The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

BOVEY, JOHN (chron.)

• * The Garden Wall, (ss) Ploughshares Spr 1978

BOVEY, MARTIN KOON (chron.)

• * Mushing the Winter Trail, (ar) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1925; travel.

BOVEY, WILFRED (chron.)

• * Quest, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 4 1926
• * The Timeless War, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 17 1925

BOVIL, MAJOR (chron.)

• * Roscowen M.P., (ss) The Wave Sep 3 1892

BOVILL, C(harles) H(arry) (1878-?) (chron.)

• * In the Train, (ss) The Strand Magazine (US) Mar 1912
• * A Man of Means (with P. G. Wodehouse), (ss) Pictorial Review Sep 1916

BOVNER, CHARLES (chron.)

• * The Short Unhappy Youth of Rodger Kent, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1956

BOVOSO, CAROLE (chron.)

• * The Happy Unhooker, (hu) Penthouse Sep 1978

BOWATER, SIR T. VANSITTART (chron.)

• * The Lord Mayor’s Sound Advice for “the Times that Try Men’s Souls”, (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914

BOWDEN, C. T. (chron.)

• * Epilogue, (ss) Pulp: Fiction and Poetry Fll 1977

BOWDEN, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Charlie Keating’s Wild and Crazy World (with Michael Binstein), (ar) Penthouse Jul 1993

BOWDEN, D. F. (chron.)

• * Custer’s Last Cock-Up, (ar) Mayfair Nov 1972

BOWDEN, JEAN (1925- ); see pseudonym Tessa Barclay (chron.)

BOWDEN, JOAN CHASE (chron.)

• * Foolish Flannigan, (ss) Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine Feb 1977

BOWDEN, R. H. (chron.)

• * Manouk and the Albino, (ss) Short Story Monthly Apr 1982

BOWDISH, LYNEA (chron.)

• * Neighbors, Friends, and Canaries, (vi) Highlights for Children Sep 2003

BOWDISH, W. A. (chron.)

• * An “Eye for an Eye”, (ss) The Quaker Sep 1899

BOWDOIN, W. G. (chron.)

• * Playing Cards of All Nations, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Nov 1899

BOWDOING, W. G. (chron.)

• * An Odd Gift to the President, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1901

BOWE, FRANK J. (chron.)

• * Willie Has a Hunch, (ss) 10 Story Book Oct 1931

BOWE, JOHN (chron.)

• * A Yank in the Foreign Legion, (ts) Battle Stories Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1931

BOWE, VALERIE (chron.)

• * Blood Pact, (ss) Yearnings #3 1987

BOWELS, HARRY (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Aug 12 1916

BOWEN, ANNIS (chron.)

• * The Christmas Wedding, (ss) The Housewife Dec 1908

BOWEN, BEN (chron.)

• * An Extremely Ugly God, (??) Rogue Aug 1964
• * A Game for Heroes, (??) Rogue Nov 1963

BOWEN, CABOT (chron.)

• * Wings for Buzzards, (ss) Sky Aces Oct 1940

BOWEN, CATHERINE DRINKER (chron.)

• * Bring Them Up with Music, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1938
• * Riviera Romance, (ss) Pictorial Review Jan 1932

BOWEN, CHARLES INNISS (chron.)

• * Bracken, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Oct 1905
• * Honeysuckle, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Sep 1908
• * The Lapwings, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Oct 1908
• * A Rose-Wreck, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Jun 1905
• * The Sheep-Bell, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1905
• * A Weed, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Jul 1905
• * A Window, (pm) The Windsor Magazine Jul 1908

BOWEN, DICK (chron.)

• * Substitute Bride, (ss) French Night Life Stories Apr 1936

BOWEN, DONNA L. (chron.)

• * Chance Meeting, (pm) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1950

BOWEN, E. E. (chron.)

• * Shemuel, (pm) Atalanta Dec 1889

BOWEN, ELENORE SMITH (chron.)

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• * “Return to Laughter” by James Stern, (br) The London Magazine Feb 1955

BOWEN, ELIZABETH (Dorothea Cole) (1899-1973) (chron.)

• * The Claimant, (ss) The Third Ghost Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, James Barrie 1955
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1956
• * Coming to London—VI, (ar) The London Magazine Mar 1956
• * A Day in the Dark, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1957
  • Short Story Monthly Feb 1982
• * The Demon Lover, (ss) The Listener 1941
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1945
• * The Dinner Party, (ex) The London Magazine Feb 1954; a chapter from “a new novel”.
• * The Evil That Men Do, (ss)
  • Ainslee’s Dec 1926
• * Making Arrangements, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1924
• * on She, (ar) The Literary Digest Aut 1948
• * The Parrot, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1925
• * Persuasion, (ar) The London Magazine Apr 1957
• * Pink May, (ss) The Demon Lover and Other Stories, J. Cape 1945
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1946
• * Reduced, (ss) The Listener Jun 12 1935
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Jan 1937
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1938
• * Telling, (ss) The Black Cap, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson 1927
  • EQMM Oct 1948

_____, [ref.]

• * “Towards the Drogulus: A Strange Implosion of Self After Reading Elizabeth Bowen” by D. F. Lewis, (ar) Wormwood #11 2008
• * “A World of Love” by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine Jun 1955

BOWEN, FRANK H. (chron.)

• * Adventurers All:
  ___ A Boy’s Adventure, (cl) Short Stories May 25 1941

BOWEN, GEORGIA (chron.)

• * Cleveland’s Popular Traffic Cop, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1925

BOWEN, GORDON FLOYD (chron.)

• * Never Shall There Be Fire Without Smoke, (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1926

BOWEN, HELEN HICKS; see under Bowen, Hélène Hicks (chron.)

BOWEN, HÉLÈNE HICKS (chron.)

• * A Bottle of Scotch, (ss) Droll Stories Jan 1924
• * The Brewer’s Daughter, (ss) 10 Story Book Nov 1909
• * The Call of the Common, (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1919; as Helene on ToC.
• * The Cold-Blooded Brute, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1922
• * Dead Men Do Tell Tales, (ss) Breezy Stories Dec 1916
• * Everybody Says I’m Queer, (ms) The Smart Set Jan 1916; sketch.
• * The Father, (ss) Breezy Stories Sep 1919
• * Fear, (ss) Breezy Stories Jun 1920
• * Find the Man, (ss) Breezy Stories May 1920
• * The Girl Who Tried to Be Bad, (ss) Breezy Stories Feb 1916
• * The Gossip about Jack, (vi) Breezy Stories Jun 1916
• * Husbands, (es) Breezy Stories May 1916
• * A Liquid Lay, (pm) The Smart Set Feb 1916
• * The Man and the Ring, (ss) Breezy Stories Jan 1917
• * Money, (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1920
• * My Busy Night, (ss) Breezy Stories Jan 1918
• * Poor Little Bettina, (ss) Breezy Stories Jul 1919; as Helene on ToC.
• * Scarf-Pins, (ss) Breezy Stories Sep 1916
• * Sin, (vi) 10 Story Book Sep 1919
• * A Stage Mother, (ss) Breezy Stories Jan 1916
• * A String of Pearls, (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1916
• * To Love or Not to Love, (ss) Telling Tales Dec 1921
• * What He Wanted to Say, (ms) The Smart Set Jul 1918; sketch.
• * When They Were Found out, (ss) Breezy Stories Feb 1918
• * The Wife Scores, (ss) Breezy Stories Jul 1920

BOWEN, INNIS (chron.)

• * Apple Blossom, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Apr 1939
• * Canzone, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1936

BOWEN, JAMES K. (chron.)

• * Waves, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1975

BOWEN, JOHN ELIOT (chron.)

• * To Wilding, My Polo Pony, (pm) The Century Jan 1888

BOWEN, JOHN ELLIOT (chron.)

• * A Brief Correspondence with Paul Hamilton Hayne, (ar) Lippincott’s Sep 1890

BOWEN, KRISTY (chron.)

• * Invocation, (pm) Backwards City Review Fll 2006

BOWEN, LAWRENCE (chron.)

• * Hollywood Friendship, (ss) Hardboiled, A Man’s Magazine Nov 1936

BOWEN, MARJORIE; pseudonym of Gabrielle M. V. Long, (1886-1952) (chron.)

• * An Adventure that Happened to King Ban of Benoie, (ss) Colour May 1919; brief retelling of Arthurian tale.
• * Agony Column Romance [Strange Love Stories #1], (ar) The Passing Show Sep 18 1937; Honore de Balzac and Madame Hanska.
• * The Amber Cabinet, (ss) The Grand Magazine Jul 1933
• * Ancient Landmarks, (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1923
• * The Apple of Venus, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Feb 1909
• * “Bedlam Betty”, (nv)
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1930; #6 in the “World’s Best Short Novels” series
• * Catherine the Great, (sl) The Passing Show Feb 10, Feb 17, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 17 1934; based on the current film.; episode sub-titled “The Princess Meets a Handsome Man”; episode sub-titled “The Forsaken Bride”; episode sub-titled “The Grand Duchess Confesses”; episode sub-titled “Menace to the Mad Czar”.; episode sub-titled “The Price of the Crown”.
• * Charlie, (ss) The Story-Teller Aug 1910
• * Crimes of Old London — The Scoured Silk, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jun 8 1918; also as “The Scoured Silk”, by Joseph Shearing.
• * The Crimson Symbol, (nv) Top-Notch Apr 15 1915
• * “Dorinda Dares”, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Jul 1909
• * The Feud, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Jul 1910
• * The Gorgeous Lovers, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1930
• * Grace Latouche and the Warringtons, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1933
• * The Half-Brothers, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1931
• * Heroes Return, (ss) Illustrated Dec 28 1940; war story set in Greece.
• * “Holy Mr. Herbert”, (ss) Harper’s Monthly May 1910
• * An Initial Letter, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Apr 1910
• * Just Like Nancy, (ss) Happy Mag. Apr 1923
• * The Lovers Who Never Spoke to each Other [Strange Love Stories #5], (ar) The Passing Show Oct 30 1937; Tchaikovsky and Madame von Meck.
• * Mademoiselle Maria Gloria, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1931
• * Millions of Strange Shadows, (ss) Holly Leaves Nov 16 1936; historical (Charles II) ghost.
• * Mirabeau, Ugly Lover [Strange Love Stories #6], (ar) The Passing Show Nov 13 1937; Mirabeau and Madame Monnier.
• * Miranda, (ss) Woman May 1928
• * A Moment’s Madness, (nv) The Cavalier Dec 1908
• * My Favourite Story, (is) Standard Stories Sep 1925
• * My Lady Played, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1932
• * Poet, Parrot and Peasant [Strange Love Stories #4], (ar) The Passing Show Oct 16 1937; Heinrich Heine.
• * A Princess of Kent, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Apr 1908
• * The Proposal, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Jun 1927
• * The Sailor and the King’s Daughter, (ss) Illustrated Jun 17 1939; historical.
• * Sarah Siddons’ Daughter [Strange Love Stories #2], (ar) The Passing Show Sep 25 1937; Sir Thomas Lawrence and Sally & Maria Siddons.
• * The Six-Thirty, (ss)
  • 20 Story Magazine Mar 1929
• * Soldier Comes Home, (ss) Illustrated Jan 25 1941
• * The Spotted Masks: The Wizard’s Jewels, (ss) Hutchinson’s Story Magazine Jan 1920
• * The Tribunal of Terror, (na) Top-Notch Sep 30 1914
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 1: The Worst Woman in Europe, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 1 1936; series about notorious women, starting with Madame de Brinvilliers.
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 2: A Woman in Love with a Demon, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 8 1936; about Esther Vanhomrigh.
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 3: The Grand Duchess Prepares Poison, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 15 1936; about Bianca Capello.
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 4: The Fisher Girl Goes to Court, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 22 1936; about Sophie Dawes.
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 5: The Secret of the Merciless Marquise, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 29 1936; about Madame La Voisin.
• * Unlike Other Ladies, 6: An Actress Ruins a King, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 7 1936; about Lola Montez, Countess of Landsfelt.
• * [untitled], (ss) Humanity Dec 27 1935; a story without a title about a man who, getting into the mood to write a ghost story, scares himself witless.
• * The Usual Thing, (ss)
  • Standard Stories Sep 1925
• * White Hyacinths, (ss)
  • Telling Tales Jan 10 1924
• * “Windfalls”, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1928
• * Women Who Changed History, 1: A Foolish Girl About the Court, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 5 1936; about Anne Boleyn.
• * Women Who Changed History, 2: She Refused to Be Rescued, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 12 1936; about Marie Antoinette.
• * Women Who Changed History, 3: An Empire at Her Feet, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 26 1936; about Catherine the Great.
• * Women Who Changed History, 4: Medici Trap for Scarface, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 9 1937; about Catherine de Medici.
• * Women Who Changed History, 5: The Little Widow’s Might, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 30 1937; about Madame de Montespan.
• * Women Who Changed History, 6: Queen Gambles with Love—and Wins, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 20 1937; about Queen Isabella of Castille.

_____, [ref.]

• * “She of Many Names” by William Charlton, (ar) Wormwood #9 2007

BOWEN, R. S.; see under Bowen, Robert Sidney (chron.)

BOWEN, RHYS; pseudonym of Janet Quin-Harkin, (1941- ) (chron.)

• * Do Have a Cup of Tea, (ss) Mayhem in the Midlands, ed. Robert J. Randisi & Christine Matthews, Hats Off Books 2002
  • The Strand Magazine #25 2008
• * Killing Time, (ss) AHMM Nov 2007
• * Please Watch Your Step, (ss) The Strand Magazine #21 2007

BOWEN, RICHARD (chron.)

• * Kill The One You Love, (nv) Guilty Detective Story Magazine Sep 1960