

NASH, FRANK (1912- ) (chron.)

• * Dead Man’s Choice, (ss) Scientific Detective May 1947
• * Hate Goes Hunting, (ss) Scientific Detective Jul 1947
• * Murder Static, (ss) Dime Detective Magazine Mar 1948
  • Yankee Magazine Fiction #1 1948

NASH, FRED (chron.)

• * Not Friction, (ms) Astounding Jun 1945
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Sep 1945

NASH, FREDERIC J. (chron.)

• * A Country Home in a Flat, (ar) The Junior Munsey Jun 1901

NASH, FREDERICK J. (chron.)

• * How Sahara Desert Is to Be Converted into a Fertile Country, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1901

NASH, HARRIET A. (1864-1907) (chron.)

• * The Last Tyler, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1905
• * The Making of a Citizen, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1906
• * Parson Noble’s Daughter, (ss) The Monthly Story Blue Book Magazine Nov 1906
• * A Twenty-Dollar Bill, (ss) McClure’s Nov 1898

NASH, JAY ROBERT (1937- ) (chron.)

• * A Dillinger Dossier, (ar) Penthouse Jun 1973

NASH, JIM (chron.)

• * Sounds, (cl) Penthouse May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1972

NASH, JOHN R. (chron.)

• * Love Song, (pm) Atlantic Monthly Jul 1961

NASH, LIA (chron.)

• * Two Day Visit, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1946

NASH, LYMAN M. (chron.)

• * The Riddle of Disappearing Mountain, (ar) Sir! May 1961

NASH, MICHAEL (chron.)

• * Lady Detectives Never Tell Much, (ss) Saucy Detective Apr 1937

NASH, MRS. E. GEE (chron.)

_____, trans.

• * The Farmer’s Money, by E. Walter Hülphers, (ss) Argosy (UK) Jun 1927

NASH, OGDEN (1902-1971) (chron.)

• * Adjoudication, (pm) New Yorker 1957
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1959
• * After the Christening, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1934
• * Afternoon of a Woolgatherer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 26 1936
• * Animal Crackers, (gp); The Duck, pm The Face Is Familiar, Little, Brown 1940; The Firefly, pm New Yorker Jan 31 1942; The Ant, pm The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935; The Fish [“Autres Bêtes, Autres Moeurs I”], pm New Yorker Nov 15 1930.
  • Magpie Apr 1951
• * Animate Objects: The Rhinoceros, (pm) New Yorker Jan 28 1933; also as “The Rhinoceros”.
• * The Ant, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935; Animal Crackers, gp.
  • Magpie Apr 1951
• * Anybody Here Alive?, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1934
• * Aquarium, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1951
• * Archer, Arch Me Yon Carrier Pigeon, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 24 1934
• * Are You a Snodgrass?, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 13 1934
• * Are You Saving This Seat for Anyone; or, Yes, But What’s the Use?, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 4 1934
• * Aside to Husbands, (pm); Marriage Lines, gp.
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1965
• * The Asp, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1949
• * Autres Betes, Auteurs Moeurs I, (pm) New Yorker Nov 15 1930; also as “The Fish”.