The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

PASCHAL, LILIAN C. (chron.)

• * At the Mercy of the Kodak, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Sep 1905
• * His First Patient, (ss) The Gray Goose Oct 1907
• * Over the Line, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1902
• * Three Thanksgivings, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1902

PASCHALL, ALMA (chron.)

• * Following the “Trail of 98”, (ar) Normal Instructor and Primary Plans Jun 1927

PASCHALL, ANN (chron.)

• * Ghostly Enchantment, (vi) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Oct 1999
• * Tarnished Magic, (vi) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Apr 2002

PASCHALL, S. EDWARD (chron.)

• * The Dodish Moral Signal-Service, (ar) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1892

PASCHE, SYLVIA (chron.)

• * Tell Me, Pretty Baby, (ss) Esquire Jun 1949

PASCHE, SYLVIE (chron.)

• * Dead Man’s Cat, (ss) Manhunt Jun 1956

PASCHKOFF, LYDIA (chron.)

• * Marpha, (ss) Baltimore American; translated from the Russian.
  • Romance Jun 1892; tr. by Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer

PASCOE, G. M. (chron.)

• * The Laborer, (ss) The Cavalier Dec 1908

PASCOE, J. F. (chron.)

• * The Darkest Hour (with R. W. Pascoe), (ss) Munsey’s Dec 1912
• * The Nerve of Mr. Green, (ss) The All-Story Jan 1912
• * Ready Money’s Ghost, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Dec 12 1914

PASCOE, JIM (chron.)

• * Ugly Eye for the Mystery Guy, (cl) Crimespree Magazine Jun/Jul, Aug/Sep, Oct/Nov 2004

PASCOE, JUDITH (chron.)

• * Tiny Tomes, (es) The American Scholar Sum 2006

PASCOE, R. (chron.)

• * An Old Maid’s Ring, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 21 1902

PASCOE, R. W. (chron.)

• * The Darkest Hour (with J. F. Pascoe), (ss) Munsey’s Dec 1912

PASCUZZI, WANDA (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1936
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 15

PASEK, JOSEPH (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1930
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 15

PASHKO, STANLEY (chron.)

• * Badlands Camporee: Sioux Style, (ar) Boys’ Life Jul 1976
• * Making the Scene, (cl) Boys’ Life Dec 1972, Aug, Dec 1975, May, Jun, Jul 1976
• * A Webelos Scout in Russia, (ar) Boys’ Life May 1976

_____, reviews:

• * About Books, (br) Boys’ Life Nov, Dec 1975, Jul 1976

PASKOW, DAVID CHARLES (chron.)

• * Letter, (lt) Magazine of Horror Nov 1968

PASLEY, VIRGIA (chron.)

• * Every Land Has a Favorite Christmas Cookie, (ar) Colliers Dec 23 1955

PASMA, HENRY K. (chron.)

• * The Making of Ephriam, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1930

PASOLINI, PIER PAOLO (chron.)

• * Bel coma un ciaval, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
• * Bello Come un Cavallo, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
• * The Dinnle O Bells, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Alexander Hutchinson
• * Furth An Awa, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Alexander Hutchinson
• * Lament of the Mechanical Digger, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Christopher Whyte
• * Le Litanie del bel Ragazzo, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Tom Scott
• * Il Lucherino, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
• * Il Lújar, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
  • Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
• * Reivers, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Alexander Hutchinson
• * The Rose Lintie, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998; tr. by Alexander Hutchinson
• * Swank as a Shalt, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998

_____, [ref.]

• * “Bridging Identities: Translating Pasolini’s Friulian poems” by Carla Sassi, (ar) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998
• * “Pasolini & Fruilano” by Stuart Hood, (ar) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998

PASQUARELLA, GUS (chron.)

• * The Face of America: A Song Is Born, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1957; a two page photo depicting the home of John Howard Payne of East Hampton, Long Island.

PASQUELLA, A. G. (chron.)

• * Shiva destroys Earth: “Well, that’s that.”, (vi) BlackBook Fll 2004

PASQUELLA, ADAM (chron.)

• * Teenage Fight Song, (ss) Hardboiled #24 1998

PASQUIN, LEE (chron.)

• * Modernistic, (vi) Liberty Nov 26 1932

PASS, D. J. (chron.)

• * Shave, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jun 1979

PASSAUER, W. (chron.)

• * Only Forty Ducats, (ss) Short Stories Mar 1905

PASSAVANT, ELISE (chron.)

• * Elegy, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Aut 1962
• * Poet’s Prayer, (pm) The Cornhill Magazine Aut 1963

PASSENHEIM, G. M. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Feb 22 1919

PASSER, ROLFE (chron.)

• * The Boy Who Lost His Faith, (ss) Mystery Digest May/Jun 1962
• * Ivan Is Calling, (ss) Mystery Digest Mar/Apr 1962
• * The Mystery About Jack Parr, (ss) Mystery Digest Mar/Apr 1961
• * The Political Circus, (ss) Mystery Digest Jul/Aug 1962

_____, ed.

• * Editor:
  ___ Mystery Digest

PASSERAT, JEAN (chron.)

• * May Morning, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1954; tr. by Richard Aldington

PASSES PAZOLSKI, ALAN (1943- ) (chron.)

• * I’s Search, (ss) Bananas #16 1979

PASSINGHAM, W(illiam) J(ohn) (1897-?) (chron.)

• * All Planes Stop Here, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 1 1935
• * Benito Digs for Our Victory, (ar) National Home Monthly Dec 1941
• * The Broadcast Murders, (sl) The Passing Show May 29, Jun 5, Jun 26, Jul 3, Jul 10, Jul 17, Jul 24, Jul 31, Aug 7, Aug 14 1937; science fiction: hunt is on for a scientist who has invented a radio wave capable of destroying ships, planes and people.
• * Bulls and Bears of Capel Court, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 19 1936
• * Cavalcade of Kings, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 13 1937; first in series about various coronations.
• * The Children’s Month of Destiny, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 27 1935
• * Chinging! Ulcherwado, The language of Chaffinches, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 2 1935
• * Coronation Newsreel, (ar) The Passing Show May 8 1937
• * Deathless One [Men of Mystery #1], (ar) The Passing Show Mar 19 1938; new series about men of mystery who were never found out starting with the Comte de Saint-Germain.
• * Devil’s Fiddler [Men of Mystery #2], (ar) The Passing Show Mar 26 1938; about Nicolo Paganini.
• * Doing Time, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 20 1937
• * The Dragon Killed St. George [Men of Mystery #6], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 23 1938
• * Father of All Tourists, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 11 1938; about Karl Baedeker.
• * The Greatest Flights of All, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 27 1935
• * Kaspar Hauser [Men of Mystery #3], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 2 1938
• * The Life Story of a Loud Voice (with Colin Symons), (ar) The Passing Show Aug 17 1935
• * Mapping the World’s Last Secrets, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 6 1935
• * Master of Hide and Seek [Men of Mystery #7], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 30 1938; about Nicholas Owen.
• * Men Like Moles, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 5 1935; (about the construction of the London Underground).
• * Millions Under the Hammer, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 22 1936
• * Over the Western Ocean, (ar) The Passing Show May 23 1936; about various transatlantic crossings.
• * Roman Gangster [Men of Mystery #4], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 9 1938
• * Romance of Red-Haired Women, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 24 1938; new historical series.
• * Romance of Red-Haired Women, 2: Baby Face, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 8 1938
• * Romance of Red-Haired Women, 3: Scorned, Spanked and Conquered, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 22 1938
• * Romance of Red-Haired Women, 4: The Two Graces, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 5 1938
• * Royal Palace Murder [Men of Mystery #5], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 16 1938
• * Santa Claus, Inc., (ar) The Passing Show Dec 21 1935
• * Serpents—and the Modern Eve, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 15 1935
• * There Is an Unbuilding Boom, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 11 1936
• * This Cavalcade of Kings, 2: Scullion Rifles the Treasury Jewels, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 27 1937
• * This Cavalcade of Kings, 4: Gardeine of the Napery, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 10 1937
• * This Cavalcade of Kings, 5: He Challenges All Comers, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 17 1937
• * This Cavalcade of Kings, 6, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 24 1937
• * Time, Tide and Torbay, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 20 1936
• * Today’s Sky-Baby May Be Tomorrow’s Flying Giant, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 18 1936; a look at the rocket pioneers, including Max Valier and Robert H. Goddard.
• * The Water-Gypsies’ Warning, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 23 1935; (about Britain’s canals).
• * When a Worm Turns—into Silk, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 23 1937
• * When Christmas Was Forgotten, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 28 1936
• * When London Fell, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 11 1937; an introduction to his new serial starting in issue #287 about what happens when the abyss under London open up.
• * When London Fell, (sl) The Passing Show Sep 18, Sep 25, Oct 9, Oct 16, Oct 23, Oct 30, Nov 6, Nov 13, Nov 20, Nov 27, Dec 4 1937; sf serial: giant cracks open under London and prehistoric monsters issue forth!.
• * World Without Time, (sl) The Passing Show Jun 25, Jul 2, Jul 9, Jul 16, Jul 23, Jul 30, Aug 6, Aug 13, Aug 20, Aug 27, Sep 3, Sep 10 1938; science fiction: spin of earth speeds up.

PASSMAN, ARNOLD (chron.)

• * Alan Freed Will Be 48 This December & You Still Don’t Get His Birthday Off, (ar) Us, the Paperback Magazine #3 1970
• * In the Valley of the Peaceful Folksinger, (ar) Cavalier Nov 1966; on Joan Baez’s Institute for the Study of Nonviolence.

PASSMORE, AILEEN E. (chron.)

• * Misty Woods, (pm) Chambers’s Journal Dec 1956

PASSMORE, HUNTER (chron.)

• * A River of the Southwest, (pm) Munsey’s May 1913

PASSONNEAU, POLLY N. (chron.)

• * Madness, (ss) South Carolina Review Fll 1995

PASTAN, LINDA (chron.)

• * After, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1977
• * Block, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1974
• * Donald at His Weekly Reading, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1974
• * Letter to a Son at Exam Time, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1977
• * Meditation By the Stove, (pm) Ploughshares Sum 1980
• * Returning, (pm) Ploughshares Sum 1980
• * Wood, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7 1970

PASTERNAK, BORIS (1890-1960) (chron.)

• * Christmas Star [from Doctor Zhivago], (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1959; tr. by Manya Hararai & Max Hayward
• * The Mark of the Poet, (ss) Lilliput Feb 1959
• * The Mirror, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7 1970; tr. by Rose Styron
• * Wet Paint, (pm)
  • Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Win 2007; tr. by Lydia Pasternak Slater
• * ‘Where is the landscape we once knew?’, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1968

_____, [ref.]

• * “Letters to Boris Pasternak” by Marina Tsvetayeva & Elaine Feinstein, trans., (lt) Bananas Sum 1979

PASTERNAK, JERRY (chron.)

• * Candid Candice, (pi) Penthouse Jul 1981
• * Cara, (pi) Penthouse Mar 1984
• * Krista [Pet of the Month], (pi) Penthouse Jul 1986
• * Let’s Get Physical, (pi) Penthouse Apr 1982
• * Love Puppy, (pi) Penthouse Jul 1978

PASTERNAK, JOSHUA (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * Small Talk: An Insider’s Perspective, (iv) Spectra Pulse Spr/Sum 2008

PASTNOR, PAUL (chron.)

• * Behind the Times, (pm) Munsey’s Apr 1898
• * John and Polly, (pm) Munsey’s Jan 1898
• * A Mid-World Episode, (ss) The Wave Nov 26 1892
• * A Sleigh Ride, (pm) Munsey’s Dec 1894

PASTON, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Nobody’s Daughter, (ss) The London Magazine Feb 1911; adapted from the play of the same name.

“PASTOR FELIX”

• * Spring in Acadie, (pm) National Magazine Jul 1912

PASTOR, JUAN (chron.)

• * Ali Baba of the Andes, (ar) Famous Detective Stories Feb 1953

PASTOR, TERRY (chron.)

• * The Joy of Pain, (pi) Penthouse Oct 1976

PASTORAK, WHITNEY (chron.)

• * An Author You Can’t Refuse: The Reign Maker, (iv) Entertainment Weekly Sep 9 2005; George Saunders.

PASTORE, HELEN (chron.)

• * C-ing Is Believing, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1974

PASVOLSKY, LEO (chron.)

• * Can America Trade with the Soviets?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 19 1921
• * Crusades to Save the Peasants, (ss) The Country Gentleman Jun 1933
• * Moscow’s Bid for World Power, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20 1920
• * The Third International in Asia, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 29 1921; Comintern meeting.

“PAT”

• * A Thespian on Things Theatrical, (ar) 10 Story Book Jan 1912

PATCH, KATE (Whiting) (1870-1909) (chron.)

• * The Bluebird’s Return, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Apr 1905
• * A Garden Idyll, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1904
• * His Mother, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1902