The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

CHESTER, GEORGE RANDOLPH (stories) (continued)

• A Business Administration: Discouraging Competition (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1 1913
• A Business Administration: Dropping the Middleman (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1913
• A Business Administration: The People’s Monopoly (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 29 1913
• A Business Administration: Helping the Helpless (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1913
• A Dicker in Littles (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1913
• Wallingford Trims a Rich Preserve (ss) Nash’s Magazine Apr 1913 [James Rufus Wallingford]
• Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford (ss) Nash’s Magazine May 1913, Jul, Aug 1914; this story actually lacks a real title - “Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford” is the series title. [James Rufus Wallingford]
• Broke Again (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1913
• A Deal in Sunlight (ss) Nash’s Magazine Jun 1913 [James Rufus Wallingford]
• A Matter of Ingenuity (ss) Nash’s Magazine Jul 1913 [James Rufus Wallingford]
• A Matter of Economics (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 2 1913
• An Inspired Confidence (ss) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913 [James Rufus Wallingford]
• Tapping the Wireless (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 15 1913
• An Obesity-Reducing Business (ss) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1913
• An Idle Million: It Considers Banking (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 8 1913
• The Boxer with the Bracelet (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 15 1913
• Financing Maribo (ss) Hearst’s Magazine Dec 1913
• An Idle Million: It Leans Toward Commerce (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 7 1914
• An Idle Million: It Goes to Work at Last (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 21 1914
• The Ball of Fire [with Lillian Eleanor Chester] (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1914
• On the Minute (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1914
• Written in Seven Figures: II. (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 1 1914
• Written in Seven Figures: III. (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 15 1914
• Wheels Within Wheels (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1914
• (?) (ss) The Popular Magazine May 1, Jun 1, Jun 15 1914
• The Schoolboy (ss) The Popular Magazine May 15 1914
• The Doodle-Bug (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: Mr. Wadburn’s Investment (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1914
• The Brick with the Yellow Streak (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: the United Vegetable Company (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1914
• The Enemy (sl) Hearst’s Magazine Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1914
• The Fugitive Fudge (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: a Transaction in Horse-Flesh (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1914
• Reaching the Public (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 23 1914
• The American Sharper Finds Money in Milk (ss) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: the Gold Boom in Dustville (ss) Cosmopolitan Sep 1914
• The Opening (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: J. Rufus Takes to Flight (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: Wallingford, Strike-Breaker (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1914
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: Framed for a Hick (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1915
• It’s a Long Way to Oshkosh (nv) Top-Notch Mar 15 1915
• The New Adventures of Wallingford: the One-Armed City (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1915
• His Romantic Flip-Flap (ss) Top-Notch Jun 15 1915
• A Scropper Patcher (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1916
• The Heavenly Spat (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1917
• The Has-Been [with Lillian Eleanor Chester] (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 14 1918
• His Honor the Burglar (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1919
• The Sacred Wolloh (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1919
• The Peanut Hull (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 22 1919
• Pouff (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1920
• The Hush-Hush (ss) The Popular Magazine Jul 7 1920
• An Errand of Mercy (ss) The Popular Magazine Jul 20 1920
• The Son of Wallingford [with Lillian Eleanor Chester] (sl) Lloyd’s Story Magazine Nov 1921; last episode of a serial about a man’s attempts to better himself. [James Rufus Wallingford]
• Too Many Cooks Spoil the Pictures (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 18 1922
• Named by Izzy Iskovitch (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1923
• Bigger and Better (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1923
• The Boy Wonder (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1923
• A Tale of Three Fillums (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1923
• Fried Eggs (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14 1923
• Dixie Day, Herself (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 28 1923
• All for the Ladies (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 11 1923
• Isidor Iskovitch Presents (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 8 1923
• Fish Eat Fish (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 13 1923; (moviemaking).
• Angel Child (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 3 1923; (moviemaking).
• The Seven Garments (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 1 1923
• Them Papers (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1924
• The Slump (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 8 1924
• The Yes Men Said No (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1924
• Below Lay Hollywood (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 10 1924
• The Badge of the Flaming Sun (ss) Argosy Nov 1 1930
• The Double Deal (ss)

CHESTER, GILBERT; pseudonym of H. H. Clifford Gibbons, (1888-1958) (stories)

• A Matter of Time (na) The Thriller Aug 4 1934

CHESTER, HOPE (stories)

• Margot in Search of Happiness (sl) Sunday Stories Dec 25 1937

CHESTER, JOHN S. (stories)

• Locomotive Parade (nf) Railroad Magazine Jul 1939

CHESTER, LELAND S. (stories)

• The Remaking of Cap. Roberts (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 10 1918
• The Benevolent Bo (ss) People’s Story Magazine Apr 10 1922
• The Eruption (ss) People’s Story Magazine Sep 25 1922
• Burn ’Em Up (ss) Action Stories May 1925
• The Runt Takes Charge (ss) Brief Stories Jan 1926
• The Conscientious Clerk (ss) Brief Stories Mar 1926
• Raiders’ Gulch (ss) Brief Stories Jun 1926

CHESTER, LILLIAN ELEANOR (De Rimo) (1888-?) (stories)

• The Ball of Fire [with George Randolph Carter] (sl) The Red Book Magazine Nov 1913
• The Ball of Fire [with George Randolph Chester] (sl) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1914
• The Has-Been [with George Randolph Chester] (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 14 1918
• The Son of Wallingford [with George Randolph Chester] (sl) Lloyd’s Story Magazine Nov 1921; last episode of a serial about a man’s attempts to better himself. [James Rufus Wallingford]

CHESTER, NATALIE (stories)

• Jean God (ss) Telling Tales Oct 1921

CHESTER, PAUL (stories)

• The Murder in the Eno House (na) Complete Story Magazine Jun 25 1925
• The Strange Case of Zalmon Judd (na) Complete Story Magazine Oct 25 1925

CHESTER, ROY (1936- ) (stories)

• Episodes of War (ar) Mammoth Western Jun 1949
• The Wild Ones (ar) Mammoth Western Sep 1949

CHESTER, RUI (stories)

• Appointment in the Jungle (ss) Short Stories Aug 1950

CHESTER, S(amuel) BEACH (1880-?) (stories)

• Confessions of a Gambler (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 16, Apr 23, Apr 30 1932
• Fortunes Stakes on the Turn of a Card (ar) The New Passing Show May 7 1932
• They Live By Their Wits, 1: Hunting Dollar Queens (ar) The Passing Show Jul 16 1932
• Revenge in the Love-Racket (ar) The Passing Show Jul 30 1932; (They Live By Their Wits #3).
• A Nobility of Nobodies (ar) The Passing Show Aug 6 1932; (No.4 in series They Live by their Wits).
• When Eve Takes a Hand (ar) The Passing Show Aug 13 1932; (No.5 in They Live by their Wits).
• That Thing Called Luck (ss) The Passing Show Mar 25 1933
• Comedies of the Great Hotel (ar) The Passing Show Apr 1 1933
• Crimes of the Great Hotel (ar) The Passing Show Apr 8 1933
• Crimes of the Great Hotel, 2: Who Was the Thief? (ar) The Passing Show Apr 15 1933

CHESTER, SARAH (stories)

• Mollie’s Boyhood (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1877
• The Baby’s Morning (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1879

CHESTER, SUSAN (stories)

• Siren for a Night (ss) Sweetheart Stories Nov 1935

CHESTER, SYDNEY (stories)

• letter (lt) Strange Stories Feb 1940

CHESTER, W. A. (stories)

• letter (lt) All-Story Weekly Aug 9 1919

CHESTER, WILLIAM L. (1907-1960?) (stories)

• Hawk of the Wilderness (sl) Blue Book Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1935
• Kioga of the Wilderness (sl) Blue Book Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1936 [Kioga]
• One Against a Wilderness (sl) Blue Book Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug 1937 [Kioga]
• Kioga of the Unknown Land (sl) Blue Book Mar, May, Jul, Aug 1938 [Kioga]

CHESTERFIELD, LORD (stories)

• Good Breeding (ms)

CHESTERMAN, HUGH (stories)

• In Britain, Once. A Tale of the Civil War (sl) The Merry-Go-Round Oct 1924
• Baptista (ss) The Merry-Go-Round Jul 1926
• The Merry-Go-Round Calendar. July (pm) The Merry-Go-Round Jul 1926
• The Case of William Rufus (ar) Mine May 1936

CHESTER-TAXIN, SHARON (stories)

• Travel (cl) Penthouse Mar 1990
• Sporting Life: Sumo Wrestling (cl) Penthouse May 1990
• Longevity (ar) Penthouse Oct 1992
• Street Talk [with Robert Cass] (ar) Penthouse Apr 1993

CHESTERTON, ADA ELIZA; [Mrs. Cecil Chesterton] (1888-1937); see pseudonym John Keith Prothero (stories)

CHESTERTON, BLANCHE (stories)

• God Must Be Bored (ms) The Smart Set Feb 1918; sketch.

CHESTERTON, FRANCES (stories)

• How Far Is It to Bethlehem? (sg) Woman’s Home Companion Dec 1936

CHESTERTON, G(ilbert) K(eith) (1874-1936) (stories)

• A Picture of Tuesday (ar) The Quarto v1 1896
• A Crazy Tale (ss) The Quarto v3 1897
• The Tremendous Adventures of Major Brown (ss) Harper’s Weekly Dec 19 1903 [Rupert Grant; Basil Grant]
• Singular Speculation of the House-Agent (ss) Harper’s Weekly Jun 11 1904 (+1) [Rupert Grant; Basil Grant]
• The Unreal World of Comfort (ar) The Scrap Book Dec 1908
• The Blue Cross (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1910 [Father Brown]
• Valentin Follows a Curious Trail (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 23 1910; also as “The Blue Cross”. [Father Brown]
• The Secret of the Sealed Garden (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 3 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Innocence of Father Brown, No. 1: The Blue Cross (ss) The Story-Teller Sep 1910; [Followed by an editorial note on p883: “Next month Mr. Chesterton will tell the story of ”The Secret Garden,“ which I claim it [sic — should be ’is’?] the finest detective story I have ever published — The Editor”]
• Why the True Fishermen Always Wear Green Evening Coats (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 1 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Secret Garden (nv) The Story-Teller Oct 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Bolt from the Bue (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 5 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Queer Feet (nv) The Storyteller Nov 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Wrong Shape (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 10 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Hammer of God (ss) The Storyteller Dec 1910 [Father Brown]
• The Sign of the Broken Sword (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 7 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Invisible Man (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 28 1911
• The Eye of Apollo (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 25 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Strange Justice (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Sins of Prince Saradine (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Flying Stars (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Three Tools of Death (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1911 [Father Brown]
• The Absence of Mr. Glass (ss) McClure’s Nov 1912 [Father Brown]
• The Crime of Criminology (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1913
• The Purple Wig (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1913 [Father Brown]
• “A Reply to Mr. Chesterton” by Dr. Caleb Williams Saleeby (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1913
• In Praise of Puppets (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• The Perishing of the Pendragons (nv) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914 [Father Brown]
• Childish Talk About Children (ar) Nash’s Magazine Jul 1914
• What the War Should Accomplish (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• The Donnington Affair [with Max Pemberton] (sl) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1914 [Father Brown]
• The Five of Swords (nv) Hearst’s International Feb 1919; collected in The Man Who Knew Too Much, 1922.
• The Garden of Smoke (ss) The Story-Teller Oct 1919 [Mr. Traill]
• England in 1919 (fa) Pears’ Annual Christmas 1919; (being an extract from a school history of the period published in 1969 - details of the period are vague because most historical documents were destroyed by the Futurist Government of 1943. Interestingly forecast Prohibition.).
• The Tower of Treason (nv) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1920; collected in Chesterton’s The Man Who Knew Too Much, Cassell, 1922; Harper, 1922.
• The Man Who Knew Too Much (sl) Harper’s Aug 1920
• The Man Who Knew too Much (sl) Harper’s Nov 1920
• The Man Who Shot the Fox (ss) Hearst’s International Mar 1921
• The Hole in the Wall (ss) Cassell’s Sep 1921 [Horne Fisher]
• The Man Who Knew Too Much (sl) Harper’s Oct 1921
• The Shadow of the Shark (ss) Nash’s Magazine Dec 1921 [Gabriel Gale]
• “The Ballad of St. Barbara” by Pem (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 18 1922
• “G.K. Chesterton” by Sidney Dark (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 16 1922
• “G. K. Chesterton” by St. John Ervine (ex) Some Impressions of My Elders, St. John Ervine, Macmillan 1922
• The Trees of Pride (na) The Man Who Knew Too Much, Cassell 1922
• The Oracle of the Dog (nv) Nash’s Magazine Dec 1923; also in Golden Book, September 1925; collected in Chesterton’s The Incredulity of Father Brown, Cassell, 1926; Dodd Mead, 1926. [Father Brown]
• The Dagger with Wings (nv) Nash’s Magazine Feb 1924 [Father Brown]
• The Miracle of Moon Crescent (ss) Nash’s Magazine May 1924 [Father Brown]
• Dr. Hyde, Detective, and the White Pillars Murder (ss) English Life Jan 1925; also as “The White Pillars Murder”.
• The White Pillars Murder (ss) English Life Jan 1925
• The Worst Crime in the World (ss) Harper’s Oct 1925 [Father Brown]
• The Green Man (ss) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1930 [Father Brown]
• Advice to Literary Detectives (ar) The Tribute, ed. D. MacKenzie, John Horn Limited 1930
• A Job You Wouldn’t Want (Prince of Wales) (ar) The American Magazine Apr 1931
• “Private Lives 44: The Fattest Author” by Private Secretary (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1933
• The Blast of the Book (ss) Liberty Aug 26 1933; collected in The Scandal of Father Brown (1935). [Father Brown]
• The Five Fugitives (ss) Liberty Aug 26 1933; also as “The Blast of the Book”. [Father Brown]
• The Quick One (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 25 1933 [Father Brown]
• The Crime of the Communist (ss) Colliers Jul 14 1934 [Father Brown]
• The Three Horsemen (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1935; collected in Chesterton’s The Paradoxes of Mr. Pond (Cassell 1937; Dodd, Mead 1937). [Mr. Pond]
• The Three Horsemen of the Apocalypse (ss) The Story-Teller Jul 1935; also as “The Three Horsemen”. [Mr. Pond]
• The Vampire of the Village (ss) The Strand Aug 1936 [Father Brown]
• The Quick One; Father Brown and the Invisible Witness (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep, Oct, Nov/Dec 1989 [Father Brown]
• “The Great Detectives: G.K. Chesterton’s Father Brown” by Barbara Roden (ar) The Strand Magazine #3 1999