The FictionMags Index

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FRISBIE, ROBERT DEAN (chron.) (continued)

• * Full and By (A Kanaka Voyage), (ar) Atlantic Monthly Sep 1930
• * Mrs. Turtle Lays Her Eggs (A Domestic Incident in the South Seas), (ar) Atlantic Monthly Apr 1929

FRISCH, FRANK (chron.)

• * Baseball Wants You, Young Man!, (ar) The All-America Sports Magazine Mar 1934
• * Baseball’s Forgotten Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 19 1954
• * Dizzy Dean and Company, (ar) Sports Novels Magazine Apr/May 1937
• * How Good Is Higbe? (with Leo Durocher, Bill McKechnie, Doc Prothro, Billy Southworth, Casey Stengel, Bill Terry & Jimmy Wilson), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 1941
• * Is Baseball Getting Sissy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 2 1954
• * Is Series’ Pressure Baseball’s Toughest? Yes, (ar) Male Nov 1953
• * My Greatest Thrill, (ar) Varsity Apr 1950
• * “We Didn’t Know How to Lose” (with Ray Robinson), (ar) Argosy Oct 1958
• * Why Are the Ball Parks Half Empty?, (ar) Bluebook Jul 1954

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• * The Fleeting Fame of No-Hit Pitchers (with Arch Murray), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 8 1961
• * The Gashouse Gang and I (with Charles Dexter), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 18 1959; the player-manager of the St. Louis Cardinals recalls some of the wacky deeds of his exuberant teammates. Includes 6 photos. One includes. The Gashouse Gang before the opening game in the 1934 World Series. Dizzy Dean, Leo Durocher, Ernie Orsatti, Bill Delancey, Rip Collins, Joe Medwick, Frisch, Jack Rothrock and Pepper Martin.
• * Reading the Cards (with Arthur Mann), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 10 1935; What does a baseball manager have to think about?
• * Second Base and Me (with Arthur Mann), (ts) Dime Sports Magazine Aug, Oct/Nov 1938, Dec 1938/Jan ’39, Feb/Mar 1939

FRISCH, FRANK F. (chron.)

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• * The Gas-House Gang (with J. Roy Stockton), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1936

FRISCHAUER, WILLI (chron.)

• * The Battles of France, (ar) Illustrated Jun 24 1944
• * The Coming German Revolution, (ar) Illustrated Feb 3 1940
• * Dawning Light of Freedom, (ar) Illustrated Oct 16 1943
• * Defender of the Balkans, (ar) Illustrated Jul 21 1943
• * Filming the Israel Story, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1960
• * Hit Austria—Now!, (ar) Illustrated Jan 11 1941
• * Shadow Over the Northern Neutral, (ar) Illustrated Jun 10 1944

FRISCIA, JOSEPH T. (chron.)

• * The Making of a Teen-Age Killer, (ar) Cavalier Feb 1962

FRISCIA, S. J. (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Feb 1935
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6

FRISH, FRANK (chron.)

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• * They All Can Be Pitched To (with Harry T. Paxton), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1953

FRISHER, STOKELY S. (chron.)

• * Would We Dare?, (pm) All-Story Weekly Apr 7 1917

FRISON-ROCHE, ROGER (chron.)

• * Hunters in the Arctic, (ex) 1969
  • Argosy (UK) Mar 1969

FRISQUE, MARY (chron.)

• * tribute, (ms) EQMM Jun 2008

FRITCH, CHARLES E(dward) (1927- ); see pseudonym Chester H. Carlfi (chron.)

• * The Cog, (vi) Astounding Feb 1953
  • Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Nov 1953
• * The Dry Spell, (ss) Science Fiction Quarterly Feb 1954
  • Science Fiction Quarterly (UK) #7 1954
• * Hallucination, (vi) Thrilling Wonder Stories Aug 1952
  • Thrilling Wonder Stories (UK) Mar 1953
• * Is There a Wife After Death?, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jan 1972
• * It’s Not Fair, (ss) Trapped Detective Story Magazine Aug 1958
• * The Logical Life, (vi) Science Fiction Stories May 1958
  • The Original Science Fiction Stories (UK) #3 1958
• * Major Venture and the Missing Satellite, (ss) Startling Stories Aug 1952; (Major Venture—a parody of Captain Future).
• * Murder Blooms, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Apr 1979
• * One More for Tonight!, (ss) Sure-Fire Detective Magazine Apr 1957
• * Tarzan Goes Ape, (ss) Gent Feb 1957
• * Touch, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jul 1979
• * The Traders, (ss) Escapade Feb 1958
• * Triple Indemnity, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Sep 1979

FRITH, HELEN M. (chron.)

• * The Philanderer, (pm) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine Aug 26 1939

FRITH, W. P. (chron.)

• * Art Teaching, As It Was, and As It Is, (ar) Atalanta Dec 1888, Jan 1889

FRITSCH, M. S. (chron.)

• * Roland Hinton Perry, Sculptor, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1899

FRITTER, LEO (chron.)

• * An Open Letter, (lt) The Conservative Jul 1915

FRITZ, BERNARDINE SZOLD (chron.)

• * All About Hollywood, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Feb 10 1940
• * Hollywood at Home, (ar) Rob Wagner’s Script Feb 17 1940

FRITZ, EDWARD E. A. (chron.)

• * Solomon, (vi) Breezy Stories Mar #1 1925

FRITZ, ELIZABETH (chron.)

• * The Day the Roadrunner Flew, (ss) Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine Sep 1974; a read-aloud story.

FRITZ, GEORGIA H. (chron.)

• * The Tulsa Tornado, (ar) Sky Fighters Spr 1945; about Major Jack Donalson.

FRITZ, JEAN (Guttery) (1915- ) (chron.)

• * World Without End, (ss) Redbook Nov 1963

FRITZ, MARTHA (chron.)

• * If the River’s This High All Summer, (pm) Ploughshares Win 1972
• * Involving a Risk, (pm) Ploughshares Win 1972
• * Some Comfort, (pm) Ploughshares Win 1972

FRITZ, RALPH (chron.)

• * Brothers’ Showdown, (ss) Thrilling Western Jan 1949
  • Thrilling Western (Canada) Jan 1949
• * Brother’s Showdown, (ss) Thrilling Western Jan 1949
  • Thrilling Western (UK) Sum 1949
• * Heart of an Owlhoot, (ss) Ranch Romances Oct #1 1949
• * Home for a Button, (ss) Six-Gun Western Feb 1950; He was only a kid, but he wasn’t going to let a ruffian steal his bell.

FRITZ, TOLBERT F. (chron.)

• * The Old Perry County Road, (ar) Railroad Magazine Oct 1942

FRITZINGER, EVELYN (chron.)

• * Never Kiss a Crooner, (ss) All-Story Love Stories Mar 7 1936

FRITZPATRICK, DONOVAN (chron.)

• * The Shadowed Face of Luna, (na) Blue Book Mar 1951

FRITZSCHE, CHARLES (chron.)

• * The Hungry Veterans, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1911

FRIZELL, JOHN (chron.)

• * Fashion, (vi) Nature Physics Mar 2008

FRJÉDMAN, DAVID (chron.)

• * The Best Fireman in New York, (ss) Esquire Sep 1946

FROBENIUS, H. (chron.)

• * A German Prophecy Come True, (ar) Lippincott’s Dec 1914

FROEB, IAN DAVID (chron.)

• * The Cosmonaut, (ss) Zoetrope All-Story Fll 2004

FROEHLICH, JOEY (1954- ) (chron.)

• * Still as the Dead, (ss) Undinal Songs #2 1982

FROEHLICH, WILLIAM L. (chron.)

• * Love Comes in All Sizes, (ss) Thrilling Love Apr 1947; Rhoda Deland finds that success can’t take the place of romance.

FROEMBGEN, DOLORES (chron.)

• * Letter (with Betty Cleveland), (lt) Ranch Romances Nov #1 1955

FROESCHEL, GEORGE (chron.)

• * Benjamin Franklin’s Automobile, (ss) Story Jan/Feb 1940

FROEST, FRANK (Egbert) (1883?-?) (chron.)

• * Creeping Jimmie, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Sep 1915
• * The Crime Club, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Dec 1914
• * The Goat, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1915
• * Kidnapping an Embezzler, (ar) The Detective Magazine Dec 8 1922
• * The Maelstrom, (sl) All-Story Weekly Mar 11 1916
• * A Meeting of Greeks, (ss)
  • People’s Magazine Jul 1916

FROH, RILEY (chron.)

• * The Great River Bend Ranch Ripoff, (ss) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine Sep 1995
• * The Great Whorehouse Heist, (ss) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine Jan 1996
• * Out of Soap, (ss) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine Jul 1995
• * The Rookie Rustlers, (ss) Louis L’Amour Western Magazine Jul 1994

FROHLICH (chron.)

• * Cartoon, (ct)
  • Argosy (UK) May 1973

FROHMAN, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Audiences at Home and Abroad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 1 1909
• * Sir Arthur Pinero — Playwright, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 26, Apr 2 1910

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• * “The Great Theatrical Combine” by One Who Knows Him, (bg) The Harmsworth London Magazine Feb 1903

FROHMAN, DANIEL (chron.)

• * In the Days of the Old Lyceum, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 22, Nov 5, Nov 19 1910
• * The Life of Charles Frohman (with Isaac F. Marcosson), (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1916, Jan 1917
• * Why Our Plays Fail Abroad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15 1910
• * Why Plays Fail, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1908

FROHMAN, DAVID (chron.)

• * Business Maxims, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 19 1932

FROHMAYER, CARL (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Science Fiction Adventures (UK) #16 1960
  • , Letters in Science Fiction Adventures & Nebula

FROHNAR, DAVID (chron.)

• * The benefits of the Religious Play, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1900

FROISSART, JEAN (chron.)

• * Wat Tyler’s Rebellion, (ar)
  • The Golden Book Magazine Jul 1934

FROM OUR READERS

• * The Week’s Mail, (cl) Colliers Jun 8, Jun 15, Jun 22, Jun 29 1946
• * The Week’s Mail, (lc) Colliers May 18, May 25 1946

FROMAN, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Catering to Your Sweet Tooth, (ar) Colliers Feb 16 1952
• * Elliman’s Elegant Eldorado, (ar) Colliers Jan 6 1951
• * Even You Can Own an Island, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 30 1949
• * The Giant Job of Telling Time, (ar) Colliers Jun 17 1950
• * Ice Cream — Sundae, Monday and All Ways, (ar) Colliers Jun 9 1951

FROME, DAVID; pseudonym of Zenith Jones Brown, (1898-1983) (chron.)

• * The Black Envelope [Evan Pinkerton], (na) The American Magazine Jul 1937
• * Homicide House [Evan Pinkerton], (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 24, Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22, Oct 29, Nov 5 1949
• * The Man on the Iron Palings [Evan Pinkerton], (ss) 1941
  • EQMM Dec 1953
• * Mr. Pinkerton Is Present [Evan Pinkerton], (na) The American Magazine Oct 1936
• * Passage for One [Evan Pinkerton], (na) The American Magazine Feb 1938
• * Visitor in the Night [Evan Pinkerton], (na) The American Magazine Jul 1939

FROME, JOHN HENRY (chron.)

• * A New Way to Preserve Wild Flowers, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1909

FROME, NILE HELMER (chron.)

• * But Stars Still Shine, (ss) Golden Atom Mar 1940

FROME, NILS H(elmer) (1918-1962) (chron.)

• * A Message from Nils H. Frome, (??) Helios Aug/Sep 1937

FROME, NILS HELMER (chron.)

• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1936
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Aug 1936
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jan 1938
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6
• * letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1938
  • , Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6

FROMENT (chron.)

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• * Playing Wolf, (ss) Nursery Dec 1871

FROMINGS, KEVIN (chron.)

• * Duncan’s Bluff, (ss) Short Stories Magazine Mar/Apr 1982

FROMM, DAVE (chron.)

• * Fake Hand, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2002
• * Millionaire, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Spr 2003
• * Transcript, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Win 2002; in q & a format, ends on p.11.

FROMMEL, HELEN HOWLAND (chron.)

• * Echoes, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 14 1939

FROMMER, SARA HOSKINSON (1938- ) (chron.)

• * One Man’s Meat, (ss) Red Herring Mystery Magazine Win 1995

FROMON, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Making Money by Mail, (ar) Colliers Jul 22 1955

FROMPT, URSULA (chron.)

• * The Poetic Librarian, (ss) Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine Nov/Dec 2006

FRONTIER READERS

• * World Adventurers, (cl) Frontier Stories Dec 1930

“FRONTIERSMAN”

• * The Trading Post, (cl) Frontier Stories Fll 1937

FRONTIERSMEN, THE (chron.)

• * The Question Trail, (cl) Frontier Stories Aug, Sep 1931, Mar 1932
• * The Trading Post, (cl) Frontier Stories Sep/Oct, Nov/Dec 1932