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PINKERTON, ROBERT E(ugene) (1882-1970); Newspaperman, writer, novelist; wilderness fan, sailor, husband of Kathrene Pinkerton (q.v.). Born in Arena, Wisconsin; died in New York City. (chron.)

* ’49 Gold, (nv) Argosy Jan 7 1939
* Avalanche, (sl) Maclean’s Feb 1, Feb 15, Mar 1 1933
* The Back Trail, (ss) Farm Journal Apr 1930
* Bangor Man, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1947
* Barry Ward’s Beard, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 8 1947
* Before Marquette (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (sl) Adventure Aug 18 1918
* Black Jack, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20, Nov 27, Dec 4, Dec 11, Dec 18 1943
* Boiled Shirts and Wool, (nv) Short Stories May 10 1930

Short Stories (UK) mid-Sep 1930

* Boiling River, (nv) Argosy Aug 13 1938
* Boss of the Roaring, (ss) The American Magazine Aug 1938
* Buzzard Bait, (n.) Argosy Oct 7 1939
* Calk Shoed Dynamite, (ss) Short Stories Aug 25 1932
* Calked Shoes, (nv) Short Stories Oct 25 1925

Short Stories (UK) mid-Mar 1926

* Captives of Fear, (n.) Star Magazine Dec 1930
* Carcajou, (ss) Short Stories Jan 25 1933

Short Stories May 1951

* Closed Seas, (nv) The Danger Trail Jun 1928
* Course and Speed, (ss) Complete Stories Nov 1926
* Dangerous Ways, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 2, Jan 9, Jan 16, Jan 23, Jan 30, Feb 6 1943
* Deep Sea Blood, (ss) Short Stories Oct 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Mar 1930

* Downstream, (nv) Short Stories May 25 1923
* Downstream, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1923

Short Stories (UK) mid-Oct 1923

* Every Man to His Trade, (ss) Argosy Jun 21 1930
* The Fighting Prodigal, (sl) Argosy Sep 19, Oct 3 1931
* A Findlay Cruise, (ss) Triple-X Jan 1927
* Fishing Fools, (nv) Short Stories Dec 10 1929

Short Stories (UK) mid-Apr 1930

* The Free Trader (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 16 1922 (+4)

The Pathfinder Mar 24 1923

* The Ghost of Locked Inlet, (sl) Argosy Jun 28, Jul 5 1930
* The Gift of the Barren Grounds (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (ss) Adventure Aug 18 1919
* The God in Him (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (na) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1921
* Grief Point, (sl) The Country Gentleman Feb, Mar 1942
* Grudge Logging, (ss) West Apr 2 1930
* Half Speed, (ss) Short Stories Mar 25 1926
* The Hard and Mean Way, (ss) Short Stories Aug 10 1928

Short Stories (UK) mid-Dec 1928

* “Hell and High Water”, (nv) Short Stories Oct 10 1925
* The Hellbenders, (na) Short Stories Jan 10 1931
* Hell’s Noon Whistle Blows, (na) Short Stories Nov 25 1930

Short Stories (UK) early-Apr 1931

* Hell’s Outpost, (nv) Short Stories Jan 25 1937
* The Hidden Kingdom (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (sl) All-Story Weekly Dec 6 1919
* High Boat, (ss) Liberty Jan 9 1937
* His Own Logs, (nv) Short Stories Aug 10 1926
* Hoofprints in the Sea, (nv) Frontier Stories Dec 1928
* The Judgement of the Rapids, (ss) Top-Notch Jun 15 1913
* Judgment of the Rapids, (ss) Western Story Magazine Nov 26 1921

Far West Stories Dec 1930

* The Jug of Faith, (ss) Short Stories May 10 1927

Short Stories (UK) early-Oct 1927

* Just Talk, (ss) Short Stories Jun 25 1934
* Justice of the Tide Rips, (nv) Short Stories Oct 10 1927
* Land of Adventure, (pm) Adventure Dec 1916
* The Laughing Lily, (nv) Argosy Nov 19 1938
* Left-Handed Jack, (ss) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Aug 13 1934
* Liege Lord, (nv) Argosy Mar 5 1938
* Like a Lynx, (nv) Short Stories Feb 10 1931
* Logging Fool, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 15, Jul 22, Aug 5 1939
* The Long Call (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1924
* Lords of the Lakes and Forests — I, (nf) Blue Book Nov 1948
* Lords of the Lakes and Forests — II, (nf) Blue Book Dec 1948
* Lords of the Lakes and Forests — III, (nf) Blue Book Jan 1949
* Lure of the Wild, (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jul 4 1925
* Maine Is For Lumberjacks, (ss) Blue Book Jan 1950
* Monument at Stovepipe, (ss) Argosy Feb 12 1938
* Murder Falls, (nv) West Jan 20 1932
* Out to Westward, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1929
* The Outlaw of the Arctic, (ss) Short Stories Jul 10 1927
* Pirate Cove, (na) West Oct 29 1927

Short Stories (UK) mid-Aug 1928

* Pirates of Foggy Reef, (nv) Argosy Aug 27 1938
* The Power of the North, (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1933
* A Pretty Country, (ss) Argosy Apr 15 1939
* Price of the Lone Wolf (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (na) Action Novels Dec 1930
* The Print of the French Hell, (nv) The Cavalier Mar 30 1912
* Reckless, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 27 1940
* Red Wolves, (nv) Short Stories Jun 10 1934
* Rescued, (ss) Woman’s World Oct 1929
* River Pig, (nv) Argosy Oct 8 1938
* Salty Gold, (nv) Short Stories Jun 10 1931

Empire Frontier Dec 1931

* Sea Law, (ss) Liberty May 8 1937
* Sea Triumph, (ss) Master Thriller Series #25 1939
* The Sea’s Way, (ss) Argosy May 8 1937
* A Ship is a She, (ss) Short Stories Sep 10 1937
* The Spider, (nv) Short Stories Sep 10 1933

Short Stories Apr 1952

* That Guy Cortes, (na) Short Stories Jul 10 1933

Short Stories (UK) mid-Nov 1933

* They Come in Threes, (nv) Short Stories Apr 25 1933
* The Thunder of Doom (with Kathrene Pinkerton), (sl) All-Story Weekly Dec 15 1917
* Trail of the Wolf, (nv) Western Adventures Jun 1936
* Treasure, (nv) Short Stories Jul 25 1934

Short Stories Dec 1951

* Trial by Battle, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1932
* Two Men and the Westward, (ss) Short Stories Mar 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Sep 1929

* Two Thorpes, (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jun 22 1929
* Two Tons of Gold, (na) Frontier Stories Jul 1928
* Velvet, (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1929
* White Water Men, (sl) West Apr 15, Apr 29 1931
* Whittled Down, (ss) Outdoor Stories Dec 1927
* Winning His Corks, (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 1931
* Without Mutiny, (nv) Short Stories Apr 25 1928

Short Stories (UK) early-Sep 1928

* Wolf Chase, (nv) Short Stories Feb 25 1936

Short Stories Feb 1954

* Yellow Ghosts, (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Oct 13 1928
_____, [ref.] * The Men Who Make the Argosy—Robert E. Pinkerton, (bg) Argosy Jun 28 1930
PINKERTON, WILLIAM ALLAN (1846-1923) (chron.)

* Is There a Criminal Class?, (iv) Secret Service Stories Sep 1928
* The Movies and Crime, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jun 8 1923
_____, narr. * The Bank of England Frauds (with E. J. Wass), (ar) The Detective Magazine Jan 5 1923
PINKESTON, ROBERT E. (chron.)

* Wolf Chase, (nv) Short Stories Feb 25 1936
PINKHAM, JAMES (chron.)

* Bad Trouble at Mexican Hill!, (nv) Max Brand’s Western Magazine Jul 1953
PINKHAM, JAMES D. (chron.)

* Blood on the Lode, (na) Thrilling Western Jul 1952
PINKNEY, EDWARD COATE (chron.)

* A Health, (pm) The All-Story Magazine Jul 1908
* A Serenade, (pm)

The All-Story Feb 1912

* Votive Song, (pm) The All-Story Magazine Feb 1909
PINKUS, BLANCHE (chron.)

* The Sunset of Her Life (with Olga Pinkus), (ss) Grit Aug 25 1940
PINKUS, OLGA (chron.)

* The Sunset of Her Life (with Blanche Pinkus), (ss) Grit Aug 25 1940
PINN, PAUL E. (chron.)

* Fish Harbour, (ss) Xenos Feb 1993
* The Orphan and Her Master, (ss) Dementia 13 #14 1994
PINNER, D. H. (chron.)

* Letter, (lt) Argosy (UK) Nov 1933
PINOL, A. R. (chron.)

* The Conscience of the Republic, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 24 1920; interview with Warren Harding.
PINOL, MELISSA (chron.)

* Banshee, (pm) Fables (online Win 2000
* Cerridwen, (pm) Fables (online Aut 2000
* Earth Dragon, (pm) Fables (online Win 2000
* Endings (To Hecate), (pm) Fables (online Aut 2002
* The Green Man, (pm) Fables (online Aut 2000
* Lady of the Mad, (pm) Fables (online Aut 2001
* Shapeshifter’s Chant, (pm) Fables (online Win 2000
* To Lilith, (pm) Fables (online Aut 2002
PINSKER, SANFORD (chron.)
_____, reviews: * Postmodernist Theory and the Academic Novel’s Latest Turn, (br) The Sewanee Review Win 2003
PINSKY, ROBERT (chron.)

* At Pleasure Bay, (pm) Raritan Spr 1988
* The Beach Women, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1975
* Essay on Psychiatrists, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1975
* Joyce Peseroff’s The Hardness Scale, (ar) Ploughshares Fll 1978
* A Long Branch Song, (pm) South Carolina Review Fll 1983
* Stanzas from Valéry, (pm) Ploughshares Sum 1979
PINTER, HAROLD (1930- ) (chron.)

* All Gone, (sg) Zembla Magazine Sum 2005; lyrics for a song for the filmscript of THE SERVANT.
* poem, (pm) Bananas #9 1977
* Problem, (ss) Transatlantic Review #60 1977
* Tea Party, (ss) Playboy Jan 1965
_____, [ref.] * “Old Times Revisited” by Heathcote Williams, (ar) Bananas #3 1975
PINTO (chron.)

* Treasure on the Ocean Floor, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20 1942; Gulf-coast Greeks go down; sponges come up (Color photographs).
PINTO, CECILIA (chron.)

* Monster, (ss) Esquire Jan 2000
PINTO, ORESTE (chron.)

* The Traitor of Arnhem, (nf) Suspense (UK) Sep 1960
* Would You Call Him Friend or Enemy?, (ar) Bluebook Mar 1953
PIN-UP GIRL"

* Limerick Contest, (cn) Rangeland Romances Oct 1945, Apr 1949
PIOMBINO, NICK (chron.)

* The Broken Angel (1992), (pm) Kiosk #1 2002
* Fantasy (1994), (pm) Kiosk #1 2002
* Flag as Transitional Object #1 [September 18, 2001], (es) Kiosk #1 2002
* Flag as Transitional Object #2 (September 22, 2001), (es) Kiosk #1 2002
PIONEER, THE (chron.)

* The Out-Trail to Glory, (cl) Pioneer Western Aug 1937
* Wagon Trail to Glory, (cl) Pioneer Western Oct 1937
* War Call for Mountain Men, (cl) Pioneer Western Sep 1937
PIOVENE, GUIDO (chron.)

* An Ideal Journey through Italy - Modern Characteristics of Historic Regions, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Dec 1957; tr. by Hélène Cantarella
PIPE, WILLIAM (chron.)

* The Princes of the Church, (ia) Munsey’s Dec 1898
PIPER, ANSON (chron.)

* Black Creek Buckaroo, (n.) Blue Ribbon Western Feb 1942
* Deadline Brands, (ss) Real Western (Canada) Dec 1944
* The Painted Ghost, (na) Double Action Western Jul 1942
* Platt of the Panhandle, (na) Western Action Dec 1942
* Trouble Shooter, (na) Double Action Western Mar 1943
PIPER, DAVID (chron.)

* The Haunted Palace (with Rosemary Gilliat), (pi) Lilliput Apr 1950; commentary by Piper on photo sequence of Fontainbleau by Gilliat.
* letter, (lt) New Worlds Sep 1958

, Letters in New Worlds

* Sur le pont d’Avignon, (ar) Lilliput Sep 1950; commentary on photo sequence by Brassai.
PIPER, DAVID TOWRY (1918-1990); see pseudonym Peter Towry (chron.)
PIPER, EDGAR; No information; not to be confused with Indiana author Edgar Bramwell Piper (1865-1928). (chron.)

* Any Jail Is a Jail, (ss) Argosy Jun 20 1936
* Devil’s Sunset, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1934

Master Thriller Series #11 1936

* Down Hell’s Gullet, (ss) Adventure Mar 1 1935
* Sailorman’s Bottle, (ss) World Man Hunters Apr 1934

Argosy Dec 7 1935
PIPER, EDGAR EUGENE (chron.)

* Hot Potato’s Mission, (ss) War Birds Dec 1928
* Rough-pile, (ss) Sea Stories Aug 1929
* Sergeant Cognac, (ss) War Stories Feb 28 1929
PIPER, EILEEN (chron.)

* Our in-and-out Sparrow, (ar) Harlequin Sep 1976
PIPER, FLORENCE GADDESS (chron.)

* Motorman 28, (ss) Top-Notch Feb 15 1911
PIPER, H(enry) BEAM (1904-1964) (chron.)

* Day of the Moron, (nv) Astounding Sep 1951

Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Mar 1952

* Dearest, (ss) Weird Tales Mar 1951

Weird Tales (UK) #10 1951

* He Walked Around the Horses [Paratime Police], (nv) Astounding Apr 1948

Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Dec 1948

* Last Enemy [Verkan Vall; Paratime Police], (na) Astounding Aug 1950

Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Feb 1951

* The Mercenaries, (nv) Astounding Mar 1950

Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Oct 1950

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