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WATSON, M. L. D. (chron.)

* Signs of May (with M. M. D.), (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1883
WATSON, MARRIOTT; see under Watson, H. B. Marriott (chron.)
WATSON, MARY L. (chron.)

* Methods of Correction, (ar) The Mother’s Magazine Christmas 1908
WATSON, NAOMI (chron.)

* Wedding Present, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Sum 1952
WATSON, NOEL (chron.)

* Spotlight on Advertising, (ct) The New Strand May 1962
* Spotlight on Christmas, (hu) The New Strand Dec 1962
* Spotlight on God’s Frozen People, (ct) The New Strand Jan 1963
* Spotlight on Low Life, (hu) The New Strand Oct 1962
* Spotlight on Marriage, (hu) The New Strand Jun 1962
* Spotlight on Safari, (hu) The New Strand Sep 1962
* Spotlight on Sherlock Holmes, (hu) The New Strand Mar 1962
* Spotlight on Spooks, (ct) The New Strand Aug 1962
* Spotlight on the Art Industry, (hu) The New Strand Dec 1961
* Spotlight on the Aspiring Novelist, (hu) The New Strand Jan 1962
* Spotlight on the Springtime, (hu) The New Strand Apr 1962
* Spotlight on Winter, (hu) The New Strand Nov 1962
WATSON, PAUL W. (chron.)

* Adventurers All, (cl) Short Stories Jan 10 1932
WATSON, R. M. (chron.)

* Chanson Breton, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jul 1901
* A Child’s Garden, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1901
WATSON, R. STOCKS (chron.)

* Red Man’s Bluff, (nv) Cowboy Stories May 1925
WATSON, RALPH (chron.)

* Daisy Dave, the Sport Detective; or, a Dandy and Don’t You Forget It, (na) New York Five Cent Library Dec 31 1892
WATSON, RICHARD F.; pseudonym of Robert Silverberg, (1935- ) (chron.)

* Beasts of Nightmare Horror, (nv) Super Science Fiction Jun 1959
* The Big Kick, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine Oct 1958
* Blood in the Streets, (nv) Guilty Detective Story Magazine May 1959
* Bloody Saturday, (nv) Off Beat Detective Stories Mar 1959
* Window Peeper, (ss) Guilty Detective Story Magazine Sep 1959
WATSON, ROBERT (chron.)

* The Island Queen, (pm) The Chartist Circular Apr 10 1841
WATSON, ROBERT (1947- ) (chron.)

* A Balloon Rises, (pm) South Carolina Review Fll 1992
* Teresa and the Spear of Time, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1997
WATSON, ROBERT L. (chron.)

* Typical Mendicants of New York, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1896
WATSON, ROSAMUND MARRIOTT (chron.)

* Autumnal, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1905
* Einst, O Wunder!, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Oct 1897
* The Flower and the Leaf, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Aug 1909
* The Garner, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1916
* The Green Pavilions, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine Aug 1901
* The Haunted Palace, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1908
* His Arrogance of Arcady, (pm) The Windsor Magazine May 1906
* Hodiernæ Rosæ, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1909
* The Launch of the Leaves, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1907
* Life’s Harvest, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Aug 1902
* The Low Road, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Aug 1906
* Lux et Umbra, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Oct 1906
* The Magic Flute, (vi) The Smart Set Dec 1904
* Make Believe, (pm) Scribner’s Aug 1912
* “Per Domos Ditis Vacuas”, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Sep 1898
* Prisoners and Captives, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1906
* Snows of Yesterday, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1909
* The Starling, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1908
* Ultima Thule, (pm) Tares: A Book of Verse, Kegan, Paul, Trench 1884

Harper’s Monthly Jun 1907
WATSON, SIR WILLIAM (chron.)

* The Awakening, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Apr 1949

* I Care Not, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Dec 1928

* The Lighthouse of Love, (pm) Argosy (UK) Jan 1930
* The Storms and the Havens, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Sep 1928

* The Winter Sleep, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Mar 1931
_____, [ref.] * “A Hundred Poems” by Anon., (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 9 1922
WATSON, SPENCER (chron.)

* The Stolen Fortune, (sl) The Thriller Jun 13, Jun 20, Jun 27 1936
WATSON, THOMAS (chron.)

* Sorry Kid, (ss)

Encore #1 1946
WATSON, THOMAS E. (chron.)

* Editorials, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan, Feb 1906

Watson’s Magazine Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906

* Editorials:
___ Address of Hon. Thos. E. Watson, at Atlanta—An October Day—The Oddities of the Great—Pages Lost from a Book…A Word to the Cotton Manufacturers, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Nov 1908
___ After Election Thoughts—What He Wanted to Know—Soldier, Take Your Wound—The Stewardship—"Broken By It I May Be: Bend to It I Never Will"—A Prophecy Which Has Become a Dread Reality, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Dec 1908
___ How They Work it—The Late—To Virginia and Return, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jan 1908
___ Mr. Bryan’s Shameful Treatment of the South—Uncle Remus Is Dead—The Old Packet Boat by the James, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Aug 1908
___ Our National Finances—The Mission of the Reformer—Bryan and the Bennett Will—The Wise Man and the Silly King—The Sentence of Ravaillac—Political Comment, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Oct 1908
___ the Catholic Hierarchy and Politics—"Whose Son Is a Fool and Whose Daughter Is a Foreign Princess"—Bankers Shut Mr. Watson out of a Chautauqua Lecture Field—Of National Interest, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jun 1908
___ the Encroachments and Usurpations of the Federal Judiciary—Our Creed—The National Political Outlook—The Anarchists, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Apr 1908
___ the Gubernatorial Campaign in Georgia—The Hearst Party—Not for Rockefeller’s Pastor—Nor for Ryan’s Priest—England’s Way—The Philosopher’s Stone Found at Last—How Labor Is Protected by the Tariff, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jul 1908
___ the National Campaign—The Congressional Mileage Grab—Hearst Against the Farmers—Answer to Booker Washington, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Sep 1908
___ What Price Should Cotton Bring?—Governement by Federal Judges—The Winecup, (ed) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
* Educational Department, (cl) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jun 1905, Jan, Feb 1906

Watson’s Magazine Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1906

* Governor Brower and the Everglades, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine May 1908
* If Napoleon Had Won, (ar) Munsey’s Aug 1907
* The Life and Times of Andrew Jackson, (ar) Watson’s Magazine Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906
* Life and Times of Andrew Jackson, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Jan, May 1908
* The Political Situation, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine Mar 1905
* Politics and Economics, (ed) Tom Watson’s Magazine Apr, May 1905
_____, reviews: * Books, (br) Tom Watson’s Magazine Jan, Feb 1906 Watson’s Magazine Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1906
WATSON, THOMAS F. (chron.)

* Christian Science Heals The Sick And Reforms The Sinner, (ar) Overland Monthly Jun 1916
WATSON, VESTA H. (chron.)

* A Chinese Master of Political Science, (ar) Sunset Magazine May 1924
WATSON, VIRGINIA (chron.)

* Her Proper Sphere, (ss) National Magazine May 1913
* The Perfect Triangle: Editors, Writers and Readers, (ar) Writer’s Digest Mar 1931; re Harper’s.
* The Pine Tree, (pm) Harper’s Nov 1920
_____, trans. * Moonlight, by Guy de Maupassant, (ss) Short Stories Oct 1903
WATSON, W. (chron.)

* His Biggest Hour, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Dec 8 1923
* In the Final Chukker, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Aug 8 1924
WATSON, WALLACE (chron.)

* At Any Cost, (ss) Top-Notch Oct 15 1913
* The Bigger Game, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 30 1914
* Brazen Victory, (ss) Top-Notch Oct 30 1914
* The Crusader, (ss) Top-Notch Nov 15 1913
* For the Club’s Honor, (nv) Top-Notch Mar 15 1914
* For the Last Furlong, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 10 1914
* The Game Higher Up, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 30 1914
* His Biggest Hour, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 15 1913
* In the Final Chukker, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 30 1914
* The Long Throw, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 1 1913

Sport Story Magazine Sep 22 1923

* Off the Map, (ss) Top-Notch Feb 15 1914
* On Hairpin Curve, (ss) Top-Notch Jun 30 1914

Sport Story Magazine Mar 22 1924

* On Running Edge, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 15 1913
* On Sanded Greens, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 20 1914

Sport Story Magazine Oct 8 1923

* On the Long Eighteenth, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 30 1914

Sport Story Magazine Feb 22 1924

* On the Rim, (ss) Top-Notch Nov 30 1914
* Plumes of Victory, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 30 1914
* Point for Point, (ss) Top-Notch May 10 1914
* Ready! Row!, (nv) Top-Notch Jul 20 1914
* The Red Card, (ss) Top-Notch Mar 1 1914
* Through Wind-Whipped Waters, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 10 1914
* The Twenty-Fourth Hour, (ss) Top-Notch Apr 1 1914
WATSON, WILFRED (1911- ) (chron.)

* Graveyard on a Cliff of White Sand, (pm) The London Magazine Aug 1955
_____, [ref.] * “Friday’s Child” by Quentin Stevenson, (br) The London Magazine Jan 1956
WATSON, WILL (chron.)

* The Ambition of Jim Reed, (nf) Western Action Nov 1956
* The Duchess of Winchester, (ar) Western Action Sep 1956
* Gateway to the Desert, (nf) Real Western Stories Jun 1957
* Ghost Bonanza, (ar) .44 Western Magazine Sep 1953
* King of the Cow-Thieves, (ar) Real Western Stories Dec 1956
* Kingdom on the Golden Gate, (ar) Real Western Oct 1948
* Man of Many Trails, (nf) Western Romances May 1957
* Saddle Pards, (n.) Western Action May 1948

Western Action (Canada) Jul 1948

* Shave and Haircut, Four Bits, (nf) Western Action Jul 1956
* Soapy Smith and the Music Box, (ar) Real Western Stories Aug 1956
* Song of the Carts, (nf) Real Western Stories Oct 1955
* They Ain’t Going to Lynch My Man, (ss) Real Western Stories Jun 1956
* Trek to Glory, (nf) 10 Story Western Magazine Jan 1951
* Winter of Hell, (ts) Ranch Romances Apr #1 1955
* Wolf Dog Range, (n.) Complete Cowboy Oct 1947
WATSON, WILLIAM (1858-1935) (chron.)

* Byron, (pm) National Magazine Nov 1902
* Mr. Chamberlain: A Tribute in Verse, (pm) Picture Politics Feb/Mar 1902; (Reprinted from the “Daily News”).
* Ordeal on Birch Creek, (ar) Argosy Mar 1962
* The Reign of the Muse, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1904
* Song, (pm)

The Golden Book Magazine Apr 1934

* To a Young Lady, With the Author’s Poems, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1904
* The Unafflicted, (pm) The Argosy Nov 5 1892
WATT, CAROLINE A. (chron.)

* Some Strange Facts About Colds, (ar) The Mother’s Magazine Christmas 1908
WATT, DANIEL (chron.)

* A Waxen Resurrection of the Bio-Object: The Necromantic Visions of Bruno Schulz & Tadeusz Kantor, (ar) Wormwood #4 2005
WATT, DONALD (1938- ) (chron.)

* All in a Garden Green, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jun 1950

* Cavalcade, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1950
WATT, DONALD MacKENZIE (chron.)

* Don’t Shoot Darling!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 23 1949
WATT, FREDERICK B. (chron.)

* Crake, (ss) Complete Stories Dec #2 1930
* Danse Macabre, (ss) Complete Stories Oct #2 1930
* Doggo, (ss) War Stories Feb 28 1929
* Floating Traps, (ss) Navy Stories Mar 1929
* The Galloping Cow, (ss) War Birds Dec 1928
* The Hoodoo Charge, (ss) War Stories Oct 13 1927
* No Brass Buttons!, (nv) Navy Stories Feb 1929
* Shellshock, (ss) Canadian War Stories Jun 1929
* Ships from Nowhere, (ss) Battle Aces Dec 1930
* They Knew Their Trades, (ss) Complete Stories Oct #1 1930
* The Winners, (ar) Colliers Mar 2 1940
WATT, G. (chron.)

* Maverick Legend, (ar) Mammoth Western Sep 1949
* Remarkable Marshal, (ar) Mammoth Western Mar 1950
WATT, GEORGE F. (chron.)

* The Value of Frequent Balance Sheets, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 24 1903
WATT, HANSARD (chron.)

* Home-Made History—I: Caractacus, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jun 1926

* Home-Made History—II: William II, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1926

* Home-Made History—III: John, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Aug 1926

* Home-Made History—IV: Boadicea, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Sep 1926

* Home-Made History—V: Richard, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Oct 1926

* Meditation Addressed to a Dried Haddock, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Jul 1912
* To Delia, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Aug 1912
WATT, IAN (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “The Rise of the Novel” by Roy Fuller, (br) The London Magazine Sep 1957

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