Miscellaneous Anthologies Index

Stories, Listed by Author

DENT, GUY; [i.e., Guy Herbert de Boisragon-Dent] (1892-1954); (about) (chron.)
• * The Accessory, (ss) The Criterion Jan 1934
  • The Best British Short Stories 1934 and the Yearbook of the British, Irish and Colonial Short Story, ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Houghton Mifflin 1934

DENT, LESTER (1905-1959); (about) (chron.)
• * Death Cache [The Silver Corporal], (ss) Scarlet Riders, ed. Don Hutchinson, Mosaic Press 1998
• * The Frozen Phantom, (ss) Western Trails Apr 1933
  • Scarlet Riders, ed. Don Hutchinson, Mosaic Press 1998
• * Hell Cay, (ss)
  • The Big Book of Adventure Stories, ed. Otto Penzler, Vintage 2011
• * River Crossing, (ss) Collier’s Aug 21 1948
  • BAR 4: Roundup of Best Western Stories, ed. Scott Meredith, Dutton 1954
• * Snow Ghost [The Silver Corporal], (ss) Western Trails May-Jun 1933
  • Scarlet Riders, ed. Don Hutchinson, Mosaic Press 1998
• * Wave Those Tags, (ar) The Writer’s Digest 1940 Yearbook 1940
  • Pulp Magazine Thrillers, ed. James Van Hise, James Van Hise 1998

DENTZIEN, NICOLE (chron.)
• * Answer to Taliessin, (pm)
  • Offerings for the Green Man: poetry and prose from the Celtic nations, ed. Kathleen Cunningham Guler, Steamboat Springs, CO: Bardsong Press 2000

DENVER, JOEL (chron.)
• * Stephen King Takes a Stand for Records, (iv) 1984; from Radio & Records, 24th February 1984.
  • Bare Bones: Conversations with Stephen King, ed. Tim Underwood & Chuck Miller, NEL 1989

De ONÍS, HARRIET (1899-1969) (chron.)
_____, trans.
• * Fray Gómez’s Scorpion, by Ricardo Palma, (ss) 1945
  • The Oxford Book of Latin American Short Stories, ed. Roberto González Echevarría, Oxford University Press 1997
• * Journey Back to the Source, by Alejo Carpentier, (ss) 1970
  • The Oxford Book of Latin American Short Stories, ed. Roberto González Echevarría, Oxford University Press 1997
• * Where and How the Devil Lost His Poncho, by Ricardo Palma, (ss) 1945
  • The Oxford Book of Latin American Short Stories, ed. Roberto González Echevarría, Oxford University Press 1997
_____, trans.
• * Coyote 13, by Arturo Souto Alabarce, (ss)
  • The Short Story: Plot Thickens, ed. Arthur Daigon & Mimi Schmitt, Prentice-Hall 1977

DePAOLA, DANIEL (fl. 1961-1965) (chron.)
• * The Returning, (ss) Prairie Schooner Spr 1964
  • The Best American Short Stories 1965, ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin 1965

DEPEW, HERBERT (chron.)
• * Right Front Tire, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 2 1944
  • The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1942-1945, ed. Anon., New York: Random House 1946

De POLNAY, PETER (1906-1984); (about) (chron.)
• * A Day in Nazi Paris, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1942
  • Lilliput Goes to War, ed. Kaye Webb, Hutchinson 1985

de POLO, HAROLD (c1885-1958); see pseudonym Harry Golden (chron.)

De PONTE, MRS. S. (chron.)
• * A Night of Terror, (ss) Old and New
  • Thirteen Good Stories from Old and New, ed. Anon., Boston: Old and New Office 1873

DEQUASIE, ANDREW (fl. 1992-1999) (chron.)
• * Faux Venison, (ms) Buckskin, Bullets, and Beans: Good Eats and Good Reads from the Western Writers of America, ed. Bob Wiseman, Northland Pub. 1997
• * A Hundred Pounds of Gold, (nv) New Frontiers, Volume II, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Bill Pronzini, Tor 1990

de QUEIROZ, JOSÉ MARIA EÇA (chron.)
• * The Three Brothers and the Treasure, (ss)
  • Ch!lls, ed. Burton Goodman, Jamestown Publishers 1997

de QUINCEY, THOMAS (1785-1859) (chron.)
• * Dream Fugue [from “The English Mail Coach”], (ar)
  • The Hashish Club: An Anthology of Drug Literature, Volume One: The Founding of the Modern Tradition: From Coleridge to Crowley, ed. Peter Haining, Owen, Peter 1975
• * The Ratcliffe Murders, (ar)
  • The Pocket Reader, ed. Philip Van Doren Stern, Pocket Book 1941

DERIEUX, SAMUEL A(rthur) (1881-1922) (chron.)
• * The Battle of Pine Barrens, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion
  • A Diamond of Years — The Best of Woman’s Home Companion, ed. Helen Lamont, Doubleday 1961
• * Comet, (ss) The American Magazine Dec 1921
  • O. Henry Memorial Award Prizes of 1921, ed. Anon., Doubleday, Page & Company; Garden City, New York, and Toronto 1922
  • Best-Loved Dog Stories, ed. Vanessa Mitchell, Reader’s Digest Adult 1998
• * The Sixth Shot, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jul 1922
  • O. Henry Memorial Award Prizes of 1922, ed. Anon., Doubleday, Page & Company; Garden City, New York, and Toronto 1923

d’ERLANGER, LEO (chron.)
• * Green Light for the Tunnel, (lt) The Sunday Times (London) Sep 5 1965
  • Eurotunnel: An Illustrated History of the Channel Tunnel Scheme, ed. Peter Haining, Channel Tunnel Group, The 1989
• * A Speech by the Chairman of the Channel Tunnel Association: September 1966, (sp)
  • Eurotunnel: An Illustrated History of the Channel Tunnel Scheme, ed. Peter Haining, Channel Tunnel Group, The 1989

DERLETH, AUGUST (William) (1909-1971); (about) (chron.)
• * A Battle Over the Tea-Cups, (ss) Oriental Stories Sum 1932
  • Best Short Shorts, ed. Eric Berger, Scholastic 1967
• * Letter to Francis T. Laney, 30th July 1934, (ex)
  • The Last Celt: A Bio-Bibliography of Robert Ervin Howard, Glenn Lord, Donald M. Grant 1976
_____, [ref.]
• * “Letter to August Derleth, April 15, 1936 (‘Just a hurried line to let you know...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. August 1933 (‘Yes, I certainly did enjoy ’Five Alone‘...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. December (15?) 1932 (‘I had intended answering...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. December (29?) 1932 (‘I read your recent letter with the greatest interest...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. December 1933 (‘Hope you had a good Christmas...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. December 1933 (‘I think Scribner’s was nuts to turn down ‘Hawk on...’’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. February 1933 (‘After so long a time, I’m getting around to answering...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. February 1935 (‘I would have written you long ago...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. January 1933 (‘I was much interested in your accounts...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Amra v2 #30 1964
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. January 1934 (‘I note with sympathy your remarks...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. July 1933 (‘Thanks immensely for the opportunity of reading...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) The Howard Collector #15 1971
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. June 1934 (‘Having completed several weeks of...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. June 1935 (‘I reckon you’ve wondered at times...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. late March 1934 (‘Pardon this belated letter...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. March (23?) 1933 (‘I quite agree with you regarding...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. March 1933 (‘I should have told you that I meant to keep...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. May 1933 (‘As a starter, I must apologize...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. mid-October 1934 (‘I haven’t yet gotten a copy...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. November 1933 (‘I enjoyed reading your ‘Hawk on the Blue’ very much...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. October 1933 (‘By all means use the hawk incident...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, ca. October 1933 (‘Thanks very much for the opportunity’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, December 11, 1934 (‘I recently found your letter of October 18 in my file...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, July 3, 1933 (‘Please accept my belated thanks...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, July 4, 1935 (‘Thanks very much for the article, ’Afternoon in June.‘...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Is #6 1972
• * “Letter to August Derleth, May 30, 1934 (‘I have a feeling that I’ve been owing...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, May 9, 1936 (‘I am indeed sorry to learn of the deaths...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) The Howard Collector #5 1964
• * “Letter to August Derleth, November 1, 1935 (‘I should have written you months ago...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, November 28, 1935 (‘Thanks for the opportunity of reading...’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002
• * “Letter to August Derleth, September 4, 1933 (‘Glad you liked the rhyme I sent you.’)” by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Dear August: Letters, Robert E. Howard to August Derleth, 1932-1936, Robert E. Howard, Robert E. Howard Properties LLC 2002

DeROSIER, ARTHUR, Jr. (chron.)
• * Foreward, (fw)
  • Pioneer Trails West, ed. Don Worcester, Caxton Printers 1985

DeROSSO, H(enry) A(ndrew) (1917-1960); (about) (chron.)
• * Back Track, (ss) Ranch Romances Mar #2 1956
  • BAR 6: Roundup of Best Western Stories, ed. Scott Meredith, 1957
  • The Outlaws, ed. Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg, Fawcett Gold Medal 1984
• * The Bitter Trail, (ss)
  • BAR 3: Roundup of Best Western Stories, ed. Scott Meredith, 1954
• * Fear in the Saddle, (ss) Zane Grey’s Western Magazine Sep 1952
  • Best Western Stories, ed. Scott Meredith, Spring 1964
  • The Cowboys, ed. Bill Pronzini & Martin H. Greenberg, Fawcett Gold Medal 1985
  • The Best Western Stories, ed. Anon., Hamlyn 1986
• * Last Manhunt, (nv) Dime Western Magazine Sep 1947
  • Western Triggers, ed. Arnold Hano, Bantam 1948
• * The Mestenos, (ss)
  • More Wild Westerns, ed. Bill Pronzini, Walker and Co. 1989
• * Red Range, (na) Western Novels and Short Stories Sep 1953
  • Stories of the Golden West, Book Two: A Western Trio, ed. Jon Tuska, Five Star 2001
• * Slow Draw—Sudden Grave, (ss) New Western Magazine Sep 1944
  • Western Roundup!, ed. Arnold Hano, Bantam 1948
• * Swing Your Pardner High!, (ss) New Western Magazine Sep 1948; also as “Vigilante”.
• * Vigilante, (ss) New Western Magazine Sep 1948, as “Swing Your Pardner High!”.
  • Wild Westerns: Stories from the Grand Old Pulps, ed. Bill Pronzini, Walker 1986
  • Great Stories of the American West, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Jove 1996
  • The Fatal Frontier, ed. Ed Gorman & Martin H. Greenberg, Carroll & Graf 1997

de ROUSSY de SALES, RAOUL (1896-1942); (about) (chron.)
• * Love in America, (es) Atlantic Monthly May 1938
  • The Pocket Atlantic, ed. Edward Weeks, Pocket Book 1946

de SADE, MARQUIS; see under Sade, Marquis de (1740-1814) (chron.)

DESAI, ANITA (chron.)
• * Pigeons at Daybreak, (ss)
  • Colonial and Postcolonial Fiction in English: An Anthology, ed. Robert L. Ross, Garland 1999
• * Private Tuition by Mr. Bose, (ss)
  • The Secret Self 1: Short Stories by Women, ed. Hermione Lee, Everyman 1993

DESAULNIERS, JANET (chron.)
• * After Rosa Parks, (ss)
  • Breaking into Print: Early Stories and Insights into Getting Published, ed. DeWitt Henry, Beacon Press 2000

De SELINCOURT, HUGH (1878-1951); (about) (chron.)
• * How Our Village Beat the Australians, (ss) 1930
  • LBW: Laughter Before Wicket!, ed. Peter Haining, Allen & Unwin 1987
• * How Our Village Tried to Play the Australians [Tillingfold], (ss)
  • Laughter Before Wicket: The Second Innings: A Select Team of 18 Humorous Cricketing Stories, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press 1990

DeSHELL, JEFFREY (chron.)
• * from In Heaven Everything is Fine, (ss)
  • An Illuminated History of the Future, ed. Curtis White, Illinois State University 1989
• * S & M, (ss)
  • Transgressions: The Iowa anthology of innovative fiction, ed. Anon., University of Iowa Press 1994

DesJARDIEN, TERESA (chron.)
• * The Haunted Bride, (na) Bewitched by Love, ed. Anon., Zebra/Kensington 1996

DESMOND, SHAW (1877-1960); (about) (chron.)
• * The Informer, (ss) Scribner’s Jan 1927
  • The Best British Short Stories of 1927, ed. Edward J. O’Brien, Dodd, Mead 1927

DeSOTO, HISAYE YAMAMOTO (chron.)
• * Eucalyptus, (ss)
  • Charlie Chan Is Dead: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian-American Fiction, ed. Jessica Hagedorn, Viking Penguin 1993

DESSEN, SARAH (chron.)
• * Umbrella, (ss)
  • This Is Where We Live: Short Stories by 25 Contemporary North Carolina Writers, ed. Michael McFee, University of North Carolina Press 2000

DETHIER, VINCENT G. (chron.)
• * The Moth and the Primrose, (ss) Massachusetts Review 1980
  • The Best American Short Stories 1981, ed. Hortense Calisher & Shannon Ravenel, Houghton Mifflin 1981

DETZER, KARL W(illiam) (1891-1987); (about) (chron.)
• * Surfman Number Nine, (ss) The American Boy
  • The American Boy Adventure Stories, ed. Cecile Matschat & Carl Carmer, Winston Co., Philadelphia & Toronto 1952