The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

STEALEY, JENNIE F. (chron.)

• * The Little Freighter, (ss) Our Little Men and Women Dec 1891

STEARNS, MYRON M. (chron.)

• * Air Mail and Passengers (with Walter F. Brown, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 28 1931

STEARNS, ALBERT; see pseudonym Fred Thorpe (chron.)

STEARNS, ALFRED E. (chron.)

• * Some Fallacies in the Modern Educational Scheme — A Reply to Abraham Flexner, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Nov 1916

STEARNS, CHARLES A.; No information. (chron.)

• * Ambush Trail, (ss) Texas Rangers Aug 1956; Unlike Sam Bass, Joel Henry Cooper couldn’t shoot much.
• * B-12’s Moon Glow, (ss) Planet Stories Jan 1954
  • Planet Stories (UK) Jul 1954
• * The Day of the Hanging, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1959
• * The Defender of Shinar Bow, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1961
• * Duel at Sundown, (ss) Texas Rangers Oct 1952
  • Top Western Fiction Annual v3 #2 1957
• * Earth Person Singular, (ss) Stories Annual v1 #1 1955
• * Ex-Sheriff, (ss) Texas Rangers Sep 1955
• * Funeral at Apache Bend, (na) Blazing Guns Western Story Magazine Apr 1957
• * Ghosts of Pawnee River, (ss) Action-Packed Western Jul 1956
• * Little Enos, (ss) Startling Stories Spr 1954
  • Startling Stories (UK) #18 1954
• * Mercury Bill and the Amorous Hunk, (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Nov 1953
  • Science Fiction Quarterly (UK) #8 1955
• * No Horse of Mine, (ss) Texas Rangers Feb 1956
• * Owlhoot Heritage, (ss) Texas Rangers Nov 1956; Feather Will was just about the greatest gunman alive.
• * Running Away Time, (ss) Wagon Train Jul 1960
• * Rustler’s Doublecross, (ss) Giant Western Oct 1952
  • Giant Western (UK) #13 1953
• * Surprise on the Desert, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1959

STEARNS, E. F. (chron.)

• * Abner Green, Mule Monopolist, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1905
• * Banbury’s Boomerang, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1905
• * The Girl from Jepson’s—A Chemical Story, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1905
• * The Letter of the Contract, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1905
• * The Rebellion of Geraldine, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Mar 1905
• * Rooney and the Sixty-Six, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1905
• * The Super and the Signs, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1904
• * The Vitriol and Blenkinsop, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1904
• * The Words of Lady Angela, (ss) National Magazine Apr 1904

STEARNS, EDGAR FRANKLIN (1879-1958); see pseudonym Edgar Franklin (chron.)

STEARNS, F. P. (chron.)

• * Goethe in Practical Politics, (ar) Lippincott’s Apr 1897

STEARNS, FREDERICK (chron.)

• * A Corner in Cats [Slim the Terrible], (ss) Top-Notch Mar 15 1918
• * The Count and the Drug Clerk [Slim the Terrible], (ss) Top-Notch Mar 1 1918
• * Slim the Terrible [Slim the Terrible], (ss) Top-Notch Feb 15 1918

STEARNS, HAROLD CRAWFORD (chron.)

• * Caoine, (pm) The Smart Set Apr 1917
• * Do You Remember?, (pm) The Smart Set Sep 1918
• * I Have Made Two Songs for You, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1918
• * I See You By a Crumbling Wall, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1921
• * If We Should Speak, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1920
• * The Jester, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1917
• * The Penalty, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1920
• * Questant, (pm) The Smart Set Nov 1918
• * Rue, (pm) The Smart Set Dec 1918
• * There are Two Ladies in Our Little Town, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1917
• * The Tread of Pan, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1918
• * Why Should I Dream?, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1920

STEARNS, L. D. (chron.)

• * Afterwards, (ss) People’s Home Journal Sep 1912
• * Evermore, (pm) The Storytellers’ Magazine May 1916
• * How Did I Know?, (pm) Sweetheart Stories Mar 31 1926
• * The New Year, (pm) Telling Tales Jan 1921
  • Blue Moon Jun 1921

STEARNS, LYDELL (chron.)

• * Parental Pride, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 17 1951

STEARNS, M. M. (chron.)

• * “Hughie”, (ss) Out West Magazine Mar 1910
• * The Inevitable Chance, (ss) Out West Magazine Feb 1910

STEARNS, MARTHA (chron.)

• * Mary, to Joseph, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1976
• * Mary’s Eulogy, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1976
• * Mary’s Soliloquy, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1976

STEARNS, MARY ADAMS (chron.)

• * An American Mystic—Will Levington Comfort and His Work, (ar) National Magazine Jul 1913
• * Reverie, (pm) Argosy All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1925

STEARNS, MYRON (chron.)

• * Murder by Headlights, (ar) Argosy Feb 1953; interrogation of Pilot, down on land by Lt. (jg) Clayton K Alford, USNR.

STEARNS, MYRON MORRIS (1884-1963); see pseudonym John Amid (chron.)

• * An Autoist’s Alphabet, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1929
• * The Bungalow Camp, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 27 1927
• * The Egoist, (ss) The Smart Set Nov 1916
• * For Metal Only, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 8 1928
• * The Meanest Thieves in the World, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1944
• * The Railroads Enter Aviation (with W. W. Atterbury), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 30 1929
• * The Unlicked Cub, (ss) The American Boy May 1931

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• * Carbon and Valves, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 30 1926

STEARNS, PHILIP O. (chron.)

• * Adrienne, (pi) Penthouse Oct 1970
• * Personal Magdatism, (pi) Penthouse May 1970
• * Stripping the Light Fantastic, (pi) Penthouse Sep 1969
• * Treacher Knows Best [Pet of the Month], (pi) Penthouse Sep 1969

STEARNS, WALDO (chron.)

• * Back to the Tall Timber, (vi) Breezy Stories Jul 1929

STEBBINGS, EUGENE (1875-?); From Chicago, Illinois. (chron.)

• * Buzzards, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jul 1932
• * Cinchas vs. Cinches, (vi) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Jul 1930
• * “Cock-eyed Mary”, (ss) Two Gun Stories Feb 1931
• * Come a Shootin’, (sl) Two-Gun Western Stories Feb/Mar, Apr 1929, Dec/Jan 8-29
• * “Curly Bill”, (pm) Western Story Magazine Jan 18 1930
• * The Grave on Boot Hill, (ss) Two-Gun Western Stories Jan 1930
• * He “Knew His Onions”, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Apr 1929
• * How Fast Is Fast?, (ar) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Oct 1932
• * John Sellman-Killer, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Feb 1932
• * The Medicine Wagon, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Oct 1930
• * Milton Sharp, Top-Hand Outlaw, (ar) Ace-High Magazine May #2 1931
• * “Out o’ the Rut, or Bust!”, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Feb 1930
• * Point Shooting and How, (ar) Ace-High Magazine Jan #2 1931
• * Red Stillwell—The Lone Wolf, (bg) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Dec 1931
• * The Round-Up, (cl) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine
  • Kelly’s Magazine v1 1932
• * The Round-Up, (cl) Complete Novel Magazine Jan, Apr 1928
  • Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Jul, Aug, Nov 1928, Jan, Feb, Mar 1930, Jul, Dec 1931, Oct 1932, Feb, May, Jul, Aug, Dec 1934, Jan, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1935, Jan 1936
• * The Round-Up, (ss) Complete Novel Magazine May 1928
  • Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Feb 1932
• * Tumble-Weeds, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine Aug 1929

STEBBINGS, GENE; see under Stebbings, Eugene (chron.)

STEBBINS, CHARLES MAURICE (chron.)

• * How Robin Hood Shot in the King’s Tourney, (ss) Child Lore Magazine Jan 1911
• * A New Year’s Wish, (pm) Child Lore Magazine Jan 1911
• * Robin Hood and Midge the Miller, (ss) Child Lore Magazine Aug 1910
• * The Sunken City, (ss) Child Lore Magazine Aug 1910
• * [untitled], (pm) Child Lore Magazine Jan 1911

STEBBINS, F. L. (chron.)

• * Ace Hart Saves the Dinero [as by Anon.], (cs) Wild West Weekly Mar 21 1936
• * Coyote Medicine [as by Nelse Anderson], (ss) Wild West Weekly Jun 20 1931
• * False Fires on Cedar Peak (with John L. Considine) [as by Kent Bennett], (ss) Wild West Weekly Jul 18 1936

STEBBINS, FRANCIS L. (chron.)

• * Mike Fright, (vi) Top-Notch Oct 1932

STEBBINS, G. EARL (chron.)

• * A Shakespearian Rhapsody (In A Flat), (ar) National Magazine Sep 1911

STEBBINS, LANSING (chron.)

• * Amateur Death, (ss) Thrilling Mystery Sep 1942
• * First Money for Circle B, (ss) Rodeo Romances Spr 1943
• * Gun Hand, (ss) Exciting Western Win 1942
• * Have a Cigar, (ss) Thrilling Mystery Fll 1943

STEBBINS, WALTER (chron.)

• * The Man Who Worked Alone, (ss) Clues Jun #1 1928
• * The Superb Peacock, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 21 1928

STEBBINS, WALTER C. (chron.)

• * One for Rosie, (ss) Sport Story Magazine May 22 1927; (boxing).

STEBEN, F. L., Mrs. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) The Magic Carpet Jan 1933
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 17

STEBER, A. R.; house pseudonym (chron.)

• * Back Cover Mystery, (ms) Mammoth Detective Feb 1945
• * Back Cover Solution, (ms) Mammoth Detective May, Aug 1944
• * Pick the Guilty Person, (vi) Mammoth Detective Aug 1943; “Here is the complete story which appears in illustrated form on the back cover. Can you pick the guilty person?” Solution on page 271.
• * Solution to Back Cover Mystery, (pz) Mammoth Detective May 1946
• * Trouble on Tumoa, (ss) South Sea Stories Aug 1940

STEBER, R. (chron.)

• * A Western Legend, (nf) Mammoth Western Sep 1945

STECHAN, H. O. (chron.)

• * When Good Hamlets Get Together, (ss) Rob Wagner’s Script May 11 1940

STECK, ALLEN (chron.)

• * Terror on Makalu Mountain, Himalayas, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 14 1955

STECK, H. TIPTON (chron.)

• * At the Command of His Goddess, (ss) Young’s Magazine Nov 1909
• * The Vitriol-Thrower, (ss) 10 Story Book Jan 1912

STECKELMAN, MAIDA LEAH (chron.)

• * The Dead Cry Out, (pm) Grit May 19 1940

STECKLER, DOROTHY B. (chron.)

• * Not Rehearsed, (ms) Romance Apr 1949

STEDMAN, ADELAIDE (chron.)

• * In Response to Advertising, (ss) The Argosy Mar 1911
• * Limousine Politics, (ar) Colliers Mar 6 1920

STEDMAN, ALFRED D. (chron.)

• * Recovery from the Grass Roots (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 13 1934

STEDMAN, EDMUND CLARENCE (1833-1908) (chron.)

• * The Hand of Lincoln, (pm)
  • My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Life “On the Floor”, (ar) The Century Nov 1903
• * Oliver Wendell Holmes, (ar) The Century Feb 1885
• * The Twilight of the Poets, (ss) The Century Sep 1885
• * With Hancock at Williamsburg, (ss) The Pocket Magazine Jun 1896

STEDMAN, LAURA (chron.)

• * A Poet in War-time: Unpublished Letters of E. C. Stedman, 1861-62, (ar) Harper’s Monthly May 1910

STEDMAN, LEWIS (chron.)

• * The Inspector Thumbs a Lift, (ss) The Creasey Mystery Magazine Aug 1957
• * Tuesday Night at Cico’s, (ss) John Creasey Mystery Magazine Dec 1958

STEDMAN, WILLIAM R. (chron.)

• * The Mistake, (ss) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Oct 1862

STEEB, C. T. (chron.)

• * Not on the Highway Maps (Photos), (pi) Railroad Magazine Oct 1940

STEED, HAL (chron.)

• * Adventures of a Tax Leaguer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 4, Nov 11 1933
• * Real Estate Ups and Downs, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15, Apr 29, May 20 1933

STEED, J. P. (chron.)

• * Salamanders, (pm) Irreantum Aut 2000

STEED, WICKHAM (chron.)

• * Propaganda, (ar) Lilliput Mar 1939

STEEDMAN, MARGUERITE (chron.)

• * Burial Lamps That Burned for Centuries, (nf) Fate Jan 1957
• * The Man Who Solved the Riddle of Egypt, (nf) Fate Mar 1954
• * Mechanical Genius of the Ancients, (nf) Fate Mar 1957
• * Moses Had Adhesive Tape!, (nf) Fate Sep 1959

STEEGE, KLYDA RICHARDSON (chron.)

• * The “Divine Poet” of Florence, (ar) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1921

STEEGER, HAL; see under Steeger, Henry (chron.)

STEEGER, HARRY; see under Steeger, Henry (chron.)

STEEGER, HENRY (III) (1903-1990) (chron.)

• * Are Monkeys People or Vice Versa, (ar) Argosy Oct 1955
• * Atomic Seeds, (ss) Argosy Jul 1962
• * Coming Attractions, (cl) Argosy Oct 1965, Jan 1966