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FROST, LUCY J. H. (chron.)

* Old, (pm) The Vagrant Nov 1917
FROST, MARY ANN (chron.)

* Behind the Curio Counter (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 19 1929
FROST, MARY NORWELL (chron.)

* Late Summer, (pm) Pulpsmith Sum 1982
FROST, MARY NOWELL (chron.)

* Echo, (pm) Pulpsmith Spr 1981
FROST, MEIGS O(liver) (1882-1950); Newspaperman, editor, foreign correspondent. Born in New Britain, Connecticut; died in New Orleans, Louisiana. (chron.)

* Boys Will Be Boys, (ss) Short Stories Feb 10 1929

Short Stories (UK) mid-Jun 1929

* The Cajun from Bayou La-Fourche, (ss) Short Stories Oct 10 1923

Short Stories Mar 1954

* The Challenge of the Snake, (ss) Short Stories Feb 25 1924
* A Double-Cross for Charity, (ss) Short Stories Nov 10 1924
* The Education of Corporal Hogue, (ss) Short Stories Mar 25 1932
* Ham—and Liberty, (nv) Short Stories Jul 25 1932
* Ham and Liberty, (nv) Short Stories Jul 25 1932

Short Stories (UK) late-Dec 1932

* The Hell Ship Admiral, (ss) Short Stories Apr 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) late-Aug 1929

* His Word, (ss) Munsey’s Apr 1929
* Inherited, (ss) Short Stories Dec 10 1923
* The Marine Who Couldn’t Fight, (ss) Short Stories Jan 10 1932
* Old Man River, (nv) Blue Book Jun 1933
* O’Shea Jettisons a Cargo, (ss) Sea Stories Jul 5 1923
* The Penance of the Marshes, (ss) Short Stories Feb 10 1924
* Pink Plush Pants, (ss) Short Stories Jun 25 1924
* Politics is Politics, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1922
* The Red-Eyed Old Reprobate, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1923

Short Stories (UK) mid-Dec 1923

* Shackles of Service, (ss) Short Stories Mar 25 1924
* The Shirt-Tail Admiral of the Pei-Ho, (nv) Short Stories May 25 1932
* The Steamboat Man, (nv) Blue Book Aug 1938
* They’s Always Thoroughbreds, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1927
* The Whip Discovers Art, (ss) Short Stories Jan 25 1924

Short Stories Jun 1952

* The Whistlenail Handicap, (ss) Short Stories Sep 25 1923

Short Stories (UK) mid-Feb 1924

* Zero Hours With the Devil Dogs (with Frederick M. Wise), (ts) Battle Stories Oct, Nov, Dec 1931
FROST, MICHAEL (chron.)

* Hell on Refrigerator Ridge, (ss) Short Stories for Men Aug 1959
FROST, NED (chron.)

* Going Through the Park? (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 30 1929
FROST, PHILIP PRESCOTT (chron.)

* Every Rule Broken, (ss) Top-Notch Jul 15 1915
* Knock of Opportunity, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Mar 1913
FROST, R. J. (chron.)

* Gatherer of the Gourds, (ss) Xenos Oct 1996
* Temple of Chameleons, (ss) Xenos Aug 1997
FROST, RICHARD (chron.)

* Leftover, (pm) South Carolina Review Spr 1976
FROST, ROBERT (1874-1963) (chron.)

* Christmas Trees, (pm)

Colliers Dec 24 1949

* Discovery of the Madeiras, (pm) A Witness Tree, Henry Holt 1942

Argosy (UK) Oct 1942

* An Encounter, (pm) Atlantic Monthly Nov 1916
* The Figure in the Doorway, (pm) The Virginia Quarterly Review

Fiction Parade and Golden Book May 1937

* For Allan, (pm) Robert Frost: Poetry and Prose, Holt, Rinehart & Winston 1972

Cricket & Company Dec 1974

* Ghost House, (ss)

Sophy #2 2000

* Going for Water, (pm) Grit Nov 29 1936
* How Poets Are Made, (ms)

The Golden Book Magazine Jun 1934

* Moon Compasses, (pm) Fiction Parade and Golden Book Oct 1937; from “A Further Range”.
* Not to Keep, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1918
* The Pasture, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Nov 1945

* Poems, (pm) Literary Cavalcade Oct 1955
* The Strong are Saying Nothing, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Sep 1941
_____, [ref.] * “Edward Thomas and Robert Frost” by Eleanor Farjeon, (ar) The London Magazine May 1954
FROST, S. ANNIE (chron.)

* Independent, (pl) Godey’s Lady’s Book Aug 1871; (described as “Acting Charade”).
* St. Valentine’s Charm, (ss) People’s Home Journal Feb 1890
FROST, SPENCER (chron.)

* Coke Deals with the Devil, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Jan 1948
* Danger in Lone Tree, (ss) Thrilling Western Feb 1946
* Half-Pint Hellion, (ss) Western Trails Oct 1947
* Hardrock Basin Vulture, (ss) Western Aces May 1949
* A Killin’ Makes ’em Mad!, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Apr 1947
* Old Traders Never Bite—Often!, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Aug 1947
* Satan’s Salesman, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Mar 1946
FROST, SUSAN (chron.)

* His Hold (with Walter Frost), (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1920
FROST, WALTER (chron.)

* His Hold (with Susan Frost), (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1920
FROST, WALTER ARCHER (1876-1964); Writer, editor, soldier, explorer. Born in Armenia, New York; died in Martinsburg, West Virginia. (chron.)

* Below the Earth’s Waist, (ss) The Cavalier Nov 23 1912
* Ben Rollins’ Shipmate, (ss) Sea Stories Jul 1922
* The Benevolent Crimes of Mr. Ruggles, (ss) Short Stories Mar 1916
* Ben’s Father’s Son, (ss) The Gray Goose Mar 1909
* The Black Heart, (ss) Action Stories Nov 1921
* The Blue Diamond, (nv) Action Stories Jul 1922
* Boa’s Teeth, (??) Telling Tales Mar 1920
* The Cabashon Sapphire, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1914
* The Destiny of Karl, (ss) The Gray Goose May 1909
* The Diamond Clasp, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Nov 1914
* The Diamond Sunburst, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Apr 1915
* The Dog That Stayed Out, (ss) Western Story Magazine Sep 8 1923
* The Dress Rehearsal, (??) Telling Tales Apr 1920
* Eliminating Zack Hitch, (ss) The Cavalier Jul 1909
* The Emerald Pendant, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Oct 1914
* The Faith of a Friend, (ss) The Ocean Oct 1907
* The Flynn, (ss) Short Stories Oct 1915
* The Game, (nv) The Cavalier Jul 19 1913
* Hard Luck of Bannister, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Feb 1907
* His Last Gift to Laughing Bird, (ss) The Gray Goose Feb 1909
* His Lone Hand, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 10 1914
* His Reward, (ss) The Cavalier Nov 1911
* How I Met Jim Bannister, Detective, (ss) The Gray Goose Jul 1908
* How Jim Bannister Lost His Partner, (ss) The Gray Goose Sep 1908
* Jim Bannister’s Initiation, (ss) The Gray Goose Aug 1908
* Money Loaned, (ss) New Story Magazine May 1912
* “Money Loaned”, (ss) New Story Magazine Aug 1912
* Mrs. Scott-Mannering’s Diamond, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1914
* The Mystery of the Lagoon, (ss) Action Stories Dec 1921
* No Questions Asked::
___ No. I. Mrs. Scott-Mannering’s Diamond, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1914
___ The Second Story. The Cabashon Sapphire, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1914
___ III. The Emerald Pendant, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Oct 1914
___ IV. The Diamond Clasp, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Nov 1914
___ V. The Sapphire Bracelet, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Dec 1914
___ VI. The Ruby Buckle, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Jan 1915
___ VII. The Onyx Brooch, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Feb 1915
___ VIII. The Opal Corsage Ornament, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Mar 1915
___ IX. The Diamond Sunburst, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Apr 1915
___ X. The Pearl Necklace, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans May 1915
* Officer Daniel Burke’s Holiday, (vi) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1909
* The Onyx Brooch, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Feb 1915
* The Opal Corsage Ornament, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Mar 1915
* The Pearl Necklace, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans May 1915
* Pirate Gold, (ss) Action Stories Feb 1922
* The Prodigal’s Toll, (ss) Top-Notch Apr 1 1911
* Proud to Assist, (ss) Western Story Magazine Jun 7 1924
* Resuscitating Bates, (ss) The New Magazine Mar 1911
* The Reward that Cost Jim Bannister Dear, (ss) The Gray Goose Oct 1908
* Rogues of the Bar, (ss) Top-Notch Oct 1 1912
* The Ruby Buckle, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Jan 1915
* The Ruby Buckle [Captain Clavering], (ss) Flynn’s Apr 24 1926
* The Sapphire Bracelet, (ss) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans Dec 1914
* “Thank You, You’re Welcome”, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 17 1917
* Three Gentlemen of Arizona, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 3 1917
* Through the Storm, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1910
* The Voice in the Wall, (ss) Action Stories Mar 1922
* When the World Forgot Botong, (ss) The Mother’s Magazine Sep 1917
* The Widow’s Boys, (ss) All-Story Weekly Feb 5 1916
FROST, WARREN (chron.)

* Sacrifice, (ss) Ed McBain’s Mystery Book #3 1961
FROST, WILLIAM H. (chron.)

* Figures, (pm) Breezy Stories Mar 1922
* To a Loafer, (pm) Breezy Stories Dec 1920
* Tres Vias, (pm) Breezy Stories Mar 1920
FROSTY (chron.)

* “Could you direct me to the Vampire State Building?”, (ct) Fantastic Apr 1954
FROTH, JOHN (chron.)

* Battle Report from the First World Army, (ar) Argosy Jul 1951; a report from and about the Korean War.
FROTHINGHAM, ARTHUR LINCOLN, Jr. (chron.)

* An American School in Rome, (ar) The Century Oct 1895
FROTHINGHAM, EUGENIA BROOKS (1874-?) (chron.)

* The Disillusioned, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Jul 1910
FROTHINGHAM, ROBERT (1865-1937); Traveller and anthologist. Born in Galesville, Wisconsin; died in San Francisco, California. (chron.)

* How Nome Has Kept Its Secret, (ar) Adventure Mar 1 1933
FROXFIELD, GEORGE (chron.)

* Adoring She, (ss) The Passing Show Jan 6 1934
* The Girl at the Night Club, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 5 1933
* Hush Money, (ss) The Passing Show Dec 29 1934
* Red-Handed, (ss) The Passing Show Aug 31 1935
* The Young Wife’s Tale, (ss) The Passing Show Oct 14 1933
FROZENCAT (chron.)

* Pulp Net, (ms) Pulp Adventures Win 1998
FRUIT, J. R. (chron.)

* A Bear Hunt, (ss) Overland Monthly Mar 1916
FRUMKES, LEWIS BURKE (chron.)

* Final Straw, (hu) Penthouse Sep, Nov 1988, Feb, May, Jun, Aug, Oct 1989
FRUMKIN, ROBERT (chron.)

* The Freakish Female Body in Caroline Gordon’s “The Petrified Woman”, (ar) South Carolina Review Spr 1998
* The Masque of Tradition and Robert Frost’s “A Masque of Reason”, (ar) South Carolina Review Spr 1998
FRY, C. B. (chron.)

* The Art of Starting, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1901
* The Noble Game of Cricket, (ar) Lilliput Jun 1943; related to central pictorial feature.
* Some Famous Footballers, (ia) The Windsor Magazine Dec 1897
FRY, CHRISTOPHER (1907-2005) (chron.)

* The Ship, (pm)

Argosy (UK) Jan 1945
_____, [ref.] * “Man of Letters: Christopher Fry” by Francis Butterfield, (ms) Courier Apr 1950
FRY, CLAUDE (chron.)

* High Brow, (ms) The Corner Jun 2006
* Two Existentialists on a Train, (ms) The Corner Jun 2006
FRY, COLIN (chron.)

* The Puzzle That has Lasted 100 Years (with M. Jones), (ar) Short Stories Magazine May 1981
FRY, GEORGE T. (1872-1943); Newspaperman. Born in Decatur, Georgia; died in New York City. (chron.)

* “Under Which Flag, American?”, (ss) Complete Stories Aug 1928
FRY, H. C. (chron.)

* The Mystery of the Dolmen, (nv) Thrilling Stories Dec 1929
FRY, H. G. (chron.)

* Dregs of the Regiment, (ss) War Stories Mar 27 1930
* Heeny Springs a Death Trap, (ss) Battle Stories Sep 1930
* Human Wolves, (ss) Wide World Adventures Oct 1929
* King of the Roost, (ss) Adventure Trails May 1929
* The Leaf of the Palay, (ss) The Danger Trail Dec 1928
* Red Sabers of the Steppes, (nv) Battle Stories Dec 1930
* Rockets of Death, (ss) Battle Stories Dec 1929
* “Snake” Rafferty, Bolshevik, (ss) Wide World Adventures May 1930
* Under the Red Flag, (ss) Under Fire Magazine Nov 1928
FRY, MARGARET (chron.)

* The Count of 10, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1939
* How Wide the Horizon, (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1938
FRY, MARY WIRT (chron.)

* A Little Wind, (pm) Expression Spr 1935
FRY, MONROE (chron.)

* The G.I. Secret in the French Girls’s Bedroom, (ts) Male Jan 1959
FRY, R. C. (chron.)

* Pawn of Fate, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Sep 14 1912
FRY, STEPHEN (chron.)

* Death Valley, (ar) Courier Jun 1949

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