The FictionMags Index

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TARKINGTON, BOOTH (chron.) (continued)

• * The Lorenzo Bunch, (sl) McCall’s Sep, Nov 1935
• * Loss of Confidence in Business, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1934
• * Love’s Almost Very First Dawn [Orvie Stone], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 28 1934
• * The Lovingest Cousin [Orvie Stone], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 3 1934
• * The Man of the Family, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9, Nov 16, Nov 23, Nov 30, Dec 7, Dec 14 1940
• * Marjorie Jones’s Picnic [Penrod], (ss)
  • Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine May 1917
• * Mary Smith, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1912
• * Maud and Bill, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1916
• * Maytime in Marlow, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1916
• * The Middle West, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Apr 1903
• * Mirthful Haven, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post May 31, Jun 7, Jun 14, Jun 21, Jun 28 1930
• * Monsieur Beaucaire, (nv)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1926
• * Mothuh, (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1931
• * Mr. Brooke, (ss) Appleton’s Booklovers Magazine Dec 1905
• * Mr. Massey and Modernism, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 13 1929
• * Mr. Rumbin Double Talks, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 22 1936
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Assistant’s Rubicon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1936
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Blessed Misfortune, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1945
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Dix Chunior, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1941
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Face’s Lesson, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1936
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Honour, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1939
• * Mr. Rumbin’s Personal Romance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 7 1936
• * Mr. White, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 12 1927
• * Munchausen Penrod, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1915
• * Muskickadee, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 12 1929
• * Nearest Married, (ss) Redbook Jul 1933
• * The Neck, and Bush Thring, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 23 1929
• * Now, Ripley, Please!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 1 1939
• * The Old Gray Eagle, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1901
• * The Old Red Barn, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1931
• * The One Hundred Dollar Bill, (ss) McCall’s Jan 1923
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1925
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1928
• * The Only Child, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1917
• * Other People’s Children, (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1930
  • Grit Aug 16 1931
• * Otherwise Kitty Swift, (sl) McCall’s Apr 1938
• * Out of the Dark, (ar) The American Magazine Apr 1932
• * The Owner’s Wife, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1929
• * The Parasite, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 23 1926
• * Partly 34 Years Old [Susie Rollins], (ss) The Passing Show Oct 10 1936
• * The Party, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jul 1921
• * Pat for Pit, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 22 1938
• * Penrod and the Pageant, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1913
• * Penrod’s Busy Day, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1915
• * Peppah, More Peppah, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 30 1937
• * Perilous Strands, (ss) Colliers Apr 30 1932; Captain Valentine in hair-raising danger.
• * Perils of Progress, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 1977
• * Presenting Lily Mars, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 29, Nov 5, Nov 19 1932
• * Pretty Twenty, (ss) McCall’s Jul 1932
• * The Price of Peace, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 6 1937
• * Probably Mrs. Brown, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1938
• * The Property Man, (ss) McClure’s Aug 1905
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1933
• * Rennie Peddigoe, (sl) Woman’s Home Companion Jan 1935
• * Sam’s Beau [Penrod], (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1917; the illustrations are by Worth Brehm.
  • Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1917
• * Saving the Country, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 5 1919
• * The Second Name for Vreedersburgh, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1916
• * Seventeen, (n.) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1915 (+9)
  • The Great American Novel Magazine Jun 1929
• * Seventeen [Part 1], (ex) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1915 (+9)
  • The Great American Novel Magazine May 1929
• * She Was Right Over, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 13 1931
• * Sinful Dadda Little, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 22 1939
• * Some Americans Abroad, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1907
• * The Spring Concert, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1916
• * Stella Crozier, (nv) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1925
• * The Street of Bad Children, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1921
• * Susie Joins the G-Men, (ss) The Passing Show Mar 20 1937
• * Talk at Mary’s Neck, (ss) The American Magazine Apr 1930
• * Talleyrand and Penrod, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1913
• * The Terrible Shyness of Orvie Stone [Orvie Stone], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1933
• * The Tiger, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Sep 1921
• * The Travelers, (pl) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1926
• * The Trysting Place, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1922
• * Twelve! [Penrod Schofield], (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1914
  • Nash’s Magazine Jun 1914
• * Us, (ss) London Evening News Nov 17 1922
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Mar 1926
• * A Vatican Sermon, (ms) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1904
• * Wanton Mally, (sl) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1932
• * What Does Victory Mean?, (ar) Blue Book Jan 1946
• * What Price Goya?, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1937
• * What the Lady Said to the Policeman, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 3 1933
• * Whose Copley?, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 18 1937
• * Willamilla, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Nov 1921
• * The World Does Move, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7, Apr 21, May 5, May 19, Jun 2, Jun 16, Jul 7 1928
• * You, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1922

_____, [ref.]

• * “Booth Tarkington” by Anon., (bg) The Great American Novel Magazine Jun 1929

TARKINGTON, LOUISA FLETCHER (chron.)

• * A Song, (pm) Munsey’s Dec 1910

TARLETON, FISWOODE (1890-1931); Novelist and editor. Died near Bryson City, North Carolina. (chron.)

• * Heat, (ss) Little Story Magazine Jul 1920
• * The Way Out, (ss) Little Story Magazine May 1921
  • The American Short Story Nov 1929

TARLOFF, ERIK (chron.)

• * Flesh, Pleasures of The, (ss) Penthouse Feb 1976

TARNACRE, ROBERT; pseudonym of Robert Cartmell (chron.)

• * The Anarchist’s Ship, (ss) Tropical Adventures Apr 1928
• * The Chap Who Didn’t, (ss) Top-Notch Apr 15 1911
• * The Clothes-Line, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) Sep 1915
• * Legacy Ship, Ahoy!, (ss) Top-Notch Jul 1 1911

TARNOZZI, AMELIA (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Aug 1926
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 18

TARPLEY, DONALD (chron.)

• * Renovating Your House, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Mar 1931

TARPLEY, FORD (chron.)

• * Jack Biddle from Nowhere, (ss) The International May 1918
• * The Wicked Old Man, (vi) Young’s Magazine Jul 1923

TARPLIN, MAURICE (chron.)

• * Seven Casks of Death, (ms) Dime Mystery Magazine Jun 1948

TARR, DALE (chron.)

• * A Painter’s Dream, (ss) Outré Aug 1939

TARR, JUDITH (1955- ) (chron.)

• * GEnie Contract Talk: A Roundtable Discussion (with Dafydd ab Hugh, John Barnes, Greg Feeley, Raymond E. Feist, Daniel Hatch, Damon Knight, Dennis L. McKiernan, Jerry E. Pournelle, Dave Smeds, Lois Tilton & Kenneth Von Gunden), (ms) The Science Fiction Writers of America Bulletin Fll 1991

TARR, JUDY (chron.)

• * Genie Roundtable: On Agents (with Susan Casper, Marianne J. Dyson, Greg Feeley, Ray Feist, Mary K. Frey, Steven Gould, Lou Grinzo, Anne Harris, Damon Knight, Beth Meacham, Jerry E. Pournelle, Robert J. Sawyer & Jane Yolen), (ms) The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Bulletin Spr 1993

TARR, KENNETH R. (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Gathering Storm, Kenneth R. Tarr” by Jeff Needle, (br) Irreantum Spr 2001

TARR, TONI (chron.)

• * Love Me or Leave Me, (ss) Love Short Stories Feb 1941; “A first story by a new writer and a very nice one too.”

TARRANT, ISABEL (chron.)

• * Pep Up Your Life!, (ar) Complete Love Magazine Dec 1939

TARRANT, JACK (chron.)

• * The First Guided Missile, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1956; about the boomerang.

TARRIER, AUGUST (chron.)

• * I Hold You Harmless, (ss) Zoetrope All-Story Spr 2006

TARRY, IDRIS (chron.)

_____, reviews:

• * The Burning Tree, (br) The London Magazine Feb 1957
• * Gunner Asch Goes to War, (br) The London Magazine May 1956
• * In Their Shallow Graves, (br) The London Magazine May 1956
• * The Train Was on Time, (br) The London Magazine May 1956
• * Zero Eight Fifteen, (br) The London Magazine May 1956

TARRYTOWN, TOM (chron.)

• * Fighting Heart, (ss) Red Blooded Stories Oct 1928

TARSHIS, JEROME (chron.)

• * The Wild Poet of Paris, (ar) Ace Sep 1967

TARSHISH, MANUEL B. (chron.)

• * Letter, (lt) Magazine of Horror Nov 1968; cited.

TARTT, DONNA (1964- ) (chron.)

• * The Ambush, (ss) The Guardian Weekend Jun 25 2005

TARUFFI, PIERO (chron.)

• * Death Factor in Road Racing (with A. E. Hotchner), (ar) Lilliput May 1958

TARVER, A. M.; see under Tarver, Malcolm (chron.)

TARVER, (A.) MALCOLM (chron.)

• * The Bloody Mary, (ss) Mystery Stories #21 194?
• * The Cat, (ss) Mystery Stories v1 1936
• * The Curse of the Old Oak Chest, (na) Master Thriller Series #20 1938; given as by Malcolm Turner on story.

TASHMAN, LILYAN (chron.)

• * Frolics and Follies, (ar) Pictorial Review Oct 1931; First installment of the glamorous autobiography of an American chorus girl who found success on Broadway and in Hollywood with photos of Tashman herself, Dolores, Nita Naldi, Justine Johnston, Peggy Joyce and Marion Davies.

TASHNER, MARTIN (chron.)

• * No Questions Asked, (ss) Scientific Detective Nov 1946

TA-SHUN, PAI (chron.)

• * Barcarole, (pm)
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Mar 1927
• * The Deserted Garden, (pm)
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Apr 1927
• * The Heron, (pm)
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Feb 1927

TASKER, LAURENCE H. (chron.)

• * Strange Ways of Making a Living, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 4 1905

TASKER, LAWRENCE H. (chron.)

• * The Twentieth-Century School, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 19 1904

TASKER, WILL (chron.)

• * The Letter, (pm) Live Stories Sep 28 1923

TASMA; 12 pseudonym of, Couvreur, Jessie (chron.)

• * A Tasmania Love Tale, (nv); from: Coo-ee: Tales of Australian Life..., where it appeared as: “An Old-Time Episode in Tasmania”.
  • Short Stories Aug 1891

TASMANIA, THERESA (chron.)

• * Two eras in One Life, (pm) Colonial Monthly Oct 1867

TASSIN, ALGERNON (chron.)

• * In Exile, (pm) Munsey’s Jun 1895
• * The Storm, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1908

TASSIN, ANTHONY G. (chron.)

• * Cleanth Brooks and the Endurance of the New Criticism, (ar) South Carolina Review Fll 1992

_____, reviews:

• * One by Brooks Too Broad for Leaping: A Threesome on Cleanth Brooks, (br) South Carolina Review Spr 1998

TASSINARI, GIOVANNA (chron.)

• * The Judgment of Solomon (with Edgar Jepson), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 9 1926
  • The Grand Magazine Apr 1930

TASSONE, G. L. (chron.)

• * Room 312, (sl) Playboy Aug 1967

TASSOS, JOHN; No information, but has also done a book on diving. (chron.)

• * We Rode a Tail of a Stingray, (ar) Male Aug 1956

TASTIC, VAN (chron.)

• * Pyramids, (ss) Boggle Apr 1977

TATARA, SANDRA (chron.)

• * Night Mission, (ss) Detective Mystery Stories Oct 2001

TATARA, YUKA (chron.)

• * The Oriental Elric, (ms) The Megaflow Manifesto May 1989

TATE, (John Orley) ALLEN (1899-1979) (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Man of Letters in the Modern World” by John Middleton Murry, (br) The London Magazine May 1957

TATE, B. G. (chron.)

• * A Fine Opportunity, (ss) Transatlantic Review #60 1977

TATE, CECIL WHITTIER (chron.)

• * The Candidate and the Portrait, (ss) The Gray Goose Sep 1906
• * The Dream Face, (ss) The Gray Goose Aug 1906
• * The Harmony of Death, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1905
• * His Human Side, (ss) The Gray Goose Jul 1906