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PASSER, ROLFE (chron.) (continued)

* 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
* Ark Royal, (ar) Illustrated Aug 9 1941
* Benito Digs for Our Victory, (ar) National Home Monthly Dec 1941
* Birmingham Hits Back, (ar) Illustrated Nov 2 1940
* The Bond Street El Dorado [Man with Microscopic Eyes], (ss) Illustrated Feb 1 1941
* The Bride Was Chiming, (ss) Illustrated Jul 6 1940
* The Broadcast Murders, (sl) The Passing Show May 29, Jun 5, Jun 12, 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
* Calais Inn [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Oct 19 1940
* Cavalcade of Christmas Coins, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 30 1935
* 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
* Christmas in a Flying Boat and in a Public Shelter, (ar) Illustrated Dec 28 1940
* The Cigarettes You Can’t Get, (ar) Illustrated Aug 9 1941
* Cobra [Det.Insp. Garland], (ss) Illustrated Apr 13 1940
* 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
* The Emerald Melons [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jul 8 1939
* Father of All Tourists, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 11 1938; about Karl Baedeker.
* Firewalker..., (ar) The Passing Show Sep 14 1935
* Frendlesham’s First-Born [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jun 17 1939
* The Giovanni [Man with Microscopic Eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jun 24 1944
* The Greatest Flights of All, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 27 1935
* The Grey Colossus [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Sep 7 1940
* The Immaculate Brethren [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jul 29 1939
* Inside Woolwich Arsenal, (ar) Illustrated Jun 15 1940
* The Invisible War: ... but the Continent Can’t Blockade Us, (ar) Illustrated Sep 7 1940
* Kaspar Hauser [Men of Mystery #3], (ar) The Passing Show Apr 2 1938
* The Left-Handed Cipher [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Dec 2 1939
* The Life Story of a Loud Voice (with Colin Symons), (ar) The Passing Show Aug 17 1935
* The Lombard Street Mystery [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Aug 19 1939
* 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 in Tanks, (ar) Illustrated Nov 23 1940
* Men Like Moles, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 5 1935; (about the construction of the London Underground).
* Millionaires’ Toyshop, (ar) Illustrated May 20 1939
* Millions Under the Hammer, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 22 1936
* The Missing Jester [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jun 24 1939
* Over Five Furlongs [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jul 27 1940
* Over the Western Ocean, (ar) The Passing Show May 23 1936; about various transatlantic crossings.
* Owl Face [Man with Microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Jan 13 1940
* 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
* Saturday’s Scarecrow [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Oct 21 1939
* The Searchlight Gun [Man with microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated May 27 1939
* Serpents—and the Modern Eve, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 15 1935
* Shelter in the East, (ar) Illustrated Oct 5 1940
* Somewhere in England, (ss) Illustrated Dec 23 1939
* Sons of a Gun!, (ar) Illustrated Aug 24 1940; about the Cranmer Brothers who form an anti-tank team between them.
* The Spider Orchid [Det.Insp. Garland], (ss) Illustrated Jun 22 1940
* 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.
* Trouble in Paradise [Man with Microscopic eyes], (ss) Illustrated Mar 9 1940
* 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 2, 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
* A Touch of Velvet, (pi) Penthouse Jul 1993
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
* The House Cat, (pm) Puritan Mar 1901
* 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
PASTOR, V(erbena) “BEN”; (1950- ) (chron.)

* The Case of the Accursed Vairene [Solomon Meisl-Horowitz], (ss) The Strand Magazine #3 1999
* The Case of the Monstrous Assailant, (ss) The Strand Magazine #5 2000
* The Case of the Red Alley Murder, (ss) The Strand Magazine #4 2000
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, JOHN (chron.)

* letter (OH), (lt) Captain Future Spr, Fll 1940
PATCH, KATE (Whiting) (1870-1909) (chron.)

* The Betrothal Ring, (ss) The Scrap Book Aug #2 1907
* 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
* A Knight of the Glass Slipper, (ss) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1906
* Mrs. Tetlow’s Thanksgiving Guests, (ss) National Magazine Nov 1899
* The Other Side of Christmas, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1909
* Within the Shadow, (ss) The Cavalier Feb 1909
PATCH, PETER (chron.)

* The Gold Fish, (ss) 10 Story Book Mar 1923
PATCHES, PURPLE (chron.)

* I’m Allergic to Love, (hu) Stag (Canada) Fll 1941
PATCHETT, ANN (chron.)

* “My Life in Sales”, (es) The Atlantic Sum 2008
PATE, DELL. H. (chron.)

* The Leopard of Azzur, (ss) Far East Adventure Stories Apr 1931; New Author’s Corner.
PATE, JAMES (chron.)

* Evening Travel, (pm) Harpur Palate Sum 2006
* The Piano Downstairs, (pm) Harpur Palate Sum 2006
PATE, JUSTIN (chron.)

* Call of the Plains, (pm) Excitement Nov 1930
* Christmas! Oo, La-La!, (ss) College Stories Jan 1932
* Deuce Set, (ss) College Stories Oct 1931
* Five Little Fishes, (ss) Top-Notch Nov 1934
* Food for Baby, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 1935
* The Little Blonde Goddess, (ss) Clues Detective Stories Sep 1935
* Whirlwind, (ss) Excitement Dec 1930; A murdering outlaw horse.
* Zero, (ss) Clues Detective Stories Dec 1935
PATE, RANDOLPH McCALL (chron.)

* My Ten Days on a Reef with Lana Turner, (ar) Argosy Dec 1959
PATE, ROBERTA M. (chron.)

* A Laugh in Time, (ms) Ranch Romances Jul 18 1952
* Lippin’ Waddy’s Lament, (pm) Ranch Romances Apr #3 1952
* One Night in Old Tascosa, (ms) Ranch Romances Jan #1 1953
* That Rafter-L Girl, (ss) Western Romances Apr 1952
* Wildcatters Not Welcome, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Aug 1945
PATE, WILLARD (chron.)

* Interview with Richard Wilbur, (iv) South Carolina Review Fll 1970
PATEL, AMISHA (chron.)

* Yet, (pm) Backwards City Review Spr 2007
PATEMAN, EDWIN F. (chron.)

* Letter, (lt) Argosy (UK) Feb 1934
PATER, WALTER (Horatio) (1839-1894) (chron.)

* An Appreciation of the Mona Lisa, (ar)

Famous Story Magazine Jul 1926
The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Nov 1926

* The Flame of Life, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1928

* The Golden Book, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine Feb 1927

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