The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

SCOTT, PETE (chron.)

• * The Poet & the Plumber, (vi) Snap 1950

SCOTT, PETER (1909-1989) (chron.)

• * Burning Ship, (ts) Convoy Feb 1944
• * Fatherly Advice, (sy) Lilliput Jan 1956; responses by celebrities to two questions “what advice were they given by their fathers” and “what advice would they give their sons.”.
• * Mother Knows Best, (ss) Snap 1950
• * Nature of Fear, (ss) Argosy (UK) Mar 1960
• * Wild Goose Chase (with James Fisher), (ar) Lilliput Oct-Nov 1952; presented as a ’long complete story’ but really a true account.

SCOTT, PRISSCILLA (chron.)

• * Looks that Men Like (with Henry A. Bowman), (ar) The American Magazine Jan 1948

SCOTT, QUINCY (chron.)

• * McNab’s Wife, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1911

SCOTT, R(eginald) T(homas) M(aitland) (1882-1966) (chron.)

• * The Blind Blade, (ss) Ace Sports Monthly Sep 1936
• * Breed of the West, (ss) Western Trails Oct 1936
• * The Crushed Pearl [Aurelius Smith], (ss) The American Magazine Jan 1926
• * Double Exposure, (ss) Detective Tales Mar 1936
• * The Emerald Coffin [Aurelius Smith], (ss) The Detective Magazine Nov 23 1923
  • Best Stories Nov 1927
• * The Emerland Coffin, (ss) Detective Tales Apr/May 1923
• * Flowers of Vengeance, (ss) Ten Detective Aces Jul 1937
• * Hanuman, the Monkey God [Aurelius Smith], (ss)
  • The Detective Magazine Jan 4 1924
• * House-Guest from Hell, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine Dec 1935
  • Dime Mystery Magazine (Canada) Dec 1935
• * Is Roosevelt Psychic?, (ar) True Mystic Science Nov 1938
• * The Killer [Aurelius Smith], (ss)
  • Best Stories Aug 1927
• * Levitation in Full Light, (ar) True Mystic Science May 1939
• * Nimba, the Cave Girl, (ss) Weird Tales Mar 1923
  • Pulpdom Oct 1998
• * Peter’s Tower [Aurelius Smith], (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1927
• * Psychic Terms You Ought to Know [as by The Editor], (ar) True Mystic Science Apr 1939
• * The Sealed Flask [Aurelius Smith], (ss)
  • Best Stories Sep 1927
• * Senga of the Club Hibou [Aurelius Smith], (ss) Real Detective Tales & Mystery Stories Apr/May 1929
• * Three Collar Buttons [Aurelius Smith], (ss)
  • Best Stories Oct 1927
• * Through the Ether [Aurelius Smith], (ss) Action Stories Nov 1922
• * The Trap [Aurelius Smith], (ss) The Detective Magazine Oct 12 1923
• * Underground [Aurelius Smith], (ss) Action Stories Mar 1924
• * Unseen Forces Slaughter Mankind, (ar) True Mystic Science Dec 1938
• * Women Loathed Her, (ss) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Aug 1932

SCOTT, RALPH; pseudonym of George Scott Atkinson, (1899-?) (chron.)

• * How Thunder Bolted, (ss) The Argosy Oct 1 1892

SCOTT, REBECCA (chron.)

• * Don’t Skimp on your Beauty Sleep, (ms) Harlequin Jun 1976
• * Looks That Last, (ms) Harlequin Jul 1976
• * The Professional Touch, (ms) The Harlequin Magazine Christmas 1975
• * Save Your Skin, (ms) Harlequin Oct 1976
• * Twenty Basic Tips for a Beautiful Skin, (ms) The Harlequin Magazine v3 #12 1975
• * What Is Ideal Beauty, (ms) Harlequin Apr 1976

SCOTT, RICHARD L. (chron.)

• * My Client Mr Coward, (ts) Courage Nov 1957

SCOTT, RILEY ESTEL (chron.)

• * The Soldier’s Song, (pm)
  • The All-Story Sep 1911

SCOTT, RO VERE (chron.)

• * A Tight Corner, (ss) Argosy Jan 31 1920

SCOTT, ROBERT

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• * I Fought South America’s Brutal Harem Bandit King (with Eugene Joseph), (ts) Action for Men Nov 1969; He Knew That Even Sacrificing Himself Would Not Save the Two Gorgeous Women from Rape and Torture by the Vicious Renegade.

SCOTT, ROBERT F. (chron.)

• * The Concord Was a Lady, (nf) Blue Book Jun 1950

SCOTT, ROBERT L. (chron.)

• * Damned to Glory, (ab) Liberty Mar 3 1945

SCOTT, ROBERT, R.N. (chron.)

• * Scott [extracts from Scott’s diary], (ex)
  • Master Thriller Series #12 1936

SCOTT, ROBERTSON (chron.)

• * The Way of the Farmer in Japan, (ar) Asia Nov 1920

SCOTT, RONEY; pseudonym of William Campbell Gault, (1910-1995) (chron.)

• * Danger Curves [Amber Allen], (ss) Scarlet Adventuress Feb 1938
• * Death Has Yellow Eyes, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine Sep 1942
  • Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) Nov 1942
• * Fury Yard, (ss) Sports Novels Magazine Feb 1952
• * Heartbreak Fairway, (ss) Sports Novels Magazine May 1950; (golf).
• * Hot-Rod Homicide, (ss) Detective Tales Jun 1950
• * Never Marry Murder!, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine Dec 1949
  • Dime Mystery Magazine (UK) 195?
• * Touchdown Tornado, (nv) Fifteen Sports Stories Nov 1948

SCOTT, ROSA NAOMI (chron.)

• * Any Girl, (ss) The All-Story May 1913
• * A Double Escape, (ss) The Blue Mule Jul 1907

SCOTT, ROSCOE GILMORE (chron.)

• * Companionship, (vi) Munsey’s Jul 1909

SCOTT, ROYAL (chron.)

• * Combat, (nf) Wings Mar 1935
• * Combat!, (nf) Wings Jan 1932

SCOTT, RUSSELL (chron.)

• * Pagoda Island, (ss) Chums Apr 22 1908
• * The Travancore Patrol: An Adventure of Corporal Grant, of the King’s Royal Hussars, (ss) Chums May 13 1908

SCOTT, RUTH HAMBLEN (chron.)

• * Remember, Kib?, (ss) Liberty May 7 1938

SCOTT, RUTHERFORD (chron.)

• * Expensive Money, (nv) Wall Street Stories Mar 1929
• * The How, When, and Where of Success, (cl) Detective Story Magazine Oct 19 1920

SCOTT, S. R. CLELAND (chron.)

• * Navel’s Eye View, (ar) Lilliput May-Jun 1952

SCOTT, SHIRLEY (chron.)

• * A Great Body, (ss) Adam 1965 Yearbook 1965

SCOTT, STANLEY (chron.)

• * The Criminal Child, (ar) The Detective Magazine Apr 27 1923
• * Nothing Ever Happened to Ethel (Nothing At All—Ever), (vi) Standard Stories Sep 1925

SCOTT, SUSAN (chron.)

• * Chessmate, (pi) Rogue Oct 1960

SCOTT, TIMOTHY C. (chron.)

• * A Night in Late September, (ss) Doppelgänger #12 1990

SCOTT, TOM (chron.)

• * From Report on 1956, (pm) The London Magazine Sep 1956
• * letter, (lt) The London Magazine Dec 1955, Aug 1956

_____, trans.

• * Le Litanie del bel Ragazzo, by Pier Paolo Pasolini, (pm) Edinburgh Review Spr 1998

SCOTT, W. B. (chron.)

• * Work in Progress, (ss) TriQuarterly Win 1974

SCOTT, W. E. (chron.)

• * Fraser’s Folly, (n.) The Popular Magazine Nov 7 1915
• * Kings of the Mighty, (sl) The Popular Magazine Jun 1, Jun 15 1914
• * When Thieves Fall Out, (n.) The Popular Magazine Mar 23 1915

SCOTT, [Sir] WALTER (1771-1832) (chron.)

• * Adventure in Fiction: IX. The Battle of the Clans (from “The Fair Maid of Firth), (ex) The Quaker Dec 1899
• * Adventure in Fiction: VI. The Passage at Arms (from “Ivanhoe”), (ex) The Quaker Sep 1899
• * Adventurers All:
  ___ South American Revolution, (cl) Short Stories May 25 1935
• * The Death of Keeldar, (pm)
  • My Magazine Jan 1918
• * Duel between the Black Knight and Wamba, (sg)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Feb 1926
• * Ivanhoe (with Patrick Pringle, retold by), (sl) Everybody’s Weekly Jun 28, Jul 5 1952
• * Lochinvar, (pm)
  • The Scrap Book Sep #2 1907
• * “O Hush Thee, my Babie” (with W. Augustus Barratt, music), (sg) Atalanta Dec 1894
• * Patriotism, (pm); from Lay of the Last Minstrel.
  • The Scrap Book Jul 1906
• * Proud Masie, (pm) Everybody’s Weekly Jun 28 1952
• * The Prowess of Robin Hood, (ex); from Ivanhoe.
  • The Scrap Book Apr 1907
• * Queen Elizabeth/Amy Robsart, (ex); from Kenilworth.
  • The Scrap Book Feb #2 1908
• * Richard and Saladin, (ex); from The Talisman.
  • The Scrap Book Feb 1907
• * The St. Nicholas Treasure Box of Literature- The Archery Contest from Ivanhoe, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1881
• * The Stranger at the Door, (pm)
  • My Magazine Mar 1925
• * The Tapestried Chamber, (ss) The Keepsake, 1829 1828
  • The Scrap Book May 1906
• * Time, (pm)
  • The Scrap Book Jan 1907
• * Tournament Scene from Ivanhoe, (ex); from Ivanhoe.
  • The Scrap Book Jun 1906
• * The Truth of Woman, (pm)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1926
• * The Two Drovers, (nv) Chronicles of the Canongate, Cadell & Co. 1827
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1932
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1932
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1939; #3 in the “Famous Stories by British Writers” series
• * Wandering Willie’s Tale [from Redgauntlet], (ex) London: Constable 1824
  • Short Stories Dec 1891

_____, [ref.]

• * “English Men and Women of Letters of the 19th Century. 1. Sir Walter Scott” by Andrew Lang, (ar) Atalanta Oct 1887

SCOTT, WALTER C. (chron.)

• * After Larry Left the Crew, (ss) The Argosy Jan 1912
• * The Bully of the Valley, (ss) Yes or No Feb 28 1921
• * Devil’s Lap, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 15 1912
• * Hot from Hell, (nv) Double-Action Gang Magazine May 1936
• * The Hummingbird Lays on Eggs, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Sep 12 1936
• * “Take ’Im Alive”, (ss) The Underworld Magazine May 1933

SCOTT, WALTER DILL (chron.)

• * Do You Want to Know What Others Think About You?, (ar) The American Magazine Nov 1920

SCOTT, WILL(iam Matthew) (1893-1964) (chron.)

• * All To His Benefit, (ss) John Bull Dec 24 1949
• * Alterations to Face, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 23 1932
• * As the Saying Goes, (ss) The Passing Show Jun 10 1933
• * Bird Leaves Cage, (ss) The Passing Show Dec 17 1938
• * Black King Still Standing [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Dec 24 1932
• * The Black Stamp, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1926
• * A Bottle of Brilliantine [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Jan 7 1933
• * Broken Windows, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 18 1922
• * The Case of the Split Word [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Oct 22 1932
• * The Christmas Crime [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Dec 3 1932
• * Christmas Train [Laughing Crook], (ss) The Passing Show Dec 23 1933
• * Closed Account, (ss) The Passing Show Sep 15 1934
• * The Clue from the Air [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933
• * Clue in Blue, (ss) Fiction Parade 1936; also in The Strand July 1936.
  • EQMM Feb 1950
• * Cold Cash, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 20 1932
• * Dangerous Talent, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 3 1935
• * Do Look at Me, (ss) Illustrated May 25 1940
• * A Double Scotch, (ss) London Opinion Sep 1934
• * The Duke of Wellington Catches the Nine-Fifteen [The Nine-Fifteen], (ss) The Passing Show Jun 11 1938
• * Eight o’Clock in the Parc Leopold, (ss) John Bull’s Summer Annual 1931
• * Evidence, (ss) The New Passing Show Apr 9 1932
• * Exit Mr. Ennshaw, (ss) The Passing Show Oct 3 1936
• * Financier Plays the Love Market [The Nine-Fifteen], (ss) The Passing Show Jun 4 1938
• * The Footprints that Faced Each Other, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 1 1933; (in Lindy series).
• * From Partner to Partner [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Sep 10 1932; (#3).
• * Giglamps Revokes [Giglamps], (ss) Pan Mar 1923; also as “A Wish for a Cigar”.
• * Green Fever, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 9 1932
• * Hitting the Headlines Again, (ss) The Passing Show May 1 1937
• * I am a Sardine, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 16 1932
• * In England Now, (ss) Pears’ Annual Christmas 1921
• * The Invisible Motor-Car [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Sep 17 1932
• * Is It Worth It?, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 2 1932; looks at scientific progress and yet how unsatisfied humans are.
• * The Island of Yesterday, (ss) The Passing Show Mar 20 1937
• * It Isn’t Done, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 15 1933
• * It’s a Great Life, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 13 1932
• * The Laughing Crook, 1. The Adventure of the Invitation Burglary, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 22 1933; (Will Scott is introduced as “the British O’Henry.” I thought it was O. Henry! This is another gentleman-burglar type series featuring Jeremiah Jones).
• * The Laughing Crook, 2. Art and Craft, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 29 1933
• * The Laughing Crook, 3. Evidence to Burn, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 5 1933
• * The Laughing Crook, 4. The Black Abbey Affair, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 12 1933
• * The Laughing Crook, 5: Change of Address, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 19 1933
• * The Laughing Crook, 6: Forty-Five a Penny, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 26 1933
• * Lindy Answers the Silent Call [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Dec 10 1932
• * Lindy Does a Cross-word [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Oct 15 1932
• * Lindy Finds Nobody Home [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Oct 8 1932
• * Lindy Suggests Ammonia [*Belinda “Lindy” Browne], (ss) The Passing Show Nov 12 1932