The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Author

GRANT, EMILY (chron.)

• * Double-Crossing Angel, (ss) Love Short Stories Sep 1953
• * Love in Doubt, (ss) Love Book Magazine Nov 1953

GRANT, ENS. PERRY J., USNR (chron.)

• * I Was a Slimy Polliwog, (ar) Liberty Oct 13 1945

GRANT, ETHEL WATTS-MUMFORD; see under Mumford, Ethel Watts (chron.)

GRANT, EUGENE (chron.)

• * Crew Risked Lives to Repair Zeppelin, (ar) Modern Mechanics and Inventions Jan 1929
• * I Killed the Top Death Squad Executioner of Brazil, (ar) For Men Only Jan 1971

GRANT, F. L. (chron.)

• * Jewels for Two (with Laurence R. D’Orsay), (ss) Clues Dec 1926

GRANT, FRANK E. (chron.)

• * Letter, (lt) The Tryout Dec 1917

GRANT, FULTON THATCHER (chron.)

• * Above the Convoy, (nv) Blue Book Jul 1941
• * A Battle Is to Fight, (nv) Blue Book Oct 1938
• * Beau Brummel of the Blades, (ss) Blue Book May 1937
• * The Black Light Goes Out, (ss) Blue Book Feb 1937
• * A Case of the Jimjams, (ss) Short Stories Jan 10 1943
• * Cyrano to You, Gentlemen! [Paris News Desk], (ss) Blue Book Jan 1936
• * Death on Talisman Mountain, (ss) Blue Book Mar 1938
• * Death Song in Spain, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1936
• * The Devil Came to Our Valley, (nv) Blue Book Mar 1937
• * Devil’s Fingers, (ss) Blue Book Mar 1940
• * The Finger of Sant Yann, (ss) Blue Book Jan 1940
• * The Fist and the Sword, (ss) Blue Book Aug 1936
• * Half-Pint Goes Noble, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1936
• * Ham and, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1937
• * Hell Hath No Fury, (nv) Blue Book Apr 1941
• * High Explosive, (ss) Blue Book Aug 1940
• * Honeymoon Rug, (ss) National Home Monthly Dec 1941
• * A Man Came Out of the Sea, (ss) Blue Book Dec 1936
• * Maybe He Was a Hero, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1936
• * A Million for John J. Destiny, (sl) Blue Book Dec 1938, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Aug 1939
• * The Monster-Maker, (nv) Blue Book Mar 1941
• * The Mummy of Phineas Clough, (ss) Blue Book Dec 1940
• * Murder Comes to Buttonville, (n.) Blue Book Jul 1938
• * Murder in E-Flat Major, (n.) Blue Book Apr 1940
• * News Hounds Can Bite, (ss) Blue Book Feb 1938
• * No Flame More Fierce, (ss) Blue Book May 1936
• * Pattern of Fate, (ss) The Storyteller Jan 1937
• * The Pink Duck, (nv) Blue Book Oct 1941
• * The Pirate’s Beard [Paris News Desk], (ss) Blue Book Feb 1936
• * Psych’ the Pug, (ss) Blue Book May 1938
• * Racing Wings Astray, (nv) Blue Book Nov 1938
• * The Rebellion of Small Fry, (ss) Blue Book Apr 1936
• * Shades of Ananias, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1937
• * Springfield 00078596, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1936
• * Thanks for the Glory, (nv) Blue Book Jun 1941
• * We Rescue the Fair Y. L., (ss) Blue Book Aug 1938

GRANT, GEORGE A. (chron.)

• * Saginaw, Pittsburg of the West, (ar) National Magazine Oct 1902

GRANT, [Captain] GEORGE H. Ship captain who spent at least some time in Central and South America. (chron.)

• * The Cape Horners, (ss) Sea Stories Dec 1929
• * The Hurricane, (nf) Blue Book Mar 1936
• * Skipper, M.D., (ar) Adventure Aug 15 1932
• * Storms at Sea, (nf) Blue Book Jun 1933
• * The Voyage of the Monarch, (nf) Blue Book Jun, Jul, Aug 1934, Nov 1935; previous month had earlier installment, “On a Lee Shore,” this one is subtitled “The Runaway”; pt3 next month; autobiog of a captain.

GRANT, GEORGE M. (chron.)

• * The Canada Pacific Railway, (ar) The Century Oct 1885

GRANT, GILBERT (chron.)

• * Hell Is Where You Find It!, (nv) Fantastic Adventures Jan 1951
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #8 1951
• * Mechanical Genius, (ss) Fantastic Adventures Jun 1950
• * Mr. Destiny Follows Through, (nv) Fantastic Adventures Mar 1950
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #2 1950
• * One Way, (ss) Fantastic Adventures Nov 1950
• * One Way..., (ss) Fantastic Adventures Nov 1950
  • Fantastic Adventures (UK) #10 1952

GRANT, GORDON; Born in San Francisco, California; died in New York City. (chron.)

• * Poem and Painting-The Last Gloucesterman, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1934

GRANT, GORDON A. (chron.)

• * Heart of Oak, (pm) Woman’s Home Companion Aug 1906

GRANT, HELEN (chron.)

• * He Loves Me, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Apr 15 1939

GRANT, HELENA (chron.)

• * I Smiled Once Too Often, (ss) Authentic Romances #1 1948

GRANT, HERBERT (chron.)

• * The Camera Pilot, (ss) Sky Aces Feb 1940

GRANT, J. H. (chron.)

• * Blonde Date, (ss) Saucy Stories Feb 1938

GRANT, J. R. (chron.)

• * Ballad of the Cracked Weather Set, (pm) Ambit #81 1979

GRANT, JAMES (1822-1887) (chron.)

• * The Adventures of Rob Roy [Chapters XLIII-XLVIII], (sl) Every Boy’s Magazine Nov 1863
• * The Adventures of Rob Roy [Chapters XXX-XXXII], (sl) Every Boy’s Magazine Aug 1863
• * Crackpot, (sl) Liberty Jul 2 1938
• * More Precious Than Rubies (with Katherine Sproehnle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1924
• * Stuart, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Feb 19 1898

GRANT, JAMES EDWARD (1905-1966) (chron.)

• * The Blind Spot, (na) Blue Book Jun 1948
• * Circle Up, (ss) Argosy May 1954
• * Dames Are Such Suckers [; Part 1 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4); also as “Dames Are Suckers”.
• * Dames Are Such Suckers [; Part 3 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4); also as “Dames Are Suckers”.
• * Dames Are Such Suckers [; Part 4 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4); also as “Dames Are Suckers”.
• * Dames Are Suckers [“Dames Are Such Suckers”; Part 1 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4)
  • Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) Jun 1945
• * Dames Are Suckers [“Dames Are Such Suckers”; Part 3 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4)
  • Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) Aug 1945
• * Dames Are Suckers [“Dames Are Such Suckers”; Part 4 of 4], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly Feb 7 1942 (+4)
  • Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) Sep 1945
• * Full Measure, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1933
• * Johnny Cave Goes Subtle, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 17 1934
• * Kickback, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1935
• * A Lady Comes to Burkburnett, (nv) Cosmopolitan Aug 1939
• * Larceny Goes Abroad (with Lew Lipton), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 7 1936
• * Larceny on the Right, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 1 1934
• * Lefty Farrell, (na) Blue Book Jun 1950
• * Miracle, (ss) Redbook Mar 1935
• * Miss Simple Simoondt, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 16 1935
• * A Mother for May, (sl) The Country Gentleman Aug, Sep 1946
• * A Nose Like a Cop’s, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 9 1934
• * Off Color (with Lew Lipton), (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1936
• * Repression Complex, (ss) Argosy Feb 2 1935
• * Scandal in the House, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 24 1954
• * Sucker Beware! [Part last of ?], (sl) Liberty Dec 11 1937
• * The Whipsaw, (ss) Liberty Aug 11 1934; “Crooks and Mystery and Deadly Peril”.

GRANT, JANE (chron.)

• * Commerce in Amenities (with Katherine Sproehnle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 13 1924
• * A Curtsy to the Crown, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1924
• * Light Lady Fingers (with Katherine Sproehnle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1924
• * Milly of the Musquash, (vi) Ranch Romances Dec 1926
• * Purveyors to the Bride, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 5 1925
• * Ten Per Cent Off (with Katherine Sproehnle), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1924

GRANT, JEANNE (chron.)

• * Can’t Say No, (n.) New York: Berkley 1985
  • 5 Great Romances Jul/Aug 1986; edited and condensed
• * No More Mr. Nice Guy, (ab) 5 Great Romances Oct-Dec 1988

GRANT, JESSE R. (chron.)

• * An Autograph Letter about General Grant by His Father, (lt) McClure’s May 1894

GRANT, JOAN (née Marshall) (1907-1989) (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Far Seeing?” by Andy Sawyer, (ar) Million #10 1992

GRANT, JOHN (1933- ); see pseudonym Jonathan Gash (chron.)

• * Encounter with a Sorcerer, (ar) Chambers’s Journal Dec 1956

GRANT, JOHN; pseudonym of Paul Barnett, (1949- ) (chron.)

• * The Dead Monkey Puzzle, (ss) Underworlds Dec 2004
• * Tails, (ss) Crimewave #7 2003
• * The Vietnam Veteran:
  ___ Polyorifice Enterprises, (ss) Penthouse Jan 1975
• * The Vietnamization of Lieutenant Hargrove, (ss) Penthouse Mar 1976

_____, [ref.]

• * “The Encyclopedia of Fantasy” by Ian Watson, (br) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Fll 1997

GRANT, JULIAN (chron.)

• * Moose Law, (ss) Complete Stories Jun #2 1929

GRANT, KAY (chron.)

• * Songs of Changi, (ar) The Man Feb 1946

GRANT, KEN (chron.)

• * A Satisfied Mind, (ss) South Carolina Review Spr 1996

GRANT, KENNETH (chron.)

_____, [ref.]

• * “Kenneth Grant: True Tales, Ancient Grimoires and Magical Fiction” by Dave Evans, (ar) Wormwood #10 2008

GRANT, LADY SYBIL (chron.)

• * The Kisses That Never Were Given, (pm) The London Magazine Aug 1912
• * A Three-Cornered Secret, (ss) The London Magazine Jun 1912
• * Travesty, (pm) The London Magazine Apr 1912

GRANT, LESLIE (chron.)

• * Destiny’s Queen of Crimson Doom, (ar) True Mystic Science Nov 1938
• * Miracle Man, (ar) True Mystic Science Dec 1938

GRANT, LINDA; pseudonym of Linda V. Williams, (1942- ) (chron.)

• * The Best Policy?, (iv) W Magazine Win 1997

GRANT, MARGARET (chron.)

• * Thirsty Soil, (sl) New York Herald Tribune Magazine Oct 10 1937

GRANT, MAXWELL; house pseudonym (chron.)

• * Bald-Pate, (ss) College Stories Oct 1931
• * The Black Falcon [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller May 7 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow #47, Feb 1, 1934.
• * Confidence Plus, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Mar 10 1932
• * Crook Bait [by Theodore Tinsley; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Jul 23 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “The Cup of Confuscious” The Shadow #125, May 1, 1937.
• * The Cup of Confucius [by Theodore Tinsley; Lamont Cranston (The Shadow)], (na) The Shadow Magazine May 1 1937
• * Death Has Grey Eyes [Shadow], (na) The Shadow Apr 1945
  • Street & Smith’s Shadow Mystery Magazine (UK) Mar 1955
• * Death on Ice [Shadow], (na) The Shadow Dec 1946
  • Street & Smith’s Shadow Mystery Magazine (UK) Nov 1954
• * The Death Tower [by Walter B. Gibson; Lamont Cranston (The Shadow)], (n.) [use ShwD2] Jan 1932
• * Double-Barreled Magic [Norgil], (ss) Crime Busters Nov 1938
• * Enter the Shadow [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Mar 25 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “The Death Triangle”, The Shadow #40, Oct 15, 1933.
• * Evidence to Order [by Theodore Tinsley; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Jul 2 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “Foxhound”, The Shadow #118, Jan 15, 1937.
• * The Fire-Watchers [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Aug 27 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “The Salamanders”, The Shadow #99, Apr 1, 1936.
• * Formula for Crime [Lamont Cranston (The Shadow)], (n.) The Shadow Mar 15 1942
• * Gas! [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Jun 4 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “The Death Sleep”, The Shadow #64, Oct 15, 1934.
• * The Ghost That Came Back [by Walter Gibson; Norgil], (na) Crime Busters Aug 1938
• * The Golden Master [by Walter B. Gibson; Lamont Cranston (The Shadow)], (na) The Shadow Sep 15 1939
• * The Golden Pagoda [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Dec 3, Dec 10, Dec 17, Dec 24, Dec 31 1938, Jan 7, Jan 14 1939; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow #135, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.; heavily shortened and rewritten from original appearance in The Shadow, Mar 1, 1938.
• * The Great Atlantic Mystery [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Oct 28, Nov 4, Nov 11, Nov 18, Nov 25, Dec 2 1939; heavily shortened and rewritten from “Crime Rides the Sea”, The Shadow #166, Jan 15, 1939.
• * He Hated Baseball [by Walter Gibson], (ss) College Stories Sep 1931
• * The House of Mox [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Apr 9 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “Mox”, The Shadow #42, Nov 15, 1933.
• * The Hush-Money Expert [by Walter B. Gibson; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Apr 23 1938; heavily shortened and rewritten from “The Wealth Seeker”, The Shadow #46, Jan 15, 1934.