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BLOOD, LEIGHTON H. (chron.) (continued)

* 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
* In the Street of Fishwives, (ss) People’s Magazine Mar 1915
* The Last Wire, (sl) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Feb, Mar 1914
* Thoroughbred, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Feb 22 1924
* The Thousand-Dollar Bill, (ss) People’s Magazine Jul 1915
* Who Picked Dempsey?, (ss) People’s Magazine Apr 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, JOHN; pseudonym of S. J. Byrne, (1913- ) (chron.)

* The Golden Gods [Michael Flannigan], (na) Amazing Apr 1952
* The Return of Michael Flannigan [Michael Flannigan], (na) Amazing Aug 1952
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 (1916-2009); 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.)

* A Successful Experiment, (vi) The Smart Set Nov 1902
* “’Tis Folly to Be Wise”, (vi) The Smart Set Dec 1902
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 CROWN (chron.)

* The Flaming Cross, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1908
* Ping-Pongomania, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1902
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
BLOOMER, JAMES (chron.)

* Surf Town, (ss) Focus 2009
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, (vi) Argosy Nov 1943
* Stray, (ss) Argosy Sep 1944
* 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
BLOOMFIELD-MOORE, CLARA JESSOP (chron.)

* Idol Affections: Inscribed to Robert Browning, (pm) Lippincott’s Mar 1890
* Keely’s Contributions to Science [John Ernest Worrell Keely], (ar) Lippincott’s Jul 1890
* Robert Browning, (ar) Lippincott’s May 1890
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
BLOOP, PETER (chron.)

* Penetrating Arrows, (ar) Amazing Jul 1949
BLOOR, ELLA REEVE (chron.)

* Ohio’s War, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1915
BLOSSER, FRED (chron.)

* Solomon in the Black Forest, (ar) Cross Plains #6 1975
BLOSSER, MARY (chron.)

* Suggestions for Grammar Grades - A Fifth Grade Written Language Project, (ar) Normal Instructor and Primary Plans Apr 1922
BLOSSOM, E. W. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Apr 1937

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2
BLOSSOM, GENE (chron.)

* Heaven, (pm) Droll Stories Apr 1923
* In Ispahan, (pm) Droll Stories Jul 1923
* The Owl, (pm) Droll Stories May 1923
BLOSSOM, HENRY M., Jr. (chron.)

* The Brother of “Chuck” McGann, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1899
* Modern Romance, (pm) The Smart Set Nov 1901
BLOSSOM, MADELINA B. (chron.)

* In Perfect Confidence, (ss) Short Stories Feb 1903
BLOSSOM, MARY C. (chron.)

* A Most Remarkable “Medium” — Mrs. Piper, of Boston, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine May 1901
BLOSSOM, SUMNER (chron.)

* By the Way, (cl) The American Magazine Oct 1952
BLOSSOM, VIRGIL T. (chron.)

* The Untold Story of Little Rock, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23, Jun 20 1959
* The Untold Story of Little Rock, Conclusion: The Darkest Hour, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1959; about Virgil Blossom, Superintendent of Schools at Little Rock, 1953-1958. The Supreme Court ordered desegregation but Gov. Orval E. Faubus surrendered to the pressure of southern segregationists to thwart the law. He shut down Central High School, and the author was dismissed from is job. Includes 2 photos.
BLOSSY, HENRY J. (chron.)

* Kamikaze, (nf) Blue Book May 1950
BLOTNER, JOSEPH (chron.)
_____, reviews: * Hemingway and Faulkner: inventors/masters by Richard Allan Underwood, (br) South Carolina Review Spr 1977
BLOUËT, PAUL (1848-1903); see pseudonym Max O’Rell (chron.)
BLOUNDELLE-BURTON, JOHN EDWARD (1850-1917) (chron.)

* The Ban, (ss)

Argosy (UK) May 1929

* The Hispaniola Plate, (sl) Chums Aug 14, Aug 21, Aug 28, Sep 4, Sep 11, Sep 18, Sep 25, Oct 2, Oct 9, Oct 16, Oct 23, Oct 30, Nov 6, Nov 13, Nov 20, Nov 27, Dec 4, Dec 11, Dec 18, Dec 25 1907, Jan 1, Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 19 1908; A True Treasure Hunt of Two Centuries.
* The Hispaniola Plate [conclusion], (sl) Chums Feb 26 1908
BLOUNT, ARTHUR (chron.)

* A Florentine Fancy, (ss) The Argosy Sep 1899
* A Perilous Mission, (ss) Munsey’s Aug 1893
BLOUNT, CURTIS (chron.)

* The Earmarks of Murder, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories Aug 1936
BLOUNT, DAVID (chron.)

* The Brown Farm, (ss) Grue #16 1994
BLOUNT, MARGARET; pseudonym of Mary O. Francis (chron.)

* Almost a Tragedy, (ss) People’s Home Journal Mar 1890
* The Birthright, (sl) Reynolds’s Miscellany Mar 10, Mar 17, Mar 24 1860
* Hollow Ash Hall. A Story of a Haunted House, (sl) Reynolds’s Miscellany Jan 2, Jan 9 1864
* Isora’s Bridal Vow, (ss) People’s Home Journal Jun 1890
* The Lady of Castle-Rose, (sl) Reynolds’s Miscellany Jan 7, Jan 14, Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 11 1860
* The Maid of the Inn [Part last of ?], (sl) Reynolds’s Miscellany Apr 14 1866
* Mona Lisa: A Dream in the Depths of Fever, (sl) Reynolds’s Miscellany Jan 7 1860
BLOUNT, ROY, Jr. (chron.)

* The Wit and Wisdom of Ronald Reagan, (ar) Penthouse Sep 1987
BLOUNT, S. HUTTON (chron.)

* No Shelter, (ss) Raygun Revival Jun 2008
BLOW, BEN (chron.)

* Abraham Lincoln Keyes, (sl) New England Magazine Dec 1908
* Alexander, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1907
* Jefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln Bowe, (ss) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Feb 1905
* Ladies of the World’s Fair, (ar) National Magazine Sep 1904
* Needs Must, (ss) Young’s Magazine Oct 1910
* The New Boy, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1912
* Old Maje Departs, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1912

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