The FictionMags Index

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BLOCK, LIBBIE (chron.) (continued)

* Little Girls Belong to Their Mothers, (ss) Colliers Nov 27 1937
* A Little Praise, Please!, (ss) The American Magazine Aug 1938
* M-A-N Spells Wonderful, (ss) Colliers Oct 11 1941
* A Man Who Caught Love Like a Cold, (ss) Colliers May 2 1953
* Marriage Marks the Spot, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 10 1942
* The Mind Readers, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1961
* The Most of Everything, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1940
* Mrs. Fan Comes of Age, (sl) Good Housekeeping Mar 1941
* No Dependents, (ss) Colliers Sep 12 1942
* Saturday Night, (ss) Colliers Apr 23 1938
* Take Thee, Corinthia, (nv) Cosmopolitan Feb 1939
* Tall Man Wanted, (ss) The American Magazine Jan 1938
* This Town Needs a Doctor, (sl) Good Housekeeping Apr, May 1970
* The Two Sides of the Door, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1973
* Wherever You Are, (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1943
* Wild Calendar, (sl) Woman’s Home Companion Aug 1945
* The Woman Who Made Up a Baby, (ss) McCall’s Jan 1939
* You Get What You Take, (ss) McCall’s Dec 1940
* Young Man’s Fancy, (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1937
BLOCK, LIBBY (chron.)

* Let Me Alone, (ss) The American Magazine Feb 1940
BLOCK, MAXINE (chron.)

* Is This Murder - or Mercy?, (ar) Redbook Jan 1953; saving the mother or unborn child.
BLOCK, ROBERT (chron.)

* The Sex Education of Homer, (ss) Pleasure v1 #2 1960
BLOCK, RUDOLPH (1870-1940); see pseudonym Bruno Lessing (chron.)

* Adeste Fideles - An Accident, (vi) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1903
* Petravsky on the Road, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Mar 1913
BLOCK, WINIFRED (chron.)

* Creeping Johnny and His Canal, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1903; disease in the Panama).
BLOCKER, DAN (chron.)

* The Best Kept Secret, (ss) Playboy Dec 1970
BLOCKER, WEBSTER (chron.)

* Where Trumpets Speak, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1901
BLOCKI, FRITZ (chron.)

* Faith Bacon and Sally Rand, (ar) Real America Nov 1934; fan dancers.
* Sportdom’s Mystery Man, (ar) Triple-X Oct 1925; J. Alex Sloan, auto racing.
BLOCKLINGER, PEGGY O’MORE (1895-1970); see pseudonym Jeanne Bowman (chron.)
BLODGET, ARBA (chron.)

* Jumping Toad’s First Mayor, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Oct 1907
BLODGETT, MABEL FULLER (1869-1959) (chron.)

* The Sorrows of a New York Hostess: The Wedding, A Mother’s Day, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Feb 1908
BLODGETT, MRS. HENRY F. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Jul 20 1918
BLOEDE, KATE (chron.)

* Little Ben and the Sunshine, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1874
BLOEDE, MARIE (chron.)

* The Workshop in the Star, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1913
BLOFF, J. A. (chron.)

* Now Bleed to Death!, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine Feb 1959
BLOK, ALEXANDER ALEXANDROVICH (chron.)

* “In the choir a girl was singing”, (pm) Bananas Sum 1979
* Two Verse Libre Poems, (pm) Stand Win 1956
BLOMFIELD, R. B. M. (chron.)

* Flood Tide, (pm) Convoy Feb 1944
BLOMHOLM, KAREN (chron.)

* The Two “Abouts” in “The Peasant Marey”, (ar) Tyro: A Collection of Freshman Writings Win 1953
BLOND, GEORGES (chron.)

* Zero! Here we come, (ex); from Born to Fly.

Lilliput Jul 1956
BLONDEAU, ELISE (chron.)

* Marthy Ann’s Wedding Feast, (ss) Short Stories Dec 1902
BLONDEL, ELISABETH (chron.)

* Applique Ensemble, (ar) McCall’s Jul 1937
BLONDELL, JOAN (chron.)

* It’s Tough to Be a Hollywood Mother, (ar) True Story Magazine Mar 1939
BLONDIN, JOHN (chron.)

* 3000 Feet Down, (ss) Sky Aces Aug 1940
BLONDO, ANN (chron.)

* Resistance Is Futile, (ts) The Sun Dec 2006
BLOOD, BLANCHE (chron.)

* A Friend, (pm) The Tryout Nov 1920
* I Need but Gaze, (pm) The Tryout Dec 1918
* I Never Can Forget, (pm) The Tryout Jan 1920
* Memories, (pm) The Tryout Oct 1920
* My Love Will Grow, (pm) The Tryout Nov 1919
* My Rose, (pm) The Tryout Oct 1919
* The Night, (pm) The Tryout Apr 1919
* To Her, (pm) The Tryout Jan 1919
* You Are my Inspiration, (pm) The Tryout Jan 1919
BLOOD, HENRY AMES (chron.)

* Comrades, (pm) The Century Dec 1887
BLOOD, LEIGHTON H. (chron.)

* A Berber Racket, (ss) The Popular Complete Stories Oct 15 1931
* The Dead Shall Arise, (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec #2 1930
* The Jungle Buzzard, (ss) Over the Top Apr 1930; “A fighter from the Philippines”.
* The Mark Sinister, (ss) The Popular Complete Stories Nov 15 1931
* Missing—Believed Dead, (ss) Short Stories Mar 25 1933

Short Stories (UK) early-Aug 1933

* The O.D. Blouse, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan #1 1931
* The Saxophone Salute, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1932
* Siwash Charlie, (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 1931
* Walk Into My Parlor, (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 1931
BLOODGOOD, KIRK (chron.)

* At Half Past Twenty Four, (ss) People’s Magazine Nov 1914
* The Duck Meets Rosie O’Grady, (ss) People’s Magazine Apr 1916
* The Last Wire, (sl) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Mar 1914
* Thoroughbred, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Feb 22 1924
* The Thousand-Dollar Bill, (ss) People’s Magazine Jul 1915
BLOODHART, JACK (chron.)

* Beloved Bank Robber, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Nov 1939
* Death Rides the Blizzard, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Apr 1940
* The Gun in the Middle, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Jun 1952
* Heir to a Boothill Empire, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Jul 1942
* The Hero Who Couldn’t Quit, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine May 1942
* Judge Todd Goes To War, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Apr 1940
* A Life for Padre Julian, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Oct 1940
* The Windy Gulch Buckos, (ss) Western Aces Aug 1947

Western Aces (Canada) Aug 1947
BLOODSTONE, WILLIAM JORGENSEN (chron.)

* “I Remember Greenville!”, (ar) Purple Prose Apr 1996
BLOOM, AMY (chron.)

* The Gates Are Closing, (ss) Zoetrope All-Story Win 1998
* The Story, (ss) Story Aut 1999
BLOOM, BONI V. (chron.)

* Africa’s Animal Graveyard, (ar) Argosy May 7 1932
* America’s Last Cannibal Tribe, (ms) Argosy Dec 26 1931
* Guarding Wall Street’s Millions, (nf) Detective Fiction Weekly Mar 18 1933

Detective Fiction Weekly (Canada) Mar 25 1933

* Testing Intoxicated Drivers, (nf) Detective Fiction Weekly Mar 18 1933

Detective Fiction Weekly (Canada) Mar 25 1933
BLOOM, CHARLES F. (chron.)

* Saunders’ Magic Grease Eradicator, (ss) The Argosy Oct 1905
BLOOM, JOHN A. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Clues Sep #2 1930
BLOOM, LEONARD (chron.)

* All The Sad Young Poets, (ar) The Archive Feb 1935
BLOOM, MARION L. (chron.)

* Disillusion, (pm) The Smart Set Jul 1917
* Kisses, (pm) The Smart Set Nov 1917
* The Mysterious Key, (ms) The Smart Set Aug 1917; sketch.
* Mystery, (ms) The Smart Set May 1917; sketch.
* Reflection, (ms) The Smart Set Mar 1917; sketch.
BLOOM, MAUDE M. (chron.)

* Ill Winds (with Mildred Scott Adler), (ss) Capper’s Farmer Dec 1935
BLOOM, MURRAY TEIGH (1916- ); Journalist and author. Born in New York City. (chron.)

* Caught by Black Light, (ar) Colliers Oct 28 1955
* The Low-Plate Muddle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 4 1950
BLOOM, PAULINE (chron.)

* 76 Lively Markets for Books, (ms) Writer’s Year Book 1944
BLOOM, ROBERT (chron.)

* Five Poems, (pm) Contact Oct/Nov 1964
BLOOM, URSULA; [i.e., Ursula Harvey Bloom Robinson] (1892-1984) (chron.)

* Adam’s Introduction, (pm) The Red Magazine Nov 15 1912
* Bonnet Over the Windmill, (ss) Woman’s Realm Sep 27 1958; “It was Val’s first evening in London and she was tired and homesick; but this was the beginning of a great adventure...”
* Brim Him to The Point, (ss) Films and Fiction Nov 22 1932
* Disappoint Your Children, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 19 1932
* Don’t Look Back, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 29 1932
* Elephants in the Garden, (ss) The Passing Show Jul 2 1932
* Falling Leaves, (ss) The Novel Magazine Oct 1937
* I Part With This — I Part With You, (ss) The Passing Show Sep 24 1932
* The King’s Wife, (sl) Woman’s Friend and Glamour Dec 26 1950
* Let Me Be Your Friend, (cl) Lady’s Companion Aug 31 1935
* letter, (lt) The New Strand Dec 1961
* The Little House Of Dreams, (ss) Films and Fiction Nov 29 1932
* Little Old Lady, (ss) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933
* Mixed Grill, (ss) The Passing Show Nov 12 1932
* Onward!, (pm) Charm Dec 19 1925
* Princess of the Blood Royal, (ss) The New Strand Dec 1961
* Time to Kill, (ss) The Novel Magazine Jun 1934
* Trafalgar Square, (ss) The Novel Magazine Aug 1934
* What My Son Taught Me, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 16 1932
* Your Pleasure Quest, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 11 1932
BLOOM, VICTORIA BORAH (chron.)

* World Tree: The Right Tool for the Job, (ss) Padwolf Presents: Fantasy and Science Fiction Fll 2002
BLOOMBERG, HARRY C. (chron.)

* The Flaming Cross, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1908
BLOOMBERGER, JERRY (chron.)

* The Beatrice of Our Dreams [Pet of the Month], (pi) Penthouse Feb 1974
BLOOMENTHAL, HOWARD (chron.)

* Trail Tips, (cl) Boys’ Life Mar 1971
BLOOMFIELD, ANTHONY (John Westgate) (1922-2001) (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Russian Roulette” by Maurice Cranston, (br) The London Magazine Jun 1955
BLOOMFIELD, HAROLD (chron.)

* The Trap, (ss) Colliers Apr 19 1947

EQMM Jul 1948
BLOOMFIELD, HOWARD V(an) L(ieu) (1900- ); American specialist in U.S. Coast Guard and military history, editor. Editor of Adventure from September 1934 until December 1940. Born in Plainfield, New Jersey. (chron.)

* 26th Anniversary, and More Pages!, (ed) Adventure Nov 1936
* Blood on the Oongadi, (nv) Jungle Stories Win 1945
* Blow the Man Down, (ss) Argosy Aug 1947
* The Case on Turkey Point, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 9 1944
* Fever River, (ss) Sea Stories Nov 1927
* It’s Easier to Tear Down a Barn, (ar) Writer’s Year Book 1944
* Message To Dad, (vi) The American Magazine Jun 1943
* Murder at Anchor, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1944
* The Only Witness, (ss) Argosy Mar 1948
* The Pirate and the Gamecock, (nv) Argosy Apr 1947
* Shell-Game Shanghai, (ss) Argosy Aug 1945
* Sicilian Night, (ss) Argosy Nov 1943
* They Call Her the Best Farmer, (ar) The Country Gentleman May 1954
* Top Feeders in a Fat-Cattle State, (ar) The Country Gentleman Jun 1950
* The Trap, (ss) Colliers Apr 19 1947
BLOOMFIELD, M. (chron.)

* The Long-lost Mani Bible, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Mar 1906
BLOOMFIELD, MEYER (chron.)

* As the British Employer Sees It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1919
* Control of the Job, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1919
* From War to Work in Great Britain, (sr) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1919
* How British Labor Sees It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 29 1919
* More Output, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1919
* Sidelights on Industry in Great Britain, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 8 1919
BLOOMFIELD, PAUL (1898-1987) (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Uncommon People” by Rex Warner, (br) The London Magazine Feb 1956
BLOOMINGDALE, CHARLES, Jr. (chron.)

* Behind the Scenes with Caruso, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 31 1914
* Belasco’s Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 23 1905
* Geraldine Farrar Tells Some Truths, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1914
* Greenroom Stories, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 3 1905
* Little Tales of Some Autographed Photographs, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 26 1904
BLOON, URSULA (chron.)

* Building up Beauty:
___ “Madame, will you Walk?”, (cl) Woman’s Own May 25 1945

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