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WEBB, JEAN FRANCIS (chron.) (continued)

* Just a Song, (nv) Popular Love Dec 1948
* Kiss Before Midnight, (nv) All-Story Love Stories Oct 31 1936
* A Knight Comes Riding, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Jun 15 1935
* The Lady from Yesterday, (na) Exciting Love Feb 1946
* Last Train from Gun Hill, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959; adapted from screenplay by James Poe.
* Let Me Forget, (nv) Sweetheart Stories Nov 1935
* Little Lost Star, (nv) Sweetheart Stories Dec 1934
* Live and Let Die [Dan Fowler], (na) G-Men Detective Jul 1947

G-Men Detective (UK) Win 1947

* Lost Christmas, (nv) Love Book Magazine Dec 1936
* The Man in the Net, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959; adapted from screenplay by Reginald Rose, based on novel by Patrick Quentin.
* Midnight Rainbow, (na) Young Love May 1937
* Murder’s Hex Sign, (na) G-Men Nov 1940

Giant Detective Annual 1950

* One and Only, (ss) Thrilling Love Apr 1936
* Panama Peril [Dan Fowler], (na) G-Men Detective Jun 1943

G-Men Detective (UK) Spr 1944

* Phony Bride, (sl) Sweetheart Stories Nov, Dec 1938, Jan, Feb 1939
* Plumes of Peril, (nv) Five-Novels Magazine Oct/Dec 1944
* Price Tag on Glamour, (ss) Exciting Love Fll 1942
* Red Sky at Midnight, (nv) Five-Novels Magazine Jan/Mar 1945
* Remember Pearl Harbor, (ss) Exciting Navy Stories Apr 1942; Lieutenant Lee Wylie of the Naval Air Force is Caught in a Whirling Maelstrom of Battle as the War in the Pacific Begins!.
* Rendezvous with June, (ss) All-Story Love Tales Jun 18 1938
* Reveille for Romance, (nv)

Popular Love (Canada) Sep 1945

* Second-Hand Honeymoon, (ss) Exciting Love Jul 1949
* The Six-Gun Song, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Feb 1943
* Spook Spread, (na) Cowboy Stories Mar 1936
* The Stratton Story, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959; adapted from screenplay by Douglas Morrow & Guy Trosper.
* Swords of Satan, (nv) Five-Novels Monthly Dec 1939
* Take-a-Chance Girl, (nv) Love Fiction Monthly Nov 1937
* Three Cheers for Love, (nv) All-Story Love Stories Nov 14 1936
* Three Hearts on a Valentine: 1—No Heart of Her Own, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Feb 15 1936
* Three-Ring Romeo, (nv) Thrilling Love Nov 1940
* Until We Meet Again, (nv) Sweetheart Stories Mar 1936
* The Vanishing Bride, (na) Exciting Love Jul 1948
* Venus in Ermine, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Aug 18 1934
* Wagon Trail West, (nv) Five-Novels Magazine Jul/Sep 1945
* A Waltz by Moonlight, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Feb 22 1936
* What Is a Kiss?, (ss) All-Story Love Stories May 11 1935
* “Women Obsessed”, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959; adapted from screenplay by Sidney Boehm.
* The World, the Flesh and the Devil, (ss) Screen Stories Jun 1959; adapted from screenplay by Ferdinand Reyher— based on a story by Matthew Phipps Shiel.
* A Young Man Breaks In, (ar) Writer’s Digest Apr 1935
* You’ve Got Everything, (ss) Thrilling Love Jul 1942
WEBB, JEAN FRANCIS, III (chron.)

* The Merry Fiddler, (ss) Young’s Magazine May 1933
WEBB, JIM (chron.)

* The Blind Thirteenth Mission, (ar) Argosy Jul 1963
WEBB, JOAN FRANCIS (chron.)

* Jungle Kiss, (ss) All-Star Love Magazine Sep 1941
WEBB, JOHN; Perhaps Australian editor John Webb. Served in France during the first World War; lived in Long Branch, New Jersey. (chron.)

* An Aged Child, (ss) The Hawk Nov 1955
* The Angle of Death, (ss) Short Stories Nov 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Apr 1930

* As the Fog Lifted, (ss) Sea Stories Aug 20 1923
* Barking Guns, (nv) Triple-X Jun 1928
* Blood and Caste, (ss) Triple-X Jan 1928
* A Blue Dress Jumper, (ss) Short Stories Oct 10 1926
* Broken Bones, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Oct 1929

* Dan O’Toole Is Fired, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1925
* Diamonds out of Panama, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1925
* Going Home!, (ss) Adventure May 29 1924
* The Graveyard Watch, (ss) Short Stories Nov 10 1924
* The Gun Slingin’ Loafer, (ss) Triple-X Oct 1928
* The Gunman Ordinaries, (ss) Short Stories Jan 25 1926
* The Guy That Socked the Sergeant, (ss) Frontier Stories Jan 1929
* The Indomitable Mutt, (ss) The American Boy Nov 1927; bulldog.
* Iron Ships and Wooden Men, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1926
* The Lazy Fox, (ss) Triple-X May 1928
* Little Private War, (nv) Frontier Stories Jun 1929
* The Luck of Jimmy Bush, (ss) The American Boy Jan 1928
* The Marvel, (ss) Short Stories Aug 10 1928

Short Stories (UK) mid-Dec 1928

* Master of the Annadale, (ss) Short Stories Aug 25 1924
* Murder Trap, (ss) Triple-X Magazine Oct 1929
* Panhandle Fights Back, (ss) Triple-X Sep 1928
* Panhandle Slings Lead, (ss) Triple-X Jul 1928
* The Phantom Killer, (ss) Triple-X Apr 1928
* Picture of a Liar, (ss) Adventure Nov 15 1928
* Poison, (ss) Triple-X Dec 1926
* Raider!, (ss) Battle Stories Mar 1929
* Red Decks, (ss) Battle Stories Nov 1927
* The Sea Wrecker, (ss) Battle Stories Oct 1929
* Shell Pounded, (ss) Frontier Stories Sep 1928
* The Sight Book, (ss) Sea Stories Apr 1926
* The Socking Seaman, (ss) Battle Stories Sep 1929
* Stowed Away, (ss) Short Stories Apr 10 1925
* The Sub Rammer, (ss) Battle Stories Sep 1928
* Sumner Lines of Fate, (ss) Short Stories Sep 25 1924
* Tel Brown Burns Powder, (ss) Triple-X Dec 1928
* Tel Brown Cleans a Gang, (nv) Triple-X Jan 1929
* Things Happen, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Dec 1929

* The Thirty-day Admiral!, (ss) Battle Stories Sep 1930
* The Three Blights, (ss) Short Stories Jun 10 1926

Short Stories (UK) early-Nov 1926

* Torpedo!, (ss) Battle Stories Feb 1929

World Wide Adventure Fll 1968

* The Two-Man Navy, (ss) Battle Stories Nov 1930
* Wet Powder, (ss) Short Stories Jul 10 1926
_____, [ref.] * “With the Authors [Webb, Ahern]” by Anon., (bg) Battle Stories Sep 1928
WEBB, KATHERINE FRAN (chron.)

* Dream of Me, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Feb 1936
WEBB, KATHLEEN B. (chron.)

* The Sign on the Roof, (vi) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1930
WEBB, KAYE (chron.)

* London Commentary, (ar) Victory Mar 11 1944
* Tolstoy’s Artist in Oxford, (ar) Lilliput Jan 1944; about Leonid Pasternak.
WEBB, KENNETH S. (chron.)

* “All That Glitters…”, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jun 1907
WEBB, KITTY (chron.)

* You Do Me Honor, (ss) The American Girl Mar 1960
WEBB, LELAND (1941- ) (chron.)

* Bobo, (ss) Redbook Aug 1960

Argosy (UK) Apr 1961

* The Dissenting Opinions of Quentin Whiteside IV, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1963
* An Evening with the Castles, (ss) Redbook Nov 1959
* For Each Year a Flower, (ss) Redbook Apr 1961
* The Inconsequential Pipsqueaks, (ss) Playboy Jul 1961
* Love at 2222 Bristol Street, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1964
* A Man for the Moon, (ss) Playboy Aug 1960
* Mother’s Day, (ss) Playboy May 1960
* Point of Departure, (ss) Redbook Apr 1964
* The Runaways, (ss) Playboy Jun 1960
* Your Husband Loves Me!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 29 1963
WEBB, LeNELL (chron.)

* The Healing of Sharon Webb, (ar) Redbook Dec 1955
WEBB, M. ST. JOHN (chron.)

* The Brown Paper Parcel, (ss) My Magazine Jan 1918
WEBB, MARGARET ELY (chron.)

* Garden-Lore, (pm) The Storytellers’ Magazine May 1916
WEBB, MARY (1881-1927) (chron.)

* Blessed Are the Meek, (ss) The English Review Sep 1922

Argosy (UK) Aug 1928

* The Bread House, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Feb 1929

* Over the Hills and Far Away, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1933

* Owd Blossom, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Dec 1930

* Springtime [from Precious Bane], (ex)

Argosy (UK) May 1954
WEBB, NANCY (chron.)

* Pot Luck, (ms) All-Star Love Magazine Sep 1941
WEBB, PAUL (chron.)

* Classic Books About Popular Fiction,:; A classic book about popular fiction.
___ 1: Clubland Heroes by Richard Usborne, (ar) Million #1 1991
* Clubland Heroes by Richard Usborne, (ar) Million #1 1991
* Old World Values, (iv) Million #2 1991; Interview with the bestselling thriller writer.
WEBB, PEGGY (chron.)

* Blue Roses, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Jun 1936
* The Kiss That Smashed the Jinx, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Jul 1935
WEBB, R. R. (chron.)

* Nadia’s Anaconda, (ss) Xenos Oct 1992
WEBB, R. W. (chron.)

* Crocodile Country, (te) Five-Novels Monthly Aug 1940
WEBB, RICHARD (chron.)

* The Airman’s Armored Head, (ss) Saga Sep 1953
WEBB, RICHARD WILSON (1901-1970); see pseudonyms Q. Patrick, Patrick Quentin & Jonathan Stagge (chron.)
WEBB, RON (chron.)

* School of Dancing—No. 2, “What Every Dancer Should Aim For”, (bg) Eros Feb 1949
WEBB, ROSE C. (chron.)

* The Message of the Flowers, (pm) National Magazine Jun 1913
WEBB, ROWLAND (chron.)

* Bow Ties, Yes or No?, (sy) Lilliput Mar 1957; really a discussion between these guys with photos of each of them.
WEBB, S. H. (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Deedles” by Louis J. McQuilland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 3 1923
WEBB, SEAN (chron.)

* Pawnshop, (pm) Philadelphia City Paper Jan 15-22 2004
WEBB, SIM (chron.)

* Casey Jones Told Me to Jump, (nf) Railroad Magazine Nov 1954
_____, narr. * I Fired for Casey Jones (with Robert E. Dean), (vi) Personal Adventure Stories Oct 1937
WEBB, TESSA SWEAZY (chron.)

* Prescience, (pm) Driftwind Nov 1932
WEBB, THOMAS (chron.)

* Every Man Should Dress to His Type, (ar) Opportunity Jun 1929
WEBB, TIM (chron.)

* High Farming at Elmwood, (ar) Farm Journal Apr 1930, Aug 1938
WEBB, TIPTON V. (chron.)

* The Unforgetable Underground, (ss) Saga Sep 1953
WEBB, W. CALDWELL (chron.)

* The Devil Behind Her, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 5 1949
WEBB, WALTER PRESCOTT (chron.)

* The Texas Rangers (with Thomas D. Barton), (ar) The Frontier Feb 1925
* The Thirteenth Notch, (ss) The Frontier Apr 1925
WEBB, WENDY (chron.)

* An Experiment in Thought Projection, (ar) Spicy Armadillo Stories #2 1990
_____, [ref.] * “Wonderstars” by Jerry Page, (ms) Spicy Armadillo Stories #2 1990
WEBB, W(illiam) T(homas) (1918- ) (chron.)

* The Invisible Goldfish, (ss) Xeron #1 1965
WEBB, WINIFRED (chron.)

* Bereaved, (pm) The Cavalier Mar 29 1913
WEBB, Z. V. (chron.)

* Room Mates, (ss)

Short Story Magazine Nov 1949
WEBBE, CHARLES (chron.)

* Against Indifference, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Oct 1928
WEBBER, A. S. (chron.)

* The Barn-Yard Policeman, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Nov 1908
* The Farm-Yard Stepmother, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1908
WEBBER, CHARLES (chron.)

* The Red Circle [Trail Tales], (ts) North West Stories Sep 8 1927
WEBBER, CHARLES WILKINS (1819-1856) (chron.)

* Jack Long [as by Anon.], (ss) American Review Feb 1845
WEBBER, DANIEL (chron.)

* Garden Party, (ss) Dude Jan 1960
WEBBER, E. M. (chron.)

* Two Bullets, Two Women, Four Coffins!, (ss) Star Western Mar 1947
WEBBER, EARLYNNE (chron.)

* The Night of the Prom, (ss) Ingenue May/Jun 1960
WEBBER, EVERETT M. (1909- ); Writer. Born in Charleston, Mississippi; lives in Clarksville, Arkansas. (chron.)

* Bloody Range, (ss) Double Action Western Nov 1940
* Boss of Running-Iron Ranch, (ss) .44 Western Magazine Sep 1946
* Crowbait, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine Jan 1947
* Cure ’Em and Kill ’Em!, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Jan 1947
* Death Pact on Bald Mountain [One-Eyed Sloat], (vi) 10 Story Western Magazine Feb 1944
* Easy Does It (with Olga Webber), (ss) Colliers Feb 26 1944

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