The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

PYNE, CARL (chron.) (continued)

• * Shanghai Pierce, (ts) Ranch Romances May #2 1935

PYNE, FRANCIS PAUL (chron.)

• * Kayo for Cupid, (ss) Fight Stories Spr 1952

PYNN, CHRIS (chron.)

• * L For Leather, (ar) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine Spr 1947

PYNN, LINCOLN (chron.)

• * Down Memory Lane, (pi) Railroad Magazine Feb 1943

PYSHORN, H. A. E. (chron.)

• * The Average Man, (ss) Lilliput Jan 1941
• * Surprise Packet, (ss) Lilliput Feb 1942

PYTHAGORAS (chron.)

• * Self Examination, (pm) Watson’s Magazine Nov 1906

PYTHAGORAS, MADAME (chron.)

• * How Elinor Glyn Gets That Way, (cl) Midnight Oct 21 1922
• * Madame Pythagoras Tells the World, (cl) Midnight Nov 4 1922
• * The Sad Tale of George R., (cl) Midnight Oct 28 1922
• * We’ve Got Your Number, (cl) Midnight Oct 14 1922

Q; pseudonym of Arthur T. Quiller-Couch, (1863-1944) (chron.)

• * Castle Dor (with Daphne du Maurier), (ab) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1961
• * The “Great Five-by-Four, (ss)
  • Tauchnitz Magazine Feb 1892
• * The Keys of Mortallone, (n.) The London Magazine Dec 1910
• * “Once Aboard the Lugger, (ss)
  • Tauchnitz Magazine Mar 1892
• * The Paradise of Choice, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1927
• * The Problem of Our Police, (ar) The Detective Magazine Jun 8 1923
• * The Two Householders, (ss); from "An Extract from the Memoirs of Gabriel Foot — Highwayman" New York Sunday Sun.
  • Short Stories Feb 1891

Q. (chron.)

• * The Drawn Blind, (ss) The Wave Mar 24 1894
• * Wrestlers., (ss) The Wave Feb 8 1896

Q., I. (chron.)

• * Four Corners of the Earth, (cl) The Golden Book Magazine Apr 1934

Q., J. P. (chron.)

• * The Abuse of Reading, (ar) Old and New Apr 1873

Q., J. W. (chron.)

• * Apache Blacksmith, (ar) 10 Story Western Magazine Mar 1945; not listed in TOC.
• * Indian Boners, (ar) 10 Story Western Magazine Dec 1948
• * Pay Up, Cowboy, (nf) 10 Story Western Magazine Feb 1946
• * When Injuns Were Tops!, (ar) 10 Story Western Magazine Mar 1945; not listed in TOC.

Q., Q. Q. (chron.)

• * Monkwynd, (ss) The Library of Fiction, or The Family Storyteller v1 1836

QUACKENBOS, JOHN D. (chron.)

• * Educational Use of Hypnotism, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jul 1900
• * Educational Value of Hypnotism, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jul 1900
• * Moral Value of Hypnotic Suggestion, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Feb 1900
• * Reciprocal Influence in Hypnotism, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1901

QUACKENBOS, MARY GRACE (chron.)

• * The Answer to the Immigration Problem, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1911
• * Why They Come, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1910

QUACKENBUSH, ALICE T. A. (chron.)

• * My Daughter’s Garden, (ar) People’s Home Journal Apr 1927

QUAD, M.; pseudonym of C. B. Lewis (chron.)

• * At Canali’s, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Dec 1906
• * A Battle Within a Battle, (vi) The New York Sunday World
  • Romance Aug 1891
• * Bowser: Genealogist, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 7 1902
• * Bowser’s Memoranda. He Jots Down Many Little Things to Make History, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 17 1902
• * The Game at the Black Wolf, (ss) Poker Chips Aug 1896
• * The Girl at Binko’s, (ss) 10 Story Book Mar 1904
• * Giving Him a Chance, (ss) The White Elephant Sep 1897
• * How Major Wharton Let Go, (ss) National Magazine May 1900
• * Mr. Bowser, Hypnotist. It Wasn’t His Fault that His Experiments Were Not a Success, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 3 1902; also, ills from next week’s cover of Pearson’s Short Stories.
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. He Buys a Kodak and Takes Some Snap-Shots, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 5 1902
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. He Goes Forth to Hunt the Festive Snipe, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Mar 29 1902
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. He Is Called Upon to Settle a Dispute, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 12 1902
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. He Offers up his Life in the Interests of Medical Science., (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 10 1902
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. He Proves the Theory of Transmigration, and Meets with an Adventure, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 26 1902
• * Mr. Bowser’s Tribulations. The Effect a Summer Drink like his Mother Used to Make had on Him, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 19 1902
• * Reading Indiana Character, (vi); from: New York Sunday Sun.
  • Short Stories Jan 1891
• * The Tavern in the Woods, (ss) New York Weekly
  • Romance Feb 1891
• * The Traders That Whipped the Man-’O-War, (ss) National Magazine Sep 1901
• * Trial by Judge, (ss) The Detroit Tribune
  • Romance Oct 1891
• * Who Comes Here?, (ss) The New York Sunday World
  • Romance Jun 1891

QUADE, B. (chron.)

• * From Hank to Geo.:
  ___ 1. Hank Breaks Into “Colledge”, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Oct 25 1915
  ___ II— Hank and the College Jokesmiths, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Nov 10 1915
  ___ 3. Hank Plays Basket Ball, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Nov 25 1915
• * Hank and the College Jokesmiths, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Nov 10 1915
• * Hank Breaks Into “Colledge”, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Oct 25 1915
• * Hank Plays Basket Ball, (ss) Tiptop Semi-Monthly Nov 25 1915

“QUAEVIS”

• * The Service, (vi) Mystery and Detection Jul 1935

QUAIFE, E. L. (chron.)

• * Ten Tons of Pork, (ar) Successful Farming Feb 1929

QUAIFFE, E. L. (chron.)

• * His Hog Raising Plan Is Hard to Beat, (ar) The Country Gentleman Nov 1953

QUAIL, ANN (chron.)

• * Sweet Innocents, (ss) Pictorial Review Feb 1931

QUAIL, JOSEPH N. (chron.)

• * La Senora, (ss) The Cavalier Jan 1912
• * William Henry Jones’ Courtships, (ss) The Live Wire Jun 1908

QUAILE, MAX (chron.)

• * Dark Eyes Seeking, (ss) Weekly Welcome Jan 16 1960
• * Love Must Be Sure, (ss) Oracle Apr 27 1957

QUAINE, J. P. (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Stanley Larnach and J.P. Quaine: Forgotten Australian Collectors of Penny Bloods” by James Doig, (ar) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Apr 2009

QUALES (chron.)

• * Mortality, (pm)
  • The Argosy Oct 28 1893

QUALEY, ALFRED (chron.)

• * Venetia Macintosh, (ss) Blast: A Magazine of Proletarian Short Stories Jun 1934

QUALEY, J. S. (chron.)

• * The Incredible Saga of Sibley Scout, (ss) Man’s Conquest Jan 1959; “He had a name that nobody could say right—Graurd. But the smoke of his guns and the daring of his escapades spelled it out for all to see. And before he was through, even the Sioux nation could pronounce it. Here is his true story.”

QUAMMEN, DAVID (1948- ) (chron.)

• * Walking Out, (ex) TriQuarterly #48 1980

QUANDA (chron.)

• * Cartoon, (ct)
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1973
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1973
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1974

QUANTRILL, MALCOLM (chron.)

• * Art:
  ___ New Austrian Painting, (cl) The London Magazine Feb 1978

QUARLES, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Adventurers All, (ts) Short Stories Mar 10 1931

QUARLES, EDWIN LATHAM (chron.)

• * The Lair of Dreams, (pm) The Smart Set May 1902
• * My Truth, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1903
• * Versus, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5 1924

QUARLES, FRANCIS (chron.)

• * A Divine Rapture, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1929
• * Respice Finem, (pm)
  • The All-Story Dec 1913

QUARLES, K., Mrs. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1928
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 15

QUARNSTROM, LEE (chron.)

• * Fables, (ss) Spit in the Ocean #1 1974

QUARTERLY JUDGES, THE (chron.)

• * The Quarterly Prizes, (ms) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1931

QUARTUS, JOHN (chron.)

• * The Neophyte, (ss) New Story Magazine Jul 1914
• * Tragedy, (ss) New Story Magazine Oct 1913
• * Up to Date, (ss) New Story Magazine May 1915

QUASIMODO, SALVATORE (chron.)

• * Insomni (with Sonia Raiziss), (pm) Atlantic Monthly Dec 1957; tr. by Alfredo De Palchi

QUAST, T. H. (chron.)

• * Hi, Miss Frisco, (nf) Railroad Magazine May 1948

QUATRELLES; pseudonym of Ernest L’Épine, (1826-1893) (chron.)

• * The Stone Breaker, (ss) The Strand Mar 1891; trans. from French.

QUATTLEBAUM, A. W. (chron.)

• * A Son of Grandon, (ss) Boys’ Life Oct 1925

QUATTROCCHI, FRANK (chron.)

• * Assignment in the Unknown, (nv) Astounding Feb 1951
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Aug 1951

QUATTROMI, JOHN (chron.)

• * ...And All That Therein Is (with Mike Ashley), (ed) Xeron #3 1996

_____, reviews:

• * Padoga, (fr) Xeron #3 1996

QUATTROMINI, FRANK (chron.)

• * Editorial (with Mike Ashley), (ed) Xeron #1 1965

QUATTROMINI, JOHN (chron.)

• * SF Poll (with Mike Ashley), (ms) Xeron #1 1965

QUAYLE, JACK Y., Jr. (chron.)

• * Right Double-Cross, (ss) Champion Sports Magazine Oct 1938; (boxing).

QUAYLE, JOHN Y., Jr. (chron.)

• * Billy the Kid’s Nemesis, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Feb 1946
• * Double-Cross - in Spades!, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Aug 1945
• * Nightmare Town, (ar) 10 Story Western Magazine Sep 1947

QUAYLE, JOHN, Jr. (chron.)

• * Lawmen Die Hard, (ss) Action Stories Win 1945

QUAYLE, RANDOLPH (chron.)

• * Stamps in the Day’s News, (cl) The American Boy Feb 1919, Jan, Feb 1922

QUEAL, LAURA (chron.)

• * Rainy Weather Project, (ar) Woman’s Day Feb 1950

QUEEN, CARLOS (chron.)

• * Fake Eyes, (ss) Detective Mystery Stories #42 2003

QUEEN, EFFIE (chron.)

• * Holiday Queen, (ss) Thrilling Romances #4 1948

QUEEN, ELLERY; pseudonym of Frederic Dannay & Manfred B. Lee (chron.)

• * The Adventure of the Bearded Lady [“The Sinister Beard”; Ellery Queen], (nv) Mystery Aug 1934
  • The Passing Show Dec 1 1934
• * The Adventure of the Blind Bullet [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Sep 1943; The cover and the TOC give the title simply as “The Blind Bullet”.
• * The Adventure of the Dead Cat [Ellery Queen], (ss) EQMM Oct 1946
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Apr 1955
• * The Adventure of the Fire-Bug [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Mar 1943; The title on the cover and TOC is simply “The Fire-Bug”.
• * The Adventure of the Frightened Star [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Spr 1942
• * The Adventure of the Good Samaritan [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Nov 1942
• * The Adventure of the Hanging Acrobat [“The Girl on the Trapeze”; Ellery Queen], (nv) Mystery May 1934
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Dec 1949
• * The Adventure of the Inner Circle [Ellery Queen], (nv) EQMM Jan 1947
• * The Adventure of the Mad Tea-Party [Ellery Queen], (nv) The Red Book Magazine Oct 1934; collected in The Adventures of Ellery Queen (Stokes, 1934).
  • EQMM Nov 2005
• * The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM May 1943; also as “The Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds”; The TOC omits the words “The Adventure of”.; The title on the cover and TOC is simply “The Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds”.
  • EQMM Aug 2005
• * The Adventure of the Meanest Man in the World [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Jul 1942; [given as “The Meanest Man in the World” on cover and title page]
• * The Adventure of the Mouse’s Blood [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Sep 1942; [Title on cover and TOC shortened to “The Mouse’s Blood”]
• * The Adventure of the Murdered Ship [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Jul 1943
• * The Adventure of the One-Legged Man [Ellery Queen], (pl) EQMM Nov 1943
• * The Adventure of the President’s Half Disme [Ellery Queen], (nv) EQMM Feb 1947
  • Magpie Dec 1952
• * The Adventure of the Seven Black Cats [“The Black Cats Vanished”; Ellery Queen], (nv) Mystery Oct 1934
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Jan 1950
  • MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Sep 1952
• * The Adventure of the Teakwood Case [“The Affair of the Gallant Bachelor”; Ellery Queen], (nv) Mystery May 1933
  • The Passing Show Jan 5 1935
• * The Adventure of the Telltale Bottle [Ellery Queen], (ss) EQMM Nov 1946
• * The Adventure of the Three R’s [Ellery Queen], (ss) EQMM Sep 1946
• * The Adventure of the Treasure Hunt [“Treasure Hunt”; Ellery Queen], (ss) The Strand Sep 1935
  • EQMM Fll 1941
• * The Affair of the Gallant Bachelor [Ellery Queen], (nv) Mystery May 1933; also as “The Adventure of the Teakwood Case”.