The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

CLOSE, ROBERT S. (chron.)

• * The Bracelet, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Mar 1950
• * God’s Deaf Ear, (ss) Argosy (UK) Oct 1970
• * The Modern Mariner, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine Jan 1950
• * Something for Himself, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1957

CLOSE, UPTON; pseudonym of Josef Washington Hall (chron.)

• * America Takes Over the Pacific, (ar) The American Mercury Sep 1941
• * And the Earth Said: Shake, (ss) The American Boy Feb 1937
• * Can Japan Win, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 18 1932
• * The Pacific Picture, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 24 1934
• * They’re Cutting Cake!, (ar) The American Boy Mar 1936; an article about colonialism! Worldwide, including Asia as well as Africa, hence the cover. Blurb: “The ruling nations! They’re bickering over who is to profit from the lands and labor of subject people. Subject races! They’re asking themselves why others should rule them.” Upton Close is a pseudonym of Josef Washington Hall, who formerly signed his journalistic dispatches “Up Close.”
• * Trade follows the Flag - Home, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 21 1933

CLOSSON, KAY (chron.)

• * The Book of Lilith (with Anita Skeen), (ss) Pulpsmith Sum 1982

CLOTHIER, CAL (chron.)

• * poem, (pm) Bananas #9 1977, #12 1978

CLOTURE, JAMES C. (chron.)

• * Saves Four Months Making Pork, (ar) Capper’s Farmer Nov 1931

CLOUD, ABIGAIL (chron.)

• * The Birth of the Everyday Demon, (pm) Backwards City Review Fll 2006
• * Blue Birth Demon, (pm) Backwards City Review Fll 2006

CLOUD, ARTHUR (chron.)

• * Song of the Hammer and Nail, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 6 1940

CLOUD, LUTHER A. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1935
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 3

CLOUD, SUSAN DEER (chron.)

• * This Jesus Cat, (pm) Yellow Medicine Review v2 2007

CLOUD, VIRGINIA WOODWARD (chron.)

• * A Ballad of Coronation, (ss) Harper’s Bazar Dec 1905
• * Blue Butterflies, (pm) The Smart Set May 1915
• * Egypt Land, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jan 1906
• * Fairy-Land, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1892
• * Firelight, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1892
• * Leisurely Lane, (pm) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1897
• * Lizbeth’s Song, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1891
• * Misery and Company, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Feb 1902
• * An Old Street, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Aug 1899
• * A Petition, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Dec 1905
• * A Sitting, (ss) Short Stories Jul 1903
• * Through the Call of Closer Days, (pm) The Smart Set Oct 1917
• * To Love, (pm) Harper’s Monthly May 1902
• * A Vigil, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1901
• * What Things Befell the Squire’s House, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1892
• * White Marie, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1891
• * Why Patty Hildreth Powdered Her Hair, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Aug 1905
• * The Willy-Wispy, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1902
• * A Woman, a Spaniel and a Walnut Tree, (ss) The Smart Set Sep 1904

CLOUD, YVONNE (chron.)

• * Speed-Boat, (ss) The Windsor Magazine Jul 1935

CLOUDY, C. H. (chron.)

• * How It Feels to Fly!, (ar) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1909
• * Voices in the Orchestra, (ar) The American Boy Oct 1923

CLOUGH, ALBERT L. (chron.)

• * Manchester, New Hampshire, (ar) National Magazine Jun 1903

CLOUGH, ARTHUR HENRY (chron.)

• * The Changeless, (pm) National Magazine Nov 1902

CLOUGH, ARTHUR HUGH (1819-1861) (chron.)

• * But Westward, Look!, (pm)
  • My Magazine Mar 1915
• * In a Lecture Room, (pm)
  • The All-Story Sep 1912
• * Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1941
• * With Whom Is No Variableness, Neither Shadow of Turning, (pm) McClure’s Jan 1894

CLOUGH, B(renda) W(ang) (1955- ) (chron.)

• * Escape Hatch, (ss) Paradox Aut 2003
• * On “May Be Some Time”, (ms) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Sum 2002
• * Swindlers, Sharks & Scams: Writer Beware! Part 1: Through Darkest Rip-Off with Gun and Camera (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Win 1998
• * Swindlers, Sharks & Scams: Writer Beware! Part 2: I Called the Book Doctor, He Told Me What to Do (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Spr 1999
• * Why I Live In…Washington, D.C., (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Fll 1997
• * Writers Beware! Publish and Perish (Financially) (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Win 1999
• * Writers Beware!:
  ___ Contests, Reviews, and the Perpetual-Motion Vanity Press, (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Fll 2000
  ___ Display Sites: A Shark’s Best Chum (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Spr 2001
  ___ Publishing: The Good, the Bad and the Just Plain Weird (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Spr 2000
• * Writer’s Beware!:
  ___ Riding the e-Bullet? The Unpleasant Truths About e-Publishing (with A. C. Crispin), (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Sum 2000

CLOUGH, E. H. (chron.)

• * An Astral Projection, (ss) The San Francisco Argonaut
  • Romance May 1891

CLOUGH, EDWIN T. (chron.)

• * The Man in the Yellow Ulster, (ss) The Argosy Jan 9 1892

CLOUGH, GEORGE E. (chron.)

• * Amrath the Great, (ss) The Passing Show Mar 3 1934; a “perfect murder” story.

CLOUGH, MAYOR GEORGE ROY (chron.)

_____, narr.

• * Why I Want Galveston an Open Town (with Michael Dorman), (ar) Man’s Magazine Oct 1955

CLOUGH, R. L. (chron.)

• * Is Germany’s Secret Weapon the Rocket Plane?, (ar) Sky Raiders Oct 1943
• * It Might Have Happened, (cl) Sky Raiders Jun 1943

CLOUGH, ROY L., Jr. (chron.)

• * Social Obligation, (ss) Fantastic Adventures Mar 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #12 1952

CLOUGH, SANDRA (chron.)

• * The Romance of Paris, (vi) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Sum 2005

CLOUGH, WILLIAM O. (chron.)

• * No Matter What You Call It, (ar) Blue Book Dec 1945

_____, trans.

• * The Cross, by Henri Barbusse, (ss)
  • The Golden Book Magazine May 1926

CLOUSEER, J. C. (chron.)

• * Four Miracles, (nf) Railroad Magazine May 1938

CLOUSTON, J(oseph) STORER (1870-1944) (chron.)

• * A Box of Cigars [F. T. Carrington], (ss) Humanity Dec 13 1935
• * Coincidence [F.T. Carrington], (ss) Carrington’s Cases, Blackwood 1920
  • EQMM Oct 1948
• * The Devil’s House [F.T. Carrington], (ss) Romance Oct 1920
• * The Fortunate Lord Fabrigas, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Oct 1906
• * The Hereditary Cleaner, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1904
• * The Man from the Clouds, (n.) The Popular Magazine Aug 20 1918
• * The Missions of Sylvia, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 30, May 7 1910
• * The Missions of Sylvia, No. 2.—Equality, (ss) The Red Magazine Jun 1 1910
• * The Missions of Sylvia, No. 3.—A Modern Alliance, (ss) The Red Magazine Jun 15 1910
• * The Missions of Sylvia, No. 4.—Back Out, (ss) The Red Magazine Jul 1 1910
• * The Missions of Sylvia, No. 5.—What the Matter Was, (ss) The Red Magazine Jul 15 1910
• * The Missions of Sylvia, No. 6.—Miss Brown, (ss) The Red Magazine Aug 1 1910
• * Mr. Essington at Large, (sl) Lloyd’s Story Magazine Nov 1921; this is a serial but looks great fun, then very non-pc. Mr Essington is a patient in an asylum who escapes and has all kinds of madcap adventures. In this one he dresses up as a knight in a suit of armour and goes to a fancy-dress ball!.
• * The Peer’s Progress, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 10, Sep 17, Sep 24 1910
• * The Pill, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1909
• * The Spy in Black, (n.) The Popular Magazine Sep 7 1917
• * The Trials of Tony: “Man Proposes...”, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 16 1909
• * The Trials of Tony: An Excellent Opening, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 9 1909
• * The Trials of Tony: He Falls on His Feet, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 2 1909
• * The Trials of Tony: His Last Chance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 23 1909
• * Two’s Two, (sl) All-Story Weekly Aug 26, Sep 2, Sep 9 1916; has fantastic element.

CLOUTS, SYDNEY (chron.)

• * Within, (pm) Transatlantic Review #53/54 1976

CLOVELLEY, ROGER (chron.)

• * A Helluva Time [Hiram Kibble], (ss) Studio Frolics Mar 1949
• * Nylons, Suspenders and Black Lace Panties [Hiram Kibble], (ss) Peppy Stories Jan 1949
• * Rip Tease [Hiram Kibble], (ss) Sultry Stories Apr 1949

CLOVER, H. ALFRED (chron.)

• * The Cougar Tribe Clears Up Another Mystery, (ss) Every Boy’s Magazine Jul 1929

CLOVER, JOHN (chron.)

• * King Philip- Chief of a School Tribe, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1883
• * Two Surprise Parties, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1890

CLOVER, LEWIS P. (chron.)

• * How Citizens Are Made, (ar) The Junior Munsey Nov 1901

CLOVER, NATHAN (chron.)

• * Golden Opportunity, (ss) Short Stories Illustrated Aug 15 1914
• * The Lady of the Violets, (ss) Short Stories Illustrated Jul 11 1914

CLOVER, RICHARD S. (chron.)

• * Street-Car Post Offices, (ar) Railroad Magazine Sep 1938

CLOVIS, MARK (chron.)

• * The Face on the Bunk House Floor, (ss) Complete Stories Jan 1928

CLOWE, V. C. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jan 1938
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 3

CLOWES, DANIEL (Gillespie) (1961- ) (chron.)

• * Green Eyeliner, (ss) Esquire Jul 1998

CLOWES, FLORENCE (chron.)

_____, retold by

• * The Devil and the Peasant Wife, (vi) Playboy Sep 1976; from a traditional Polish tale. (the illustration for this can be ironed on to a t-shirt).

CLOWES, PETER (chron.)

• * Bonanza, (ms) Western Magazine (UK) Nov 1980

CLOWES, SIR WILLIAM LAIRD (chron.)

• * An Adventure in St. Vincent, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine v13 1902
  • Short Stories Jan 1903

CLOYD, GLADYS (chron.)

• * Apron Strings, (pm) Ranch Romances Oct #3 1943

CLUBMAN, THE (chron.)

• * Mainly for Men, (ms) The Humorist Nov 21 1936

CLUCAS, LOWELL (chron.)

• * Defense Comes to Our Town, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1941

CLUCK, R. H. (chron.)

• * The Frog’s Stable, (lt) War Novels Apr 1928

CLUES READER, A. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Clues Dec #1 1929

CLUETT, JACK (chron.)

• * Is Greenwich Expendable?, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Jul 1946
• * Listen Here, (cl) Woman’s Day Sep 1945, Sep 1949, Jul 1950; radio.
• * Listen Here (radio), (cl) Woman’s Day Oct 1945

CLUNE, CHARLOTTE BOYLE (chron.)

• * Hang Your Clothes on a Hickory Limb, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Sep 1926

CLUNE, FRANK; [i.e., Francis Patrick Clune] (1893-1971) (chron.)

• * Ben Hall, (sl) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Mar, Apr 1948
• * Ben Hall, Bushranger, (sl) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Dec 1947, Feb 1948
• * Gored by a Bull, (ar) Lilliput Jan 1958
• * My Battle with the Lobster Thieves (with Tom Challinger, narr.), (ss) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Dec 1947
• * Strife in Indonesia, (ar) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Apr 1948
• * The World is My Oyster, (cl) Frank Clune’s Adventure Magazine Feb, Mar 1948

CLUNE, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Deep River, (ss) After Dark: A Man’s Magazine Jul/Aug 1949

CLUNE, HENRY W. (chron.)

• * Fight Fan, (ss) Complete Stories Feb #1 1929
• * Fixed, (ss) Fight Stories Feb 1930
• * ’Fraid Cat!, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Apr 8 1924
• * Gesture to a Lady, (vi) Top-Notch Jul 1935; “Prize Story”.
• * A Matter of Policy, (ss) Live Stories Mar #1 1923
• * Right Cross, Double Cross, (ss) Fight Stories Spr 1939
• * Sugar, (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1929

CLURMAN, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Barbershop Ballad, (ss) Argosy Jul 1951
• * Pirate’s Gauntlet, (ss) Argosy May 1952
• * The Raincoat, (ss) Story Nov/Dec 1938

CLUSERET, G. (chron.)

• * Art Lines, I-Realistic School, (ar) Beadle’s Monthly Jun 1866
• * The Thouareg, (ar) Beadle’s Monthly May 1866

CLUTCH, ROBERT M. (chron.)

• * The Last Man’s Club, (ss) The Black Cat Mar 1905
  • Action Stories Apr 1925
• * Mr. Fluff’s Burglar, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1933