The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

WEYMAN, STANLEY J. (chron.) (continued)

• * Count Hannibal, (sl) Munsey’s Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1901
• * Family Portraits, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine Aug 1888
• * Flore, (ss) The Pocket Magazine May 1896
• * A Gouvernor of Guéret [Baron de Rosny], (ss) McClure’s Jun 1895
• * The House of the Wolf, (sl) The English Illustrated Magazine Oct, Nov, Dec 1888, Jan, Feb, Mar 1889
• * The King’s Stratagem, (ss) The Strand Apr 1891
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1929
• * The Man of Almonacid, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1928
• * A Mean White, (ss)
  • Tauchnitz Magazine Feb 1892
• * The Open Shutter [Baron de Rosny], (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1926
• * A Party of Four, (ss) Short Stories Oct 1895
• * Sophia, (sl) Munsey’s Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1899, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1900
• * The Wild Geese, (sl) The Scrap Book Sep 1908
  • The Cavalier Oct, Nov, Dec 1908, Jan, Feb 1909

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• * “Ovington’s Bank” by Louis J. McQuilland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 11 1922

WEYMOUR, LOUIS (chron.)

• * The King of the Frozen Seas, (ss) Pluck Apr 13 1895

WEYMOUTH, COLE (chron.)

• * Boothill Bait, (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1938; Tom Allan Fights Hard to Outwit Range Ccyotes!.
• * A Bully in Boots - and Billy the Kid, (nf) Triple Western Jun 1948
• * Bum Steers, (ar) Popular Western Aug 1948
• * Gunsmoke in the Cards, (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1947
• * Keeping the Peace, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jun 1932; “The Sheriff of Painted Post Knew His Duty.”
• * Shanghai Pierce’s Revenge, (ts) Giant Western Win 1948
• * The Story of Belle Starr, (ar)
  • Texas Rangers (UK) Oct 1949
• * The Story of Calamity Jane, (nf) Thrilling Ranch Stories Sep 1948
• * Two-Gun Marshal, (nf) Giant Western Sum 1948
• * Vigilantes of Virginia City, (nf) Giant Western Fll 1948
• * The West’s Forgotten Men, (nf) The Rio Kid Western Aug 1948
  • The Rio Kid Western (Canada) Aug 1948
• * Where You Get Off, (nf) Giant Western Feb 1949
• * White Man’s Friend, (ms) Triple Western Dec 1949

WEYMOUTH, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Power Farming for Prosperity in 1928, (ar) Farm Life Feb 1928
• * Steep Hillsides, (ar) Farm Life Nov 1925

WEYMOUTH, HILDEGARDE (chron.)

• * The Loveliest Thing, (pm) Cupid’s Diary Jul 11 1928

WEYMOUTH, MARTHA HAYES (chron.)

• * Pop Underhill and the Big Morel, (ss) Capper’s Farmer Aug 1936

WEYMOUTH, MARTHA HAYS (chron.)

• * Decision by Moonlight, (ss) The American Magazine Feb 1938
• * Merry Meddler, (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1936
• * Pockets Inside Out, (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1935
• * Six Days, (ss) The American Magazine Jul 1934

WHALE, JAMES (1896-1957) (chron.)

• * 1934—the Year that Hollywood Crashed?, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 10 1934

WHALEN, GROVER A. (chron.)

• * Babes in Crimeland, (ar) Munsey’s Jun 1929

WHALEN, RICHARD J. (chron.)

• * The American Highway: Do We Know Where We’re Going?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 14 1968
• * Who Owns America?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 30 1967

WHALEN, SHAWN (chron.)

• * Isaac Asimov’s New Universe, (iv) Pulsar! Spr/Sum 1990

WHALEN, TOM (chron.)

• * Adrift, (pm) Velocities #5 1988

WHALEY, WENDELL (chron.)

• * Veil, (pm) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1927

WHALLEY, G(eorge) E. (chron.)

• * Along the Ridge: A New Zealand Yarn, (ss) The Captain Jan 1908
• * By Coach and Canoe, (ss) The Captain Apr 1919
• * When Hope was Dead, (ss) The Captain Jan 1911
• * With Spear and Tomahawk, (ss) The Captain Sep 1919

WHALLEY, JO-ANN (chron.)

• * The Seasonal Collector, (ss) Borderlands #4 2004

WHALLON, ARCHER P. (chron.)

• * And They Never Learned to Spell, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1930

WHAM, C. L. (chron.)

• * Children of the Pioneers, (ss) Blonde on Blonde May 1988

WHARF, MICHAEL (chron.)

• * Entente Cordiale, (ss) Story Jan 1938
• * Farewell at Phaleron, (ss) Colliers May 3 1941

WHARRAM, JAMES; Lived in North Wales, Great Britain. (chron.)

• * Two Girls, a Guy and a Catamaran, (ar) Argosy Nov 1959

WHARTON, “DICK” (chron.)

• * letter (with Mr. Harry E. Wharton & Mrs. Harry E. Wharton), (lt) All-Story Weekly Feb 15 1919

WHARTON, A. EDEN (chron.)

• * A Deal in Rubber, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Aug 20 1910

WHARTON, ANTHONY; pseudonym of Alister McAllister, (1877-1943) (chron.)

• * Ann’s Hat, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 14 1920
• * Lady Marjory’s Undies, (nv) The Smart Set Apr 1917
• * Miss Ashton’s House, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 28 1920
• * Muggins, (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1930
• * Needles and Pins, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 6 1920
• * A Sunset, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13 1919

WHARTON, BILL (chron.)

• * The 6000-Mile Escape of U-Boat 977, (ts) For Men Only Dec 1957
• * Assignment to Kill Rommell, (ar) Combat Nov 1956
• * Bailout to Hell, (ts) Action for Men Dec 1961; Shot Out of His Plane, the B-29 Pilot Became a Sitting-Duck Target for 20,000 Ft. Down to the Pacific.
• * ’Crazy’ Jock Campbell and His Maniac Tin Can Brigade, (ts) Action for Men Oct 1959; He Won Five Victoria Crosses in One Month in His Wild Rampage That Broke the Back of Rommels Afrika Korps.
• * The Earthbound Soldier, (nf) Fate May 1959
• * Escape from Crete, (ss) Combat Jun 1957
• * The General Who Foxed the British, (nf) Combat May 1957
• * I Remember Dying 2000 Years Ago, (nf) Fate Aug 1958
• * The Man Who Sank the Lusitania, (ar) Combat Jul 1957
• * The Man Who Won the War, (ar) Combat Aug 1957
• * Mystery Of The Missing Corpse, (nf) Fate Jan 1958
• * The Odd Case of Hauptmann Winterfeldt, (ss) Combat May 1957
• * Promised In Blood, (nf) Fate Jul 1958
• * Racial Strife in South Africa (with Daniel Basson, narr.), (ts) Man’s Magazine Jun 1963
• * The Red Devil of Germany, (ar) Combat Jan 1957
• * The Ship That Would Not Die, (nf) Combat Feb 1957
• * The Victory That Never Was, (ar) Combat Jul 1957

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• * Hero of Starbuck Island (with John Morton Scott), (nf) Combat Feb 1957
• * I Was Sentenced to Death (with Peter Jurisic), (nf) Combat Nov 1956

WHARTON, CARL (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Nov 1925
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 19

WHARTON, DON (chron.)

• * America’s Favorite Boat Ride, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1952
• * House of a Thousand Tortures, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1947
• * Operator, This Is an Emergency!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 23 1954
• * An Orchid for a Minute, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1941
• * “The Safest Place in the World”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1952
• * Superstition in the Sky, (ar) Blue Book Sep 1945
• * The Tourists Say ’Wow!’, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 7 1945
• * Watch Out for the Kid on the Bike!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 19 1952
• * “What a Store!”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1947

WHARTON, E. A. (chron.)

• * When Conscience Slept, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Sep 1909
• * A Woman’s Way, (ss) The Argosy Aug 1906

WHARTON, ED (chron.)

• * Football Veteran, (ar) Popular Sports Magazine Win 1951

WHARTON, EDITH (Newbold, née Jones) (1862-1937) (chron.)

• * After Holbein, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1928
• * Artemis to Actæon, (pm) Scribner’s Jun 1902
• * Bewitched, (nv) Pictorial Review Mar 1925
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1938
• * The Blonde Beast, (ss) Scribner’s Sep 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1930
• * A Bottle of Evian, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1926; also as “A Bottle of Perrier”.
• * A Bottle of Perrier [“A Bottle of Evian”], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 27 1926; collected in Certain People, Appleton, 1930.
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1931
  • EQMM Dec 1948
• * The Bread of Angels, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1902
• * Bread Upon the Waters, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1934
• * Charm Incorporated, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1939
• * Chartres, (ss) Scribner’s Sep 1893
• * The Children, (sl) Pictorial Review Apr 1928
• * Confession, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1936
• * Diagnosis, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1938
• * The Dilettante, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Dec 1903
• * The Duchess at Prayer, (nv) Scribner’s Aug 1900
  • Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1925
• * The Duchess at Prayer, (ss) Scribner’s Aug 1900
• * A Glimpse, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 12 1932
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1934
• * The Gods Arrive, (sl) The Delineator Feb, Apr, Jun, Jul 1932
• * Her Son, (nv)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1938
• * His Father’s Son, (ss) Scribner’s Jun 1909
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1927
• * Hudson River Bracketed, (sl) The Delineator Oct 1928, Jan, Feb 1930
• * In Alsace, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20 1915
• * Italian Villas and Their Gardens, (ar) The Century Nov 1903
• * Joy in the House, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1935
• * The Letter, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Apr 1904
• * The Line of Least Resistance, (ss) Lippincott’s Oct 1900
  • Live Stories Mar 1915
• * The Looking Glass, (ss) Cosmopolitan Dec 1935
• * Margaret of Cortona, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1901
• * The Marne, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1918
• * The Mission of Jane, (ss) Harper’s Dec 1902
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jan 1933
• * The Mission of Jane, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Dec 1902
• * The Moving Finger, (ss) Harper’s Mar 1901
  • Argosy (UK) May 1929
• * The Moving Finger, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1901
• * Mr. Jones, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1928
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1939
• * Pomegranate Seed, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1931
• * Poor Old Vincent!, (ss) Redbook Apr 1935
• * The Quicksand, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1902
• * The Reckoning, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Aug 1902
• * The Recovery, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Feb 1901
• * The Refugees, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 18 1919
• * The Sanctuaries of the Pennine Alps, (ar) Scribner’s Mar 1902
• * Sanctuary, (sl) Scribner’s Oct 1903
• * The Spark, (ss) Ladies Home Journal May 1924
• * Sub Umbra Liliorum: An Impression of Parma, (es) Scribner’s Jan 1902
• * The Triumph of Night, (nv) Scribner’s Aug 1914
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1938
• * Unconfessed Crime, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1939
• * Uses, (pm) Scribner’s Feb 1902
• * The Verdict, (ss) Scribner’s Jun 1908
  • Sophy #2 2000
• * With the Tide, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 29 1919

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• * “‘The Daintier Sense’” by Anon., (ar) Argosy (UK) Jan 1938
• * “Edith Wharton” by H. G. Dwight, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly Feb 1908

WHARTON, ELNA HARWOOD (chron.)

• * Our Thrift Series, (ar) The Delineator Dec 1917

WHARTON, EMILY (chron.)

• * Read These Poems and Become a Winged Creature, (pm) Backwards City Review Fll 2007

WHARTON, FRANCIS W. (chron.)

• * A Byway of Danby, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1920

WHARTON, FRANCIS WILLING (chron.)

• * More Precious Than Rubies, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Jan 1909
• * Possession: Nine Points of the Law, (ss) Cosmopolitan Sep 1902
• * A Sovereign Remedy, (ss) Lippincott’s Jul 1902
  • Live Stories Jan 1915
• * “The Tree of Life”, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Feb 1900
• * The Wrong Door, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Oct 1904

WHARTON, G. W. (chron.)

• * The Poison Bottle, (ar) Ladies Home Journal May 1910

WHARTON, JAMES (chron.)

• * Invocation, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1915

WHARTON, LIZ (chron.)

• * Maverick Professor (with Jeanne Douglas), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 11 1943

WHARTON, MABEL H. (chron.)

• * Tears and the Man, (??) Telling Tales Nov 1919

WHARTON, MEL (chron.)

• * A Man Who Has Saved Five Hundred Lives, (ar) Sunset Magazine May 1924
• * “Sphinx” of Sperry Camp, (ss) Brief Stories Feb 1926

WHARTON, MIKE (chron.)

• * letter, (lt)
  • The Pulp Era #69 1968