The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

CHESTERTON, G. K. (chron.) (continued)

• * The Blue Cross [“Valentin Follows a Curious Trail”; Father Brown], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1929
  • Master Thriller Series #4 1934
• * The Bolt from the Bue [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 5 1910
• * Childish Talk About Children, (ar) Nash’s Magazine Jul 1914
• * The Christ-Child, (ss)
  • Colliers Dec 24 1949
• * A Crazy Tale, (ss) The Quarto v3 1897
• * The Crime of Criminology, (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1913
• * The Crime of the Communist [Father Brown], (ss) Colliers Jul 14 1934
• * The Dagger with Wings [Father Brown], (nv) Nash’s Magazine Feb 1924
  • The Golden Book Magazine Feb 1927
• * The Donkey, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1939
• * The Donnington Affair (with Max Pemberton) [Father Brown], (sl) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1914
• * Dr. Hyde, Detective, and the White Pillars Murder, (ss) English Life Jan 1925; also as “The White Pillars Murder”.
• * The Ecstatic Thief, (ss)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1936
• * England in 1919, (fa) Pears’ Annual Christmas 1919; (being an extract from a school history of the period published in 1969 - details of the period are vague because most historical documents were destroyed by the Futurist Government of 1943. Interestingly forecast Prohibition.).
• * The Eye of Apollo [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1911
  • Mystery and Detection Jul 1935
• * The Five Fugitives [Father Brown], (ss) Liberty Aug 26 1933; also as “The Blast of the Book”.
• * The Five of Swords, (nv) Hearst’s International Feb 1919; collected in The Man Who Knew Too Much, 1922.
  • Argosy (UK) Feb 1927
  • EQMM Apr 1948
• * The Flying Stars [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1911
• * The Garden of Smoke [Mr. Traill], (ss) The Story-Teller Oct 1919
  • EQMM “Overseas Edition" Mar 1946
  • EQMM Mar 1946
• * The Green Man [Father Brown], (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1930
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Jan 1955
• * The Hammer of God [Father Brown], (ss) The Storyteller Dec 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Oct 1926; #5 in the “World’s Great Mystery Stories” series
• * The Hole in the Wall [Horne Fisher], (ss) Cassell’s Sep 1921
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1938
• * In Praise of Puppets, (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• * The Innocence of Father Brown, No. 1: The Blue Cross, (ss) The Story-Teller Sep 1910; [Followed by an editorial note on p883: “Next month Mr. Chesterton will tell the story of "The Secret Garden,” which I claim it [sic — should be ’is’?] the finest detective story I have ever published — The Editor"]
• * The Innocence of Father Brown:: [*Father Brown]
  ___ The Bolt from the Bue [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 5 1910
  ___ The Secret of the Sealed Garden [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 3 1910
  ___ The Sign of the Broken Sword [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 7 1911
  ___ Valentin Follows a Curious Trail [Father Brown], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1910
  ___ Why the True Fishermen Always Wear Green Evening Coats [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1 1910
  ___ The Wrong Shape [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 10 1910
• * The Invisible Man, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 28 1911
• * The Invisible Man [Father Brown], (ss) Cassell’s Feb 1911
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1927
• * A Job You Wouldn’t Want (Prince of Wales), (ar) The American Magazine Apr 1931
• * The Man Who Knew Too Much, (sl) Harper’s Aug 1920
• * The Man Who Knew too Much, (sl) Harper’s Nov 1920
• * The Man Who Knew Too Much, (sl) Harper’s Oct 1921
• * The Man Who Shot the Fox, (ss) Hearst’s International Mar 1921
  • EQMM Jul 1946
• * The Miracle of Moon Crescent [Father Brown], (ss) Nash’s Magazine May 1924
  • Argosy (UK) Aug 1937
• * Noah, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Nov 1941
• * The Oracle of the Dog [Father Brown], (nv) Nash’s Magazine Dec 1923; also in Golden Book, September 1925; collected in Chesterton’s The Incredulity of Father Brown, Cassell, 1926; Dodd Mead, 1926.
  • EQMM Jul 1950
• * The Oracle of the Dog, (ss) Nash’s Magazine Dec 1923
  • The Golden Book Magazine Sep 1925
• * The Perishing of the Pendragons [Father Brown], (nv) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) Jun 1955
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Aug 1955
• * A Picture of Tuesday, (ar) The Quarto v1 1896
• * The Purple Wig [Father Brown], (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1913
  • McClure’s Jul 1913
• * The Queer Feet [Father Brown], (nv) The Storyteller Nov 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1939; #4 in the “Modern Masters of the Detective Story” series
• * The Quick One [Father Brown], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 25 1933
• * The Quick One; Father Brown and the Invisible Witness [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep, Oct, Nov/Dec 1989
• * The Rolling English Road, (pm)
  • Argosy (UK) Jul 1928
• * The Secret Garden [Father Brown], (nv) The Story-Teller Oct 1910
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1931
• * The Secret of the Sealed Garden [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 3 1910
• * The Shadow of the Shark [Gabriel Gale], (ss) Nash’s Magazine Dec 1921
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Mar 1960
• * The Sign of the Broken Sword [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 7 1911
  • The Story-Teller Feb 1911
  • Argosy (UK) Jan 1936
• * Singular Speculation of the House-Agent [Rupert Grant; Basil Grant], (ss) Harper’s Weekly Jun 11 1904 (+1)
  • Argosy (UK) Dec 1933
• * The Sins of Prince Saradine [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1911
• * The Strange Justice [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1911
• * The Three Horsemen [“The Three Horsemen of the Apocalypse”; Mr. Pond], (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1935; collected in Chesterton’s The Paradoxes of Mr. Pond (Cassell 1937; Dodd, Mead 1937).
  • EQMM Sep 1953
• * The Three Horsemen of the Apocalypse [Mr. Pond], (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1935; also as “The Three Horsemen”.
  • Fiction Parade and Golden Book Oct 1935
• * The Three Tools of Death [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1911
• * The Tower of Treason, (nv) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1920; collected in Chesterton’s The Man Who Knew Too Much, Cassell, 1922; Harper, 1922.
  • EQMM Dec 1950
• * The Trees of Pride, (na) The Man Who Knew Too Much, Cassell 1922
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1927
• * The Tremendous Adventures of Major Brown [Rupert Grant; Basil Grant], (ss) Harper’s Weekly Dec 19 1903
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1933
  • EQMM Sep 1942
  • Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) Jan 1950
• * The Unmentionable Man [Mr. Pond], (ss)
  • The Storyteller Apr 1937
• * The Unobtrustive Traffic of Captain Pierce, (ss)
  • Christmas Pie Christmas 1935
• * The Unreal World of Comfort, (ar) The Scrap Book Dec 1908
• * Valentin Follows a Curious Trail [Father Brown], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1910; also as “The Blue Cross”.
• * The Vampire of the Village [Father Brown], (ss) The Strand Aug 1936
  • MacKill’s Mystery Magazine Jun 1953; No. 1 in “The Great Detectives”.
• * We Are Too Near Ourselves, (ms)
  • The Scrap Book Nov 1908
• * What the War Should Accomplish, (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• * The White Pillars Murder [“Dr. Hyde, Detective, and the White Pillars Murder”], (ss) English Life Jan 1925
  • EQMM “Overseas Edition" Sep 1945
  • EQMM Sep 1945
• * Why the True Fishermen Always Wear Green Evening Coats [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1 1910
• * The Worst Crime in the World [Father Brown], (ss) Harper’s Oct 1925
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) May 1956
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Jul 1956
• * The Wrong Shape [Father Brown], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 10 1910
  • The Story-Teller Jan 1911
  • Argosy (UK) Jun 1931

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• * “The Ballad of St. Barbara” by Pem, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 18 1922
• * “G. K. Chesterton” by St. John Ervine, (ex) Some Impressions of My Elders, St. John Ervine, Macmillan 1922
• * “G.K. Chesterton” by Sidney Dark, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 16 1922
• * “The Great Detectives: G.K. Chesterton’s Father Brown” by Barbara Roden, (ar) The Strand Magazine #3 1999
• * “Private Lives 44: The Fattest Author” by Private Secretary, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1933
• * “A Reply to Mr. Chesterton” by Dr. Caleb Williams Saleeby, (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1913

CHESTERTON, RUPERT (chron.)

• * The Black Bell Buoy, (ss) The Gray Goose Jun 1907

CHESTOR, RUI; pseudonym of S. H. Courtier, (1904-1974); Author and teacher. Born in Kangaroo Flat, Victoria, Australia. (chron.)

• * Cave of the Perintie, (ss) Short Stories Mar 10 1949
• * The Coming of Joe Kilgour, (ss) Short Stories May 1949
• * Hazard of the Gap, (ss) Short Stories Mar 1950
• * His Prisoner’s Prisoner, (ss) Argosy Feb 1949
• * Mad Mick’s Last March, (ss) Short Stories Jul 1950
• * Police Magic, (ss) Short Stories Apr 1950
• * The Sky Stone, (ss) Short Stories Feb 10 1949
• * Wilderness Search, (ss) Argosy Aug 1948

CHESWICK, DAVID L. (chron.)

• * A New Warrior, (ar) Mammoth Western Feb 1948
• * Watch Out for Grizzlies, (ar) Mammoth Western Feb 1949

CHESWORTH, T. (chron.)

• * Tramps, (??) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1899

CHESWORTH, THOMAS (chron.)

• * The Caprice, (ss) The London Magazine May 1912
  • Young’s Magazine Jun 1912
• * Duellists, (ss) Ainslee’s Nov 1912

CHETAM, NIVADE (chron.)

• * The Raining of Influence, (ss) The Smart Set May 1904

CHETWODE, PENELOPE (chron.)

• * Notes on Hippies and Drop-outs in the Upper Kulu Valley, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Sum 1972
• * Two Middle-Aged Ladies in Andalusia, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1963

CHETWODE, R. D. (chron.)

• * John of Strathbourne, (sl) The Argosy Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1898

CHETWYN, GEORGE (chron.)

• * To Someone on Her Birthday, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1899

CHETWYND, GEORGE (chron.)

• * A Retrospect, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1900
• * A Reverie, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1900

CHETWYND, JOAN (chron.)

• * Where Do We Go from Here?, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 9 1934

CHETWYND, LIONEL (chron.)

• * Except for Bob Fosse, (bg) Penthouse Jan 1974

CHETWYND-HAYES, R(onald Henry Glynn) (1919-2001) (chron.)

• * Crowning Glory, (ss)
  • Worlds of Horror #3 1974
• * Don’t Go Up the Stairs, (ss) The Unbidden, London: Tandem 1971
  • Worlds of Horror #2 1974
• * The Head of the Firm, (ss) The Unbidden, London: Tandem 1971
  • Worlds of Horror #4 1975

CHEVALIER, ELIZABETH PICKETT (chron.)

• * Drivin’ Woman, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1942

CHEVALIER, J. C. (chron.)

• * The Prophet Loves a Redhead, (nf) Blue Book May 1939

CHEVALIER, MAURICE (chron.)

• * First Love, (vi) Bedside Clubman v7 1953
• * How I Got That Way, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 8 1931
• * Real Life Stories No. 3 “I Wanted to Be An Acrobat”, (ar) Films and Fiction Nov 15 1932

CHEVALIER, PAUL (chron.)

• * Food for Armenia, (nf) Blue Book Jul 1938

CHEVALIER, TRACY (chron.)

• * Jonah’s Light Bulb, (ss) The New Statesman Dec 17 2007

CHEVIGNY, HECTOR; [i.e., Hector Chevigny De La Chevrotiere] (1904-1965); Radio dramatist and author. Born in Missoula, Montana; died in New York City. (chron.)

• * The Courtship of Cant-hook McCord, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 29 1940; Cant-hook was rough and tough until he fell in love.
• * In the Wake of Glory, (ss) Adventure Feb 1948
• * Nickel a Romance, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1954
• * Not All Geese Fly South, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 11 1941; A farm wife cares for a weather prophet-too well.
• * The Weasel, (ss) Colliers Feb 20 1943
• * A Woman Named Storm, (sl) Woman’s Home Companion Jun 1955

CHEW, ARTHUR P. (chron.)

• * Our Embattled Farmers, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Nov 1925

CHEWETTE, LIONEL (chron.)

• * Denatured, (ss) The Gray Goose May 1909

CHEYENNE, DAN (chron.)

• * Bush-League Bonanza, (nv) Baseball Stories Spr 1943

CHEYNE, ROGER (chron.)

• * The Deserter, (ss) The London Magazine Feb 1911

CHEYNEY, BARTON (chron.)

• * The Boy Who Wants to Learn a Trade, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1899
• * The Young Man and the Professions, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1899

CHEYNEY, E. G. (chron.)

• * A Watcher in the Woods, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1928

CHEYNEY, E. R. (chron.)

• * Self-contradictory, (pm) Munsey’s Feb 1917

CHEYNEY, O. H. (chron.)

• * Letters from and to the Farm, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 20 1928

CHEYNEY, PETER; [i.e., Reginald Evelyn Peter Southouse Cheyney, born Reginald Southouse Cheyney] (1896-1951) (chron.)

• * Account Rendered [Slim Callaghan], (ss) Illustrated Sep 14 1940
• * Bread Upon the Waters, (ss) MacKill’s Mystery Magazine May 1953
• * Callaghan Plus Cupid [Slim Callaghan], (ss) Illustrated Oct 14 1939
• * Callaghan’s Shot in the Dark [Slim Callaghan], (ss) Illustrated Dec 7 1940
• * Dames Don’t Care, (sl) The Thriller Jul 31, Aug 7, Aug 14, Aug 21, Aug 28, Sep 4, Sep 11, Sep 18 1937
• * Date After Dark [Slim Callaghan], (ss) Illustrated Oct 12 1940
• * Double Alibi [Slim Callaghan], (ss) Illustrated Aug 14 1943
• * Fast Work, (ss) Fast Work and other stories, London: Bantam 1948
  • MacKill’s Mystery Magazine v4 #3 1954