The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

CHILD, RICHARD WASHBURN (chron.) (continued)

• * Their Little Too Much, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 9 1932
• * A Third United States, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 20 1926
• * The Thirty-Thousand-Dollar Slap, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 3 1912
• * A Thousand Feet of Film, (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 15 1914
• * The Torrent of Laws, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 25 1930
• * A Tryst on Spongecake, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 10 1911
• * Under the Peace Table, (ss) Colliers May 31 1919
• * A United States of Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 25 1926
• * V for Viper, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 23 1920
• * The Vanishing Men, (sl) Colliers Sep 27, Nov 15 1919
• * The Velvet Black, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 31 1915
• * Veto of War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 22 1929
• * War Germs and Peace Bugs, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 21 1925
• * What Does Mussolini Mean?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 26 1924
• * What Europe Thinks, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1925
• * What Is This War Talk?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 4 1928
• * What Would Any Woman Do?, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Apr 1923
• * What’s-the-Difference Kitty, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1 1910
• * A Whiff of Heliotrope, (ss) The Velvet Black, Dutton 1921
  • The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Apr 1926
• * White Light, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1908
• * Will You Believe It?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1924
• * With a Letter from Trotzky, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1919
• * With Boots On, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 11 1911

CHILD, SHERMAN (chron.)

• * The Least of These, (ar) The American Legion Monthly Aug 1928; crippled children.

CHILDE, CROMWELL (1867?-1941); Journalist and society editor for The Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Born in Brooklyn, New York; died in New York City. (chron.)

• * Costly Altars of New York, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1901
• * Grandmother’s Flowers, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion May 1909
• * The Great New Work of the New York Botanical Garden, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1901
• * How New York Gets Its Drinking Water, (ia) The Junior Munsey Jul 1900
• * Hunting the Good and the Great, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1907; about papparazzi!.
• * The Queerest Theatre in America, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Nov 1900

CHILDE, ELIZABETH (chron.)

• * Father’s Library, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1912

CHILDE, WILFRED ROWLAND (chron.)

• * Civilization, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1939
• * Isle of our Lady, (pm) Coterie #4 1920
• * The Vision of the Enchanter, (vi) Coterie #4 1920

CHILDERS, HUGH (chron.)

• * The Thellusson Will, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Feb 15 1908

CHILDERS, JAMES SAXON (1899-1965) (chron.)

• * A Boy Who Was Traded for a Horse, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1932; about George Washington Carver.
• * Enemy Outpost, (sl) Liberty Jun 20 1942
• * Folded Wings, (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1930

CHILDERS, LESLIE (chron.)

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• * “Children of Notable People” by Editorial Feature [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Mar 1895

CHILDERS, MARIE (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Feb 28 1920

CHILDERS, ROBERTA (chron.)

• * Cowboys on Wheels, (ts) Ranch Romances Jan #1 1951
• * Going, Going, Gone, (nf) Ranch Romances Jun #2 1948
• * The Gyppo Game, (nf) Ranch Romances Sep #2 1947
• * Happy Days, (ts) Ranch Romances Feb #1 1951

CHILDERS, ROY (chron.)

• * The Escape, (ss) Pursuit Detective Story Magazine Sep 1954
  • Pursuit—The Phantom Mystery Magazine Aug 1955
• * Wait for Me, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine (Australia) Sep 1957

CHILDESTER, ANN (chron.)

• * Saturday Afternoons, (ss) Colliers Oct 6 1945

CHILDISH, BILLY (chron.)

• * Our Hero’s Day at the Fruit Factory, (ss) The Idler Win 2001

CHILDREN (chron.)

• * Poems, (pm) Bananas #1 1975

CHILDRESS, CRAIG (chron.)

• * Terrace Leap, (ss) South Carolina Review Fll 1994

CHILDS, “CUPID” (chron.)

• * Free Gasoline, (nf) Railroad Stories Dec 1935

CHILDS, ALLEN (chron.)

• * The Six Transistors go to Mexico, (ss) Boys’ Life Aug 1970
• * The Six Transistors Go to the Races, (ss) Boys’ Life May 1966

CHILDS, CHARLES (chron.)

• * John Lennon and Yoko Ono, (iv) Penthouse Oct 1969
• * Melvin Van Peebles, (iv) Penthouse Oct 1972
• * Pete Seeger, (iv) Penthouse Jan 1971

CHILDS, DOROTHEA M. (chron.)

• * Gypsy Dream, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1922

CHILDS, EDMUND BURTON (1887-1972); see pseudonym Edmund Burton (chron.)

CHILDS, EVELYN (chron.)

• * A Matter of Record, (ss) International Detective Cases Aug 1936

CHILDS, GEORGE W. (chron.)

• * My Christmas as a Boy, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1893

CHILDS, HARRY L. (chron.)

• * 31 Turns 13, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Aug 1931
• * High Iron Feud, (ss) Railroad Stories May 1932
• * Missing—One Victim, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Feb 1931

CHILDS, L. D. (chron.)

• * The Stranger, (ar) National Magazine Sep 1917

CHILDS, LAURA CLARK (chron.)

• * Shop Talk, (pm) Driftwind Jul 1930

CHILDS, LESLIE (chron.)

• * Repentance, (ss) New Story Magazine Mar 1912

CHILDS, LOIS (chron.)

• * The Woman Who Believed, (ss) People’s Home Journal Jul 1913

CHILDS, MARQUIS (William) (1903-1990) (chron.)

• * The Big Boom from Oklahoma, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 9 1949
• * Hu Shih: Sage of Modern China, An Atlantic Portrait, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Oct 1940
• * Minority of One, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 20 1941; Chief Justice Stone heads a court that won’t stay packed.
• * New-Deal Glamour Boy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1939
• * The Peacemakers, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14, Nov 11, Nov 25, Dec 2 1961
• * The President’s Best Friend, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19, Apr 26 1941; (Harry Hopkins).
• * State Capitol, U.S.A., (ar) Holiday Jun 1948

CHILDS, MARY ARNOLD (chron.)

• * In Savonarola’s Cell, (ss) The Century Jan 1900

CHILDS, NATHANIEL (chron.)

• * A Half-Dozen Young Rascals, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1874

CHILDS, RICHARD S. (chron.)

• * Politics Without Politicians, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22 1910

CHILDS, WILLIAM TALBOT (chron.)

• * The Prickly Pear, (pm) Gunter’s Magazine Aug 1908

CHILDS, WILLIAM TALBOTT (chron.)

• * Cake Eater!, (vi) The American Boy Feb 1906

CHILDS, WYNDHAM (chron.)

• * John Citizen at the Wheel, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 3 1934
• * Some Laughable Laws, (ar) John Bull’s Summer Annual 19??

CHILDS-CARPENTER, EDWARD; see under Carpenter, Edward Childs (chron.)

CHILDSEY, DONALD (chron.)

• * Murder Was Too Much, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1938

CHILES, ROSA PENDLETON (chron.)

• * Dr. Crawford W. Long, Discoverer of Anesthesia, (ar) Munsey’s Aug 1911

CHILLAG, IAN (chron.)

• * Gob Damned, (es) A Public Space Spr 2006

CHILSON, BEATRICE (chron.)

• * Meet the Bride, (vi) Young Love Apr 1937

CHILSON, ROB(ert Dean) (1945- ) (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America Sum 1984

CHILTON, CHARLES (Frederick William) (1927- ) (chron.)

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• * “The World in Peril” by Anon., (br) Analog (UK) Jan 1961

CHILTON, E. (chron.)

• * The History of a Failure, (ss)
  • Tauchnitz Magazine Sep 1892

CHILTON, ELEANOR CARROLL (chron.)

• * Honeymoon in Manhattan, (ss) Liberty Feb 20 1937

CHILTON, ERIC (chron.)

• * Guilty Money, (ss) The Creasey Mystery Magazine Mar 1957

CHILTON, LAURA (chron.)

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• * “Bachelor’s Dream” by Anon., (pi) True Men Stories Jan 1968

CHILTON, M. V. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Aug 9 1919

CHILTON, R. S. (chron.)

• * The Little Peasant, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1880

CHILVER, SALLY (chron.)

• * The Simple Cure, (pm) The London Magazine May 1955; Three Poems, gp.
• * Three Poems, (gp) The London Magazine May 1955; To the Prince Ferdinand, pm; The Widow, pm; The Simple Cure, pm.
• * To the Prince Ferdinand, (pm) The London Magazine May 1955; Three Poems, gp.
• * The Widow, (pm) The London Magazine May 1955; Three Poems, gp.

CHIMERA, HERTZAN; pseudonym of Mike Philbin, (1966- ) (chron.)

• * Vincent Lavender, (vi) Dementia 13 #14 1994

CHIN BA (1936- ) (chron.)

• * The Poem on the Coccys, (ss) Cedar Rock Spr 1982; tr. by Vo Dinh

CHIN, KRISTIN (chron.)

• * Editors’ Pages: Letters to the Reader (with Josh Breese & Chris Fletcher), (ed) The Late Late Show Win 2001; includes photos of the editors.
• * Fearful Symmetry, (ss) The Late Late Show Win 2001
• * Pathways, (pm) The Late Late Show Win 2001
• * Redux, (pm) The Late Late Show Win 2001

_____, reviews:

• * The Late Late Picture Show: HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCEROR’S STONE, (mr) The Late Late Show Win 2001

CHIN, VIVIAN (chron.)

• * *true confessions*, (ss) Boston Review Oct/Nov 2003

CHING TI (chron.)

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• * Pai Tzu, by Shen Tseng-Wen [from The Chinese Earth], (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Sep 1948; tr. by Robert Payne

CHING, CYRUS S. (chron.)

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• * Can Labor Live Down to Dave Beck? (with Ben Pearse), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24 1957

CHINN, LAURENE CHAMBERS (chron.)

• * Spelling Bee, (ss) Colliers Aug 13 1949

CHINN, NOAH (chron.)

• * Echoes, (ss) Fiction Magazine Jun/Jul 2007
• * Last Wave on the Shore, (ss) Fiction Magazine Jun/Jul 2007

CHINNERY, W. J. (chron.)

• * The Battle of Life: System—the Keystone of Business, (ar) The Rapid Apr 1907

CHINQUEE, KIN (chron.)

• * Layover, (vi) Hobart Sum 2005

CHIODO, PETE (chron.)

• * The Eyes Have “It” (with Dave Chow), (pi) Rogue Nov 1962

CHIOLES, JOHN (chron.)

• * Things That Come to Be and Not Be, (ss) The Kenyon Review Win 1990

“CHIP.”

• * Thespis, (ms) The Arts Monthly Aug 1890; theatrical notes.

CHIPMAN, SANDS (chron.)

• * When I Wrote My First Check, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Jan 1920

CHIPP, ELINOR (chron.)

• * The Larch Tree, (??) Telling Tales May 1920
• * Lassie, (ss) Telling Tales Jul 1920
  • Blue Moon Oct 1920
• * Wild Geese, (pm) Telling Tales Nov 1920
  • Blue Moon Jan 1921
  • Blue Moon Mar 1921

CHIPPENDALE, EDGAR (chron.)

• * The Best We Could, (pm) Top-Notch Aug 1 1916
• * Jewels Rare, (pm) Top-Notch Jul 15 1916
• * Just What We Are, (pm) Top-Notch Feb 15 1917
• * There and Here, (pm) Top-Notch Aug 15 1916
• * What We Can Always Be, (pm) Top-Notch Jul 1 1916
• * What We Make It, (pm) Top-Notch Apr 1 1917
• * Without a Wreath, (pm) Top-Notch Mar 15 1917

CHIPPERFIELD, ROBERT ORR; pseudonym of Isabel Ostrander, (1883-1924) (chron.)

• * Bright Lights, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 22, Dec 29 1923

CHIPULINA, E. G. (chron.)

• * Presumed Dead, (ss) Blackwood’s 1978; Gibraltar.
  • Short Story International #18 1980
• * Tears for a Tailor, (ss) She; Gibraltar.
  • Short Story International #21 1980

CHIREVAS, JASON (chron.)

• * Last Collar, (vi) Hardboiled #33 2005