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PRIEST, JANET (chron.)

* The Persistent Wooer, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Oct 1915
PRIESTLEY, AL (chron.)

* The Battle in the Woodlands, (ts) The All-America Sports Magazine Dec 1933
PRIESTLEY, BERNARD GILBER (chron.)

* How to Keep Well, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10 1925
* The Joy-Bell Ringer, (vi) Breezy Stories Nov 1919
* President Calvin Coolidge’s Most Famous Speeches, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 8 1923
PRIESTLEY, D(orothy) M(ay) (chron.)

* Guess Who Came to Breakfast?, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Sep 1981
PRIESTLEY, J(ohn) B(oynton) (1894-1984) (chron.)

* America Becomes Nation Number One, (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1938
* An Arabian Night in Park Lane [Tom Hebblethwaite], (ss) The Strand Sep 1932

EQMM Mar 1947

* Bad Companions, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1931
* Blackout in Gretley, (n.) 1942

Cosmopolitan Jan 1943

* Come Wind, Come Weather [from Delight], (ms)

Argosy (UK) Feb 1950

* Coming to London—V, (ar) The London Magazine Feb 1956
* The Curtain Rises, (ss) Colliers Oct 27 1951
* English Journey, 1: Southampton, Smaller Than Her Ships, (ex) The Passing Show Jun 2 1934; adapted from his book.
* English Journey, 2: Cigarette City and Railway Town, (ex) The Passing Show Jun 9 1934
* English Journey, 3: We Never Lost This Paradise, (ex) The Passing Show Jun 16 1934; about the Cotswolds.
* English Journey, 4: The Mothers of Machinery, (ex) The Passing Show Jun 23 1934; in the Midlands.
* English Journey, 5: The Fraternity of the Sweet Tooth, (ex) The Passing Show Jun 30 1934; at Bournville.
* English Journey, 6: Hunting, Hose and Huge Bee-Hoves, (ex) The Passing Show Jul 7 1934; East Midlands.
* English Journey, 7: Such Goings-On!, (ex) The Passing Show Jul 14 1934; in Nottingham.
* English Journey, 8: Before You Drink a Cup of Tea, (ex) The Passing Show Jul 21 1934; in the Potteries.
* English Journey, 9: J. B. Priestley Goes North, (ex) The Passing Show Jul 28 1934; in Yorkshire.
* English Journey, 10: Children of Babel, (ex) The Passing Show Aug 4 1934; in Liverpool.
* English Journey, 11: The Wet Home of Dry Humour, (ex) The Passing Show Aug 11 1934; in Manchester.
* English Journey, 12: This Country at War, (ex) The Passing Show Aug 18 1934; in Lancashire.
* English Journey, 13: Tyneside’s Phantom Towns, (ex) The Passing Show Aug 25 1934
* English Journey, 14: Where Men Make Volcanoes, (ex) The Passing Show Sep 1 1934; in Durham and Teesdale.
* English Journey, 15: “An Infinity of Cod and Codlings, (ex) The Passing Show Sep 8 1934; in eastern England.
* English Journey, 16: English Journey’s End, (ex) The Passing Show Sep 15 1934
* The Future of the Writer, (ar) The London Magazine Jun 1954
* The Grey Ones, (nv) Lilliput Apr-May 1953
* Into the Sunlight [from English Journey], (ex)

Argosy (UK) Oct 1940

* It’s a Grand Alliance, (ia) Colliers Jun 16 1951
* I’ve Been to America, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Oct 1931
* I’ve Never Been to America, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Oct 1927
* The Other Place, (nv) The Other Place 1953

Argosy (UK) May 1953

* The Real Englishman, (ar) Lilliput Sep 1940
* Remember the Robinsons, (ar) Illustrated Jul 27 1940
* A Smash-Hit Farce, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1944; about Arsenic and Old Lace.
* The Strange Girl, (ss) Colliers May 9 1953
* Uncle Phil on TV, (ss) Lilliput Apr-May 1953

Argosy (UK) Jul 1967; in the “Author’s Choice” series

* Unemotional England, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1939
* What a Life!, (ss) The Strand Apr 1931

EQMM May 1951

* Why I Choose This Story, (is)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1967

* The Wonder of the Desert, (??) The American Magazine Feb 1952
_____, narr. * His Diary. I’m Managing Director of Me (with John Gliddon), (ar) The Passing Show Dec 3 1932
PRIESTLEY, (Opal) LEE (Shore) (1904-1999) (chron.)

* Close Shave for the Sheriff, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Mar 1950
* The Devil Wears Many Faces, (nv) Giant Western Feb 1952
* Dig My Grave, (ss) Giant Western Apr 1949
* Dogged to Death, (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Dec 1957

The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Aug 1958

* Double Dick and the Widow Woman, (ss) Texas Rangers Oct 1952
* Double Dick Follows a Star, (ss) Texas Rangers Feb 1952

Texas Rangers (UK) Oct 1952

* Double Dick Opens a Cage, (ss) Giant Western Jun 1951
* Double Dick Rides the Midnight, (ss) Giant Western Jun 1949
* Love Lesson for a Teacher, (ss) Ranch Romances Nov #2 1950
* Next Door to Death, (ss) Ranch Romances Mar #2 1954

Ranch Romances Aug 1968

* The Outlaws, (ss) Fantastic Oct 1954

Fantastic (UK) v1 #7 1954

* Path of the Whirlwind, (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories Fll 1951
PRIESTLEY, MICHAEL (W.) (1953- ) (chron.)

* The Day of Meggson’s Drawing, (ss) Mayfair Nov 1973
* Randy Maggie, Queen of the Gym-slip Strip, (ss) Mayfair Dec 1973
PRIESTLY, LEE (chron.)

* High Gradin’ Ghost, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Feb 1948
* Inside APRO (A Saucer Fan Club), (nf) Fate Jan 1959
* Short Sail to Trouble, (ss) Real Western Stories Oct 1956
* Tax Title to Trouble, (ss) Ranch Romances Jun #2 1951
PRIESTMAN, MABLE TUKE (chron.)

* Repousse Work in Brass and Copper, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Nov 1907
PRIESTMAN, VICTOR (chron.)

* New Judas, (ss) Clues Apr 1934
PRIESTNALL-HOLDEN, I. (chron.)

* Advice on Beauty, A.D. 1940, (ms) Lilliput Aug 1940
PRILL, DAVID (1959- ) (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “The Unnatural” by Lawrence Person, (br) Nova Express Fll 1996
PRILLERMAN, BYRD (chron.)

* Booker T. Washington Among His West Virginia Neighbors, (ar) National Magazine Dec 1902
PRIME, CARL (chron.)

* Blood-Money Man, (ss) Fifteen Western Tales Mar 1953
PRIMROSE, PEGGY, Lady (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Children of Notable People” by Editorial Feature [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1895
PRIMROSE, R. D. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Nebula #41 1959

, Letters in Science Fiction Adventures & Nebula
PRIMROSE, SYBIL, Lady (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Children of Notable People” by Editorial Feature [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1895
PRIMUS, MATTHEW (chron.)

* The Growl and the Growler, (ss) New Story Magazine Nov 1913; given as by Mathew Primus in toc.
* A Hot Conspiracy, (ss) New Story Magazine Oct 1913
* The Man of the Household, (ss) New Story Magazine Apr 1913
* The Wisest Guy, (ss) New Story Magazine Feb 1914
PRINCE, ANNE TOZIER (chron.)

* The Dagger, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1901
* The Wife, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1901
PRINCE, ARNOLD (chron.)

* The White Lady, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1924
PRINCE, CHARLA (chron.)

* The Light in the Other Room, (ss) Breezy Stories Oct #2 1925

Breezy Stories Apr 1945
PRINCE, F. T. (chron.)

* Gregory Nazianzen, (pm) The London Magazine Feb 1957
_____, [ref.] * “Soldiers Bathing, and Other Poems” by William Plomer, (br) The London Magazine Aug 1954
PRINCE, FRANK C. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Oct 25 1919
PRINCE, HAMILTON (chron.)

* When Time Was Up, (ss) The Argosy Aug 1913
PRINCE, HAROLD (chron.)

* “Can You Solve This Crime?” (with Jerome Prince) [Inspector Magruder], (nv) EQMM Sep 1950
* The Finger Man (with Jerome Prince) [Inspector Magruder], (ss) EQMM Jan 1945
* The Man in the Velvet Hat (with Jerome Prince) [Inspector Magruder], (ss) EQMM May 1944

Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Aug 1949

* The Watchers and the Watched (with Jerome Prince) [Inspector Magruder], (nv) EQMM Aug 1946
PRINCE, HARRY (chron.)

* A Time to Cast Away, (ss) Short Story International Apr 1982; USA.
PRINCE, HOWARD (chron.)

* Bullet Trick, (na) Private Detective Stories Mar 1947
* Close to Murder, (na) Private Detective Stories Jun 1947
PRINCE, JEROME (chron.)

* “Can You Solve This Crime?” (with Harold Prince) [*Inspector Magruder], (nv) EQMM Sep 1950
* The Finger Man (with Harold Prince) [*Inspector Magruder], (ss) EQMM Jan 1945
* The Man in the Velvet Hat (with Harold Prince) [*Inspector Magruder], (ss) EQMM May 1944

Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Aug 1949

* The Watchers and the Watched (with Harold Prince) [*Inspector Magruder], (nv) EQMM Aug 1946
PRINCE, KATEL (chron.)

* Dreaming, (pm) The Gray Goose May 1907
PRINCE, RONALD (chron.)

* The Next Victim, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 31 1925
* The Next Victim [Conclusion], (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 14 1925
PRINCE, TOM C. (chron.)

* Hidden Gold—Right Under Your Feet, (ar) Argosy Oct 1948
PRINCE, WILLIAM (chron.)

* Found—The Lost Battalion!, (ar) Sky Aces Dec 1940
PRINE, FINDLEY H. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Aug 26 1916
PRINEAS, SARAH (chron.)

* The Savage Infant, (ss) Paradox Aut 2003
PRINGLE, A. S. (chron.)

* Socialism and Capital: Why Society must Rest on a Basis of Capital Privately Owned, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Mar 21 1908
PRINGLE, ALAN (chron.)

* letter, (lt) The London Magazine Dec 1954
PRINGLE, ANN (chron.)

* Men Never Forget, (ss) All-Story Love Dec 1 1940
PRINGLE, DAVID (William) (1950- ) (chron.)

* Another 50 Hollywood Fictions, (bi) Million #11 1992; Continuing the list - another 50-odd novels about the movies and Tinseltown.
* A British View of c. 1900 Novelists, (ar)

Pulpdom Dec 1999

* Editorial, (ed) Million #1, #2, #4, #5, #6 1991, #7 1992
* Fifteen Funny Science-Fiction Novels, (ms) Million #2 1991
* The Hungarian Contribution to the British Empire, (ms) Million #2 1991
* Into the Mainstream? (with Richard Kadrey), (iv) Million #5 1991; After Empire of the Sun comes The Kindness of Women.
* Of Sequels and Prequels—and Sequels by Other Hands, (ar) Million #9 1992; Attempting to get to grips with an ever-growing phenomenon.
* 100 Significant “Scientific Romances” (Published Prior to 1950), (bi) Million #5 1991; An appendix to Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels.
* 70 Hollywood Fictions (with James Miller), (bi) Million #9 1992; The movies, movie-makers and movie myths have inspired many tales.
* Some Animal Fantasies, (bi) Million #11 1992
* Technothrillers!, (bi) Million #11 1992; A spectacular new genre of war fiction has emerged: some examples of the form.
* The Top Ten Science-Fiction Novels of “All Time”; The “Ten Best” SF Short Stories; The “Top Ten” SF Writers, (ms) Nova Express Fll/Win 2000
* UK Books Received: May 1991, (bi) Million #5 1991
PRINGLE, ERIN T. (chron.)

* The Floating Order, (ss) Electric Velocipede Win 2008
* Losing, I Think, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Sum 2005
* Trolls, (vi) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Sum 2007
PRINGLE, HARRY F. (chron.)

* The Oceans Must Yield More Food (with Lionel A. Walford, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 30 1957
PRINGLE, HENRY E. (chron.)

* Life Isn’t Like That, (ss) Grit Jul 22 1928
PRINGLE, HENRY F. (chron.)

* The 200th Year, (ar) Colliers Apr 12 1941
* America’s Leading Negro University (Howard) (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 19 1949
* America’s Oldest Private School (Phillips Academy, MA) (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1947
* Are We Letting Our Children Down? (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1950
* Babies for Sale (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 22 1951
* The “Baloney Barrage” Pays Off, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 31 1945
* The Bard’s Girl Friend, (ar) Colliers Jul 8 1939
* Big Girl Now, (ar) Colliers Jul 24 1937; Mitzi Green.
* Big-Shot Parade, (ar) Colliers Mar 18 1939
* Black-Out, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 3 1938
* Bottom of the Barrel, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 9 1943
* Boy, What They Think About You (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1951
* Brains in the Front Office, (ar) Colliers Jan 6 1934
* Champion String Puller, (ar) Colliers Feb 7 1942
* The Cities of America: Annapolis (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 10 1950
* The Cities of America: Milwaukee (with Katharine Pringle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1951

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