The FictionMags Index

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MOORE, BRINSLEY (chron.) (continued)

• * It Plainly Could Happen at Any Time, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1926
• * Peggy—For Short, (ss) The Premier Magazine Jan 14 1921
• * A Perplexing Visitation, (ss) The Story-Teller Sep 1910
• * Sam Eastwell’s Predicament, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine May 1913

MOORE, C(lement) C(larke) (1779-1863) (chron.)

• * A Visit from St. Nicholas, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1875

MOORE, C(atherine) L(ucille) (1911-1987); see pseudonyms Lawrence O’Donnell & Lewis Padgett (chron.)

• * Earth’s Last Citadel (with Henry Kuttner), (sl) Argosy Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1943; “What happens when yank and nazi are flung together into a cold and dying world a million years from now?”.
  • Argosy (Canada) Jun 1943
  • Argosy (Canada) Aug 1943
  • Argosy (Canada) Sep 1943
• * Heir Apparent [as by Lawrence O’Donnell], (na) Astounding Jul 1950
• * There Shall Be Darkness, (nv) Astounding Feb 1942
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Mar 1942
• * Vintage Season (with Henry Kuttner) [as by Lawrence O’Donnell], (nv) Astounding Sep 1946

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• * “C. L. Moore DOOMSDAY MORNING (Doubleday)” by Calvin M. Knox, (br) Science Fiction Stories May 1959
• * “C. L. Moore” by E. F. Bleiler, (ar) Wormwood #8 2007
• * “Doomsday Morning” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding May 1958
• * “Interview: Catherine L. Moore” by Jack Erman, (iv) Futurian War Digest Oct 1941
• * “Judgment Night” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Aug 1953
• * “Masters of Fantasy 1: C.L. Moore” by Arthur F. Hillman, (ar) Operation Fantast Sum 1951
• * “No Boundaries” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding May 1956
• * “Northwest of Earth” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Aug 1955
• * “Shambleau and Others” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Oct 1954

MOORE, C. MARION (chron.)

• * The Betrayal of Cussin’ Jim, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1904

MOORE, CARL; also as Dale Boyd, Mort Lansing, Cary Moran, Clint Morgan & Luke Terry (chron.)

• * Black Murder, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Apr 1935
• * An Eye for an Eye, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Oct 1936
• * Garter Brillante, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Sep 1937
• * Hell’s A-Poppin’, (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1937
• * Master of Paradise, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Nov 1935

MOORE, CARLISLE (chron.)

• * “Not His Funeral”, (ss) The All-Story Nov 1911

MOORE, CATHERINE, Miss (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1935
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 12

MOORE, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Zachariah Chandler in Lincoln’s Second Campaign, (ar) The Century Jul 1895

MOORE, CHARLES D. (chron.)

• * Hell and High Water, (ss) Action Monthly #10 195?; western.
• * A Sucker for a Dame, (ss) Action Monthly #7 195?; detective.

MOORE, CHARLES W. (chron.)

• * Cowpatch Vengeance, (ss) Manhunt Nov 1956

MOORE, CHARLOTTE; pseudonym of Charlotte Lobb Maclay (chron.)

• * Not Only the Colonel’s Lady, (ss) Family Circle Sep 1950

MOORE, CLARENCE B. (chron.)

• * After Black Buck in India, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1892
• * The “Gator”, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1890

MOORE, CLARISSA LEE (chron.)

• * Sophisticated Warrior, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Nov 1938

MOORE, CLYDE (chron.)

• * No Wings at All, (ms) Fantastic Adventures May 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #14 1952
• * Organ-Pipe Light, (ms) Amazing Mar 1951
  • Amazing Stories (UK) #12 1952
• * The Thinking Idiot, (ms) Amazing Apr 1951
  • Amazing Stories (UK) #13 1952

MOORE, CONNIE (chron.)

• * Your Make-up Kit, (ms) Sweetheart Stories Jul 1935

MOORE, DAISY M. (chron.)

• * The Corn-Field, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1921

MOORE, DAN TYLER (1908-1998?); Businessman and writer. Born in Washington, D.C.; lives in Ohio. (chron.)

• * Army of Ravenal Swamp, (ss) Redbook Feb 1959
• * The British Guiana Magenta, (ss) Bluebook Feb 1954
• * Butler and the Carcharadon, (ss) Nugget Jan 1957
• * The Double Spy, (ss) Amazing Mar 1954
  • Amazing Stories (UK) v1 #4 1954
• * The Girl Who Gambled, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 6 1960
• * The Monster Cannon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 8 1962
• * The Scent of Danger, (vi) Colliers May 11 1956; He had set a perfect trap, not even this woman could escape it.
• * The Terrible Game, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 14 1956

MOORE, DANIEL (chron.)

• * According to Hoyle, (nv) Short Stories Jul 10 1942

MOORE, DAVID W. (chron.)

• * The Dunce, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 21 1937
• * Speedy by Nature, Too, (ss) The Passing Show Nov 28 1936

MOORE, DAVID WILLIAM (chron.)

• * Accidents Will Happen, (ss) Liberty Nov 21 1936
• * The Cold-Blooded Little Fish, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 27 1923
• * Doctor Joe, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Mar 4 1933
• * A Grouchy but Glorious Year, (ss) Colliers Mar 6 1920
• * Mr. Overalls, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Jan 14 1933
• * On Top of the World, (ss) The American Boy Oct 1929
• * She Always Said No, (ss) The American Magazine Jul 1938
• * Twenty One Does Something to a Man, (ss) Woman’s World Apr 1938
• * Where The Heart Is, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Oct 29 1932

MOORE, DENIEN (chron.)

• * Nightmare, (ss) Galaxy Aug 1946

MOORE, DEX R. (chron.)

• * The Innkeeper of Mars, (ss) Amazing Oct 1952

MOORE, DICK (chron.)

• * Fly by Night, (ss) Manhunt Jun 1962

MOORE, DINTY W. (chron.)

• * The Day I Got the Letter, (ss) South Carolina Review Fll 1990
• * For Sol, (ss) South Carolina Review Spr 1997

MOORE, DONALD (1923- ) (chron.)

• * The Season of Turtles, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1964

MOORE, DONNA (chron.)

• * Life of P.I., (ms) Crimespree Magazine Aug/Sep 2004
• * Publisher Spotlight:
  ___ Point Blank Press, (cl) Crimespree Magazine Oct/Nov 2004
• * Thoughts from a Broad, (ms) Crimespree Magazine Jun/Jul 2004

MOORE, DOROTHY (chron.)

• * The Bennett Tradition, (ms) Complete Movie Novel Magazine Jun 1931

MOORE, DUGALD (chron.)

• * The Vivisector, (ss) The Grand Magazine Nov 1906

MOORE, EARLE (chron.)

• * The Bluff, (ss) Western Trails Dec 1928
• * Less Sense Than a Horse, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun 1 1926
• * Man—The Master, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun 3 1923
• * Scum of the Seas, (ss) Fire Fighters Mar 1929
• * Still Valley, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun #1 1925

MOORE, ED (chron.)

• * Black Gold Stampede, (sl) Wild West Weekly Jun 29, Jul 20, Aug 3 1940
• * Cattle King’s Legacy, (sl) Street & Smith’s Western Story Oct 4, Oct 18 1941
• * Cow-Country Christmas, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Dec 27 1941
• * The Deep Gap Feud, (na) Wild West Weekly Sep 13 1941
• * Derricks of Death, (nv) Western Adventures Aug 1942
• * Gold on the Hoof, (sl) Wild West Weekly Nov 30, Dec 7, Dec 14 1940, Jan 4 1941; As the night wore on, vigilantes from everywhere converged on the bank. And led by Rick Irvine, they raced toward the scavengers of San Francisco to the thundering roar of six-guns!.
• * Gun Cure, (ss) Wild West Weekly Nov 16 1940
• * Gun Wolves of the Gold Coast, (nv) Western Adventures Feb 1943
• * Gun Wolves of the Golden Gate, (na) Wild West Weekly Jul 5 1941
• * Terror Range, (sl) Street & Smith’s Western Story Sep 19 1942

MOORE, EDDIE (chron.)

• * Nothing Doing, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Mar/Apr 1982

MOORE, EDGAR (chron.)

• * Laughing in All Parts of the Balcony, (ss) Daring Jun 1969

MOORE, EDNA (chron.)

• * Talking It Over, (cl) Love Fiction Monthly Nov 1935, Nov 1936, Jan 1937

MOORE, EDNA AUGUSTA (chron.)

• * Laugh, (pm) Driftwind Feb 1936

MOORE, EDWARD (chron.)

• * The Christening of Tank No. 3, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 7 1917

MOORE, EDWARD ROBERTS, Ph.D. (chron.)

• * Much Ado About Housing, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 10 1939

MOORE, ELIZABETH A. (chron.)

• * Uncle Benny’s Sedative, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1903

MOORE, ELIZABETH EVELYN (chron.)

• * unnamed, (pm) Brief Stories May 1924

MOORE, ELL EMM (chron.)

• * An Ill-Starred Identification, (ss) Real Western Stories Dec 1958
• * The Parson Who Qualified, (ss) Famous Western Jun 1959
• * A Wife from the Catalogue, (ss) Real Western Stories Dec 1959

MOORE, ELLA M. (chron.)

• * The Western Sea, (pm) Out West May 1911

MOORE, ELLEN (chron.)

• * Gateway to the West, (ss) McSweeney’s #9 2002

MOORE, ESTHER WHITMAN (chron.)

• * The Queen’s Move, (vi) The American Magazine Mar 1941

MOORE, EVA ELOISE (chron.)

• * Unmasked, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Sep 1899

MOORE, EVELYN (chron.)

• * Look Upon a Little Child, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1944

MOORE, F(rancis) FRANKFORT (1855-1931) (chron.)

• * The Capture of the Duke, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1896
• * The Comedy of the King’s Highway, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1900
• * The First Lesson, (ss) Phil May’s Annual Sum 1898
• * Her Tender Heart, (ss) The Minster Jul 1895
• * The Muse of Tragedy, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Oct 1896
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1931
• * Nell Gwyn, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1929
• * A Question of Art, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Aug 1896
• * A Simple Country Maiden, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1901

MOORE, FLORENCE (chron.)

• * Country Walks and Talks:
  ___ A Happy New Year, (cl) The Family Friend Jan 1903
  ___ July, (cl) The Family Friend Jul 1903
  ___ March, (cl) The Family Friend Mar 1903
  ___ May, (cl) The Family Friend May 1903
  ___ September, (cl) The Family Friend Sep 1903
• * A Gossip of the Month, (ar) The Family Friend Nov 1903

MOORE, FRANCES ADAMS (chron.)

• * Perfect Secretary, (vi) The American Magazine Dec 1940

MOORE, FRANCES SARAH (chron.)

• * Gilded Challenge, (n.) Redbook Oct 1948
• * Wives Shouldn’t Wear Halos, (n.) Redbook Jan 1948

MOORE, FRANCIS; pseudonym of Fred MacIsaac, (1886-1940) (chron.)

• * Brain of a Canary, (nf) Top-Notch Feb 15 1921
• * Day of Small Things, (pm) Top-Notch Jan 15 1920
• * Hail to the Summer!, (ms) Top-Notch May 15 1926
• * Kingdom of the Bee, (ar) Top-Notch Nov 1 1921
• * The Master Hand, (pm) Top-Notch Oct 15 1924
• * Merely That, (pm) Top-Notch Oct 15 1920

MOORE, FRANK R. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1932
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 12
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Nov 1933
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 12

MOORE, FRANKFORT (chron.)

• * Nell Gwyn, Comedian / No. I of IV, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1899
• * Nell Gwyn, Comedian / No. II — The Comedy at Whitehall, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1899
• * Nell Gwyn, Comedian / No. III — The Comedy of the Duke’s Playhouse, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1899
• * Nell Gwyn, Comedian / No. IV. — A Christmas Ghost Story, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1899
• * A Nest of Linnets [Chapters XIV—XVII], (sl) The Lady’s Realm Mar 1901

MOORE, [Captain] FREDERICK FERDINAND (1877-?); Editor, author, sailor, civilian scout, war correspondent. One of the intelligence officers dispatched by the United States to Siberia in the summer of 1918. Briefly married to Eleanor Gates (q.v.).
         Research on this man is difficult, hampered by the presence of author Frederick Moore (1877-1956?). Even the Library of Congress has treated the two men as being the same.
         Frederick Ferdinand Moore was born in Concord, New Hampshire; apparently still alive in 1954. (chron.)

• * Adventurers All, (ts)
  • Short Stories (UK) early-Mar 1932
• * Adventurers All:
  ___ An Arabian Night (with Mr. Glass-Glass), (cl) Short Stories Sep 25 1937
  ___ The Man Who Went Home, (cl)
  • Short Stories (UK) mid-Sep 1931
  
  ___ The Man Who Went Home, (cl) Short Stories May 10 1931
  ___ What Price Roast Beef?, (ts) Short Stories Oct 25 1931
• * The Barrack Braggart, (pm) The Argosy Jan 1914