The FictionMags Index

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Rankin, Ian (James) (books) (chron.) (continued)
• * Talk Show [Insp. John Rebus], (nv) Winter’s Crimes 23 ed. Maria Rejt, Macmillan UK, 1991
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Tell Me Who to Kill [Insp. John Rebus], (nv) Mysterious Pleasures ed. Martin Edwards, Little, Brown UK, November 2003; first distributed as a photocopied typescript given to attendess of a reading by Rankin at a charity event in Edinburgh in early 2003.
• The Best British Mysteries 2005 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Allison & Busby, November 2004
• The Mammoth Book of Best International Crime ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, August 2009
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Territory, (ss) Scottish Short Stories 1987, Collins, 1987
• * A Three-Pint Problem [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Tit for Tat [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) A Good Hanging and Other Stories, Century, 1992
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * The Travelling Companion, (na) The Mysterious Bookshop (hc), October 2015
• * Trip Trap [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) 1st Culprit ed. Liza Cody & Michael Z. Lewin, Chatto & Windus, September 1992
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Unknown Pleasures, (ss) Mean Time ed. Jerry Sykes, Bloodlines, 1998
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• * Unlucky in Love, Unlucky at Cards, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March 2000
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• * The Very Last Drop [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) Spinetingler (online) March 26 2010; written in 2010 to be read aloud at an Edinburgh charity event to help the work of Royal Blind.
• The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime Volume 8 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson, April 2011
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Video Nasty, (ss) Constable New Crimes 2 ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Constable, 1993
• More Murders for the Fireside ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Pan, 1994
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• * Voyeurism, (ss) New Writing Scotland 3 ed. Alexander Scott & James Aitchison, Association for Scottish Literary Studies, 1984
• * Watchman, (n.) The Bodley Head (hc), 1988
• * Well Shot [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) 2nd Culprit ed. Liza Cody & Michael Z. Lewin, Chatto & Windus, 1993
• * Westwind, (n.) Barrie & Jenkins (hc), March 1990
• * Why Crime Fiction Is Good for You, (ar) Howdunit ed. Martin Edwards, Collins, September 2020; revised and updated from a British Council lecture given in Japan in 1999.
• * The Wider Scheme, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine August 1996
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• * Window of Opportunity [Insp. John Rebus], (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine December 1995
• Beggars Banquet, Orion Publishing Co., July 2002
• The Complete Short Stories, Orion, June 2005
• Detective Stories ed. Peter Washington, Everyman's Library US, October 2009
• The Beat Goes On, Orion, October 2014
• The Beat Goes On (var. 1), Orion, July 2015
• * Witch Hunt, (n.) Headline (hc), 1993 , as by Jack Harvey
• * Wolfman [Insp. John Rebus], (n.) Century (hc), 1992
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• * Adventures in Tartan Noir by Jerry Sykes, (ar) A Shot in the Dark #6, Winter 1995
• * America’s Favorite Suspense Authors on the Rules of Fiction by Anthony J. Franze, (cl) Suspense Magazine April/May 2014
• * The Beat Goes On: The Complete Rebus Stories by Jon L. Breen, (br) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 2016
• * Black & Blue and Read All Over by David Honeybone, (iv) Crime Factory #3, August 2001
• * A Dance to the Music of Hawkwind by Mark Billingham, (iv) Shots #9, Spring 2001
• * “He’s the brawling Rebus of the early books”: Ian Rankin’s Detective Is Back—and He’s Bad by Jake Kerridge, (iv) The Daily Telegraph May 11 2024
• * High Rankin by Gaynor Coules, (ar) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #24, 1998
• * “A hunky Rebus? My readers will have an intake of breath” by Debra Craine, (iv) The Times May 11 2024
• * Ian Rankin by Ian Rankin, (ar) Crime Time #28, 2002
• * Ian Rankin by Jerry Sykes, (iv) Crime Time #7, 1997
• * Ian Rankin by Judith Reid, (iv) Crime Time #46, 2005
• * Ian Rankin, (iv) Crimespree Magazine #5, March 2005
• * Ian Rankin: A Bibliography by Gill Plain, (ar) Crime Time #28, 2002
• * Ian Rankin: “After Sarah Everard, crime writers are starting to think: are the cops the good guys?” by Claire Allfree, (iv) The Daily Telegraph November 13 2022
• * Ian Rankin: It’s the Write Time to Get Out There, (ms) Crime Time #24, 2001, uncredited.
• * Ian Rankin to Complete William McIlvanny’s Final Novel The Dark Remains by Alison Flood, (ar) The Guardian December 5 2020
• * Inspector Rebus by Mike Ripley, (ar) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #37, 2000
• * Rankin’s Rebus by David Honeybone, (iv) Crime Factory v2 #12, 2013
• * Rebus by Cristian Matthews, (ar) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #45, 2001

[]Rankin, Isaac Ogden (1852-1936) (chron.)
• * Peace, (??) The Century Magazine July 1884
• * The Robin’s Garden, (pm) Wide Awake July 1890

[]Rankin, [Rev.] J(eremiah) Eames (1828-1904) (chron.)
• * The School Children, (pm)
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1855, as "untitled (“Oh! tripping through the Busy Street…”)"
• * untitled (“Nae shoon to hide her tiny tae…”), (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1855, uncredited.
• * untitled (“Oh! tripping through the Busy Street…”), (pm) , as "The School Children"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1855

[]Rankin, J. H., D.D. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Life and Work of the Church of Scotland, (??) The National Review May 1883

[]Rankin, J. L. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Moonlight, (pm) MacLean’s Magazine June 1912

[]Rankin, Jessica (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * A Journey to the Moon, (pm) Once a Week February 16 1867

[]Rankin, John (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Dangerous Diplomacy, (ss) The Corner Magazine October 1934

[]Rankin, K. S. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Easy Riders, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine April 1925

[]Rankin, Katherine (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Altar Boy, (ss) Extension Magazine June 1933
• * Skyrockets, (ss) McCall’s Magazine May 1922
• * Staff Doctor, (ss) Extension Magazine May 1939
• * When the Moon Came Over the Mountain, (ss) Extension Magazine November 1932

[]Rankin, L. H. (chron.)
• * A City of Refuge, (ss) Atalanta #112, January 1897

[]Rankin, L. M. (chron.)
• * Dancing as a Fine Art, (ar) National Magazine May 1914

[]Rankin, Margaret (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Reunion, (ss) This Week October 16 1955

[]Rankin, Mark J. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Company Always Delivers, (vi) AntipodeanSF #321, July 2025

[]Rankin, Muriel Lindley (chron.)
• * Atalanta Debating Club: Do Great Riches Tend to Happiness?, (sy) Atalanta #116, May 1897
• * Atalanta Debating Club: Is Precocity a Sign of Genius?, (sy) Atalanta #123, December 1897
• * Atalanta Debating Club: Will the Great Novelists of the Future Be Male or Female?, (sy) Atalanta #132, September 1898

[]Rankin, Nancy (chron.)
• * Child of the Morning Light, (ss) The Canadian Magazine October 1916

[]Rankin, Nate (fl. 2010s); used pseudonym Nathaniel Heely (chron.)
• * Athenry, (ss) Perihelion April 12 2014, as by Nathaniel Heely

[]Rankin, Norman S. (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Mr. Beaver and the Settlers, (ss) Western Story Magazine August 1 1925
• * A Town That Was Born Overnight, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine July 1911

[]Rankin, Patrick (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * W.A.A.F. Wedding Bells, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1942
• * We Invented Ersatz Rubber, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1942

[]Rankin, Paula (fl. 1970s-1980s) (chron.)
• * In the Calendar Square of the Dream, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 1979
• * Poem for Exchange of Habitat, (pm) Ploughshares Spring 1979
• * The Red Shoe, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1982
• * [two poems], (pm) Quarterly West #10, Winter/Spring 1980

[]Rankin, Reginald (chron.)
• * A Night in the Open at Twenty-two Thousand Feet: Being an Account of an Ascent of Aconcagua, (ts) Longman’s Magazine Jun, Jul 1903

[]Rankin, Robert (Fleming) (1949- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Boscombe Walters Story, (ex) from A Dog Called Demolition, Doubleday UK, 1996
• The Mammoth Book of Comic Fantasy ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, April 1998
• * The Robot and the Elongated Author, (ss) Murky Depths #13, September 2010
• * Stirred Not Shaken (with Toby Frost), (ar) Murky Depths #10, December 2009
• * What I’m Doing Here—And Where I Get My Ideas From…As if You Wanted to Know!, (vi) FantasyCon XXIII Program Book ed. Debbie Bennett, FantasyCon, September 1999
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• * The Antipope by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #72, June 1993
• * Apocalypso by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #147, September 1999
• * The Book of Ultimate Truths by Mat Coward, (br) Interzone #79, January 1994
• * The Brentford Triangle by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #72, June 1993
• * The Brightonomicon by Sara Ingham, (br) Interzone #201, December 2005
• * A Dog Called Demolition by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #109, July 1996
• * The East of Ealing by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #72, June 1993
• * An Evening with Robert Rankin by Michael Carroll & Robert Elliott, (iv) FTL #10, Autumn 1991
• * The Fandom of the Operator by Mat Coward, (br) Interzone #175, January 2002
• * The Garden of Unearthly Delights by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #103, January 1996
• * The Greatest Show Off Earth by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #98, August 1995
• * Interview: Robert Rankin by Gill Ainsworth, (iv) Apex Science Fiction & Horror Digest Spring 2006
• * The Japanese Devil Fish Girl and Other Unnatural Attractions by Duncan Lunan, (br) Interzone #230, September/October 2010
• * The Most Amazing Man Who Ever Lived by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #98, August 1995
• * Necrophenia by Jan Napier, (br) AntipodeanSF #136, October 2009
• * Nostradamus Ate My Hamster by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #114, December 1996
• * Profile: Robert Rankin, (bg) Broadsword #2, Winter 1995/1996, uncredited.
• * Raiders of the Lost Car Park by Mat Coward, (br) Interzone #89, November 1994
• * Robert Rankin by Colin Munroe, (bg) Fear #30, June 1991
• * Robert Rankin Hallucinated by David J. Howe, (iv) FantasyCon XXIII Program Book ed. Debbie Bennett, FantasyCon, September 1999
• * The Robert Rankin Story by Colin Munro, (iv) Interzone #54, December 1991
• * Sex and Drugs and Sausage Rolls by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #154, April 2000
• * Snuff Fiction by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #149, November 1999
• * The Suburban Book of the Dead, Armageddon III: The Remake by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone #63, September 1992
• * They Came and Ate Us, Armageddon II: The B-Movie by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone #51, September 1991
• Million: The Magazine of Popular Fiction #5, September/October 1991
• * Waiting for Godalming by Chris Gilmore, (br) Interzone #163, January 2001
• * Web Site Story by Mat Coward, (br) Interzone #175, January 2002
• * Wombat Salad or Krishna Says to Spank Your Monkey by Michael Lohr, (iv) Macabre #1, 2002
• Roadworks #15, Winter/Spring 2003
• Probe #144, June 2010

[]Rankin, Robert H(arry) (1909-1990) (about) (chron.)
• * The Air Mail Spans the Atlantic, (ar) Flying Aces September 1935
• * The Fokker D-VII, (ar) Dare-Devil Aces February 1935
• * The Fokker Triplane, (ar) Dare-Devil Aces June 1935
• * “Git Thar Fust with the Most”, (ar) Adventure September 1951
• * Gripping Exploits of the Zeppelin Raiders, (ts) Flying Aces April 1936
• * Haywire Days, (ar) Flying Aces August 1938
• * Ivan Wasn’t So Terrible, (ar) Adventure July 1950
• * The Myth of the Bayonet, (ar) Adventure February 1951
• * The Seagoing Coffin, (ar) Adventure December 1953
• * Ship on the Cover:
  * ___ The Fokker D-VII, (cl) Dare-Devil Aces February 1935
• * Sopwith 1-1/2 Strutter, (ar) Dare-Devil Aces May 1935
• * The Sopworth Salamander, (ar) Dare-Devil Aces November 1935
• * The Story Behind the Cover, (cl) Dare-Devil Aces July 1935
• * Weapons of the Samurai, (ar) Adventure September 1950

[]Rankin, Ruth (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Fast Worker, (ss) Lovers Magazine October 1933

[]Rankin, S. A. (chron.)
• * A Soul for Music, (il) St. Nicholas September 1879

[]Rankin, Seija (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * What’s in a Page: Ransom Riggs on the Ending of the Miss Peregrine Series, (ar) Entertainment Weekly February 24 2021 [Ref. Ransom Riggs]
• * Zakiya Dalila Harris on Her Blockbuster Debut The Other Black Girl: “I Want Readers to Hold Many Ideas of Blackness at the Same Time”, (iv) Entertainment Weekly May 20 2021 [Ref. Zakiya Dalila Harris]

[]Rankin, Thomas R. (chron.)
• * Cudgel’s Last Stand, (ss) Pulp: Fiction and Poetry Winter 1976
• * Ends and Means, (ss) Pulp: Fiction and Poetry Fall 1977
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• * Editor: Just Pulp, The Magazine of Popular Fiction Win 1979, Spr/Sum, Fll, Win 1980, Spr, Sum/Fll 1981

[]Rankin, Victor P. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Trailing Indiana’s Sheik Bandits, (tc) Startling Detective Adventures #91, February 1936
_____, as told to
• * The Fatal Tryst of Indiana’s “Joy Club” Queen, (ts) Startling Detective Adventures #99, October 1936; as told by James A. Watson

[]Rankin, W. B. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A “Moonshine” Sonata, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1900

[]Rankin, W. B. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Royal Magazine May, Jun 1924

[]Rankin, W(illiam) H(enry) (1920-2009) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Man Who Rode the Thunder by Floyd C. Gale, (br) Galaxy Magazine October 1961
• Galaxy Magazine (UK) #88, 1961, as by Floyd C. Gale

[]Rankin, William (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Thanks for the Ride (with Eleanore Griffin), (ss) McCall’s November 1936
• * The Thing Is the Play (with Eleanore Griffin), (ss) McCall’s June 1936

[]Rankin, William (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Mayfair v7 #8 1972, v8 #1 1973, v9 #6 1974, v10 #7 1975

[]Rankin, Wilma (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * My Secret Past, (ss) Authentic Romances #4, 1950

[]Rankine, Adam (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Crumbs of Thought, (ms) The Strand Magazine June 1914
• The Strand Magazine (US) July 1914

[]Rankine, Camille (fl. 2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Emergency Management, (pm) The New Yorker February 3 2020
• * Vigil, (pm) The New Yorker November 18 2024

[]Rankine, Claudia (1963- ) (about) (chron.)
• * from “Help”, (pl) The Paris Review #235, Winter 2020
• * Man and Woman in Landscape, (pm) The Southern Review January 1993
• * The Man. His Bowl. His Raspberries., (pm) The Southern Review January 1993
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• * Claudia Rankine by David L. Ulin, (iv) The Paris Review #219, Winter 2016

[]Rankine, Ian (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Who Is on My Side?, (ss) The Evening Standard March 25 1938

[]Rankine, John (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Esmel’s Lovers, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1910
• * The Masked Singer, (vi) The Corner Magazine September 1923
• * A Mill Girl Named Smith, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal May 11 1912
• * A Mill-Girl’s Triumph, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal May 17 1913
• * The Prettiest Girl in Town, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 23 1912
• * The Price of a Sermon, (ss) The Lady’s Realm August 1908
• * The Queen’s Captive, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1906
• * Wyclove’s Win, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) September 1909

[]Rankine, John; pseudonym of Douglas R. Mason (1918-2013) (chron.)
• * The Fingalnan Conspiracy, (n.) Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973
• Science Fiction Special 16, Sidgwick & Jackson, March 1976
• Science Fiction Special 25, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1978
• * Flight of a Plastic Bee, (ss) New Writings in S.F.—11 ed. John Carnell, Corgi, 1968
• * Image of Destruction, (nv) New Writings in S-F 10 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1967
• * Link, (ss) Amazing Science Fiction Stories January 1973
• * Maiden Voyage, (nv) New Writings in S-F 2 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1964
• * Moonchip, (ss) Vision of Tomorrow #2, December 1969
• * Operation Umanaq, (n.) Ace, 1973
• Science Fiction Special 19, Sidgwick & Jackson, August 1976
• * Pattern as Set, (ss) Impulse July 1966
• * The Peacemakers, (nv) If January 1968
• * Second Run at the Data, (ss) Galaxy Science Fiction February 1971
• * Seventh Moon [Dag Fletcher], (nv) Impulse May 1966
• * Six Cubed Plus One, (nv) New Writings in S-F 7 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1966
• Out of This World 8 ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Mably Owen, Blackie & Son, 1970
• New Writings in SF 7 (var. 1) ed. John Carnell, Bantam, August 1971
• * Two’s Company, (ss) New Writings in S-F 1 ed. John Carnell, Dobson, 1964
• Sociology Through Science Fiction ed. John W. Milstead, Martin H. Greenberg, Joseph D. Olander & Patricia S. Warrick, St. Martin's, 1974
• * Worm in the Bud, (ss) New Writings in S.F.—12 ed. John Carnell, Corgi, 1968
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• * The Fingalnan Conspiracy by Chris Morgan, (br) Foundation #6, May 1974
• * Ring of Garamas by Jim Goddard, (br) Cypher #8, September 1972
• * The Ring of Garamas by Richard E. Geis, (br) Richard E. Geis #3, 1972
• * The Ring of Garamas by Christopher Priest, (br) Foundation #3, March 1973
• “It” Came from Outer Space by Christopher Priest, GrimGrin Studio, January 2009

[]Rankine, W(illiam) J(ohn) M(acquorn) (1820-1870) (about) (chron.)
• * The Mathematician in Love, (pm) Songs and Fables by W. J. M. Rankine, Macmillan, 1874
• The Mathematical Magpie ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon & Schuster, 1962

[]Rankine, Yve M. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Eye on Ice, (ar) The Royal Magazine February 1927

[]Ranking, B(oyd) Montgomerie (1844-1888) (chron.)
• * Alice, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine July 5 1873
• * Angling, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine August 30 1873
• * The Ballad of Mary of Egypt, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1884
• * Beauty and the Butterflies, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1880
• * The Cursed Chapelle, (pm) London Society Christmas 1875
• * The Doom of Thormansby, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1879
• * The Duel, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1883
• * The Fairie’s Pool, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1885
• * The Fakeer’s Curse, (ss) Belgravia June 1886
• Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1886
• * Fiammina’s Garden, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine August 23 1873
• * In the Apple Orchard, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1882
• * An Invitation, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1886
• * Love’s Weapons, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly January 1885
• * Memories, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine February 28 1874
• The Belgravia Annual Summer 1887
• * A Message from the Sea, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1885
• * Miss Whitehurst’s Romance, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine February 7 1874
• * My Lady, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1878
• * Nancy of the Mill, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1881
• * A Night in a Dissecting-Room, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1878
• * “Nina Pazza”, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1886
• * The Nymph of the Waterfall, (pm) London Society Summer 1875
• * On the Advantages of Dying in a Ditch, (ar) The Dark Blue #6, August 1871
• * On the Watch, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1876
• * A Reverie by the River, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1879
• * A Sermon from Nature, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1881
• * Sir Hugh’s Penance, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1887
• * The Smuggler’s Wife, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1886
• * A Song of the Fates, (pm) The Dark Blue September 1872
• * A Song of the Olive Tree, (pm) The Dark Blue March 1873
• * Sybil, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1880
• * The Triumph of Lucifer, (pm) London Society March 1876
• * The Viking’s Bride, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1883
• * The White Roses, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1878
• * Woodhouselee, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1884

[]Rankow, Ralph (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Kim Cole, (cv) High November 1958

[]Ranks, Helen Ward (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Little Sister Interferes, (ss) The American Girl #6, March 1922

[]Ranlet, Ralph (chron.)
• * For Very Little Folks:
  * ___ A Letter from a Little Boy, (lt) St. Nicholas July 1886
• * A Letter from a Little Boy, (lt) St. Nicholas July 1886

[]Ranlett, Charles H. (chron.)
• * Tenderfoot Talk, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 23 1909

[]Ranlett, Louis Felix (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Valley City Rodeo Stunt, (ss) The Youth’s Companion May 31 1923

[]Ranlett, Susanne Alice (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Personality of the Turtledove, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine May 1923

[]Ranley, Lou; pseudonym of Gil Paust (1912-1988) (chron.)
• * Bosom Blitzkreig on the Adriatic, (pi) Adventure August 1968
• * The Monster of Ribbon Oaks, (ss) Adventure February 1966

[]Rann, Ernest H(ilbourne) (1870-1963) (about) (chron.)
• * Ambassadors of the Road, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine February 1910
• * Barnardo Boys for the Sea, (ar) The Quiver April 1909
• * The Coming of the Telephone, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1907
• * Danger Moments in Missionary Lives, (ar) The Quiver October 1909
• * Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace at Home, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1909 [Ref. Alfred Russel Wallace]
• * The Finest Autograph Collection in the World, (ar) The Quiver March 1909
• * The Future Life: Is Immortality Necessary?, (sy) Cassell’s Magazine January 1910
• * Homes of the Future, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine November 1909
• * Little Prisoners of Pain, (ar) The Quiver October 1910
• * The Policeman as Philanthropist, (ar) The Quiver December 1909
• * A Quaker Baron and His Bibles, (ar) The Quiver April 1910
• * Round the World with a Stereograph, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine September 1907
• * The Story of Dickens’s “Christmas Carol”, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine December 1907 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
• * The Welsh Eisteddfod, (ar) The Quiver September 1910

[]Rann, Susan (fl. 2000s) (about) (chron.)
• * Looking for Mr. Nobody, (ex) infinity plus September 2003
• * The Subject Has a Family History of Crime, Your Honour… (with Barry Forshaw), (iv) Crime Time #41, 2004
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• * Susan Rann: The Backwaters of Amsterdam by Mark Campbell, (iv) Crime Time #34, 2003

[]Rannells, Will (fl. 1910s-1920s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Country Gentleman June 1 1912
• * [front cover], (cv) People’s Home Journal January 1929

[]Rannels, Cyndi (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Elysian Mnemonicon, (ss) Ogre #1, 1979
• * Limericks, (pm) Ogre #2, September 1979

[]Ranney, Ambrose L., M.D. (chron.)
• * The Brain of Man, Its Architecture and Requirements, (??) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1885

[]Ranney, Donald J., Jr. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * On Pikemen’s Guilds, (lt) Amra v2 #48, 1968

[]Ranney, Fred Turner (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Dora of Three Dot, (vi) The Black Cat August 1916
• The Thriller #4, 1917
• Chicago Ledger August 30 1919

[]Ranney, Karen (1947- ) (chron.)
• * A Dance in the Dark, (na) After Midnight, Zebra/Kensington, November 1998
• * The Glenlyon Bride, (na) Scottish Brides, Avon, June 1999
• * The Greatest Gift, (na) Angel Love ed. John Scognamiglio, Zebra/Kensington, August 1996

[]Ranney, Rupert (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * When Knights Were Bold and Bad, (ar) The Scrap Book July 1908

[]Rannie, D. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Sailing the Southern Seas, (ar) Great Adventures #1, 193?

[]Rannie, J. Alan (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Railway Journeys of Mr Sherlock Holmes, (ar) The Railway Magazine May 1935
• A Sherlock Holmes Compendium ed. Peter Haining, Castle Books, January 1981

[]Rannis (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * A Chat on Words, (ar) The Golden Argosy April 21 1883

[]Ranpo, Edogawa; see under Edogawa Rampo (chron.)

[]Ranscombe, Pauline (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Infernal Hallucinations, (ss) Aurealis #2, 1990
• Aurealis: The Collectors’ Edition ed. Dirk Strasser & Stephen Higgins, Chimaera Publications, 2002

[]Ransdell, A. Browne (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Inscription on a Powder Horn, (ar) Adventure July 23 1926

[]Ransdell, D. R. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * The Nanas and the Baritone, (ss) Malice Domestic 20: Mystery Most Senior ed. John Betancourt, Michael Bracken & Carla Coupe, Wildside Press, April 2026

[]Ransford, Thomas (chron.)
• * La Dame Aux Yeux Jaunes, (ms) The Smart Set March 1919
• * Flirt, (ms) The Smart Set April 1915
• * The Idol, (ms) The Smart Set November 1915
• * On the Sixth Day, (ms) The Smart Set May 1920
• * The Poet as Lover, (ms) The Smart Set June 1921
_____, trans.
• * Foreigners, (ss) The International May 1918

[]Ranshaw, P. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Also Spoke, (ss) The Red Magazine October 1931

[]Ransley, John (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Introduction, (ed) Short Stories Magazine Dec 1980, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1981
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  * ___ Short Stories Magazine, 80/12 - 81/07.
• * Editor: Short Stories Magazine Dec 1980, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1981

[]Ransley, R(obert) Howell (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1923, May 10 1924
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The National Farm Journal April 1930
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Smart Set April 1930

[]Ransley, Rex (1910-?) (chron.)
• * Behind the Mask:, (gp)
• Triangle of Terror, Grafton Publications, November 1945
• * Johnnie Katchek’s Diamonds, (ss)
• Triangle of Terror, Grafton Publications, November 1945
• * A Problem for the Judge, (ss)
• Triangle of Terror, Grafton Publications, November 1945
• * Promise, (ss) Gang Shorts #4, 1946
• Four in One Gang and Thrills Shorts 1949
• * The Reluctant Hero, (ss)
• Triangle of Terror, Grafton Publications, November 1945
• * Smart Guys Shoot First, (ss) Corner Seat Omnibus No. 4, Grafton Publications, September 1946
• * Some Guys Are Lucky, (ss) Crime Shorts #4, 1946
• * Time to Go, (ss) Crime Shorts #4, 1946
• * Vanity’s a Crime!, (ss) Romance Album 1944, Swan, 1944
• * [unknown story], (ss) Detective—1946 Album, Swan, 1945

[]Ransom (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)] (with Williams), (il) The Idler February 1901

[]Ransom, A. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Boy’s Own Paper August 22 1908

[]Ransom, A. C. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Our Home, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine October 1857

[]Ransom, Abbie Fosdick (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Just Built for Two, (??) Love Romances September 1927
• * The Luck of Bill Boy, (ss) The Gentlewoman May 1916
• * The Making of a Man, (ss) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine June 1907
• * The Wooing of Stella’s Mother, (ss) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine October 1908

[]Ransom, Allan (chron.)
• * Gossip, (ss) The Smart Set June 1917

[]Ransom, Amy J. (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Alternate History and Uchronia: Some Questions of Terminology and Genre, (ar) Foundation #87, Spring 2003
• * Bridging the Solitudes: The Bilingual Canadian SF & F of Yves Meynard, Jean-Louis Trudel, and Laurent McAllister, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #285, May 2012 [Ref. Laurent McAllister, Yves Meynard & Jean-Louis Trudel]
• * Horror from the Edge: The New Canadian Weird, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #283, March 2012
• * Horror in Québec, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #225, May 2007
• * The New French SF: The Imaginary Worlds of Jean-Claude Dunyach, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #309, May 2014 [Ref. Jean-Claude Dunyach]
• * Of Wind and Sand, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #256, December 2009 [Ref. Sylvie Bérard]
• * Parabolas of SFQ: Canadian Science Fiction in French and the Making of a “National” Subgenre, (ar) Parabolas of Science Fiction ed. Brian Attebery & Veronica Hollinger, Wesleyan University Press, July 2013
• * Tesseracts 10, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #232, December 2007 [Ref. Robert Charles Wilson & Edo van Belkom]
• * Tesseracts 9, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #232, December 2007 [Ref. Nalo Hopkinson & Geoff Ryman]
• * Tsunami, (br) The New York Review of Science Fiction #224, April 2007 [Ref. L. Timmel Duchamp]
• * Worldcon 2009 in Montréal: How the Other Half Lives; or, SFQ: More Than Just a Hobby, (ar) The New York Review of Science Fiction #249, May 2009

[]Ransom, Arthur (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * How Long?, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #15, March 1896

[]Ransom, Arthur (fl. 1980s-1990s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Skylark Science Fiction Stories ed. Jill Bennett, Book Club Associates, 1980

[]Ransom, Arthur J. (chron.)
• * Disproving a Perfect Alibi, (ss) The People’s Home Journal September 1908

[]Ransom, Bill; [i.e., William Michael Ransom] (1945- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Dreamway Princess, (ss) Warrior Princesses ed. Elizabeth Ann Scarborough & Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, May 1998
• * The Golden Rule Grocery, (vi) Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine #17, 1994
• * Songs of a Sentient Flute [Medea; Voidship Earthling], (nv) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact February 1979, as by Frank Herbert
• Medea: Harlan’s World ed. Harlan Ellison, Phantasia, June 1985, as by Frank Herbert
• The Collected Stories of Frank Herbert by Frank Herbert, Tor, November 2014, as by Frank Herbert
• * What Elena Said, (vi) Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine #19, 1995
_____, [ref.]
• * God, Frank Herbert, and the Concept of Deity in Science Fiction by George Turner, (ar) SF Commentary #62/63/64/65/66, June 1981
• * How to Live with a Deux Ex Machina (with Frank Herbert) by Terry Dowling, (br) Science Fiction (Australia) v2 #3, 1980
• * Jaguar by John Dalmas, (br) Science Fiction Review #3, Autumn 1990
• * The Jesus Incident (with Frank Herbert) by Richard E. Geis, (br) Science Fiction Review #32, August 1979
• * The Jesus Incident (with Frank Herbert) by Brian M. Stableford, (br) Foundation #19, June 1980
• * The Lazarus Effect (with Frank Herbert) by Stuart Napier, (br) Science Fiction Review #49, November 1983
• * The Lazarus Effect (with Frank Herbert) by Peter Brigg, (br) Foundation #30, March 1984
• * The Lazarus Effect (with Frank Herbert) by Kevin J. Anderson, (br) Fantasy Commentator Fall 1986
• * Talebones Interview: Bill Ransom by Ken Rand, (iv) Talebones #11, Spring 1998
• Human Visions by Ken Rand, Fairwood Press, November 2006

[]Ransom, C. J. (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Fort Worth, TX, 76116], (lt) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact February 1975

[]Ransom, Candice F. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * One Rotten Egg, (ss) Sleuthhound Winter 1998/1999

[]Ransom, Christopher (fl. 2000s-2010s) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Birthing House by Eileen Jamieson, (br) Probe #143, March 2010

[]Ransom, Daniel; pseudonym of Ed Gorman (1941-2016) (chron.)
• * Dark Muse, (nv) Phantoms ed. Martin H. & Rosalind M. Greenberg, DAW, April 1989
• Dark Whispers & Other Stories by Ed Gorman, Mystery Scene Press, August 1993, as by Ed Gorman
• The Dark Fantastic by Ed Gorman, Leisure, January 2001, as by Ed Gorman
• * Enemies, (nv) 1999
• Desperadoes ed. Ed Gorman & Martin H. Greenberg, Berkley, June 2001
• * Lover Boy, (ss) Future Net ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Larry Segriff, DAW, October 1996
• The Dark Fantastic by Ed Gorman, Leisure, January 2001, as by Ed Gorman
• Different Kinds of Dead and Other Tales by Ed Gorman, Five Star US, July 2005, as by Ed Gorman
• * Night Cries [Dracula], (nv) Dracula: Prince of Darkness ed. Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, September 1992
• Rivals of Dracula ed. Robert Weinberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, September 1996
• * Nightmare Child, (ex) St. Martin’s, 1990, as by Daniel Ransom
• Dark Whispers & Other Stories by Ed Gorman, Mystery Scene Press, August 1993, as by Ed Gorman
• Cages by Ed Gorman, Deadline Press, 1995, as by Ed Gorman
• * On the Run, (nv) The Conspiracy Files ed. Martin H. Greenberg & Scott H. Urban, DAW, August 1998
• Bad News ed. Richard Laymon, Cemetery Dance, May 2000, as by Ed Gorman
• * Playground, (vi) Murder for Father ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Signet, May 1994
• * Rendezvous, (ss) Hardboiled #1, Summer 1985, as by Ed Gorman
• The Second Black Lizard Anthology of Crime Fiction ed. Edward Gorman, Black Lizard, 1988
• Cemetery Dance #5, Summer 1990
• 100 Hair-Raising Little Horror Stories ed. Al Sarrantonio & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, September 1993
• * Valentine (with Rex Miller Spangberg), (ss) Predators ed. Ed Gorman & Martin H. Greenberg, Roc, February 1993, as by Rex Miller & Daniel Ransom
• * Valentine from a Vampire, (nv) 14 Vicious Valentines ed. Rosalind M. Greenberg, Martin H. Greenberg & Charles G. Waugh, Avon, February 1988
• Vampires: The Greatest Stories ed. Martin H. Greenberg, MJF Books, 1997
• Vampires in Love ed. Rosalind M. & Martin H. Greenberg, Fall River Press, April 2010, as by Ed Gorman

[]Ransom, E. Medlam (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * A Pair of Aces, (ss) Two Gun Stories October 1930

[]Ransom, Edgar J. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Ye Wayside Batch, (ts) The Boy’s Own Paper March 22 1902
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper March 22 1902

[]Ransom, Edwin R. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Our Martha, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine February 1858
• * The Seasons, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine December 1857

[]Ransom, Eleanor (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Dilemma for Doris, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1936

[]Ransom, Elmer I. (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Accolade, (ss) This Week April 18 1937
• * A Bird That Pays Taxes, (ar) This Week September 8 1940
• * Courage, (ar) This Week July 18 1937
• * The Difference Between Sing Sing and Success, (ar) This Week November 6 1938
• * Elysian Fields, (ss) Good Housekeeping November 1936
• * Field of Glory, (ss) Country Gentleman June 1939
• * Fish Bait, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 12 1930
• * Fishing’s Just Luck, (ss)
• Fishing’s Best Short Stories ed. Paul D. Staudohar, Chicago Review Press, June 2000
• * Globe-Trotter No. 1, (ar) This Week April 13 1941
• * “God Gave Us Memories— ”, (ar) This Week November 13 1938
• * The Golden Age, (ss) Unknown Worlds December 1942
• Unknown Worlds (UK) February 1943
• * Hart to Heart, (ss) Liberty December 4 1937
• * He Minds His Own Business, (ar) This Week November 24 1940
• * Hunt’s End, (ss) The American Magazine October 1935
• Storyteller February 1937
• * The Last Trumpeters, (ss) This Week December 29 1935
• Zoo November 1936
• * Loyalty First, (ar) This Week December 3 1939
• * Make Difficult Things a Habit!, (ar) This Week May 1 1938
• * Man Hunt, (ss) The Popular May 1937
• * Nature’s Pursuit Planes, (ar) This Week March 16 1941
• * Our Daily Adventure, (ar) This Week March 7 1937
• * Out-of-Doors:
  * ___ Fish Bait, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post July 12 1930
• * The Private Life of the American Eagle, (ar) This Week June 30 1940
• * Rack, Son of Ezekiel, (ss) Cosmopolitan November 1931
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine May 1932
• * The Rules of the Game, (ar) This Week October 24 1937
• * Shade and the Glutton, (ss) Argosy April 28 1934
• * Shade of Old Baldy, (ss) Cosmopolitan April 1932
• Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine July 1932
• * Swamp Devil, (ss) Argosy July 1945
• * Swift’s His Name—and He Is, (ar) This Week June 1 1941
• * Tiny—But Tough, (ar) This Week May 11 1941
• * Two Bits of Paradise, (ar) This Week April 25 1937
• * Want to Rent Your Birdhouse?, (ar) This Week July 28 1940
• * We Compound a Felony, (vi) Liberty September 11 1937
• * With Work to Do, (ss) Argosy August 23 1941
• * Your Country, (ar) This Week January 2 1938
• * [letter from Augusta, GA], (lt) Astounding Stories July 1937

[]Ransom, F. (fl. 1930s)
_____, as told to
• * A Battle with Slavers, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine February 1934; as told by W. F. Courtney

[]Ransom, Fletcher C(harles) (1870-1943) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Short Stories Jan, Mar, May, Jun, Nov 1896
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1899, Jul, Nov 1901, Jul, Dec 1902, Jan, Feb, Jul, Sep, Oct 1903, Jul, Nov 1904
  Jul, Sep, Nov 1905, Mar 1906
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Woman’s Home Companion Aug 1900, Mar 1902
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Idler February 1901
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Scribner’s Magazine Nov 1901, Apr 1902, May, Aug 1905, Apr, Oct 1906, May 1908
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Nov 1904, Nov 1913
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Collier’s Weekly Nov 5 1904, Aug 5 1905, Jan 6, May 19 1906, May 4 1907, May 31 1913
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Appleton’s Booklovers Magazine May 1906
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Success Magazine November 1906
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Uncle Remus’s Magazine October 1907
• * [illustration(s)] (with W. C. Rice), (il) Success Magazine December 1905

[]Ransom, Frances (chron.)
• * I Am a Prejudiced Southerner, (ar) Liberty January 7 1939

[]Ransom, Gordon (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Winter’s Tales 2, Macmillan UK, October 1956

[]Ransom, H. C. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Rolling Stone, (ss) The Grand Magazine January 1908
• The Grand Magazine (US) February 1908
• * The Truth, (ss) The Novel Magazine November 1909

[]Ransom, J. S. (chron.)
• * The River of Life, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine January 1875

[]Ransom, Jacob (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Mile Marker 13, (ss) The Stygian Lepus #32, February 2026

[]Ransom, James (1922- ) (chron.)
• * Fred One, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1964
• The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Fourteenth Series ed. Avram Davidson, Doubleday, 1965
• Venture Science Fiction (UK) #28, December 1965
• Psy-Fi One ed. Kenneth B. Melvin, Stanley L. Brodsky & Raymond D. Fowler, Jr., Random House, 1977
• Nature’s Revenge ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1978
• * Make Your Hang-Ups Work for You, (ar) Cavalier #158, August 1966
• * Psychographia Sexualis: an Erotic Classic, (ex)
• Cavalier #155, May 1966

[]Ransom, Jay Ellis (fl. 1930s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Beef, Heap Beef!, (ms) Mammoth Western August 1949
• Mammoth Western Quarterly Winter 1949
• * 1,000 Feet of Granite, (ts) Male September 1954
• * Sage, (pm) The Frontier March 1933

[]Ransom, Jean (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Homecoming of Kate, (ss) Short Stories June 1907
• Storiettes March 1908

[]Ransom, Jim (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Access to Space: SSX, (ar) Cities in Space ed. Jerry E. Pournelle & John F. Carr, Ace, September 1991

[]Ransom, John Crowe (1888-1974) (about) (chron.)
• * Book Review, (br) Partisan Review January/February 1953
• * Editorial Notes, (ms) The Kenyon Review Autumn 1941
• * Ghosts, (pm) Harper’s Magazine December 1926
• * Indefatigable Tommy, (br) The Kenyon Review Autumn 1941 [Ref. Denis Mackail]
• * Morning, (pm) Harper’s Magazine December 1926
• * Old Mansion, (pm)
• Nighttouch ed. Gerry Goldberg, Stephen Stovoschuk & Fred Corbett, St. Martin's Press, 1978
• * On the Road to Wockensutter, (pm) The Double Dealer November 1922
• * Piazza Piece, (pm) Fugitive January 14 1925
• Wolf’s Complete Book of Terror ed. Leonard Wolf, Clarkson Potter, 1979
• * Two Poems, (gp) Harper’s Magazine December 1926
_____, ed.
• * Editor: The Kenyon Review Aut 1941, Wtr 1942
_____, [ref.]
• * Chills and Fever by William Alexander Percy, (br) The Double Dealer January/February 1925

[]Ransom, Joseph Hall (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Ego Germ, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine May 10 1919
• * If-, (pm) All-Story Weekly August 31 1918

[]Ransom, Kenneth M. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Cruise of the Yacht Gazelle 6,000 Miles on Inland and Ocean Waters, (sl) The American Boy Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov, Dec 1900, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1901
  

[]Ransom, M. A. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Bull the Moose, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1948

[]Ransom, Maurice (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * “Gee Wilikins!”, (ss) The Open Road for Boys October 1930

[]Ransom, Med (chron.)
• * The Coming of Lord Athelstane, (ss) Young’s Magazine September 1914
• * Entertaining Virginia, (ss) Young’s Magazine October 1913
• * Isabella’s Sisters, (ss) Young’s Magazine April 1916
• * The Salvation of Satan, (ss) Young’s Magazine March 1914
• * Virginianizing Mr. Kuhn, (ss) Young’s Magazine May 1914
• * The Way to a Man’s Heart, (ss) Young’s Magazine November 1914

[]Ransom, Mildred (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The New Servant, (ss) The Grand Magazine April 1907
• The Grand Magazine (US) May 1907

[]Ransom, Oliver (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Animal Safeguards, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 9 1910
• * Monkey Faces and Expressions, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 16 1907
• * Monkeys in Captivity, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 24 1908
• * Sketches at the Monkey-House, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper February 19 1910
• * Some Curiosities of the “Zoo”, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 15 1909
• * Some Funny Features at the Zoo, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper March 5 1910
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Boy’s Own Paper Jul 31 1909, Apr 22 1911
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper Nov 16 1907, Oct 24 1908, May 15 1909, Feb 19, Mar 5, Jul 9 1910

[]Ransom, Philip (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Billy-the-Boy, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #410, February 1929
• * The Courage of Mary Carwin, (ss) Britannia March 15 1929
• * The Enemy Within, (ss) The Windsor Magazine #421, January 1930
• * The Leopard of the Evil One, (nv) The Popular Magazine September 20 1928
• * The Terms of Lavinia, (ss) Britannia November 23 1928

[]Ransom, Ronald (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Train That Disappeared, (ar) Mayfair v4 #12, 1969

[]Ransom, Ruth (chron.)
• * Elsie’s Secret, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 29 1902

[]Ransom, Stacey (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * [front cover] (with Jason Mitchell), (cv) Apex Magazine #45, February 2013

[]Ransom, William (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Revenge, (vi) Western Short Stories December 1955
• * The Texas Kind, (ss) Western Short Stories June 1955

[]Ransome, Arthur (Michell) (1884-1967) (about) (books) (chron.)
• * The Ageing Faun, (ss) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• Tales of Dungeons and Dragons ed. Peter Haining, Century, November 1986
• * Baba Yaga and the Little Girl with the Kind Heart, (ss) Old Peter’s Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome, Hamish Hamilton, 1916
• Witches! Witches! Witches! ed. Helen Hoke, Mulberry Books, 1958
• * The Cat Who Became Head-Forester, (ss) Old Peter’s Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome, Hamish Hamilton, 1916
• Magic Cats ed. T. M. Gray, M. Grant Kellermeyer & Charles G. Waugh, Sam Teddy Publishing, March 2026
• * Edgar Allan Poe, (bg) Temple Bar December 1906 [Ref. Edgar Allan Poe]
• * Fairies and Firelight, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine December 1910
• * A Financial Proposition, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine October 1907
• * The Footways of Dream, (ss) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * Hampstead and Montmartre, (ar) Temple Bar April 1906
• * The Hoof Mark of the Faun, (ss) Country Life January 2 1909
• The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * The Hoofmarks of the Faun, (co) Martin Secker (hc), 1911
• * The Little Silver Snakes, (nv) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * A Night at the New Bohemians, (ex) 1907
• Aklo Summer 1991; from Bohemia in London.
• * Note, (ms) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * A Novelist, (ar) from Bohemia in London, Chapman & Hall, 1907 [Ref. M. P. Shiel]
• The Works of M.P. Shiel, Volume III: The Shielography Updated (Part 2) ed. A. Reynolds Morse, The Reynolds Morse Foundation, 1980
• * Oscar Wilde in Paris, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine June 1911 [Ref. Oscar Wilde]
• * Peter Swainson: a Criticism, (nv) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * The Pipe from the Rue Pignon, (ss) Temple Bar February 1906
• * Post-Mortem, (ss) The Bystander November 21 1906
• The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 1998 ed. Jack Adrian, Ash-Tree Press, November 1998
• Great Horror Stories: 101 Chilling Tales ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Fall River Press, 2016
• * The President’s Joke, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1907
• * Rolf Sigurdson, (nv) The Hoofmarks of the Faun, Martin Secker, 1911
• * The Shepherd’s Pipe, (ss) Colour February 1917
• * Sleepy Town, (ar) Temple Bar July 1906
• * The Soldier and Death, (ss) Harper’s Magazine November 1922
• * The Tale of the Silver Saucer and the Transparent Apple, (ss) Old Peter’s Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome, Hamish Hamilton, 1916
• Authors’ Choice, Hamish Hamilton, October 1970
• * Their Countries’ Flags, (ss) The Popular Magazine March 23 1915
• The New Magazine (UK) July 1915
• * Two Dead Soldiers, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror March 26 1915
• * Two Shorts and a Long, (ss) Pall Mall Magazine May 1929
• * The Unofficial Side, (ss) Pall Mall Magazine September 1929
_____, [ref.]
• * Arthur Ransome’s ’Bohemia in London’ by Roger Dobson, (ar) The Lost Club Journal #1, 1999/2000

[]Ransome, Barbara (chron.)
• * A Trust They Fulfilled, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1926, 1925

[]Ransome, Edward (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Standard-Bearer, (ss) The Story-teller July 1914

[]Ransome, F. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The First Mate’s Story, (ts) The Blue Book Magazine January 1929

[]Ransome, G. H. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * An Inspiration, (pm) The Idler September 1896

[]Ransome, H. O. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Sloughing of the Skin, (ss) Black Petals #30, Winter 2005

[]Ransome, Maurice (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Chinese Box, (ss) British Legion Children’s Annual 1935
• * The Idyll of the Lag, (ss) Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror September 29 1934
• * The Smuggler’s Cave, (ss) British Legion Children’s Annual 1935

[]Ransome, Miller T. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Fantastic April 1954

[]Ransome, Ronald (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Belinda, (pm) Hutchinson’s Magazine October 1922
• * Sir Alan, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1905

[]Ransome, S. V. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Gone to the Dickens, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine May 1 1919
• * Great Aerial Adventure, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine May 15 1919

[]Ransome, Stafford (1860-1931) (chron.)
• * The Dead-Faced Man, (ss) The All-Story Magazine April 1905
• * Domestic Japan, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1902
• * “There’s No Place Like Home”, (pl) The Strand Magazine October 1921

[]Ransome, Stephen; pseudonym of Frederick C. Davis (1902-1977) (books) (chron.)
• * Death Checks In, (n.) Doubleday Doran, 1939
• ’tec—The Five-in-One Detective Magazine June/July 1939
• * False Bounty, (n.) Doubleday (hc), March 1948
• * I, the Executioner, (n.) Doubleday, March 1948, as False Bounty
• Ace Double (pb), January 1953
• * Judge Her Gently, (na) Cosmopolitan June 1964
• * The Men in Her Death, (na) Cosmopolitan May 1956
• * “The Night, the Woman” [Det. Lt. Lee Barcello], (na) Cosmopolitan November 1962
• * “The Night, the Woman” [Det. Lt. Lee Barcello], (ex) Cosmopolitan November 1962
• Orange Pulp ed. Maurice J. O’Sullivan & Steve Glassman, University Press of Florida, 2000
• * So Deadly My Love, (na) Cosmopolitan June 1957
• * Some Must Watch, (na) Cosmopolitan November 1960
• * The Unspeakable, (na) Cosmopolitan April 1960

[]Ranson, A. R. H. (chron.)
• * Dick, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine July 1911

[]Ranson, E. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Pigs Is Still Pigs, (ss) Two Gun Western Stories April 1930

[]Ranson, H.; see under Joe H. Ranson (chron.)

[]Ranson, J. L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Master Detective Traps a Killer, (tc) Master Detective November 1936

[]Ranson, Joan (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * From the Editor, (ed) Everywoman’s Magazine Oct 1945, Jan 1946
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Everywoman’s Magazine Oct 1945, Jan, Mar 1946

[]Ranson, Joe H.; [i.e., Joseph Hall Ranson] (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Abandoned, (ss) The Argosy September 1914
• * At Tired Man’s, (??) Telling Tales November 1919
• * The Awakening, (ss) The American Magazine August 1907
• * The Broken Trail, (ss) Short Stories August 1910
• * Canis Mirabilis, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine March 1909
• * The Country of To-morrow, (ss) Short Stories April 1910
• * The Coward, (ss) Short Stories December 1909
• * The Cross Roads, (ss) Short Stories March 1910
• * Cupid-Consultee, (ss) The Scrap Book December 1911
• * The Eighth Scent, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 30 1914
• * An Experiment, (ss) Short Stories November 1911
• * The Fear, (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1910
• * A Feminine Deal, (ss) Short Stories July 1912
• * Fists and the Man, (ss) Short Stories July 1911
• * Fool’s Gold, (ss) Short Stories January 1910
• * The Future Powder, (ss) The All-Story September 1911
• The All-Story (UK) September 1911
• * Her Child, (ss) Short Stories May 1910
• * His Gold, (ss) The All-Story December 1911
• * Local Color, (ss) Short Stories October 1909
• * The Long Way, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1911
• The Story-teller July 1911
• * The Luck Juice, (ss) The All-Story June 1912
• The All-Story (UK) June 1912
• * A Mystery of the Air, (ss) The Cavalier February 10 1912
• Pulpdom #31, August 2002
• * The Outsider, (ss) Short Stories April 1908
• * The Proving, (vi) Metropolitan Magazine February 1908
• * The Real Mr. Gott, (ss) Short Stories February 1911
• * Reprisal, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine March 1914
• * A Samaritan of the Plains, (ss) Short Stories August 1909
• * Service Withheld, (ss) Short Stories February 1910
• * The Seven Ages, (pm) All-Story Weekly May 20 1916
• * Thirty Pieces of Silver, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1910
• * The Triumph of Hair, (ss) Short Stories September 1909
• * The Tryst, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1911
• * Which?, (pm) All-Story Weekly January 29 1916
• * The White Dog, (ss) Short Stories July 1910

[]Ranson, Kevin A. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Tendrils Never Lie, (ss) The Best of the Horror Society 2013 ed. Carson Buckingham, The Horror Society Press, October 2013

[]Ranson, Lois (1921- ) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Girl on the Cover: Miss Lois Ranson, (ms) All-Star Love Magazine January 1942, uncredited.

[]Ranson, Mortimer J. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * They Took My Manhood, (ts) Wildcat Adventures October 1962

[]Ranson, Nancy Richey (1885-1972) (about) (chron.)
• * Courage, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine April 1918
• * A Desert Love Song, (pm) The Grand Magazine November 1924
• * Digging Trenches, (pm) Good Housekeeping July 1932
• * My Neighbor’s Yard, (pm) Good Housekeeping June 1929
• Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1929, as "My Neighbour’s Garden"
• * My Neighbour’s Garden, (pm) Good Housekeeping June 1929, as "My Neighbor’s Yard"
• Good Housekeeping (UK) August 1929
• * The Pinnacles, (ar) The St. Nicholas Magazine October 1924
• * Pitchpine Smoke, (ss) Boys’ Life March 1925
• * Prayer, (pm) Good Housekeeping March 1930
• * San Jacinto Battle Field, (pm) The Kaleidograph January 1936

[]Ranson, Peggy; [i.e., Margaret Ranson] (1948-2016) (chron.)
• * Mars Was Heaven (with Dan Alldredge, Paul McCall & Ron Wilber), (pi) Spicy Armadillo Stories October 1991
• * Natural High, (ss) Aboriginal Science Fiction Spring 1993
• * Peggy Ranson’s Mermaids, (pi) Spicy Armadillo Stories October 1991
• * [front cover], (cv) Pulsar! Spring/Summer 1990
• * [front cover], (cv) Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson by George Alec Effinger, Swan Press, June 1993
• * [front cover], (cv) Girls for the Slime God ed. Mike Resnick, Obscura Press, September 1997
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Spicy Armadillo Stories October 1991
• * [illustration(s)] (with Sheryl Birkhead & Diana Harlan Stein), (il) Lan’s Lantern #37, May 1991
• * [illustration(s)] (with Frank Kelly Freas, Ian Gunn & Diana Harlan Stein), (il) Lan’s Lantern #38, July 1992
• * [illustration(s)] (with Allen Salyer), (il) Lan’s Lantern #38, July 1992

[]Ransone, Hugh (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Squadron of Forgotten Men, (ts) Thrilling Adventures May 1936

[]Ranstill, Jack (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Human Caring, (pm) A Theater of Blood #2, January 1991

[]Ranstill, T. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * A Graveside Chat with Tom Piccirilli, (iv) Deathrealm #30, Winter 1996/1997 [Ref. Tom Piccirilli]

[]Ranstrom, Gail (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * A Christmas Secret, (n.) The Christmas Visit, Harlequin Historical, November 2004

[]Ranswell, Claus (chron.)
• * Emotional Intelligence, (pm) The Ultimate Unknown #21, 2001

[]Rant, Donald (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Box in the Cellar, (ss) The Sovereign Magazine July 1924
• * Captain Bacon’s Washing, (ss) Chums March 15 1924
• * A Question of Rations, (ss) Chums April 26 1924
• * That Streak of Sportsmanship, (ss) Chums July 19 1924

[]Rant, Tol E.; pseudonym of Barry B. Longyear (1942-2025) (chron.)
• * Where a Star Is a Ship or When Is a Micron a Parsec? or When Is TV Going to Start Hiring Science Fiction Writers?, (pm) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine October 1979
• Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Anthology: Volume 5, 1982 ed. George H. Scithers, Davis, 1982

[]Rantala, Kathryn (fl. 1970s-2000s) (chron.)
• * The Bell Jar, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1989
• * Black Shard Glass, (pm) Star*Line September/October 1998
• * Clonehouse, (pm) Poly: New Speculative Writing ed. Lee Ballentine, Ocean View Books, August 1989
• * Criminal Sentences, (pm) Star*Line January/February 1983
• * Crossplants, (pm) The Anthology of Speculative Poetry #4 ed. Robert A. Frazier, Robert Frazier, 1980
• Aliens & Lovers ed. Millea Kenin, Unique Graphics, June 1983
• * the desert, (pm) Speculative Poetry Review #2, 1977
• * Doppelgänger, (pm) Star*Line September/December 1989
• * The Evolution of Speech, (pm) Star*Line January/February 1981
• * the gargoyle in place, (pm) Speculative Poetry Review #2, 1977
• * Genghis, (pm) Ice River #4, June 1989
• * The Ghost Lovers, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Spring 2001
• * Gran Mal, (pm) Umbral 1981
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984
• * Harmoniums, (pm) The Anthology of Speculative Poetry #3 ed. Bob Frazier, Bob Frazier, 1978
• Star*Line July 1979
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984
• * Hawk, (pm) Poly: New Speculative Writing ed. Lee Ballentine, Ocean View Books, August 1989
• * A History, (pm) Star*Line July/August 1985
• * The Incense Salesman, (pm) Poly: New Speculative Writing ed. Lee Ballentine, Ocean View Books, August 1989
• * Infosearch, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Spring 2000
• * Interstellar Reports: The Microbe Invasion, Earth, (pm) Velocities #2, Spring 1983
• * Jov, (pm) Ice River #4, June 1989
• * Lunar Prayers, (pm) Star*Line March/April 1982
• * Memories of Earth, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1981
• * Memory, 560-546 BC, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1989
• * The Memory in the Earth (with Robert Frazier, Andrew Joron & Gene Van Troyer), (pm) Last Wave v1 #2, 1984
• * The Message, (pm) Star*Line December 1978
• * Negatives, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1989
• * Noah at Sea, (pm) Portland Review v27 #2, 1981
• The Rhysling Anthology: The Best Science Fiction Poetry of 1981, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 1982
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984
• * Passing in Orbit, (pm) Star*Line January/February 1983
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984, as "Slipping in Orbit"
• * People at the End of the Bed, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Winter 2004/2005
• * Portrait of the Artists, (pm) Star*Line July/August 1983
• * Rocket Man, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Spring 2003
• * Sandwiches in Belltown, (vi) The Cafe Irreal #6, August 2001
• * The Second Collecting Mission, (pm) The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry ed. Steve Rasnic Tem, Umbral Press, 1982
• * SF Movie Poem, (pm) The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Autumn 2005
• * Slipping in Orbit, (pm) Star*Line January/February 1983, as "Passing in Orbit"
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984
• * Stars, (pm) Poly: New Speculative Writing ed. Lee Ballentine, Ocean View Books, August 1989
• * Storms in Utah, (pm) Star*Line September/October 1982
• * Toast for the Original Survivors, (pm) 1976
• Burning with a Vision ed. Robert Frazier, Owlswick, August 1984
• * Translating the Gerund, (ar) Star*Line January 1979
• * Voices, (pm) Star*Line July 1978
• The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry ed. Steve Rasnic Tem, Umbral Press, 1982
• Strange Horizons October 11 2004
• * Voyager IV, (pm) Star*Line March/April 1981
• The Rhysling Anthology: The Best Science Fiction Poetry of 1981, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 1982
• * Warfare, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1981
• * Weightlessness, (pm) Velocities #2, Spring 1983
• * Wind, (pm) The Umbral Anthology of Science Fiction Poetry ed. Steve Rasnic Tem, Umbral Press, 1982