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McEvoy, J. O.

* Welcome, Guest, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post April 30 1938

McEvoy, J(oseph) P(atrick)

* Are You Listening?, (sl) Collier’s Oct 17, Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 21, Nov 28, Dec 5, Dec 12 1931

* The Back of Me Hand to You, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 24 1938

* Brenda Can’t Sleep, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 23 1933

* Broken Heart, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1930

* Comfort Me with Apples, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 8 1933

* Cries of “Author! Author!”, (ar) Liberty October 8 1927

* Dear Little You, (ss) Cosmopolitan December 1929

* “Don’t Tell It—Sell It!”, (ar) The American Magazine August 1923

* Father Meets Son, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27, Aug 8, Sep 5, Oct 3, Oct 31, Nov 14, Dec 26 1936, Jan 30, Feb 13, Mar 20, May 1, Jun 5, Jun 26, Jul 17, Aug 21, Oct 30 1937
Feb 26 1938

* Father’s Day, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1929

* Go On, Make Me Laugh, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 24 1932

* “Greetings!”—and How!, (ar) Liberty July 30 1927

* The Haunted Ghost, (ss) The American Magazine October 1923

* Heartbroken, Brooklyn, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1933

* Heart Throb, (ss) Cosmopolitan October 1929

* He Knew What They Wanted, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 10 1932

* Here’s Howey!, (ar) Cosmopolitan June 1948

* “He’s Got Something”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 1 1939

* He Snoops to Conquer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 13 1938

* Hollywood Premeer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 12 1938

* Honorable Revolution, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 25 1936

* The Hoodoo, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 27 1923

* Horatius of the Traffic Squad, (pl) The Red Book Magazine December 1927

* The House by the Side of the Road (True Version), (pm) The Saturday Evening Post March 1 1924

* I Do Not Care, (pm) Good Housekeeping June 1920

Good Housekeeping (UK) October 1922

* Joe Lucky, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1940

* Just a Couple of Other Fellows, (ar) The American Magazine August 1931

* Just an Old Balinese Costume, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 23 1935

* The Land of the Lei, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 6 1936

* Listen, Joe, (ss) Redbook Magazine April 1934

* Little Brother, What Next, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 25 1936

* Little Miss Miracle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 9 1938

* Lonely Heart, (ss) Cosmopolitan March 1930

* Ma Potter Goes for Golf, (ss) Liberty July 29 1933

* Mark Antony at the Mike, (pl) The Red Book Magazine February 1928

* Meet the Moga, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 21 1935

* Mice Is Mice, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 2 1945

* Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, (ss) Liberty December 24 1932

* Mister Noodle, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 15, Nov 22, Nov 29, Dec 6, Dec 13, Dec 20 1930

* Money Isn’t Everything, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 25 1936

* Mother’s Boy, (ss) Cosmopolitan January 1930

* Move Over, Please, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 1 1937

* My Congressman, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1919

* Not All Rum and Rumba, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1939

* Not So Hot-Cha, (ss) Cosmopolitan July 1933

* Not You, My Dear Public, (ar) Liberty July 6 1940

* Oh, You Must See Bay-Ping, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 18 1936

* Pa (Brain Trust) Potter Tries Home Relief, (ss) Liberty November 18 1933

* Pa Potter Produces a Miracle, (ss) Liberty May 27 1933

* Pa Potter Takes a Sock at the Depression, (ss) Liberty March 25 1933

* Pa’s Rhapsody in Sliver and Black, (ss) Liberty September 9 1933

* The Potters Get a Touch of Sun, (ss) Liberty February 25 1933

* The Potters Get Away from It All, (ss) Liberty April 29 1933

* The Potters Have Resolution Trouble, (ss) Liberty January 28 1933

* The Potters See a Movie—Almost, (ss) Liberty October 14 1933

* The Potters Settle the Election, (ss) Liberty October 29 1932

* The Regular Weekly Luncheon [King Arthur], (pl) The Red Book Magazine January 1928

* She Happens on Ice, (ar) Liberty November 1 1941

* Shirley in Wonderland, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1938

* Show Girl [Dixie Dugan], (sl) Liberty Jan 14, Jan 28, Feb 11, Feb 25, Mar 10, Mar 24, Apr 7, Apr 21, May 5, May 19, Jun 2, Jun 16, Jun 30, Jul 14 1928

* Show Girl in Hollywood [Dixie Dugan], (sl) Liberty Jun 22, Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Aug 10, Aug 17, Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7, Sep 14, Sep 21, Sep 28 1929

* Show Girl in Society [Dixie Dugan], (sl) Liberty May 30, Jun 6, Jun 13, Jun 20, Jun 27, Jul 4, Jul 11, Jul 18, Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8 1931

* Square as a Die, (ss) Cosmopolitan February 1930

* Sun Drunk, (ss) The American Magazine March 1934

* Sunny Boy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 30 1938

* This Is the Wife, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 27 1937

* Three Throws for a Nickel, (ss) The New McClure’s August 1928

* The Traveling Salesmen and the Farmer’s Daughter, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 28 1937

* 20,000,000 Women Can’t Be Wrong, (ar) Liberty January 16 1943

* When Shadows Bawl (with Frederick James Smith), (mr) Liberty September 1 1928

* When Winter Comes to the Potters, (ss) Liberty December 23 1933

* The Woman Accused (with Ursula Parrott), (sl) Liberty February 11 1933

* A Woman Who Teaches Men How to Fly, (bg) The American Magazine March 1917 [Ref. Katherine Stinson]

* Yes, Mahster!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 25 1937

* Autobiography of America: 1939—Movie Producer, (ar) Cosmopolitan March 1939

McEvoy, Peggy

* Give and Take, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal July 1940

McEwan, Daniel

* The Helmet in Our Army, (ar) The Charing Cross Magazine July 1900

* Your Boots and Shoes, (ar) The Charing Cross Magazine June 1900

* [illustration(s)], (il) The Charing Cross Magazine Jun, Jul 1900

McEwan, Ian (Russell)

* The Child in Time, (ss) Esquire August 1987

* The Diagnosis, (ss) The New Yorker December 20/December 27 2004

* A Duet, (ss) The New Yorker August 8 2022

* Hand on the Shoulder, (ss) The New Yorker April 30 2012

* An Interview with Milan Kundera, (iv) Granta #11, Spring 1984 [Ref. Milan Kundera]

* In the Beginning, (ss) The New Yorker June 26/July 3 1995

* My Purple Scented Novel, (ss) The New Yorker March 28 2016

* On Chesil Beach, (ss) The New Yorker December 25 2006/January 1 2007

* The Use of Poetry, (ss) The New Yorker December 7 2009

* Us or Me, (ss) The New Yorker May 19 1997

* The Writing of “Or Shall We Die?”, (ar) Granta #7, Spring 1983

* Ian McEwan’s Counterlife by Adam Begley, (ar) The Atlantic October 2022

McEwan, Tom

* Artists on Their Works (1), (sy) The Ludgate #3, January 1896

McEwen, Arthur

* As She Was Born, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine June 1899

* A Double Hold-Up, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine December 1905

* In Her Footsteps, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1909

* The Invasion of Calmhaven, (ss) The Black Cat November 1899

* Long Brown of Esmerelda, (ss) The Black Cat October 1898

* One Artist or Two?, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine November 1905

* The Reversion of Pietro, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine November 1909

* The Trust Question: The Trust as a Step in the March of Civilization, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine January 1900

* Why Is New York Disliked?, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine September 1898

McEwen, Christian

* The Business of Mourning, (mm) Granta #14, Winter 1984

McEwen, Constance

* “Bring Myrtle”, (ss) The Argosy (UK) December 1884

Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1886

* How It Came There: Founded on Fact, (ss) The Argosy (UK) December 1885

* The Officer’s Button, (ss) The Argosy (UK) July 1883

MacEwen, D.

* The Rubaiyat of the “Green”, (pm) The Green Magazine #14, May 8 1923

McEwen, Thomas

* Beveridge’s Bicycle, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #20, August 1896

* The Blue-Eyed Colleen, (vi) The Windsor Magazine #27, March 1897

* First Love, (pm) The Ludgate #18, April 1897

* The Spoiler, (pm) The Ludgate #2, December 1895

McEwen, Todd

* Arithmetic Town, (ex) Granta #55, Autumn 1996; from Arithmetic, forthcoming from Jonathan Cape (1998).

* Drinking Men, (ss) Granta #25, Autumn 1988

Granta (US) #25, Autumn 1988

* Evensong, (ss) Granta #8, Summer 1983

Granta #147, Spring 2019

* Frank of Oregon, (ss) Esquire April 1983

* The Little Plate of Childhood, (ss) Granta #78, Summer 2002

* My Mother’s Eyes, (ar) Granta #39, Spring 1992

* Paramilitarism in Costa del Burger, (mm) Granta #14, Winter 1984

* Story of a Heel, (ar) Granta #62, Summer 1998

* They Tell Me You Are Big, (ar) Granta #10, Winter 1983

* A Very Young Dancer, (mm) Granta #41, Autumn 1992

Macey, David

* Fort-de-France, (ar) Granta #59, Autumn 1997

McFadden, A.

* The Wail of the Banshee, (vi) The Novel Magazine January 1910

Macfadden, Bernarr

* The Actual Cause of Criminality, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine July 1924

* Additional Discoveries That Official Medicine Should Make, (ed) Liberty January 20 1940

* After Forty Years—Medical Science Discovers Diet, (ed) Liberty September 2 1939

* Alone Through the Sky, New York to Miami, at 70, (ar) Liberty December 4 1937

* Americanism—Is It Worth Saving?, (ed) Liberty December 14 1940

* Americanism—Open Declaration Demanded, (ed) Liberty July 27 1940

* The American System—Out of Date?, (ed) Liberty May 14 1938

* The American Way of Life, (ed) Liberty January 11 1941

* American Youth’s Priceless Heritage, (ed) Liberty December 18 1937

* Ancestors Don’t Make or Break You, (ed) Liberty August 21 1937

* Another Reign of Terror?, (ed) Liberty February 18 1933

* Another Way to Save the American System, (ed) Liberty August 10 1940

* Are the Politicians on the Skids?, (ed) Liberty January 15 1938

* Are the Workers to Blame for the New Deal Depression?, (ed) Liberty August 20 1938

* Are We Facing the Horrors of Regimentation?, (ed) Liberty October 29 1938

* Are We Losing Our Most Precious Possession?, (ed) Liberty August 13 1938

* Are We Satiated with War News?, (ed) Liberty March 15 1941

* Are We to Become a Nation of Sissies?, (ed) Liberty September 18 1937

* An Army of One Million! Patriotism—Love of Country—Slowly Dying! Why?, (ed) Liberty December 12 1936

* Artificially High Wages—Prices—Bring Disaster, (ed) Liberty July 30 1938

* Artificial Rejuvenation, (ar) Liberty September 3 1938

* Asleep at the Wheel, (ar) Liberty December 23 1939

* At One Time There Were States’ Rights, (ed) Liberty February 18 1939

* Automotive Industry Staggers the Imagination, (ed) Liberty November 21 1936

* Back to the Farm Our Only Salvation, (ed) Liberty June 24 1933

* Bernarr Macfadden—A Candidate for the U.S. Senate, (ed) Liberty April 27 1940

* Bernarr Macfadden Wants to Be Secretary of Health, (ed) Liberty August 3 1940

* Billions for Relief, (ed) Liberty June 12 1937

* Billions Lost to This Nation Through Anti-Gambling Laws, (ed) Liberty February 27 1937

* Billions of Idle Capital Waiting—Waiting, (ed) Liberty August 5 1939

* The Bonus Bill, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day April 1924

* Bring the Skeletons Out of the Closet, (ed) Liberty January 25 1941

* Bureaucracy—A Great Tax-Eating Monster, (ed) Liberty December 2 1939

* Business Critics Are Worrying Washington, (ed) Liberty December 25 1937

* Business Has Failed…Government Will Take It Over, (ed) Liberty October 14 1939

* Businessmen Want Fascism—Says Mr. Ickes, (ed) Liberty January 22 1938

* Business—The Source of Everything Worth While, (ed) Liberty May 21 1938

* Can Cancer Be Cured Without an Operation?, (ar) Liberty March 21 1936

* Can Labor Destroy Industry—the Source of Jobs?, (ed) Liberty October 1 1938

* Can Women Vigilantes Orginization Save Us from Destruction?, (ed) Liberty January 16 1937

* Capital and Labor Are Partners, (ed) Liberty February 5 1938

* Certainly Mr. Roosevelt Will Be a Candidate, (ed) Liberty September 9 1939

* Christianity versus Atheism, (ed) Liberty March 22 1941

* Christmas Is Here . . Let Joy Be Unconfined, (ed) Liberty December 23 1939

* Commercializing Love, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine November 1924

* Common Horse Sense Tragically Needed, (ed) Liberty July 15 1939

* Communism Is National Capitalism, (ed) Liberty October 17 1936

* Confessions of an Amateur Politician, (ar) Liberty August 24 1940

* Constitutional Democracy—Is It Worth Saving?, (ed) Liberty July 3 1937

* Criminal Waste in Feeding the Unemployed, (ed) Liberty July 2 1932

* The Danger of Losing a Priceless Treasure, (ed) Liberty October 19 1940

* Daylight-Saving Foolishness, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day June 1924

* Defeat the Child Labor Amendment!, (ed) Liberty April 10 1937

* Democracy Is Doomed, Says Dr. Goebbels, (ed) Liberty October 16 1937

* Do the Strikers Pay the Losses?, (ar) Liberty December 30 1939

* Do the Workers All Want Government Jobs?, (ed) Liberty June 25 1938

* Economize or Face Insolvency—Chaos—Possible Revolution, (ed) Liberty January 6 1940

* Economy at Last Given Consideration, (ed) Liberty September 23 1939

* Editorial, (ed) Liberty Aug 29, Sep 19 1936

* 84%—Labor’s Share of Industry’s Profits, (ed) Liberty April 23 1938

* “The Employers Will Disappear,” says Harry Bridges, (ed) Liberty June 26 1937

* An Enemy That Can Distroy Us—Intolerance, (ed) Liberty February 20 1937

* Entire Nation Must Train to Avoid Enslavement, (ed) Liberty January 18 1941

* Feeding the Hungry—the Criminal Waste Continues, (ed) Liberty September 24 1932

* Fiction Fires the Imagination, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine December 1924

* The Fire and Fervor of Youthful Spirits at 70, (ar) Liberty February 12 1938

* “Fools Rush in—”, (ed) Liberty August 14 1937

* 43 Years in the Publish Field, (ar) Liberty April 19 1941

* France’s Defeat—A Powerful Lesson to Us, (ed) Liberty August 31 1940

* Fundamental American Principles Should Guide Us, (ed) Liberty June 19 1937

* The Ghastly Blunders of the Republican Campaign Managers, (ed) Liberty January 2 1937

* The Gigantic Cost of Crime, (ed) Liberty April 5 1941

* Glorify Christmas with the Night of Light, (ed) Liberty December 21 1940

* Glorifying Skinny Women, (ed) Liberty August 19 1939

* Good News for Tuberculosis Victims, (ed) Liberty October 21 1939

* A Great American Citizen, (ar) Liberty November 16 1940

* The Greatest Tragedy of My Life, (ed) Liberty July 8 1939

* Great News for Labor, (ed) Liberty January 4 1941

* A Great Wave of Relief Sweeps Over the Nation! Cause?—A Resignation!, (ed) Liberty January 9 1937

* Hate, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day January 1924

* Health Advice Should Be as Free as Air and Water, (ed) Liberty December 5 1936

* Health Made and Preserved by Daily Exercise, (ar) The Cosmopolitan April 1903

* The Hell That War Brings, (ed) Liberty June 22 1940

* Henry Wallace, The Fair-Haired Dreamer, (ed) Liberty October 5 1940

* Hey! Hey! Hurrah! Hurrah!, (ed) Liberty December 28 1940

* Higher and Higher Wages—A Fool’s Paradise, (ed) Liberty March 19 1938

* The Hordes of Hell Now on a Rampage, (ed) Liberty October 7 1939

* How About the Bonus Bill?, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day February 1924

* How About Your Job—After Election?, (ed) Liberty October 31 1936

* How Huge Sums Can Be Saved Through Registration System, (ed) Liberty September 14 1940

* How Long Must We Carry This Staggering Load?, (ed) Liberty March 27 1937

* How Long? Oh, Lord!! How Long?, (ed) Liberty August 17 1940

* How to Boost Business Sky High, (ed) Liberty January 8 1938

* I Indict the New Deal For—, (ed) Liberty November 7 1936

* Immigration Adds to Unemployment, (ar) Liberty May 20 1939

* The Incorrigible Corrigan, (ar) Liberty September 24 1938

* Intelligence!! For God’s Sake, Give Us Intelligence!, (ed) Liberty March 11 1939

* Intelligence—The Greatest Need of the Democracies, (ed) Liberty October 28 1939

* Introduction to “700 Acres of Fresh Air”, (in) Liberty February 18 1939

* Is Hitler Playing the Old American Game—Bluffing?, (ed) Liberty April 9 1938

* Is It Worth More than Life?, (ed) Liberty February 24 1940

* Is Labor Walking Into a Trap?, (ed) Liberty May 22 1937

* Is Our Official Oath of Office Meaningless?, (ed) Liberty January 27 1940

* Is the Fall of Rome a Warning to Us?, (ed) Liberty August 27 1938

* Is the New Deal on the Way Out?, (ed) Liberty December 17 1938

* Is the World Returning to Savagery?, (ed) Liberty December 31 1938

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