The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

FORBES, ROSITA (chron.) (continued)

• * Where It Wasn’t Christmas, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 23 1933
• * Why We Wear Funny Hats, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 30 1934
• * Wild Men and Women, 1: She’s Got Your Head, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933
• * Wild Men and Women, 2: The Woman Who Died Twice, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1933
• * Wild Men and Women, 3: The Vengeance of the Tiger-Fish, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 28 1933
• * Wild Men and Women, 4: The Village of the Vampires, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 4 1933
• * Wild Men and Women, 5: He Shot the Heels Off a Policeman’s Boots, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 11 1933
• * Women at War—with War!, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 17 1934
• * Women of Two Revolutions, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 29 1933
• * You Americans and We English, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 10 1926

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• * “Quest” by Louis J. McQuilland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Jan 13 1923

FORBES, STANLEY (chron.)

• * Curse of the McDowells, (ss) Startling Detective Nov 1951
• * Harry Was a Heel, (nf) The Master Detective Nov 1953
• * Riddle of the Human Torch, (ss) Uncensored Detective Dec 1950

FORBES, W. CAMERON (chron.)

• * A Decade of American Rule in the Philippines, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Feb 1909

FORBES, W. H. (chron.)

• * What Will India Eat Tomorrow?, (ar) Atlantic Monthly Aug 1951

FORBES, WILLIAM J. (chron.)

• * The Christmas Bird, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1949

FORBES-DENNIS, PHYLLIS (1884-1963); see pseudonym Phyllis Bottome (chron.)

FORBES-LEITH, F. A. C. (chron.)

• * The River of Diamonds [Shark Gotch], (nv) Adventure Trails Apr 1929
• * Thirst, (nf) Adventure Trails Apr 1929

FORBES-LINDSAY, C. H. (chron.)

• * As It Is at Panama, (ar) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1906
• * The Secret Service, (ar) People’s Magazine Jan 1907

FORBES-ROBERTSON, DIANA (chron.)

• * Gibbs Family, London, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 11 1941; Around the clock with a London cockney family.

FORBES-ROBERTSON, JEAN (chron.)

• * The Poppy, (ss) Lilliput Aug-Sep 1953

FORBUSH, GABRIELLE (chron.)

• * My Boy, Franklin (with Isabel Leighton & Mrs. James Roosevelt, narr.), (ar) Good Housekeeping Mar 1933

FORCE, W. B. (chron.)

• * The Boothill Joker, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Sep 1948

FORD, HENRY (chron.)

• * The Only Real Security (with Samuel Crowther), (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1936

FORD, A. H. (chron.)

• * Around the Earth with the Moon, (ss) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1906

FORD, A. N. (chron.)

• * Little Tough Guy, (ss) Stag: Man’s Own Magazine Aut 1946

FORD, ALEXA BYRNE (chron.)

• * Army Wife, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1941

FORD, ALEXANDER HUME (chron.)

• * The Destiny of the Far East, (ar) Munsey’s Apr 1904
• * The Fourth that Sounds Around the World, (ms) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1907
• * The Patriotism of Japan, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Apr 1904
• * The Russo-American Jew, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1903
• * Waterways of America, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Oct 1900

FORD(-Whitcombe), ANTHONY (Herbert) (1903-1958); see pseudonym Katharine Temple (chron.)

FORD, ARTHUR (chron.)

• * Development of a Medium, (nf) Fate Aug 1959

FORD, ARTHUR W. (chron.)

• * Do You Know Jones?, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 1921
• * Letters from Middle Age: 2nd prize, (ms) People’s Favorite Magazine Mar 1920

FORD, B. R. (chron.)

• * West Florida, (pm) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Jun #2 1931

FORD, BILL (chron.)

• * Dawn Again with model Dawn Shannon, (pi) Escapade Feb 1962

FORD, BOB (chron.)

• * You Gotta Be Tough, (ss) Exciting Sports Spr 1946

FORD, BORIS (chron.)

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• * “The Age of Shakespeare: Volume II” by L. D. Lerner, (br) The London Magazine Aug 1955

FORD, BRYAN (chron.)

• * Tom Lane’s Pal, (ss) The Crusoe Mag. Aug 1924

FORD, CAROL (chron.)

• * Hetty Green: a Character Study, (ar) National Magazine Sep 1905

FORD, CECIL (chron.)

• * A Fragment, (pm) The Gray Goose Apr 1907
• * With the Years, (pm) The Gray Goose Jun 1907

FORD, CHARLES HARVEY (chron.)

• * Then and Now—The Poppy, (ss) People’s Home Journal Jun 1927

FORD, CIBOLO (chron.)

• * Brimstone on the Brazos, (vi) Thrilling Western Sep 1939
  • Texas Rangers Jan 1952
  • Texas Rangers (UK) Sep 1952
• * Dawn on the Pronghorn, (ss) Thrilling Western Sep 1949
  • Thrilling Western (UK) Jul 1951
• * Death Sides the Law, (ss) Red Seal Western Aug 1937
• * The Devil’s Ranch, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Jan 1940
• * Doubles for Owlhoots, (ss) Sure-Fire Western Jan 1939
• * The Draught Buster, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Apr 1939
• * Guns of the Golden Horn, (ss) Popular Western Apr 1951
• * High, Wide and Lonesome, (nv) Western Trails Apr 1938
• * The Iron Rider, (ss) The Rio Kid Western Dec 1939
• * The Murder of Millstone Mike, (ss) Thrilling Western Jun 1948
• * No Gun-Help for Nesters, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Magazine Aug 1940
• * Rustler’s Reward, (ss) Sure-Fire Western Jul 1938
• * The Sheriff in the Ice Box, (ss) Range Riders Western Sep 1949
• * Stony and the Stingaree, (ss) Western Trails Jul 1938
• * The Trail to Deep River, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories May 1949
• * Tyrant of Ten Sleep, (ss) Sure-Fire Western Oct 1938
• * Widelooper Luck, (ss) Texas Rangers Aug 1951
• * Work for a Windmiller, (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1948
• * Wrangler’s Hoodoo, (ss) Texas Rangers Dec 1939; Bronc Butler Comes Home After Ten Years of Waiting for Vengeance.

FORD, COREY (1902-1969) (chron.)

• * After They’ve Seen the Paree, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 28 1937
• * Afternoon of a Fan, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1935
• * Alaska Gets Hot, (ar) Colliers Nov 29 1941
• * Are Pipe Smokers People?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1959
• * Are You a Short Snorter? (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Feb 6 1943
• * Artic Rendezvous (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Aug 12 1944
• * Beginner’s Luck, (ss) Country Home Magazine Apr 1939
• * Beware of the Baby, (vi) Colliers Mar 20 1948
• * A Big Day in St. Louis, (vi) Colliers Jun 3 1950
• * Blonde with a Convertible, (vi) Colliers Dec 26 1942
• * Blue Roadster, (ss) The American Magazine May 1941
• * The Boy Who Was Born Again, (ss) Colliers Dec 25 1953
• * Came a Whisper from the Mountains, (ss) Colliers Mar 23 1935
• * Caution: Dogs at Work (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Feb 20 1937
• * City Boy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1934
• * Cloak and Dagger the Secret Story of the O.S.S. (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Oct 6 1945
• * Cloak and Dagger, Secret War Waged by O.S.S. (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Oct 13 1945
• * Coast to Coast, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 28 1932
• * Cochran’s Commandos (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Aug 26 1944
• * Cockpit Trouble (with Alastair MacBain), (vi) Colliers Sep 26 1942
• * College Hero, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1934
• * The Day Nothing Happened, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1959
• * Divided We Fall, (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1934
• * Double Date, (ss) Colliers Nov 10 1945
• * Echoes That Old Refrain, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1937
• * Fair and Warmer, (ss) Colliers Aug 31 1940
• * Fishing (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Cosmopolitan Aug 1938
• * The Fishing Widow (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1935
• * The Flying Tigers Carry On [Conclusion], (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 12 1955
• * Forgotten Front, (ar) Colliers Mar 27 1943
• * French Without a Struggle (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Jul 1 1939
• * Glorious Youth, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1933
• * Go Get a Jap for Me, (ss) Colliers Feb 12 1944
• * He Woke Up Famous, (ss) Colliers Jun 20 1942
• * Herbert’s Helper, (ss) Esquire Apr 1954
• * High into the Sun (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Oct 3 1942
• * I Wonder What Happened to Tony, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1938
• * “I’ll Do the Thinking!” (with John Lardner), (ss) Argosy Dec 1950
• * It Used to Be an Old Barn, (ss) Colliers May 1 1948
• * It’s Not the Girl, (ss) Colliers Jun 14 1941
• * Kenai Guide (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Aug 16 1941
• * The Killer Racket, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1953
• * Let’s Get One in Paris!, (ss) Colliers Aug 1 1931
• * The Man Who Would Not Go to Sea, (vi) Liberty Jan 11 1936
• * Me for the Simple Life, (ss) The American Magazine Sep 1931
• * Men Are Fish, (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1936
• * Miss Wilkes-Barre, (vi) Liberty Aug 11 1934
• * Mission over Kiska, (ar) Colliers Feb 13 1943
• * Mister Right (with Alastair MacBain), (vi) Colliers Dec 19 1942
• * The Moment of Truth — Almost! (with James Perkins), (ss) Argosy Apr 1959
• * Mr. Bottle Lives Here, (ss) Colliers Oct 23 1948
• * Nine Young Men (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Nov 7 1942
• * No Hunting or Fishing (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 7 1935
• * No Such Person, (ss) Colliers Apr 23 1938
• * Nobody Marries the Hero, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1936
• * Old Man of the Sea (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Apr 3 1943
• * One for All, (ss) Liberty Jun 25 1932
• * One Gentleman to Another, (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1935
• * One on the House, (vi) Colliers Jun 15 1929
  • EQMM Dec 1946
• * The One That Got Away, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 9 1934
• * Open Season (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) The American Magazine Jun 1937
• * Operation Wildlife (with James Perkins), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1958
• * The Paper Trail, (ss) 1949
  • The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) Mar 1955
• * The Perfect Model, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 25 1952
• * Play Boy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 18 1933
• * The Presidential Zoo, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5 1924
• * Preview Tonight, (ss) Colliers Oct 19 1940
• * Public Property (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Oct 31 1936
• * Puppy Love, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 30 1937
  • The Passing Show Mar 20 1937
• * The Pursuer, (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1938
• * The Queen of St. Nick’s, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 12 1929
• * The Radio Noises, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1924
• * Reunion, (vi) Colliers Jul 19 1941
• * Sailor’s Delight (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1936
• * Second Honeymoon, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1935
• * Snow Train (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) The American Magazine Jan 1938
• * Somewhere We’ll Find You (with Alastrair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Feb 17 1945
• * Sourdough Army (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Apr 25 1942
• * Stooge, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1934
• * Strictly Skyhappy (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Nov 3 1945
• * Take It, Mister! (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Oct 10 1942
• * The Tennis Racket, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1933
• * They Came to Attu, (ar) Colliers Aug 8 1942
• * They Shoot for Keeps (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Dec 19 1942
• * Tonight in Person, (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1934
• * Tough Guy (with Robert Candy), (ss) Esquire Mar 1951
• * Trout Widows, (ss) Colliers May 2 1936; The story of a fisherman who got married.
  • The Passing Show Jun 27 1936
• * The Truth About the Sonic Boom, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 4 1954; features Colonel George Jones, Captain Jack Mass, Captain Bob Latshaw, and Jimmy Nichols.
• * Tryout, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1934
• * Turkey Fever (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) Colliers Jan 24 1942
• * Unhappy Hunting Grounds (with Alastair MacBain), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 25 1936
• * Uniform, (ss) The American Magazine Feb 1943
• * War Below Zero (with Bernt Balchen), (ar) Colliers Feb 26 1944
• * We’re Both from Biddeford, (vi) Colliers Feb 11 1950
• * What’ll They Think of Next?, (hu) Escapade May 1957
  • Escapade’s Annual #3 1967
• * Where Is Ann?, (nv) The American Magazine May 1938
• * Yellow for Caution (with Alastair MacBain), (ss) Colliers Sep 24 1938
• * You Meet Everybody Here!, (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1937
• * You Will Come Back, (vi) Liberty Jun 21 1941
• * Your Friends Are My Friends, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1936

FORD, DONALD (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Aug 1939
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6

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• * “Therre Is Still a River” by Michael Swan, (br) The London Magazine Sep 1954