The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

HODDER, EDWIN (stories)

• Drifted Into Port (sl) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar, Apr, May 1878

HODDER, R. (stories)

• The Deformed Hand (ss) The Gray Goose Mar 1907

HODDER, (William) REGINALD (1883-?) (stories)

• The Lion and the Unicorn [with Edgar Turner] (ss) The Windsor Magazine Sep 1905
• The Invention of Ephraim Gadde [with Edgar Turner] (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Dec 1907

HODDER-WILLIAMS, ERNEST (stories)

• “Little Portraits: Ernest Hodder-Williams” by Sidney Dark (bg) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 10 1923

HODENFIELD, LT. G. K. (stories)

• I Climbed the Cliffs with the Rangers (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1944

HODGE, A. E., F.Z.S. (stories)

• Fairyland Beneath The Waves (ar) The Merry-Go-Round Oct 1924

HODGE, BRIAN (Keith) (1960- ) (stories)

• Sensible Violence (nv) Brutarian #21 1997
• Miles to Go Before I Weep (nv) Crimewave #4 2000

HODGE, CARLE (stories)

• Where Have All the Handy Men Gone? (ar) Colliers Jan 3 1953
• Murder Is His Business — Dr. Charles Larson (ar) Argosy May 1956

HODGE, EDITH L. (stories)

• In the Matter of Reading (ar) Putnam’s Monthly Feb 1908

HODGE, F(rederick) W(ebb) (1864-1956) (stories)

• Should Indian Rites Be Preserved? (ed) The Frontier Mar 1925
• The American Indian—Tribes of the Southwest (ar) The Frontier Oct 1925
• The Red Indian—Tribes of the Southwest (ar) The Frontier Oct 1925
• Rounding Up Some Western Words (ar) The Frontier Nov 1925
• Gringos (ar) The Frontier Jun 1926

HODGE, HAROLD (stories)

• Shakespeare’s “Julius Cæsar” (cr) Harper’s Monthly Feb 1906
• Coriolanus (ar) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1908

HODGE, HERBERT (stories)

• As I Was Saying... (cl) John Bull Feb 7 1948
• Come Off It, Girl! (ss) John Bull Nov 27 1948

HODGE, JANE AIKEN (1917-2009) (stories)

• Camilla (ab) Ladies Home Journal Aug 1961

HODGE, JOAN AIKEN (stories)

• Jane Austen and the Publishers (bg) The Cornhill Magazine Spr 1972

HODGE, MRS. EUGENIA M. (stories)

• La Fayette (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1886

HODGE, TOBE (stories)

• For Middle Aged Little Folk- Little Mittens (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1887

HODGE, W. H. (stories)

• The Gloomy Plumber (ss) The Scrap Book Nov #2 1907

HODGE, WARD (stories)

• America’s Revolving Revolution (ss) Mount to the Stars Spr 1971
• That! Cat! Shat! (pm) Mount to the Stars Spr 1971

HODGE, WILLIAM (stories)

• A Premonition of Death (ar) The Scrap Book Dec 1909
• The Guest of Honor (sl) National Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug 1911
• To Suzanne at Twelve (pm) National Magazine Nov 1911
• The Mandarin’s Trap (ss) Spy Stories Jul 1929

HODGENS, ERIC (stories)

• Mr. Blandings Builds His Castle (ss) Fortune Apr 1946

HODGENS, RICHARD M. (stories)

• letter (lt) Astounding Jul 1954
• One by One (ss) Magazine of Horror Sep 1968

HODGES, CARL G(arret) (1902-1964) (stories)

• Sixteen Pounds of Murder (nv) Thrilling Detective Oct 1946
• K Is for Killer (ss) G-Men Detective Jan 1947
• Murder Breeds Murder (nv) Thrilling Detective Apr 1947
• Murder in My Bones (nv) Thrilling Detective Aug 1947 [Dwight Berke]
• Homecoming (ss) Thrilling Detective Oct 1947
• Murder Throws a Ringer (nv) Thrilling Detective Dec 1947
• Highway Homicide (nv) Thrilling Detective Apr 1948 [Dwight Berke]
• Homicide’s Their Headache (nv) Thrilling Detective Aug 1948

HODGES, D. F. (stories)

• One by One [with F. B. Copp] (sg) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Aug 1874

HODGES, DEAN (stories)

• Talks About the Sunday-School Lessons (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jan, Apr 1909

HODGES, DORIS MARJORIE (1915-1997); see pseudonym Charlotte Hunt (stories)

HODGES, G. CHARLES (stories)

• John Chinaman Breaks Through (ar) Sunset Magazine Sep 1918

HODGES, GEORGE (stories)

• The Beginning of the World Stories (ss) Ladies Home Journal Jan 1907

HODGES, GEORGE H. (stories)

• Anybody’s Business (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1914
• Common Sense For Commonwealths (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 12 1915

HODGES, GEORGE, D.D. (stories)

• Dean Hodges’s New Bible Stories — VII, VIII (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jan 1909
• Dean Hodges’s New Bible Stories — XIII, XIV (ar) Ladies Home Journal Apr 1909
• Talks About the Sunday-School Lessons (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1909
• Dean Hodges’s New Bible Stories (ss) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1909
• What the Hudson Celebration Means (ar) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1909
• Dean Hodges’s Bible Stories (ss) Ladies Home Journal Jan, Mar, May 1910
• Why 1910? (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jan 1910
• How the Passion Play Impressed Me (ar) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1 1910

HODGES, GILBERT T. (stories)

• A Mexican Bull Fight (ar) Munsey’s Jul 1928

HODGES, LARRY (stories)

• Jackpot World (ss) Space & Time Sum 2009

HODGES, LINCOLN (stories)

• I Wish I’d Said That! (cl) Cosmopolitan Jul, Aug 1949

HODGES, LUTHER H. (stories)

• Speaking Out: We’re Flunking Our Economic ABC’s (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1962

HODGES, MARY DOVETON (stories)

• A Story of the Day (ss) Argosy (UK) Jul 1885

HODGES, PAM (stories)

• The Beacon (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #33 2004

HODGES, PARKER (stories)

• Car of the Month: Volvo Evolving (cl) Penthouse Jan 1973
• Car of the Month: Spinning Tops (cl) Penthouse Mar 1973
• Switch on to Self-Improvement (ar) Penthouse May 1973
• Very Grand Touring (ar) Penthouse May 1973

HODGES, R. M. (stories)

• White Hell (nv) Five-Novels Monthly Nov 1935

HODGES, REBECCA TRAILL (stories)

• Brass Buttons (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Apr 16 1921

HODGES, RUSS (stories)

• Greatest Fights I Ever Saw (ar) Man’s Magazine Apr 1955

HODGES, SAPPHIRE (stories)

• How to Make a Dragon (pm) Irreantum Spr 2001

HODGES, W. CLAYTON (stories)

• Squared Accounts (ss) Sea Stories Jun 1926
• Fighting Fists (ss) Sea Stories Mar 1927

HODGES, WILL (stories)

• Eight Bales (ss) Sea Stories May 5 1923

HODGES, WILLIAM V. (stories)

• Realities Are Coming (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1934

HODGINS, GEORGE S. (stories)

• Behind the Headlight (ar) National Magazine Oct 1899

HODGINS, JACK (1938- ) (stories)

• Astonishing the Blind (ss) Story Aut 1998

HODGINS, NORRIS (stories)

• Inspiration (ms) The Smart Set Apr 1922; sketch.

HODGKIN, HOWARD (stories)

• Peter Blake and Howard Hodgkin in California [with Peter Blake] (nf) Ambit #83 1980

HODGKINSON, CONRAD (stories)

• The Killing Game (ss) Argosy (UK) Sep 1969

HODGKINSON, FLORENCE (stories)

• Her Strange Adventure (nv) Tit-Bits Novels Feb 16 1914

HODGKINSON, T. (stories)

• Cupboard and Lodging (vi) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1919

HODGKINSON, TOM (stories)

• Editor’s Letter (ed) The Idler Win 2001
• Land of the Free (iv) The Idler Win 2001

HODGKINSON, W. O. (stories)

• The Last Chapter (ss) Centennial Magazine Jun 1889
• Australian Ghosts (ss) Centennial Magazine Dec 1889

HODGKINSON, WILL (stories)

• The Call of the Clangers (ms) The Idler Win 2001
• I’m a Believer (ar) The Idler Win 2001

HODGMAN, ANN (stories)

• Ten True Tales of Sexual Terror (ar) Penthouse Aug 1982

HODGMAN, JOHN (stories)

• Villanova or: How I Became a Former Professional Literary Agent (ss) One Story Apr 1 2002

HODGSON, CORRINA (stories)

• The Drowning Season (ss) HLFQ v3 #3 2002

HODGSON, DR. (stories)

• Kate and Belle (pm) The Cavalier Sep 1910

HODGSON, ELIZABETH (stories)

• The Subliminal Soul of Elaine Boggs (ss) McCall’s Mar 1915

HODGSON, ILA D. (stories)

• Smugglers in Space (sl) Child Life Oct, Nov 1977

HODGSON, KEN (stories)

• The Man Who Sold Arizona (n.) Great Western Fiction Jun 2008

HODGSON, LYDIA (stories)

• A “Remarkable Recovery” (ss) Romance Aug 1892

HODGSON, MARION S. (stories)

• Cross Your Fingers (ss) McCall’s Nov 1960

HODGSON, NEVILLE (stories)

• poem (pm) Bananas #14 1979

HODGSON, PAMELA D. (stories)

• In the Beginning (ss) Twilight Tales Presents Aug 1999

HODGSON, RALPH (1871-1962) (stories)

• Stupidity Street (pm) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jan 1920
• Reason Has Moods (pm)
• Time, You Old Gipsy Man (pm)

HODGSON, SAMUEL H. (stories)

• Lightning and Dynamite Scare Me (ms) True Adventures Feb 1925

HODGSON, SHEILA (stories)

• The Turning Point (ss) Blackwood’s

HODGSON, WILLIAM (stories)

• A Study in Dreams (ar) The Anglo-Saxon Review Dec 1900

HODGSON, WILLIAM HOPE (1877-1918) (stories)

• Health from Scientific Exercise (ar) Cassell’s Nov 1903
• The Goddess of Death (ss) The Royal Magazine Apr 1904
• A Tropical Horror (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1905
• The Mystery of the Derelict (ss) The Storyteller Jul 1907 [Sargasso Sea]
• The Voice in the Night (ss) Blue Book Nov 1907
• The Whistling Room (ss) The Idler Mar 1910 [Carnacki]
• The Fifth Message from the Tideless Sea (ss) The London Magazine May 1911 [Sargasso Sea]
• “My House shall be called the House of Prayer” (ss) The Cornhill Magazine May 1911
• The Ghosts of the “Glen Doon” (ss) The Red Magazine Dec 1 1911
• The Apprentices’ Mutiny (ss) The Wide World Magazine Feb 1912 (+2)
• The ’Prentices’ Mutiny (ss) The Wide World Magazine Feb 1912 (+2); also as “The Apprentices’ Mutiny”.
• Mr. Jock Danplank (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1912
• On the Bridge (vi) The Saturday Westminster Gazette Apr 20 1912
• The Island of the Ud (nv) The Red Magazine May 15 1912 [Captain Jat]
• The Sobbing of the Freshwater (pm) The London Magazine May 1912
• Judge Barclay’s Wife (ss) The London Magazine Jul 1912
• Captain Jat: The Adventure of the Headland (ss) The Red Magazine Nov 1 1912
• Homeward Bound (ss) The Windsor Magazine Nov 1912
• The Derelict (nv) The Red Magazine Dec 1 1912
• The Girl with the Grey Eyes (ss) The Red Magazine Jan 15 1913
• The Finding of the Graiken (nv) The Red Magazine Feb 15 1913 [Sargasso Sea]
• How the Hon. Billy Darrell Raised the Wind (ss) The Red Magazine Mar 15 1913
• Kind, Kind and Gentle Is She (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1913
• The Bells of the Laughing Sally (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 15 1914 [D.C.O. Cargunka]
• The Mystery of the Ship in the Night (nv) The Red Magazine Jul 1 1914
• The Trimming of Captain Dunkan (ss) The Red Magazine Aug 1 1914
• The Red Herring (ss) The London Magazine Sep 1914 [Captain Gault]
• The Getting Even of “Parson” Guyles (nv) The Red Magazine Nov 1 1914
• Jumping the Claim Jumpers (ss) Short Stories Nov 1915
• The Mystery of Missing Ships (ss) All Around Magazine Dec 1915
• An Adventure of the Deep Waters (ss) Short Stories Feb 1916; revised from “The Thing in the Weeds”, The Story-Teller January 1913. [Sargasso Sea]
• The Haunted “Pampero” (ss) The Premier Magazine Dec 1916
• The Terrible Derelict (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1918
• The Buccaneer Comes Back (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 10 1918
• The Waterloo of a Hard-Case Skipper (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1919
• Old Golly (ss) Short Stories Dec 1919
• Demons of the Sea (ss) Sea Stories Oct 5 1923
• The Old “Glen Doon” (ss) Sea Stories Nov 5 1923
• The Wild Man of the Sea (nv) Sea Stories May 1926
• “William Hope Hodgson: A Fearful Imagination” by Peter Berresford Ellis (ar) Short Stories Magazine Apr 1981
• The Psychology of Species (ar) Wormwood #6 2006; reprinted from Cargunka and Poems and Anecdotes (1914).
• “Outer Monstrosities: William Hope Hodgson’s ’The Hog’” by Benjamin Szumskyj (ar) Wormwood #12 2009

HODGSON-BURNET, W. (stories)

• Topsy-Turveydom (pm) The Passing Show Christmas 1922; spoof of W. S. Gilbert.

HODIN, J. P. (stories)

• “The Dilemma of Being Modern” by Colin Wilson (br) The London Magazine Jan 1957

HODKINS, ROBERT P. (stories)

• letter (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1950

HODNEFIELD, MABEL (stories)

• The Elf Who Went to Heaven (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1923
• The Eye of Allah (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1924
• Carrie (??) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1925
• Old People (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Fll 1925
• Pontoppidan (ar) The Minnesota Quarterly Win 1926
• Carrie and the Carpenter (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Spr 1926

HODNETT, IDA C. (stories)

• Great Japan: The Sunrise Kingdom (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1888

HODSON, HARO (stories)

• Star-Bright (pm)

HODSON, JAMES LANSDALE (stories)

• Whither Mankind? (ar) The Passing Show Nov 19 1932; another forward looking piece.
• Whither Mankind? - 2: Healthier, Handsomer Grandchildren (ar) The Passing Show Nov 26 1932; considers advances in health and states that in another 50 years a retirement age of 60 will be considered ridiculous.