The FictionMags Index

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BLACKWOOD, ALGERNON (chron.) (continued)

• * A Psychical Invasion [John Silence], (na) John Silence, London: Nash 1908
  • Magazine of Horror Jul 1968
• * The Return, (ss) The Eye-Witness Jun 22 1911
  • How 7 Apr 1928
• * Sambo and Snitch [Chap. 4], (sl) The Merry-Go-Round Jul 1926
• * The Substitute, (ss) Lloyd’s Magazine Dec 1919; also as “The Decoy”.
• * Testing His Courage, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Sep 1904
• * The Wendigo, (na) The Lost Valley and Other Stories, London: Nash 1910
  • The Golden Book Magazine Aug 1933
• * The Willows, (na) The Listener and Other Stories, London: Eveleigh Nash 1907
  • Master Thriller Series #6 1934
• * The Wings of Horus, (nv) The Century Nov 1914
  • The Golden Book Magazine Dec 1928
• * The Woman’s Ghost Story, (ss) The Listener and Other Stories, London: Eveleigh Nash 1907
  • Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1922

_____, [ref.]

• * “Algernon Blackwood: In Search of Pan” by Mark Samuels, (ar) Dementia 13 #14 1994
• * “Man of Letters: Algernon Blackwood” by Francis Butterfield, (ms) Courier May 1951
• * “Some Dark Ancestral Sense: Awe in the Works of Algernon Blackwood” by Jeff Gardiner, (ar) Wormwood #5 2005

BLACKWOOD, COLIN (chron.)

• * The Pig, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Jan 1982
• * A Tale from a Wrecker’s Yard, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Feb 1982

BLACKWOOD, JOHN H. (chron.)

• * Miss Camille Bernhardt, (ss) Munsey’s Nov 1921

BLACKWOOD, WILLIAM (chron.)

• * Leaves from the Lipton Logs (with Thomas J. Lipton), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 16, Aug 23, Aug 30, Sep 6, Sep 13, Sep 20, Sep 27 1930
• * Ramsay MacDonald, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31, Nov 7 1931
• * Romance—and Mr. Selfridge, 1, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 21 1935
• * Romance—and Mr. Selfridge, 2: 9am on Monday, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 28 1935
• * Romance—and Mr. Selfridge, 3: Stories of a Store, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 5 1935

BLACKY, EMIL J. (chron.)

• * Timber Madness, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 1 1931

BLACTON, WILEM (chron.)

• * The Last Word, (ss) Paris Follies Dec 1933

BLACTON, WILHEM (chron.)

• * Diplomacy, (ss) Burten’s Follies Apr 1930

BLADE, ALEXANDER; house pseudonym (chron.)

• * American Indians (with Walter Haskell Hinton), (ar) Mammoth Western Dec 1947
• * American Indians: A Pictorial History (with Walter Haskell Hinton), (ia) Mammoth Western Nov 1947
• * Back Cover Mystery, (ms) Mammoth Detective Nov 1944
• * Back Cover Mystery Solution, (pz) Mammoth Mystery Feb 1945
• * Beginner’s Luck, (ss) Mammoth Western Nov 1948
• * Bitter Harvest, (nv) Mammoth Western Apr 1948
• * The Borden Murder Case, (ar) Mammoth Detective May 1946
• * The Brain, (n.) Amazing Oct 1948
• * Buffalo Bill, (nf) Mammoth Western Sep 1945
• * The Courage of Sundown Sam, (ss) Mammoth Western Dec 1948
• * Death Has Red Wings, (ss) Air Adventures Feb 1940
• * Desert Destiny, (nv) Mammoth Western Feb 1949
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Sum 1949
• * Flesh Against Spirit, (ss) Amazing Mar 1948
• * “Follow Me to Hell!, (nv) Mammoth Western Nov 1949
• * Ghost Isle of the Gulf, (nf) Mammoth Mystery Feb 1945
• * Gumbo, (nv) Mammoth Western Oct 1947
• * Havoc on Hanua, (ss) South Sea Stories Jun 1940
• * High Gamble, (nv) Mammoth Western Mar 1948
• * How Good Is Your Detective Sense, (cl) Mammoth Mystery Jun 1946
• * The Insane Planet, (nv) Amazing Feb 1949
• * The Jinx, (ss) Amazing May 1949
• * The Man Who Hated Tuesday, (nv) Fantastic Adventures Feb 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #7 1951
• * Mistress of Forlorn Ranch, (ss) Mammoth Western Aug 1949
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Win 1949
• * The Monster from Mars, (nv) Amazing Apr 1948
• * Mr. Lahr Says His Prayers, (ss) Amazing Oct 1950
  • Amazing Stories (UK) #5 1951
• * Murder in the Laboratory, (ms) Mammoth Detective Jul 1947
• * Newton’s General Massacre, (ar) Mammoth Western Feb 1948
• * The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, (ss) Mammoth Detective Aug 1943
• * No Holds Barred, (ss) Mammoth Adventure Mar 1947
• * The Plotters, (ss) Amazing Dec 1948
• * Prepare to Die, Amigo!, (nv) Mammoth Western Mar 1949
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Sum 1949
• * Prometheus’ Daughter, (nv) Amazing Nov 1949
• * Raiders of Brimstone Valley, (ss) Mammoth Western Dec 1949
• * Ride with Me to Kansas, (ss) Mammoth Western Sep 1948
• * Sabotage at Samarai, (ss) South Sea Stories Feb 1940
• * The Silver Bullet, (nv) Mammoth Western Sep 1949
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Win 1949
• * Sons of the West, (ar) Mammoth Western Jan 1946
• * The Substitute Sword, (ss) Mammoth Adventure May 1947
• * Traders in Death [Bill McCann], (nv) Mammoth Adventure Sep 1946
• * Trouble, Here I Come, (ss) Mammoth Western Apr 1949
• * Vignettes of Famous Detectives, (bg) Mammoth Detective Feb 1945; (Jacob Hays, New York police chief, b.1772).
• * Vignettes of Famous Scientists, (cl) Amazing Jan, Jul, Aug 1948
• * Warrior Queen of Mars, (na) Fantastic Adventures Sep 1950
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #4 1950
• * We Gotta Be Dignified, Mac, (ss) Mammoth Western May 1948
  • American Western Magazine #5 1949
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Fll 1949
• * Western Oddities, (ar) Mammoth Western Jan 1946
• * The White Man Who Was Tabu, (ss) South Sea Stories Oct 1940
• * The Woman Who Turned Traitor, (ss) South Sea Stories Aug 1940
• * The World Is Dead, (nv) Amazing Aug 1949
• * “...You Came to Kill”, (nv) Mammoth Western Jul 1948
  • Mammoth Western Quarterly Fll 1949

BLADE, H. H. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Feb 1934
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2

BLADE, JAMES G. (chron.)

• * Squaw Killer, (ss) Indian Stories Win 1950

BLADE, WALTER (chron.)

• * Whale Killer, (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Oct 1937

BLADES, LESLIE BURTON (1891-1976) (chron.)

• * The Advertised Husband, (ss) All-Story Weekly Sep 13 1919
• * Altering Barney, (ss) Telling Tales Feb 1920
  • Blue Moon Spr 1920
• * Cargoes of Gold, (nv) The Danger Trail May 1926
• * A Child of Paradise, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Nov 6 1920
• * Claire, (sl) All-Story Weekly Oct 12 1918
• * Eyes of the North, (ss) All-Story Weekly Oct 25 1919
• * Fruit of the Forbidden Tree, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 15 1919
• * The Gold Bird, (ss) Telling Tales Jun 1920
  • Blue Moon Oct 1920
• * Horatio Hopkins Himself, (nv) Munsey’s Jan 1928
• * The Sale of Corinna, (ss) Breezy Stories Jun 1921
• * Vision, (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1922
• * Written in Stars, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 31 1925

BLADES, TOM (chron.)

• * And the Guy Gets Paid Besides!, (ar) Man’s Day Oct 1952

BLADWIN, HANSON W. (chron.)

• * Loss of the “Titanic”, (ar) Men Only Apr 1936

BLADWIN, JAMES OSMAN (chron.)

• * Ode to Fame, (pm) The Tryout Dec 1917

BLAHNIK, MANOLO (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Notebook: Influences and Icons: Manolo Blahnik Interviewed about Guillermo Cabrera Infante” by Lauren Goldstein, (iv) Zembla Magazine Sum 2005

BLAIKIE, EDWARD (chron.)

• * Where Love Can Dwell, (ss) Woman’s Own Mar 7 1964

BLAIKLEY, ERNEST (1885-1965) (chron.)

• * Pirbright’s Christmas Present, (ss) The Captain Jan 1911

BLAIN, K. D. (chron.)

• * The Small Man’s Tale, (ss) The Passing Show Sep 23 1933

BLAIN, W. EDWARD (1951- ) (chron.)

• * Other People’s Litter, (nv) EQMM Jul 2008

BLAINE, ALLAN (chron.)

• * Too Much Love, (ss) Bedtime Stories May 1938

BLAINE, BEATRICE (chron.)

• * Sailor Boy Sweetheart, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Sep 16 1933

BLAINE, CHRISTOPHER (chron.)

• * Death for the Doctor’s Secret Wife, (nf) Love-Crime Detective Dec 1942

BLAINE, DON (chron.)

• * Celebratin’ Fools [Cal Jones], (ss) Lariat Story Magazine Aug 1926
  • Cowboy Story Magazine Mar 1927
• * Two Hundred Bulls and Lulu, (ss) Lariat Story Magazine Jan 1926
• * Two Hundred Bulls and Lulu [Cal Jones], (ss) Lariat Story Magazine Jan 1926
  • CbySU Sep 1926

BLAINE, EDWARD (chron.)

• * Flesh and Stone, (ss) South Carolina Review Sum 1997

BLAINE, JOHN DODDRIDGE (chron.)

• * Doctor Hutchins and I Shudder to Note, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 17 1939

BLAINE, MAHLON (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Mahlon Blaine: Man and Artist” by Gerry de la Ree, (ar) Fantasy Collector’s Annual 1974

BLAINE, RICHARD; pseudonym (chron.)

• * Forestry, (ar) Boys’ Life Jul 1971

BLAINE, TERRY (chron.)

• * Publicity Gag, (ss) Stocking Parade Mar 1939
• * That Chaise Longing!, (pm) Spicy Stories May 1931

BLAIR (chron.)

• * How to Pick a Congressman / Nixon (with Bowers), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 19 1949

BLAIR, ALISON (chron.)

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BLAIR, ALLAN; pseudonym of William J. Bayfield, (1871-1958) (chron.)

• * Pruning the Great Hedge of Meikleour, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) Aug 1900

BLAIR, ANNE (chron.)

• * You Never Can Tell, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Sep 1933

BLAIR, ARTHUR (chron.)

• * Freehold, (vi) London Opinion Apr 1940

BLAIR, ARTHUR E. (chron.)

• * Letter, (lt) Ranch Romances Feb #1 1952

BLAIR, BO (chron.)

• * letter (OH), (lt) Captain Future Spr 1942

BLAIR, BONNIE (chron.)

• * Nursery Rhymes, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1935

BLAIR, C. J. W. (chron.)

• * An Old Friend, (ss) Man Junior Jun 1963

BLAIR, CHARLES (Rawdon) (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Sep 13 1919

BLAIR, CLAY, Jr. (chron.)

• * The Capture of the Swordray, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1957
• * The General Everybody Knows, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1957; General Nathan Farragut Twining.
• * The Great Kennedy Cover-Up (with Joan Blair), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan/Feb 1977
• * Our First Man in Outer Space (Scotty Crossfield), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1958
• * Our Ordeal Over the Pacific (with Maj. Samuel W. Tyson, USAF, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1957; This story is about a military air transport taking passengers from Travis Air Force Base in California to Hickam Field in Honolulu and back, called the “Honolulu Turnaround”. Maj. Tyson tells the story of his runaway prop and nursing a crippled transport 1000 miles to safety.
• * So You’re Flying Jet to Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 10 1959
• * We Dived for the Mystery Treasure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 5 1959
• * We Found the Sunken Treasure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 8 1958
• * We Hunted Sharks and Sunken Gold, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1 1958

BLAIR, CYNTHIA (1953- ) (chron.)

• * Battle Scars, (ab) New York: Ballantine 1983
  • World’s Greatest Love Stories Nov/Dec 1985; edited and condensed.
• * Beautiful Dreamer, (n.) New York: Ballantine 1983
  • 5 Great Romances Nov/Dec 1985; edited and condensed
• * Commitment, (ab) New York: Ballantine 1983
  • World’s Greatest Love Stories Sep/Oct 1985; edited and condensed.
• * Just Married, (ab) New York: Berkley 1984
  • World’s Greatest Love Stories Nov/Dec 1985; edited and condensed.

BLAIR, DOROTHY (1903-1976?) (chron.)

• * Mid Summer Magic, (ss) The Modern Priscilla Jul 1920

BLAIR, EMILY NEWELL (1877-?) (chron.)

• * Assisting Providence, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1915
• * The Backslider’s Wife, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Dec 1915
• * Books as Bread-and-Butter Gifts, (ar) Good Housekeeping Aug 1929
• * Domesticating a Genius, (ss) Romance May 1916
• * I Am Curing Myself of Extravagance, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1926
• * Is the Home on the Way Out?, (ar) Liberty Feb 22 1936
• * The Journey of His Heart, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1916
• * Paying Election Debts, (ar) The Green Book Magazine Dec 1920
• * Say “Merry Christmas” with a Book, (ar) Good Housekeeping Dec 1931
• * Spring Books for the Choosy, (ar) Good Housekeeping Mar 1933
• * What One Woman Chose, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1915

BLAIR, ERIC (Arthur) (1903-1950); see pseudonym George Orwell (chron.)

BLAIR, ETHEL (chron.)

• * Copy!, (pm) The Century Oct 1917
• * A Weak Point, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1915

BLAIR, EVELYN (chron.)

• * Cinderella à la Mode, (ss) Breezy Stories Sep 1916

BLAIR, FLOYD (chron.)

• * When the Speeding Was Good, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 1 1918