The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

BEDFORD-JONES, H. (chron.) (continued)

• * Women Who Fight—and Don’t Talk,:
  ___ IV: The Pearl of Ferrante, (ss) Short Stories May 10 1939
• * Women Who Fight—and Don’t Talk:
  ___ (1) Wet Hands Reaching, (ss) Short Stories Nov 25 1938
  ___ (II) The Red, Red Axe, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1938
  ___ (III) The Vital Factor, (ss) Short Stories Feb 10 1939
• * The Word of a White Man, (ss) Star Magazine Dec 1930
• * The World Was Their Stage, (ss) Blue Book Apr 1940, Jan 1941
• * The World Was Their Stage: No VII. First Woman, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1940
• * The Yardarm Swing, (nv) Argosy Jun 5 1937
• * Yellow Intrigue, (nv) Short Stories Mar 1921
  • Star Magazine Sep 1931
• * The Yellow Looters, (nv) Triple-X Mar 1928
• * The Yellow Scepter, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Jun 1921
• * The Yellow Ship (with L. B. Williams) [Ships and Men], (ss) Blue Book Aug 1939
• * Young Man with a Banjo, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1941

_____, [ref.]

• * “H. Bedford-Jones, etc. in PEOPLES (1906-1924)” by Anon., (bi) Pulpdom Nov 2001

BEDIKIAN, LORY (chron.)

• * On the Way to Oshagan, (pm) Harpur Palate Sum 2002

BEDILLION, LAURA MAY (chron.)

• * Lunch Time at Central High, (pm) The American Boy Oct 1931

BEDINGER, D. W. (chron.)

• * An Incident at the Morehead, (ss) The Black Cat Jan 1908
  • Grit Jul 22 1928

BEDNAR, JOHN C. (chron.)

_____, reviews:

• * Word Play, (br) South Carolina Review Spr 1992

BEDOR, MARK (chron.)

• * Great Ranches, (ar) Cowboys & Indians Dec 2004
• * Winter Wonderland, (ar) Cowboys & Indians Dec 2003

BEDWELL, BETTINA (?-1947) (chron.)

• * Black Comes Back in French Fashions, (ar) Liberty Dec 10 1927
• * Black is Safe and Color Makes it Sane, (ar) Liberty Jun 18 1927
• * Clothes for a Dark Lady, (ss) Liberty Jan 18 1929
• * Downtown in Paris, (ar) Liberty May 4 1929
• * Individuality Marks the Smart Parisienne, (ar) Liberty Feb 11 1928
• * Winter Warmth with Paris Chic, (ar) Liberty Dec 17 1927

BEDWELL, HARRY (Chester) (1888-1955); American railroad man, telegrapher and author. (chron.)

• * Against Orders [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Sep 1954; (telegraph service).
  • Railroad Magazine Jan 1973
• * Anything’s Liable to Happen, (nv) Railroad Magazine Feb 1940
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1957
• * Arizona Wires, (nv) Action Stories Jul 1925
• * Avalanche Warning, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1957
  • Railroad Magazine Jul 1976
• * Back in Circulation [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Sep 1940
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1960
• * Campbell’s Wedding Race, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jun 1959
• * The Careless Road, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1939
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1958
• * The Careless Road [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1939
• * Christmas Comes to the Prairie Central, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jan 1943
• * Code of the Boomer, (ss) Railroad Magazine May 1940
  • Railroad Magazine Oct 1957
• * Delay at Mesquite, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1959
• * Desert Job [Eddie Sand], (nv) Railroad Magazine May, Jun 1945
  • Railroad Magazine Feb 1960
• * Gods of High Iron, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1958
• * The Ham, (ss) Railroad Magazine May 1939
• * Holiday Week-End, (ss) Railroad Magazine Dec 1959
• * Imperial Pass, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 13 1934
  • Railroad Magazine Feb 1977
• * In Search of the Sun [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Jan 1939
  • Railroad Magazine Apr 1958
• * Jawbone, (ss) Railroad Magazine Nov 1947
• * The Kid Switchman, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1957
• * The Lake of Fire (with Gordon Montgomery, narr.), (nf) Blue Book Jul 1934
• * Lantern in His Hand, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 23 1943
  • Railroad Magazine Jan 1977
• * Lassitude and Longitude [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Jul 1939
• * The Lightning That Was Struck, (nv) Short Stories May 10 1927
  • Short Stories (UK) early-Oct 1927
• * A Man Who Could Handle Trains, (ss) Railroad Stories Nov 1936
  • Railroad Magazine Aug 1956
• * Moonshine [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1958
• * Mountain Standard Time, (nt) Railroad Magazine Feb 1949
• * Mountain Standard Time, (sl) Railroad Magazine Jan, Feb 1949; also as “Mountain Time”.
• * Mountain Time [“Mountain Standard Time”, Part 1 of 2], (sl) Railroad Magazine Jan 1949
  • Railroad Magazine Feb 1975
• * Mountain Time [“Mountain Standard Time”, Part 2 of 2], (sl) Railroad Magazine Feb 1949
  • Railroad Magazine Mar 1975
• * Night of Plunder, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 22, Dec 29 1951
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1974
  • Railroad Magazine Dec 1974
• * Night of Plunder, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 22 1951 (+1)
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1974
• * Night Operator, (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1957
• * Night Trick at Armadillo, (ss) Railroad Magazine Apr 1959
• * Not in the Contract, (nv) Railroad Magazine Jun, Jul 1946
  • Railroad Magazine May 1973
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1973
• * Official Appreciation [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Oct 1939
• * Old Mogul Mountain, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jul 1938
  • Railroad Magazine Oct 1956
• * On the Night Wire, (ss) Railroad Stories Jan 1937
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1956
• * Pacific Electric [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Jan 1941
  • Railroad Magazine Aug 1959
• * Pass to Seattle, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 4 1941
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1976
• * Priority Special, (ss) Railroad Magazine Mar 1972
• * Railroaders Don’t Celebrate, (ss) Railroad Magazine Dec 1958
• * Restless Feet, (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1942
• * Restless Feet [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1942
  • Railroad Magazine Oct 1958
• * The Return of Eddie Sand [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1944
  • Railroad Magazine Apr 1961
• * The Screaming Wheels, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 19 1949
  • Railroad Magazine Mar 1977
• * Second-Trick Dispatcher, (ss) Railroad Magazine Feb 1976
• * Smart Boomer, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 8 1941
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1971
  • Railroad Magazine Oct 1976
• * Snow on the High Iron, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 14 1940
  • Railroad Magazine Dec 1976
• * Student Brakeman, (nv) Railroad Magazine Jun 1940
  • Railroad Magazine Apr 1960
• * The Student Brakeman, (nv) Railroad Magazine Jun 1940
• * Sun and Silence, (ss) Railroad Magazine Apr 1938
  • Railroad Magazine Apr 1956
• * The Switchman, (ss) Railroad Magazine Apr 1939
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1977
• * They Called Him “Moonbeam”, (ss) Railroad Magazine Dec 1939
• * The Third Trick, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jun 1955
  • Railroad Magazine Nov 1973
• * Thundering Rails, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1948
  • Railroad Magazine Sep 1976
• * Too Long in the Desert, (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1960
• * Tower Man [Eddie Sand; Pacific Electric], (nv) Railroad Magazine May 1941
  • Railroad Magazine Oct 1959
• * Wanderlust [Eddie Sand], (ss) Railroad Magazine Apr 1957
  • Railroad Magazine Jun 1976
• * When I Was a Boomer Op., (nf) Railroad Stories Apr 1937
• * When There’s Traffic to Move, (ss) Railroad Magazine May 1938
  • Railroad Magazine Dec 1956
• * With the Wires Down, (ss) Railroad Magazine Oct 1938
  • Railroad Magazine Dec 1957
• * Yardmaster, (nv) Argosy Mar 18 1939
• * Yardmaster [“The Yardmaster’s Story”], (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1939
  • Railroad Magazine Feb 1972
• * The Yardmaster’s Story, (ss) Railroad Magazine Aug 1939; also as “Yardmaster”.

BEDWELL-GRIME, STEPHANIE (chron.)

• * A Darker Passion, (ss) Strictly Romance Sum 1997

BEE, JAY (chron.)

• * Column Tid-Bits, (ss) Stocking Parade Feb 1939
• * Native Beauty, (ss) Stocking Parade Nov 1938
• * Night Ride, (ss) Stocking Parade Mar 1939

BEE, MADAM (chron.)

_____, narr.

• * Madam Bee’s Million Dollar Love House [from Call House Madam] (with Serge G. Wolsey), (ex) 1954
  • Male Apr 1958

BEE, S. TEE (chron.)

• * Who Gets It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 29 1925
• * With the Gansters, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 26 1926

BEE, SEEHEM (chron.)

• * “Conscience Makes Cowards”, or “A Fatal Temptation”, (sl) The Penny Story-Teller & Popular Magazine Aug 1 1932

BEEBE, B. K. (chron.)

• * Ten Seconds to Spare, (nf) Railroad Magazine Oct 1940

BEEBE, BEATRICE B. (chron.)

_____, trans.

• * Pharaoh’s Saughter; Comedy in One Act, by August von Kotzebue, (pl)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1928

BEEBE, C. WILLIAM (chron.)

• * In the Venezuelan Wilderness (with Mary B. Beebe), (ar) Harper’s Monthly May 1909
• * The Marriage-Tie Among the Birds, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1909
• * Names of Reptiles, The, (ar) The Outing Magazine Dec 1905
• * A Naturalist in the Tropics (with Mary B. Beebe), (ar) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1909

BEEBE, CARRIE D. (chron.)

• * Dreams of Youth, (pm) Godey’s Lady’s Book Aug 1871
• * Teresa, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Jan 1871

BEEBE, FORD (chron.)

• * Henriquita, Black an’ Tan, (sg) Telling Tales May 1921
  • The Danger Trail Jun 1926
• * A Pint of Art, (ss) Telling Tales Dec 1919
  • Blue Moon Spr 1920

BEEBE, FORD I. (chron.)

• * Homsteading on the Windswept, (ar) Sunset Magazine Aug 1918

BEEBE, FRANCES (chron.)

• * At His Funeral, (??) Telling Tales Jan 1920

BEEBE, LUCIUS (chron.)

• * Cow Town Carnival (with Charles Clegg), (nf) Railroad Magazine May 1954
• * In the Great Days of Steam Railroading, (ia) Railroad Magazine Sep 1954
• * Tall, Cool, and Beautiful—, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1949
• * Union Pacific, (ar) Railroad Magazine Mar 1939
• * The Wonderful Territorial Enterprise, (ar) Bluebook Jan 1953

BEEBE, MARY B. (chron.)

• * In the Venezuelan Wilderness (with C. William Beebe), (ar) Harper’s Monthly May 1909
• * A Naturalist in the Tropics (with C. William Beebe), (ar) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1909

BEEBE, WALTER A. (chron.)

• * A Man’s Mercy: How Larry Won to It, (ss) The Blue Mule Mar 1906
• * The Restitution of the Derelict, (ss) The Blue Mule Sep 1906
• * A Reverse-Action Feud, (ss) The Blue Mule Dec 1906

BEEBE, [Dr.] (Charles) WILLIAM (1877-1962) (chron.)

• * At Home in the Jungle (with Jocelyn Crane), (ar) Colliers Nov 10 1945
• * A Bird in the Bush, (ar) The Delineator Jan 1927
• * The Life of Death, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1925
• * Seventy-four: An Island of Water, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Jan 1926
• * Shipwrecked Taxi-Driver, (ss)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1932
• * Slicking for Flyingfish, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 5 1931
• * Slumberers of the Surge, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Dec 1925
• * Turtle Sanctuary, (ar) Harper’s Nov 1937
• * Where Currents Rip, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1925
• * With Helmet and Hose, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1925

BEEBY, ADRIAN (chron.)

• * The Judas Bullet, (ss) Xenos Feb 1994

BEECH, KEYES (chron.)

• * The Downfall of Syngman Rhee, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 9 1960
• * How Uncle Sam Fumbled in Laos, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1961
• * Struggle for Power Under the Palms, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1957
• * These Soldiers Have Charmed Lives, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13 1952

BEECH, MARK (chron.)

• * Chaos Deferred: Alfred Kubin and The Other Side, (ar) Wormwood #4 2005
• * Paul Leppin: The Ghost of Prague: An English Reader’s Perspective, (ar) Wormwood #7 2006

BEECHAM, JOHN CHARLES (chron.)

• * The Argus Pheasant, (sl) All-Story Weekly Feb 10, Feb 17 1917
• * A Daughter of Borneo [Koyola], (sl) All-Story Weekly Aug 16, Aug 23, Aug 30, Sep 6, Sep 13, Sep 20 1919
• * The Dragon of the Cunchas, (nv) The Popular Magazine Dec 20 1915
  • Sea Stories Jun 5 1923
• * The Fairest Flower, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 28 1921
• * Koyala the Beautiful, (sl) All-Story Weekly Aug 10 1918
• * The Lady from Macassar, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jul 19 1924
• * Leah, (nv) All-Story Weekly Mar 11 1916
• * Out of the Miocene, (sl) The Popular Magazine Sep 7, Sep 15 1914

BEECHAM, THOMAS; house pseudonym; Born in Colorado. (chron.)

• * The Episode of Salome, (ar) Lilliput Aug 1944

BEECHE, ROBYN (chron.)

• * Primitive Self, (pi) Penthouse Aug 1985

BEECHER, BETTY (chron.)

• * Danger’s Trail, (ss) Underworld Romances Jan 1932
• * Hurled from a Burning Place, (vi) Tales of Danger and Daring Mar 1929
• * Through the Lone Eagle’s Eyes, (iv) Flying Stories Dec 1929
• * The Tiger Kiss, (ss) Underworld Romances Nov 1931
• * Will Women Make Good Flyers?, (ar) Flying Stories Apr 1929