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COHEN, OCTAVUS ROY (chron.) (continued)

* The Negative Quantity, (ss) 10 Story Book Aug 1915; shipwreck/survivors fall out.
* The Net, (ss) Snappy Stories Aug 1914
* Net Profits, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 23 1932
* Never Too Late, (nv) Blue Book Nov 1951
* Nevermore, (ss) The New Passing Show Apr 23 1932
* Newspaper Reporting, (ar) Top-Notch Nov 15 1912
* A Night and a Lady, (ss) Redbook Mar 1934
* The Night-Blooming Serious, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 24 1920
* 99% Pure, (ss) Telling Tales Aug 1922
* Noblesse Obliged [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 3 1920
* Nocturne in Blue, (ss) Colliers Oct 28 1939
* Not on the Menu!, (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1931
* Not Wisely But Too Well [Lawyer Chew], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 22 1919
* Nothing But the Truth (with J. U. Giesy), (n.) Munsey’s Jan 1916
* Nuts and Reasons, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1930
* The Occult Ring, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1915
* Off the Griddle, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 1 1918
* Oft in the Silly Night, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 12 1921; blacks, with servants.
* On with the Lance [Lawyer Chew], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1925
* One Crook Too Many, (ss) Argosy May 18 1918

Thrills Jun 1927

* One Half Dozen Raw, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1922
* One Queen and a Pair of Kings, (ss) People’s Magazine Sep 1916
* The Other Man, (ss) Snappy Stories Oct 1914
* Painless Extraction, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1919; (urban blacks).
* A Pair of Sir Galahads (with J. U. Giesy), (sl) Railroad Man’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Nov 2, Nov 9 1918
* The Party of the Worst Part [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1930
* The Pay-Off, (ss) Colliers Apr 14 1923
* The Pearl Necklace, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine Nov 1916
* The Perfect Victory, (ss) People’s Magazine Oct 1916
* The Permanent Waive [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 10 1929
* Personal Appearance [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 3 1936
* Photoplay Faults, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1916
* Pink Bait [Jim Hanvey], (nv) Colliers Jul 7 1923

The Detective Magazine Oct 12 1923

* Plain Black on White, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 13 1923; (urban blacks).
* Plumes and Sable, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10 1925
* Plus, (ss) Snappy Stories May 1915
* Pool and Genuwine [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1919
* Poppy Passes [Lawyer Chew], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1919; (Chew is a character in many Florian Slappey stories).
* The Porter Missing Men [Eric Peters], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 20 1927; (blacks).
* Presto Change! [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 18 1922
* Pro Patria (with Eric Levison), (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1917
* The Professional Affinity, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1917
* Pronounced Hi-Li, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 13 1932
* Protect at All Times, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1923; prize-fighters.
* The Pull by the Horns, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 7 1927; (blacks).
* The Question Mark, (ss) The Detective Magazine May 23 1924

The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Feb 1955

* Quick Curtain, (ss) Top-Notch Sep 15 1918
* The Quicker the Dead [Lawyer Chew], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1919
* The Rack, (ss) Snappy Stories Jun 1915
* A Raise of Salary, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 25 1917
* The Rat, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Nov 1914
* Reaction, (ss) Telling Tales Sep 1921
* The Reckless Age (with J. U. Giesy), (sl) All-Story Weekly Aug 26, Sep 2, Sep 9 1916
* The Red Shock, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 1919
* Red Tape, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1915
* Report from the Dean, (ss) Bluebook Mar 1954
* Ride ’Em and Weep [Hop Sure], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1924
* Ringing the Changes, (ss) The Passing Show Dec 1 1934
* Rolling Bones [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 6 1932
* Romance in Crimson, (sl) Colliers Mar 2, Mar 10, Apr 6 1940
* Romance in the First Degree, (sl) Colliers Dec 11, Dec 18 1943
* Rosabel—Kidnaper, (ss) Woman’s Magazine Jul 1918
* Rough Stuff, (ss) Telling Tales Oct 1920

Blue Moon Mar 1921

* Safety Last, (ss) People’s Magazine Jul 1917
* Sauce for the Dander [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1935
* Scarlet Woman, (sl) Liberty Apr 29, Jun 3, Jun 10, Jun 24 1933
* The Scarlet Wraith, (ss) Telling Tales Feb 1922
* Scars Fell on Alabama, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 15 1937
* Scrambled Yeggs, (sl) The American Magazine Sep 1931
* Second Choice, (ss) Breezy Stories Mar 1949
* The Seldom Kid, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Jun 25 1918
* Sell Shock [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1927
* Seventh ’Leven [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 22 1927
* The Shadow of Doubt, (ss) People’s Magazine Sep 1917
* Shadows on the Moon, (ss) The Delineator Jan 1928
* She’s in the Army Now, (ar) Colliers Sep 5 1942
* Silk and Satan [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 28 1931
* Sizzling Sadie [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 14 1929
* Skin and Groans, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 9 1926; urban blacks.
* Slappey Days Are Here Again [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 11 1944
* The Slappeyan Way [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 7 1929
* Snakes Alive [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1931
* So This is Cedarhurst!, (nv) Top-Notch Feb 15 1918
* Sound of Revelry [Part last of ?], (sl) Colliers Jun 26 1943
* The Sport of Kings—and Queens, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 25 1917

Sport Story Magazine Oct 8 1925

* Spring Training, (ss) Colliers May 25 1940
* The Sprinting Press [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1928
* Step Brothers, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 15 1930
* Stew’s Company [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 5 1927
* A Story Without Drama, (ss) Woman’s World Sep 1926
* Strange Honeymoon, (sl) Colliers Dec 10, Dec 17, Dec 31 1938, Jan 7, Jan 14, Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 4, Feb 11 1939
* Supe & Fish [Midnight Pictures], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 29 1930; concerned with Midnight Pictures, which is involved in some Florian Slappey stories.
* The Survival of the Fattest, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 15 1919; (urban blacks; baseball).
* Swampshade, (ss) Good Housekeeping May 1923
* Sweet Music and Murder, (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Jan 1955

The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) May 1955

* The Tee That Binds, (ss) Telling Tales Feb 1921
* Tempus Fugits [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1919
* Tenementality, (ss) Telling Tales Aug 1921
* Then Fight That Failed [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1919
* Then There Were Nine, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 30 1922; blacks, Florian Slappey not mentioned.
* There’s Always a Next Time, (n.) Redbook May 1935
* Things I Can’t Explain, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1954
* Thoroughly Feminine, (ss) Snappy Stories Mar 4 1916
* “Thou Shalt Not Squeal” (with J. U. Giesy), (ss) All-Story Weekly Sep 8 1917
* Timid Man’s Test, (ss) The Passing Show Mar 6 1937
* To Escape, (ss) Adventure Oct 1916
* Tomato Catchup 5 Cents Extra, (ar) Colliers Jun 15 1918
* Too Many Crooks, (ss) The Passing Show Jun 9 1934
* A Toot for a Toot [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1928
* Tough Guy, (ss) The American Magazine Jul 1934
* Tragedy, (ss) 10 Story Book Dec 1922
* The Tragic Affair at the Inn, (ss) Mystery Aug 1935
* The Trained Flee [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 17 1927
* Transient Lady, (sl) Liberty Dec 23, Dec 30 1933, Jan 13 1934
* Transportation Only [Epic Peters], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1924
* Traveling Suspenses [Eric Peters], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1924
* The Triple Cross (with J. U. Giesy), (sl) All-Story Weekly Apr 6, Apr 13, Apr 20 1918
* Troubled Waters, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 25 1918
* The Trump Card, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jul 19 1919
* Trunk and Disorderly, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1924; urban blacks.
* Turning the Tables, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 10 1917
* Twinkle, Twinkle, Movie Star, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 12 1919; (urban blacks).
* Two Beers, (vi) Colliers Oct 24 1942
* Two Parts-Joker Wild, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1926
* Two-Gun Slappey Rides Again [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 14 1939
* The Ultima Fool, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1920; urban blacks.
* Ultra Violent [Florian Slappey], (ss) Argosy 1945

EQMM “Overseas Edition" Jan 1946

* Ultra Violent [Florian Slappey], (ss) Argosy Jan 1945

EQMM Jan 1946

* The Unsuspecting Suspects (with J. U. Giesy), (sl) All-Story Weekly May 10, May 17 1919
* Up from the Roof, (ss) Grit Mar 6 1932
* Vampire Stuff, (ss) All-Story Weekly Sep 6 1919
* Vanity’s Fare [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1930
* Violent Ray, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 15 1928; blacks.
* The Way of Least Resistance, (ss) Snappy Stories Jun 1914
* Wedding Bills [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1931
* Where There’s Smoke—, (ss) Redbook Oct 1949
* White Lights and Amber, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 20 1924
* The Whites of Their Lies, (ss) The Elk’s Magazine Oct 1932
* The Widow’s Bite [Florian Slappey], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 18 1922
* The Wild and Wooly Vest, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 8 1923; urban blacks.
* The Wild Man, (ss) Famous Novel Magazine Apr 1928
* Willie the Wisp, (ss) This Week Nov 24 1935
* Without Benefit of Virgie, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 1919; (urban blacks).
* The Woman Plays, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1930
* Words and Music, (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1936
* Write and Wrong [Midnight Pictures], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 7 1925
* Young Romance, (ss) Romance Jan 1916

Telling Tales Sep 1920
COHEN, PHILIP (chron.)

* Faulkner’s Mature Narrative Technique: The Example of “Tomorrow”, (ar) South Carolina Review Spr 1991
* Horace Benbow and Faulkner’s Other Early Failed Idealists, (ar) South Carolina Review Spr 1986
COHEN, ROY (chron.)

* The Queen’s Mandate, (ss) Short Stories Illustrated Jun 20 1914
COHEN, SAM D. (chron.)

* The Accusing Gun, (ts) Ten Detective Aces Sep 1943
* Battling Man, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Nov 1950
* The Biggest Punch, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Sep 1950
* Born to Belt ’Em, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Mar 1950
* Born to Fight, (ar) Dime Sports Magazine Feb 1943
* Clue of the Spirit Reeds, (ts) Ten Detective Aces May 1943
* The Durable Dane, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Jan 1950
* The Face in the Mirror, (nf) 10-Story Detective Magazine Apr 1949

10-Story Detective (Canada) Sep 1949

* Jungle Champ, (ar) New Sports Magazine May 1951
* Last of the Titans, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Sep 1949
* On the Blotter, (lt) Super-Detective Mar 1950; letter column from law enforcement.
* Right - on the Button, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Jun 1951
* Ring Wrecker, (ar) Fifteen Sports Stories Jan 1951
* The Silken Noose, (ar) Ten Detective Aces Jul 1949
COHEN, SOLOMON SOLIS, M.D. (chron.)

* How To Keep Well, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24, Sep 7 1907
* How To Keep Well: Life in the Hot Weather, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 10 1907
* Tubrtculosis: A Social Question, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 27 1907
COHEN, STANLEY (Irving) (1928- ) (chron.)

* A Game of Tennis, (ss) Mystery Monthly Jul 1976
* Nadigo, (ss) Mystery Monthly Sep 1976
* That Day on Connally, (ss) EQMM Jun 1974
COHEN, STEPHANIE KAPLAN (chron.)

* Lady Luck, (ss) Hardboiled #23 1997
COHEN, SUSAN (Lois) HANDLER (1938- ); see pseudonym Elizabeth St. Clair (chron.)
COHEN, TAMAR (chron.)

* Ester’s Teacher, (ss) Pulpsmith Spr 1985
COHEY, E. M. (chron.)

* My Prayer, (pm) All-Story Love Stories Oct 5 1935
COHN, ALFRED (chron.)

* Lucky Heaven, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Jan 4 1941
* Mostly About People, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Oct 14 1939, Feb 10, Feb 17 1940
* Sport Stuff, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Jan 4 1941
COHN, DAVID (chron.)

* Roark Bradford’s Revenge, (ar)

Encore Jan 1945
COHN, DAVID L. (chron.)

* America to England. A Southerner Speaks Out, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Aug 1940
* Dallas. Capital of the New South, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Oct 1940
* United States at the Crossroads: The Road Not Taken, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Mar 1940
COHN, HARRY (chron.)

* Re: (with Nick Nichols), (pi) Penthouse Oct 1972

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