The FictionMags Index

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BURRAGE, A. M. (chron.) (continued)

• * Uneasy Chair, (ss) The Passing Show May 30 1936; not a ghost-story.
• * The Wardrobe, (ss)
  • Modern Story Oct 1935
• * The Wayfarers, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1919

BURRAGE, E(dwin) HARCOURT (1839-1916) (chron.)

• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapter 87; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 4 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapter 88; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 11 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapter 89; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jul 18 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 1-3; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jan 3 1885; “Sequel to ‘Handsome Harry,’ ‘Cheerful Ching-Ching,’ and ‘Daring Ching-Ching’.” “Wonderful Ching-Ching” is unsigned, but I know that Burrage did those earlier serials and was Ching-Ching’s creator.
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 4-6; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jan 10 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 7-9; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jan 17 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 10-12; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jan 24 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 13-14; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jan 31 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 15-18; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Feb 7 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 19-22; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Feb 14 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 23-25; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Feb 21 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 26-28; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Feb 28 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 29-31; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Mar 7 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 32-35; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Mar 14 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 36-39; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Mar 21 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 40-41; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Mar 28 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 42-44; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Apr 4 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 45-48; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Apr 11 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 49-52; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Apr 18 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 53-56; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Apr 25 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 57-60; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour May 2 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 61-63; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour May 9 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 64-66; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour May 16 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching [Chapters 67-69; Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour May 23 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching. [Chapters 70-72] [Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour May 30 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching. [Chapters 73-76] [Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jun 6 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching. [Chapters 77-79] [Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jun 13 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching. [Chapters 80-83] [Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jun 20 1885
• * Wonderful Ching-Ching. [Chapters 84-87] [Ching-Ching], (sl) The Boys’ Leisure Hour Jun 27 1885

BURRAGE, HARCOURT; see under Burrage, E. Harcourt (chron.)

BURRAGE, MARGARET (chron.)

• * Treasure Hunt, (ss) The American Girl Jul 1958

BURRAGE, NATHAN (chron.)

• * The R Quotient, (ss) Orb Speculative Fiction #6 2004

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• * Ecclesiologist in the Shadows: An Interview with Nathan Burrage, (iv) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Jun 2008

BURRE, GERALD (chron.)

• * White-Lady of Ranforleigh, (ss) Dupuy’s Christmas Annual 1880

BURRELL, ARTHUR (chron.)

• * Voices from my Books, (cl) Atalanta Oct 1890; about methods of recitation; reproduces in full the anonymous ballad “Kathleen”.
• * Voices from my Books: “Lord Ronald’s Bride”, (cl) Atalanta May 1891; about methods of recitation; reprints Bulwer Lytton’s poem from Kenelm Chillingly marked up for emphasis and pausing.
• * Voices from my Books: A Plantation Ghost Story, (cl) Atalanta Nov 1890; about methods of recitation; reproduces a ghost story by Joel Chandler Harris marked up for emphasis and pausing.
• * Voices from my Books: Carcassonne, (cl) Atalanta Mar 1891; about methods of recitation; reprints Clifford Harrison’s poem marked up for emphasis and pausing.
• * Voices from my Books: The Lady or the Tiger?, (cl) Atalanta Jan 1891; about methods of recitation; includes an abridgement of Frank R. Stockton’s story marked up for emphasis and pausing.

BURRELL, CAROLINE BENEDICT; see pseudonym Caroline French Benton (chron.)

• * Huldah’s Game of Hide and Seek, (ss) Good Housekeeping Nov 1910
• * June Luncheons, (ms) Harper’s Bazar Jun 2 1900
• * On a Warwickshire Farm, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Aug 1903
• * Resignation of the Second Vice President, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Apr 1903
• * A Transformed Venus, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Jul 1903
• * When a Soldier Needs a Friend, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Nov 1921

BURRELL, JAMES (chron.)

• * Fiddle-Footed, (ss) Real Western (Canada) Dec 1944

BURRELL, O. K. (chron.)

• * Cow-Country Narrow-Gage (with David F. Myrick), (pi) Railroad Magazine Oct 1955

BURRELL, RANDALL CAYFORD (chron.)

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• * The Nativity, (pl) The Golden Book Magazine Dec 1930; from the Old English.

BURRELL, ROBERT (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1938
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2

BURRELL, ROWLAND C. (chron.)

• * A Gentlemanly Stranger, (ss) The Argosy Apr 8 1893

BURRELL, SALLY NOON (chron.)

• * Behind the Last Frontier, (na) Romantic Range Jul 1938
• * Man with a Monocle, (nv) Romantic Range Jun 1937
• * Mystery Road, (sl) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Jul 28 1934
• * Poker Sweetheart, (n.) Romantic Range Mar 1938
• * Primrose Trail, (n.) Romantic Range Mar 1939

BURRES, W. T., M.D. (chron.)

• * On the Road to Quaint La Paz, (ar) The Outing Magazine Jun 1906

BURRETT, ALF (chron.)

• * The Grave of the Section Hand, (pm) Railroad Stories Dec 1933

BURRIDGE, GASTON (chron.)

• * Alchemist 1956?, (nf) Fate Sep 1956
• * The Hendershot Motor Riddle, (nf) Fate Feb 1957
• * Townsend Brown and his Anti-Gravity Discs, (nf) Fate Nov 1958

BURRILL, KATHARINE (chron.)

• * In Praise of Liverpool, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Sep 12 1908

BURRIS, ANDREW J. (chron.)

• * The Boiler, (nf) Manhunt Jan 1956
• * Mass Production, (ss) Manhunt Sep 1955

BURRIS, ARTHUR J. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jan 1928
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2

BURRIS, THOMSON (chron.)

• * The Air Wolf [Brad Allen], (nv) Triple-X Jun 1930

BURRITT, M. CHIPMAN (chron.)

• * Al-Ka-Lied!, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jun 1909
• * A Good Substitute, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Sep 1909
• * The Mantooth Faction, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Jul 1909
• * Mrs. Carton’s Burglars, (ss) The Scrap Book Aug #2 1907

BURRITT, RANSOM (chron.)

• * The Perfect Crime [Solution], (ar) Clues Detective Stories May 1935

BURROUGH, LORETTA G. (chron.)

• * A Case of Mistaken Identituy, (ss) McCall’s May 1955
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Apr 1934
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 2
• * Marry Me, Lisa, (ss) McCall’s May 1957
• * Night Out, (vi) The American Magazine Nov 1940
• * The Other Woman, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 3 1948
• * Park Avenue Farmer, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1943
• * Person or Persons Unknown, (ss) Weird Tales Jan 1941
  • Weird Tales (UK) #3 1942
• * The Sand Castle, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Jul 1969
• * Turnabout, (ss) Redbook Jul 1938
• * Why Did It Happen to Me?, (ss) McCall’s Aug 1955
• * The Wishing Stone, (ss) Redbook Apr 1962

BURROUGH, LORRETTA (chron.)

• * Home Was Never Like This, (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1943

BURROUGHS, ALAN (chron.)

• * Art and the X-Ray, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Apr 1926

BURROUGHS, AUGUSTEN (chron.)

• * Oh that? It’s nothing. Not contagious., (vi) BlackBook Fll 2004

BURROUGHS, CLARK (chron.)

• * The Falling Business, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1926

BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE (1875-1950); see pseudonyms Normal Bean, Norman Bean & John Tyler McCulloch (chron.)

• * The Apache Devil, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jun 9 1928
• * At the Earth’s Core [Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914 (+3); also as “Lost Inside the Earth”.
• * The Bandit of Hell’s Bend, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Sep 13 1924
• * The Battle for Teeka [Tarzan], (ss) Blue Book Jun 1917; also as “Tarzan, Jungle Detective”.
• * The Beasts of Tarzan [Tarzan], (n.) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914 (+4); also as “Tarzan Returns”.
• * The Call of the Primitive, (ss)
  • Zoetrope All-Story Spr 2000
• * Carson of Venus, (sl) Argosy Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 12 1938
• * Carter of the Red Planet [“Under the Moons of Mars”, Part 1 of 4; Barsoom (John Carter et al)], (n.) The All-Story Magazine Feb 1912 (+5)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Apr 1929
• * Carter of the Red Planet [“Under the Moons of Mars”, Part 2 of 4; Barsoom (John Carter et al)], (n.) The All-Story Magazine Feb 1912 (+5)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions May 1929
• * Carter of the Red Planet [“Under the Moons of Mars”, Part 3 of 4; Barsoom (John Carter et al)], (n.) The All-Story Magazine Feb 1912 (+5)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Jun 1929
• * Carter of the Red Planet [“Under the Moons of Mars”, Part 4 of 4; Barsoom (John Carter et al)], (n.) The All-Story Magazine Feb 1912 (+5)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Jul 1929
• * The Cave Girl, (sl) The All-Story Jul, Aug, Sep 1913; has fantastic element.
• * The Cave Man, (sl) All-Story Weekly Apr 7, Apr 14 1917; has fantastic element.
• * Chessmen of Mars, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Mar 4 1922
• * Conquest of the Moon [“The Moon Maid”, Part 1 of 4; Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Nov 1928
• * Conquest of the Moon [“The Moon Maid”, Part 2 of 4; Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Dec 1928
• * Conquest of the Moon [“The Moon Maid”, Part 3 of 4; Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Jan 1929
• * Conquest of the Moon [“The Moon Maid”, Part 4 of 4; Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Feb 1929
• * Edgar Rice Burroughs Letters, (lt) Jasoomian Apr 1974
• * ERB on Edgar Rice Burroughs, (ar) Amazing Jun 1941
  • Antiquarian Bookman Nov 25 1963
• * The Girl from Hollywood, (sl) Munsey’s Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 1922
• * The Gods of Mars [Barsoom (John Carter et al)], (sl) The All-Story Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1913
• * John Carter on Mars (an introduction), (nv) Stunning Scientifan Fll 1939
• * The Lad and the Lion, (sl) All-Story Weekly Jul 7 1917
• * The Land That Time Forgot [Caspak], (n.) Chicago: McClurg 1924
  • Fantastic Adventure Stories Jun 2007
• * Lost Inside the Earth [“At the Earth’s Core”, Part 1 of 3; Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914 (+3)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Feb 1929
• * Lost Inside the Earth [“At the Earth’s Core”, Part 2 of 3; Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914 (+3)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Mar 1929
• * Lost Inside the Earth [“At the Earth’s Core”, Part 3 of 3; Pellucidar], (n.) All-Story Weekly Apr 4 1914 (+3)
  • Modern Mechanics and Inventions Apr 1929
• * Lost on Venus [Venus Series], (sl) Argosy Mar 4, Mar 18, Apr 1 1933; subtitled “Sentenced to Death”; subtitled “The Raiders from Kormor”; subtitled “The Way to Freedom”; subtitled “Where the Dead Walked”.
  • The Passing Show Dec 2 1933
  • The Passing Show Dec 9 1933
  • The Passing Show Dec 16 1933
  • The Passing Show Dec 23 1933
  • The Passing Show Dec 30 1933
  • The Passing Show Jan 6 1934
  • The Passing Show Jan 13 1934
  • The Passing Show Jan 20 1934
  • The Passing Show Jan 27 1934
  • The Passing Show Feb 3 1934
• * A Man Without a Soul, (na) The All-Story Nov 1913
• * The Moon Maid, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 12 1923
• * The Moon Maid [Moon Sequence], (n.) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 5 1923 (+4); also as “Conquest of the Moon”.
• * The Moon Men [Moon Sequence], (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Mar 7, Mar 14 1925
• * The New Stories of Tarzan: [*Tarzan]
  ___ The Battle for Teeka [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1917
• * New Stories of Tarzan: [*Tarzan]
  ___ The Fight for the Balu [Tarzan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1916
• * The Outlaw of Torn, (n.) New Story Magazine Feb, Apr 1914
• * The Pirates of Venus, (sl) Argosy Sep 24, Oct 1 1932
• * The Pirates of Venus [Venus Series], (sl) Argosy Sep 17 1932 (+5)
  • The Passing Show Oct 7 1933
  • The Passing Show Oct 14 1933
  • The Passing Show Oct 21 1933
  • The Passing Show Oct 28 1933
  • The Passing Show Nov 4 1933
  • The Passing Show Nov 11 1933
  • The Passing Show Nov 18 1933
  • The Passing Show Nov 25 1933
• * The Pirates of Venus - Prologue [Venus Series], (ex) The Passing Show Sep 30 1933; an advance excerpt from and commentary upon the serial to start in the next issue.
• * The Red Star of Tarzan [Tarzan], (sl) Argosy Apr 16, Apr 23 1938
• * The Return of Tarzan [Tarzan], (sl) New Story Magazine Jun, Jul, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec 1913