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MERWIN, SAM, JR. (chron.) (continued)

* Touchdown Chorus, (nt) Exciting Football Fll 1950
* Touchdown in Tunisia, (nv) Exciting Sports Fll 1943
* Tough to Be Tough, (ss) Thrilling Football Fll 1941
* The Toughest Man in the World, (ar) Popular Sports Magazine Fll 1943
* Toward a Distant Goal, (nv) Thrilling Sports Win 1943; (football).
* Triple Kill, (ss) Popular Sports Magazine Spr 1945
* The Turtle-Back, (ss) Exciting Sports Win 1945
* Two Men and a Brain, (na) Best Football Novels Dec 1942
* The Unbeaten Trail, (ss) Popular Football Win 1944
* The Varsity Road, (nt) Exciting Football Fll 1949
* Week-End Squall, (ss) Thrilling Detective Dec 1941

Thrilling Detective (Canada) Jun 1942

* The Widower, (ss) Black Book Detective Sep 1948
* The Winds Shine at Night, (na) Thrilling Wonder Stories Spr 1954

Thrilling Wonder Stories (UK) Jul 1954

* The Witness Died in Bed, (ss) Thrilling Detective Dec 1942

Thrilling Detective (Canada) Apr 1943

* The Wrong Little Girl, (ss) G-Men Detective Sum 1950

G-Men Detective (UK) Jul 1951

* The Yellow Legs Still Ride ‘Em, (nf) Texas Rangers Dec 1943
* You Can’t Keep ’Em Down, (ss) Sky Fighters Fll 1944

American Eagles (UK) Spr 1945

* You’re in the Navy Now, (ar) Popular Sports Magazine Spr 1943
* Youth Will Be Aced, (ss) Exciting Sports Spr 1946
_____, reviews: * “The Astounding Science Fiction Anthology” edited by John W. Campbell, Jr., (br) Amazing Sep 1952 * “Bullard of the Space Patrol” by Malcolm Jameson, (br) Amazing Feb 1952 * “The Case of the Little Green Men” by Mack Reynolds, (br) Amazing Jan 1952 * “The City in the Sea” by Wilson Tucker, (br) Amazing May 1952 * “The Devil in Velvet” by John Dickson Carr, (br) Amazing May 1952 * “Earthbound” by Milton Lesser, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “Fancies and Goodnights” by John Collier, (br) Amazing May 1952 * “Find the Feathered Serpent” by Evan Hunter, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “Five Against Venus” by Philip Latham, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “Foundation” by Isaac Asimov, (br) Amazing Feb 1952 * “Galaxy Reader of Science Fiction” edited by H. L. Gold, (br) Amazing Sep 1952 * “The House of Many Worlds” by Sam Merwin, Jr., (br) Amazing Jan 1952 * “Invaders of Earth” edited by Groff Conklin, (br) Amazing Sep 1952 * “Jack of Eagles” by James Blish, (br) Amazing Aug 1952 * “Kinsmen of the Dragon” by Stanley Mullen, (br) Amazing May 1952 * “A Land” by Jacquetta Hawkes, (br) Amazing Aug 1952 * “Marooned on Mars” by Lester del Rey, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “Million Year Picnic” by Ray Bradbury, (br) Amazing Sep 1952 * “The Mixed Men” by A. E. van Vogt, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “New Tales of Space and Time” edited by Raymond J. Healy, (br) Amazing Apr 1952 * “Night’s Yawning Peal” edited by August Derleth, (br) Amazing Sep 1952 * “The Puppet Masters” by Robert A. Heinlein, (br) Amazing Feb 1952 * Science Fiction Bookcase, (br) Amazing Oct 1951 Amazing Stories (UK) #18 1953 * Science Fiction Bookcase, (br) Amazing Jan, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct 1952 * “Science Fiction Omnibus” edited by Everett F. Bleller & T. E. Dikty, (br) Amazing Jun 1952 * “Slan” by A. E. van Vogt, (br) Amazing Apr 1952 * “Son of the Stars” by Raymond F. Jones, (br) Amazing Oct 1952 * “Space Medicine” edited by John P. Marbarger, (br) Amazing Feb 1952 * “Space on My Hands” by Fredric Brown, (br) Amazing Jun 1952 * “Tomorrow and Tomorrow” and “The Fairy Chess Men” by Lewis Padgett, (br) Amazing Apr 1952 * “Tomorrow Sometimes Comes” by F. G. Rayer, (br) Amazing Jun 1952 * “Travelers of Space” edited by Martin Greenberg, (br) Amazing Jun 1952 * “The Weapon Makers” by A. E. van Vogt, (br) Amazing Aug 1952 * “Wine of the Dreamers” by John D. MacDonald, (br) Amazing Jan 1952 * “World of Wonder” edited by Fletcher Pratt, (br) Amazing Jan 1952
_____, [ref.] * “‘The House of Many Worlds’ by Sam Merwin, Jr.” by Sam Merwin, (br) Amazing Jan 1952 * “Killer to Come” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Jun 1954 * “The White Widows” by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Aug 1954
MERWIN, (W.) SAMUEL (1874-1936); see pseudonym Merwin-Webster (chron.)

* “Armagedeon”, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1922
* The Axiom of Peter Bell Ivor, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 1 1922
* Bad Penny, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post May 3, May 10, May 17 1930
* Blueberry Hill, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, Aug 11 1934
* Breathing Time, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1922
* Business Every Minute, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1917
* The Camel of Han [Miss Austin], (ss) McClure’s Jul 1913
* Captain Cupid Haven, (ss) The Youth’s Companion Mar 29 1900
* Chicago, the American Paradox, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1929
* “Crush That Hornet—Jerry Bonner” [The Hornet], (ss) World Adventurer Mar 1934
* Eva on the Ice, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 6 1920
* The Fire Within, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1904
* Hills of Han, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1913

The Delineator Nov 1919

* The Honey Bee, (sl) McClure’s Nov, Dec 1914, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1915
* The Hornet and the Vulture [The Hornet], (ss) World Adventurer Feb 1934
* The Hornet Stings [The Hornet], (ss) World Adventurer Jan 1934
* In Passing, (ss) The American Magazine Feb 1914
* In Red and Gold, (sl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1920, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1921
* It’ll Always Be Something, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 21 1922
* Lady Can Do, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7, Sep 14, Sep 21 1929
* The Last Run In, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1902
* Letter to a Gentleman, (ss) McClure’s Nov 1912
* A Link in the Girdle, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22, Oct 29 1904
* The Little Matter of Living, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 13 1921
* The Man Who Went Bad, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Mar 1913
* The Moment of Beauty, (sl) McCall’s Feb, Mar 1925
* “Now, Fido!”, (ss) Cosmopolitan Dec 1916
* On Nippersink, (ar) Munsey’s Sep 1898
* On Taku Bar, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1913
* Our Ball, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 15 1915
* Peter Bell Ivor on Broadway, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1923
* Peter Bell Ivor Presents, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1923
* Pretty and Dangerous, (ss) Liberty Apr 29 1933
* The Property Man at the Grand, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Aug 1899
* Sandy Burr, (sl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov 1926
* Saving Sister, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1921
* Slack Wire, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 11 1922
* Staccato, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1925
* Strong Enough, (ss) Colliers Oct 24 1931
* Tone, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 29 1921
* Washington Avenue, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 15 1921
* The Way of the Young Nation, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1901
* The Whip Hand, (n.) New York: Doubleday, Page & Co. 1903

Short Stories Jul 1914

* You Can’t Tell, (ss) Liberty Feb 6 1932
MERWIN, W(illiam) S(tanley) (1927- ) (chron.)

* Evening, (pm) Atlantic Monthly Apr 1966
* Rimbaud’s Piano, (pm) Grand Street Aut 1989
* Spiders I Have Known, (pp) guabi #2 1970
* The Waving of a Hand, (pm) American Review Nov 1977
_____, trans. * Burial in the East, by Pablo Neruda, (pm) Audience Jul/Aug 1971; [to be published in SELECTED POEMS, Seymour Lawrence/Delacorte 1971].
_____, [ref.] * “Green with Beasts” by Roy Fuller, (br) The London Magazine Mar 1957
MERWIN-WEBSTER; pseudonym of Samuel Merwin & Henry Kitchell Webster (chron.)

* Calumet “K”, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 1 1901
* Calumet “K”, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 8 1901; A Romance of the Great Wheat Corner.
* Calumet “K” [chapter 11], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 6 1901; Merwin-Webster, by the way, is later referred to as Samuel Merwin and H.K. Webster.
* Calumet “K” [chapter 12], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 13 1901
* Calumet “K” [chapter 13], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 20 1901
* Calumet “K” [chapter 15], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 3 1901
* Calumet “K” [chapter 16], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 10 1901
* Calumet “K” [chapter 17 and end], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1901
MÉRY, MICHEL (chron.)

* Neg-Entropy, (ss) The Stake #4 1993
MERZ, CHARLES (chron.)

* The Brothers Tevis, (ss) Colliers Jul 5 1924
* Meet Me at the Fair (with Morris Markey), (ss) McCall’s Jun 1933
MERZ, H. G. (chron.)

* Dressed for Death, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Jul 1940

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Jul 1940

* Only Human, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Mar 1940

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Mar 1940

* Partners, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Feb 1940

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Feb 1940

* Rocking Chair Sheriff, (ss) Far West May 1978
* Wood Eater, (ss) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine Nov 1940

Detective Story Magazine (UK) Nov 1940
MERZ, JON F. (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Jon F. Merz” by Blu Gilliand, (iv) Dark Discoveries Spr 2005
MERZE, MICHEL (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * Featured Artist - Michel Merze, aka DKF, (iv) Raygun Revival Aug 1 2006
MERZER, MERIDEE (chron.)

* Happenings (with Freedman), (cl) Penthouse Sep 1974
* Happenings (with John Gibson), (cl) Penthouse Jan 1975
* Happenings (with Glenn O’Brien), (cl) Penthouse Mar 1975
* Happenings, (cl) Penthouse May 1975
* Scenes, (cl) Penthouse Oct, Dec 1975, Feb, Jun, Oct 1976, Jan, May, Oct, Dec 1977
* Sounds (with John Gibson), (cl) Penthouse Mar 1975
* You Really Do Have a Problem, (ss) Mystery Monthly Oct 1976
MERZOG, DOROTHEA B. (chron.)

* Music as an Aid to the Motion-Picture Actor, (ia) Munsey’s Sep 1920
MESAROS, RON (chron.)

* Fairest and Barest, (pi) Penthouse Jan 1971
MESEREAU, JOHN (chron.)

* Dead or Alive, (ss) West Sep 24 1927
MESEREAU, MILDRED (chron.)

* Visitors Ashore!, (ss) Cupid’s Diary Dec 26 1928
MESERVE, ARTHUR L. (chron.)

* Caught in a Trap, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany May 19 1866
* Glen-Eblis Falls, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Oct 1862
* The Hunter’s Peril, (ss) People’s Home Journal Mar 1890
* Work!, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Jan 1863
MESERVE, CHARISSA (chron.)

* Somewhere, (pm) Pulpsmith Spr 1985
MESERVE, FREDERICK HILL (chron.)

* The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln, (ar) Colliers Feb 12 1944
MESERVE, S. H. (chron.)

* New York’s Great Speedway, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1900
MESERVEY, RUSS; [i.e., H. Russell Meservey] (chron.)

* The Amaitio Curse, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Feb 1934; “A Dangerous Man Hunt in Mexico.”
* Bells in Her Heart, (ss) Love Book Magazine May 1937
* The Comedy, (ss) Flyers Jan 1930
* Counterfeit Landing, (na) Air Trails May 1929
* Devils of the Dardanelles, (ss) Air Trails Dec 1930
* The Dill Pickle That Flies, (ar) Air Adventures Apr 1929
* Doomed, (ss) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Oct 1931
* The Eye of Justice, (ss) Air Adventures Mar 1929
* The Fire Eater, (n.) Flyers Mar 1930
* Gliders and Soarers, (ar) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Jul 1931
* Grim Holiday, (ss) Sky Riders Jan 1931
* Grounded, (ss) Air Adventures Jul 1929
* Half-Loop Hanley, (ss) War Aces Sep 1931
* Her Heart Wore Wings, (nv) Love Book Magazine Oct 1937
* It’s a Tough Racket, (ss) Air Adventures May 1929
* The Man Who Could Not Die, (ss) Flying Stories Aug 1930
* Murder Flight, (nv) Air Trails Oct 1929
* Murderer’s Talons, (nv) Street & Smith’s Air Trails May 1931
* Pylon Pirate, (ss) Ace Sports Aug 1940
* Sergeant Shane Runs Amuck, (ss) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Sep 1931
* Slotted Wings for Safety, (ar) Air Adventures Dec 1928
* Solo, (ss) Air Trails Jul 1929
* The Tomb of Dekkurabi, (ss) Danger Trail Oct 1934
* Wanted—A Fool-Proof Plane, (ar) Air Adventures Jan 1929
* Where Shall I Learn to Fly?, (ar) Air Adventures Mar 1929
_____, [ref.] * The Landing Field, (cl) Street & Smith’s Air Trails Sep 1931
MESHAKE, RENE ANDRE (chron.)

* Ancestors, (pm) Yellow Medicine Review v2 2007
* We Are Still Here, (pm) Yellow Medicine Review v2 2007
MESKIL, PAUL (Stewart) (1928-2005) (chron.)

* The Day World War III Almost Started, (ts) Bluebook for Men Sep 1962; East Germans who tried to kindle a Russian-American war on Christmas Day, 1958
* Operation Nightmare—SS Kapitan R., Commanding, (ts) Bluebook for Men Dec 1963; When the German army failed to take Holland, the Gestapo brought in its favorite executioner and 140,000 Dutchmen were doomed.

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