The FictionMags Index

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QUELCH, H. STANLEY (chron.)

• * Danse Macabre, (ss) Mystery Stories #21 194?

QUEMINET, F. M. (chron.)

• * My Indian Friend, (ss) Lilliput Apr 1943; aged 24; first published story.

QUENDELL, PHILLIP (chron.)

• * Rough Justice, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Nov 1949

QUENNELL, PETER (chron.)

• * Civil Service: The Sansons 1688-1847, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1945
• * Editorial Note, (ed) The Cornhill Magazine Win 1949
• * Electrifying the Audience, (ar) The London Magazine Aug 1955
• * Foreword, (fw) The Cornhill Magazine Aut 1960
• * Gavarni: The Butterfly-Chaser, (ar) Lilliput Oct 1944; related to colour pictorial feature.
• * Giacomo Serpotta, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Win 1949
• * The Goncourts, (ar) The London Magazine Jan 1956
• * Jane, (ar) Lilliput May 1942; about the famous comic-strip.
• * Odi et Amo, (ar) The London Magazine Oct 1957

_____, reviews:

• * John Ruskin, (br) The London Magazine Jan 1955
• * The Life of J.-K. Huysmans, (br) The London Magazine Oct 1955
• * The Mirror of Art, (br) The London Magazine Aug 1956

_____, trans.

• * Island of Women, by L. Marcel Devic [from The Book of the Marvels of India], (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1951

_____, [ref.]

• * “Hogarth’s Progress” by C. V. Wedgwood, (br) The London Magazine Oct 1955

QUENTIN, DOROTHY; pseudonym of Madeleine Batten, (1911-1983) (chron.)

• * Far Island, (sl) Home Notes Aug 8 1957

QUENTIN, PATRICK; pseudonym of Richard Wilson Webb & Hugh Callingham Wheeler, works after 1952 are by Wheeler alone (chron.)

• * Death Freight, (na) The American Magazine Jan 1951
• * The Man in the Net, (n.) Cosmopolitan Jun 1956
• * A Puzzle for Fools [Peter Duluth], (nv) ’tec May 1939
• * Puzzle for Poppy [Peter & Iris Duluth], (ss) EQMM Feb 1946
  • EQMM “Overseas Edition" Feb 1946
  • Magpie Aug 1951
• * Run to Death [Peter Duluth], (na) Mystery Book Magazine Fll 1948
• * The Scarlet Box, (sl) The American Magazine Dec 1951

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Man in the Net” by Jean Francis Webb, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959

QUENTIN, POL (chron.)

• * The Blank Page (with Jacques Baif), (ss) Colliers Mar 22 1947
  • The Saturday Evening Post Fll 1972

QUERTERMOUS, BRYON BRYON (chron.)

• * Scott Wolven Interview, (iv) Crimespree Magazine #12 2006

QUERTERMOUS, BYRON (chron.)

• * Angel Eyes, (ss) Detective Mystery Stories #35 2003

QUEST, ANTHONY (chron.)

• * Fear Walked Beside Her, (ss) Oracle May 11 1957
• * Girl without Memory, (ss) Oracle Jul 22 1950

QUEST, MARC (chron.)

• * The Forgery of Fingerprints, (ar) Clues Jul 1927

QUESTAN (chron.)

• * Gyppo, (pm) Galaxy May 1946
• * Junk, (pm) Galaxy Feb 1946

QUETCHENBACH, BERNARD (chron.)

• * The Hermit’s Work and The Hermit’s Fall, (ss) Rosebud #28 2003

QUICK, DOROTHY; pseudonym of Margaret Rogers Straub, (1900-1962) (chron.)

• * The Artist and the Door, (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1952
  • Weird Tales (UK) #20 1953
• * Bedside Manner, (ss) Breezy Stories Jul 1940
• * Come-Back, (pm) Rob Wagner’s Script Mar 18 1944
• * Crowded Honeymoon, (ss)
  • The Yellow Book #92 1940
• * The Dark Things, (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1953
  • Weird Tales (UK) v3 #1 1953
• * Demon Lover, (pm) Weird Tales Nov 1953
  • Weird Tales (UK) v1 #2 1954
• * For a Sea Lover, (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1951
  • Weird Tales (UK) #9 1951
• * For Mother, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1946
• * Forest God, (pm) Weird Tales Nov 1949
  • Weird Tales (UK) #2 1949
• * An Italian Night, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1924
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Dec 1935
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 16
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales May 1946
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 16
• * Little Things, (pm) Driftwind Nov 1932
• * The Lost City, (ss) Select Stories Mar 1942; science fiction.
• * Love Song, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine May 20 1933
• * Out of Space, (pm) Weird Tales May 1952
  • Weird Tales (UK) #17 1952
• * Pattern, (pm) Weird Tales Jul 1950
  • Weird Tales (UK) #6 1950
• * Sand Dune, (pm) Driftwind Mar 1936
• * Sea King’s Daughter, (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1950
  • Weird Tales (UK) #3 1950
• * Sleepers, (pm) Weird Tales Sep 1951
  • Weird Tales (UK) #13 1952
• * That Red Lace from Paris, (ss)
  • The Yellow Book #92 1940
• * Three Men, (pm) Weird Tales Jul 1951
  • Weird Tales (UK) #12 1951
• * Turn Over, (ss) Weird Tales Nov 1940
  • Weird Tales (UK) #2 1942
• * Two for a Bargain [Patchwork Quilt], (nv) Unknown Dec 1940
  • Unknown (UK) Dec 1940
• * Unsought Advice, (pm) Weird Tales May 1937
  • Cosmos #2 1938
• * Walpurgis Night, (pm) Weird Tales Jan 1954
  • Weird Tales (UK) v1 #3 1954
• * The Witch of Venice, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jun 1942
• * Witch Woman, (pm) Weird Tales May 1954
  • Weird Tales (UK) v1 #5 1954
• * Witch’s Brew, (pm) Weird Tales Mar 1954
  • Weird Tales (UK) v1 #4 1954

QUICK, EDWIN A. (chron.)

• * Freemasonry, (ar) Munsey’s Oct 1904

QUICK, (John) HERBERT (1861-1925) (chron.)

• * After the War Orders, What?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 27 1917
• * America an Experiment in Transportation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1922
• * The Average American and the Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1916
• * Borrowing from Your Uncle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 17 1917
• * The Boys’ Revolt in Fairview, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 18 1916; Note that this item makes reference to the earlier unattributed things about “Fairview,” which may be either short stories or articles with the names changed. One assumes they are all, then by Herbert Quick. (There is no contents page in this period of the magazine, so claasification is a guess.).
• * Fighting the Kaiser in the Kitchen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 11 1917
• * A Good Old Rebel, (ss) Colliers Apr 4 1914
• * Governor Bob, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 23 1911; Robert La Follette.
• * The Great Cotton Combine, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 8 1905
• * The Great Farmers’ Strike, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1915
• * Handling the Parks, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1916
• * The Hawkeye, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1923
• * The Hawkeye [chapter XXXIV], (sl) Ladies Home Journal Aug 1923
• * The Heart of Goliath, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 8 1908
• * If They Have Their Way, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1921
• * Industrial Preparedness, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 26 1916
• * The Invisible Woman, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1924
• * The Late Lamented, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29, Aug 5 1916
• * Law and Amelia Whinnery, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1907
• * One Man’s Life, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20, Jun 27, Jul 4, Jul 18, Aug 15, Aug 29 1925
• * Our Daily Bread, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 26 1919
• * Romance of a Book Farmer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 8 1916; (meaning going by the book).
• * The Rural-Credit Firing Squad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1916
• * Seventeen-Year-People, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 28 1919; (political cycles).
• * Shall We Give Up the Ship?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 5 1916
• * Solution of the Railroad Problem, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 11 1922
• * The Stalking of Pauguk, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 1908
• * Taking the Water Out of the Cost of Living, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 18 1919
• * To Our Imperial Voteresses, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1919
• * Transportation Possiblilities and Impossibilities, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1922
• * The Triumph of Billy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 8 1906
• * Uncle Sam Cleans Up Springfield, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1916
• * Vandemark’s Folly, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1922
• * Virginia of the Air-Lanes, (sl) Cosmopolitan Jul, Sep 1909
• * Where Do We Go from Hoboken?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 11 1919
• * Wherewith Shall We Be Fed?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1917
• * Why I Prefer Wilson to Roosevelt, (ar) The American Magazine Nov 1912

QUICK, J. W. (chron.)

• * Cornered, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Oct 1898
• * When Father Christmas Came to the Grange, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Christmas 1898

QUICK, KATHRYN (chron.)

• * I Sit Down in What’s Left of My Shirt to Tell You, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7 1970

QUICK, LESLIE W. (chron.)

• * Four-Flushing, (ss) Sea Stories Jan 1925

QUIEX, RAYMOND (chron.)

• * The War in Space, (sl) The Boys’ Magazine Aug 14 1926
  • Boys’ Magazine Oct 16 1926; interplanetary invasion novel notable for the earliest known use of the word “starship”.
• * The War in Space [Part last of ?], (sl) Boys’ Magazine Oct 23 1926; interplanetary invasion novel notable for the earliest known use of the word “starship”.

QUIGGIN, WALLACE (chron.)

• * Three Days that Shook the World, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1949

QUIGLEY, DOROTHY (chron.)

• * Church Life in New York, (ar) The Junior Munsey May 1901

QUIGLEY, FRANK (chron.)

• * Holyoke, the Paper Metropolis, (ar) National Magazine Dec 1903

QUIGLEY, HAROLD S. (chron.)

• * The Drift in the Pacific, Our Troubles with Japan, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Sep 1940

QUIGLEY, R. A. (chron.)

• * Sleeping Partner, (ss) Argosy (UK) Dec 1970

QUIGLEY, RICHARD (chron.)

• * To Clear His Name, (ss) The Argosy Feb 20 1892

QUIGLEY, ROBERT (chron.)

• * The Existentialist, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1973
• * The Gauntlet, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1973
• * A Good Place to Hide, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1973
• * Pink Palace Syndrome, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1974
• * Something to Smile About, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1973
• * The Stay-at-Home, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1973

QUIGLEY, SARAH RUTH (chron.)

• * A Tenement Portia, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Apr 1910

QUIGLEY, WALTER ELI (chron.)

• * Like Father Like Son, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1941; (Lindberghs).

QUILIBET, PHILIP (chron.)

• * Drift-Wood, (ss) The Oct, | Sheldon and Company, 1868-1878, New York 1873

QUILL, MONICA; pseudonym of Ralph McInerny, (1929- ) (chron.)

• * No Wick for the Rested [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (ss) EQMM Jul 2007

QUILLEN, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Conscience Stockings, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 18 1922
• * Filthy Lucre, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20 1920
• * Herbert Strong, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 3 1920
• * Pickles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 13 1920
• * Platitudes, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 18 1920
• * Prayer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 22 1920
• * Self-Pity, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1920
• * Small-Town Stuff, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 3, Jan 10, Jan 24, Jan 31, Feb 21, Mar 27, Apr 10, May 15, May 22, May 29, Jun 5, Jun 12, Jun 19, Jun 26, Jul 10, Jul 24, Aug 7, Aug 14, Aug 21, Sep 4, Sep 18, Oct 2, Oct 9, Oct 23, Dec 11 1920, Jan 1, Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, Mar 19, Mar 26, Apr 23 1921, Mar 25, Oct 21 1922, May 19, Jun 9, Jun 16, Jul 7, Jul 14, Sep 8 1923, Feb 9 1924
• * Small-Town Stuff, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 6, Nov 13, Nov 27, Dec 4 1920
• * Small-Town Stuff: Lessons, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1922

QUILLER, A., Jr. (chron.)

_____, reviews:

• * The Gate of Knowledge, (br) The International Oct 1917

QUILLER-COUCH, [Sir] ARTHUR T(homas) (1863-1944); see pseudonym Q (chron.)

• * Books for Everybody:
  ___ On Getting the Child Out of the Way, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 11 1922
  ___ The Reading Public, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 4 1922
• * Books You Ought to Read:
  ___ No “Hundred Best Books”, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 2 1922
  ___ On Libraries, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 9 1922
  ___ The Simple Secret, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 18 1922
  ___ Three Great Writers Who Wrote for the People, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 25 1922
• * The Boy by the Beach, (ss); from: Noughts and Crosses.
  • Short Stories Jul 1891
• * The Bridals of Ysselmonde, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1901
• * The Carol, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1931
• * Colonel Baigent’s Christmas, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1935
• * A Corrected Contempt, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1934
• * Cuckoo Valley Railway, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1933