The FictionMags Index

Index: Items by Author: Page 196

Arguelles, Mesándel Virtusio (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Contortionist, (pm) The Silent Garden v1, 2018; translated by Kristine Ong Muslim
• * Deposition of Darkness, (pm) The Silent Garden v1, 2018; translated by Kristine Ong Muslim
• * Feral, (pm) Samovar March 26 2018; translated from the Filipino by Kristine Ong Muslim.

Arguilla, Manuel E. (chron.)
• * How My Brother Leon Brought Home a Wife, (ss) Story #43, February 1936

Arguilla, Salvador E. (chron.)
• * [letter from Manila, Philippines], (lt) Famous Fantastic Mysteries May/June 1940

Argus (fl. 1840s) (chron.)
• * Invocation to the Memory of Sir William Wallace, (pm) The Chartist Circular #48, August 22 1840
• * Liberty! Universal Liberty!, (pm) The Chartist Circular #84, May 1 1841
• * Lines for the Educated Addressed to Henry Brougham, (pm) The Chartist Circular #112, November 13 1841
• * Lines to a Little Republican, (pm) The Chartist Circular #100, August 21 1841
• * A Little Hymn, for Little Republicans, (pm) The Chartist Circular #99, August 14 1841
• * The Movement, (pm) The Chartist Circular #93, July 3 1841
• * One Word for Louis Philippe, Crown-craft, and Royalty, (pm) The Chartist Circular #93, July 3 1841
• * The Past - the Present - The Future, (pm) The Chartist Circular #78, March 20 1841
• * Republican Aphorisms, (pm) The Chartist Circular #24, March 7 1840
• * The Republican: A Tale of the French Revolution, (sl) The Chartist Circular #30 Apr 18, #31 Apr 25, #32 May 2 1840, uncredited.
• * The Republican: A Tale of the French Revolution, (sl) The Chartist Circular #33, May 9 1840
• * The Revolutionist. A Sequel to the Republican, (sl) The Chartist Circular #39 Jun 20, #48 Aug 22, #49 Aug 29 1840
• * The Victim: A Painting, (sl) The Chartist Circular #81 Apr 10, #82 Apr 17, #84 May 1, #86 May 15, #87 May 22, #90 Jun 12, #91 Jun 19, #92 Jun 26, #94 Jul 10, #95 Jul 17, #96 Jul 24, #97 Jul 31, #98 Aug 7, #99 Aug 14, #101 Aug 29, #102 Sep 4 1841
  
• * Whig Malignity, (pm) The Chartist Circular #35, May 23 1840

Argus (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Glitterbug, (pm) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine May 1980

Argus, George W. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * We Met Death on Mt. McKinley (with Roy Ald), (ar) Cavalier #30, December 1955, as by George W. Argus & Michael Duball

Argyle, Hamish (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Powder Blue Dream, (ss) Affinity #22, June/July 1949

Argyle, Janet (chron.)
• * Pudgie Loo and the Three Wise Women, (ss) Cassell’s Little Folks June 1909

Argyle, Michelle Davidson (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Signs, (vi) Suspense Magazine June 2011
_____, [ref.]
• * Living up to Her Potential, (iv) Suspense Magazine June 2011

Argyle, Ruth (chron.)
• * My Statue, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine November 1887
• * The Way the Rain Behaves, (pm) Wide Awake July 1879

Argyle, Wren (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Picture for Alibi, (ss) Daredevil Detective Stories July 1941

Argyll, The Duke of; see under John Campbell (chron.)

Arheart, Emma S. (chron.)
• * The Shadowgie of the Silver Witch, (ss) The Clever Magazine January 1903
• * Soderberg’s Wife, (ss) The Clever Magazine May 1903

Ari, Carina; [artistic name of Maria Karina Viktoria Jansson] (1897-1970) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Romance of a Dancer by N. W. Kennedy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1916

Aria, Mrs. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Costliest Frock I Ever Saw, (ar) The Ludgate July 1897

Aria, Francesca Dim (chron.)
• * A Reverie, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine April 1902

Ariadne; pseudonym (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Thames: From Kingston to Oxford, (ar) The Lady’s Realm July 1898

Ariail, Gregory (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Hunting Season, (ss) Phantom Drift #10, 2020

Ariail, Jacqueline (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Mother Next Door, (ss) Redbook February 1987

Ariail, Warren (fl. 1920s)
_____, trans.
• * The Father by Björnstjerne Björnson, (ss)
• The Golden Book Magazine #67, July 1930; translated from the Norwegian.

Arianne (chron.)
• * [letter from the Chatterbox], (lt) Cricket September 2016

Arias, Ron(ald Francis) (1941- ) (chron.)
• * The Wetback, (ss)
• North of the Rio Grande ed. Edward Simmen, Mentor, 1992

Arico, J. (chron.)
• * [letter from San Jose, CA], (lt) Science-Fiction Plus August 1953

Aridjis, Homero (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * “The Day Writes Its White Poem”, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980; translated by Jo Labanyi
• * Zapata, (pm) Jabberwocky Summer 1989; translated by Joel Zeltzer
_____, [ref.]
• * Homero Aridjis: Hombre de Palabras? by Michael Hamburger, (ar) Bananas #20, April 1980

Ariel (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Dreams, (pm) The Red Magazine May 15 1911
• * The Emblem, (pm) The Red Magazine June 15 1911
• * A Roundelay, (pm) The Novel Magazine June 1911
• * Some Day, (pm) The Red Magazine March 15 1911
• * A Turned-Down Page, (pm) The Red Magazine April 1 1911

Ariel; pseudonym of Darren Turpin (fl. 1990s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Raymond E. Feist Interview, (iv) The Alien Has Landed #7, Winter 1999 [Ref. Raymond E. Feist]
_____, ed.
• * Editor: The Alien Has Landed #5 Jan, #6 1998, #7 Win, #8 Sum 1999
• * Editor (with Paul Wake): The Alien Has Landed #3 Win 1996, #4 Spr 1997
* ___ The Alien Has Landed

Ariel, Richard; pseudonym of Oscar Schisgall (1901-1984) (chron.)
• * The Circle of Terror [Conway Clark], (na) Undercover Detective December 1938; probably rewritten from the story of the same name published as by Oscar Schisgall (Clues, July 1927).
• * Crime of the Century [Conway Clark], (na) Undercover Detective February 1939; probably rewritten from the story of the same name published as by Oscar Schisgall (Clues All Star Detective Stories, October 1932).
• * The Hands of the Wizard, (nv) Clues 1st September 1930, as by Oscar Schisgall
• Double-Action Detective January 1939
• * Madam Might-Have-Been, (ss) The London Magazine March 1929

Arien, John (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Fourth Step, (ss) The Dragnet Magazine March 1930

Aries, Stefan (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Craft of Love, (vi) Cthulhu Sex v1 #24, 2002

Arieti, Olivia (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * A Father’s Weakness, (ss) Enchanted Conversation v1 #4, 2010
• * Ongoing Screams, (vi) The Sirens Call #45, June 2019
• * The Torrent’s Grin, (vi) The Sirens Call #47, October 2019

Arigbabu, Ayodele (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Machine Learning, (ss) Omenana #18, July 2021

Arikha, Avigdor (1929-2010) (about) (art)
_____, [ref.]
• * Arikha—Draughtsman and Artist by Yona Fischer, (ar) Israel Argosy #8, 1962; translated by Miriam Tal

Arima, Phlip (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Deep in the Night, (pm) EOTU Ezine April 2004

Arimah, Lesley Nneka (1983- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Glory, (ss) Harper’s Magazine March 2016
• * The Referendum, (ss) A People’s Future of the United States ed. John Joseph Adams & Victor LaValle, One World, 2019
• * Who Will Greet You at Home, (ss) The New Yorker October 26 2015

Árinzèchukwu, Àkpà (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Prometheus, (pm) Pulp Literature #31, Summer 2021

Ariosto, Ludovico (1474-1533) (chron.)
• * The Valley of Lost Lumber, (pp)
• The Argosy (UK) August 1928; prose translation of extract from Orlando Furioso.
_____, [ref.]
• * Ariosto by Alice King, (ar) The Argosy (UK) July 1869

Aris, Alesha (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Deadbeat, (pm) The Sirens Call #13, February 2014

Aristarch; pseudonym (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Stage, (ia) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb, Mar 1898

Aristi, Daniel (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Amazon, (pm) Pulp Literature #13, Winter 2017

Aristophanes [c446-c386 BC] (about) (chron.)
• * The Building of Cloud Cuckoo Town, (pl) from The Birds,
• The Outlook June 22 1912

Aristotle [384-322 BC] (about) (chron.)
• * The Right Time to Get Married, (es)
• Encore #36, February 1945
_____, [ref.]
• * Great Men of Science—3. Aristotle by H. J. Campbell, (ar) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #47, July 15 1954
• Authentic Science Fiction Monthly (Canada) #47, 1954

Aristovana, Arina (chron.)
• * Curriculum Vitae, (vi) Visions Fall 1989

Ariton, Nicolae C. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Interzone #55, January 1992

Ariza, John Francis (1880?-1968?) (chron.)
• * Mr. Otter, (ar) Ace-High Magazine 1st February 1932
• * No Place for a Tramp, (ts) Railroad Magazine March 1949
• * Our Venomous Snakes, (ar) Ace-High Magazine 2nd March 1932
• * Pit Viper, (ar) Adventure April 1963
• * Wire Tests on the Boomer Trail, (ts) Railroad Magazine June 1946

Ariza, Sander (chron.)
• * Serenade for a Senorita, (ss) Calling All Girls January 1948

“Arizona Kid, The” (chron.)
• * Cow-Punching in Canada, (ar) Chums Feb 13, Feb 20 1927

Arjen, Leif (chron.)
• * [letter from Rockford, IL], (lt) Weird Tales May 1952

Arjona, Ramon (chron.)
• * Desert Scene with Blue Female, (ss) Strange Horizons March 12 2001
• * Interplanet Mamet: The Future of Live Theater in Space, (ar) Strange Horizons April 5 2010

Arjouni, Jakob; pseudonym of Jakob Bothe Michelsen (1964-2013) (chron.)
• * Chapter One from Happy Birthday, Turk!, (ex) Fromm International, 1987
• Crime Time #45, 2005; translated by Anselm Hollo
_____, [ref.]
• * Jakob Arjouni by Paul Duncan, (iv) Crime Time #3, 1996
• * Saving the World by Barry Forshaw, (iv) Crime Time #53, 2008

Ark; pseudonym of Jason Rowe (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * untitled (“Walk into the shadows twirling through your mind”), (pm) Woven Worlds #1, December 1999

Arkady, Emma-Jane (chron.)
• * Differing Tastes, (pm) Dream Catcher #9, Summer 2001

Arkanov, Arkady; [i.e., Arkady Mikhailovich Shteinbok] (1933-2015) (chron.)
• * The Web, (ss) Four Under One Cover ed. Grigory Gorin, ,
• Short Story International #33, August 1982; translated by Joseph Kiegel

Arkas, Alfred (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * 1898: Your Everyday Life in the Past Twelve Months, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine November/December 1898
• * Artists in Wood, Paper, and Soap, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine April 1899
• * Baby Railways: Minature Trains in Actual Use, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine March 1899
• * “Chrysanthemums Curled”, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine January 1899
• * A Day on a Trout Farm, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1898
• * A Man Hunt with Bloodhounds, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine October 1898
• * The Most Dangerous Trade in Great Britain: How Sea-Fowls Are Collected, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine February 1899
• * The Only White “Zoo” in Existence, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine August 1898 [Ref. Henry Sturt]
• * Training Our Fire Brigade Heroes, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine September 1898
• * A Twentieth Century Dinner: Foods of the Future, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine May 1899
• * What You Can Do with a Bicycle, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine July 1899
• * Workers in the Air, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine June 1899

Arkawy, Norman (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Forerunners (with Stanley Henig), (ss) Fantastic Universe March 1956
• * The Heirs, (ss) Fantastic Universe February 1955
• * Homesick Lane (with Stanley Henig), (ss) Fantastic Universe August 1955
• * Night Court, (ss) If June 1956
• * Once a First Wife…, (ss) Fantastic Universe October 1954
• * The Only Conqueror, (ss) Fantastic Universe August 1956
• * Operation Switch (with Stanley Henig), (vi) Science-Fiction Plus December 1953
• Science-Fiction Monthly #15, 1956
• * Peace (with Stanley Henig), (ss) If October 1954
• If (UK) #15, 1955
• * Picture That!, (ss) Fantastic Universe December 1955
• * Selling Point, (ss) Imagination December 1955
• Science-Fiction Monthly #10, 1956

Arkell, David (1913-1997); used pseudonym Dashfield Kent (about) (chron.)
• * Ballet on Its Toes, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1946
• * Conversation with a Rebel: David Arkell talks to David Benedictus, (iv) Men Only #319, September 1962 [Ref. David Benedictus]
• * Crystal Palace III, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1945
• * A Gentleman of France, (bg) The Strand Magazine June 1945 [Ref. Henri Monier]
• The Strand Magazine “Colonial Edition” July 1945
• * How to Get On with the French, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1945
• * In France To-day, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine Sep, Nov 1939
• * Paris Artists, (ar) London Opinion September 1940
• * Paris in the Spring, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1945
• * They Made Us Smile:
  * ___ Paris Artists, (cl) London Opinion September 1940
• * The Unknown Thames, (ar) The Strand Magazine July 1945, as by Dashfield Kent

Arkell, I. D. (chron.)
• * I Think He’s Dead, (ss) Australian Short Stories #30, 1990

Arkell, Reginald (1882-1959) (about) (art) (chron.)
• * Achtung, (pm) Winter Sportings by Reginald Arkell, Herbert Jenkins, 1929
• Cassell’s Magazine December 1931
• * The Aerocar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Albert de Courville, (pm) Pan #18, March 6 1920
• * Alfred Leete. The Charlie Chaplin of the Printed Page, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1926 [Ref. Alfred Leete]
• * Allotments, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * All Ranks, (pm) The Strand Magazine December 1942
• * An Announcer in the B.B.C., (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• Men Only #2, January 1936
• * Arnold Bennett, (pm) Pan #6, December 13 1919
• * Arthur Balfour, M.P., B.M.G. (and Bar), (pm) Pan #7, December 20 1919
• * Augustus John, (pm) Pan #25, April 24 1920
• * Big Roads and Little Roads, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Bombadier Wells, (pm) Pan #34, June 26 1920
• * The Bonfire, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * Brave New Year, (ed) The Strand Magazine January 1945
• * Bridge and Golf, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * The Camelcar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * A Canal for Sale, (ar) The London Magazine November 1925
• * The Captain’s Table, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Caristocracy, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Carnival: The Story of the Play with Verses, (pm) The Grand Magazine August 1920
• * Charles B. Cochran, (pm) Pan #29, May 22 1920
• * Charles Hawtrey, (pm) Pan #4, November 29 1919
• * A Christmas Carol, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine December 1933
• * Christopher Stone, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934 [Ref. Christopher Stone]
• * The Clock-work Family, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine December 1926
• * Colombine, (pl) Colombine: A Fantasy and Other Verses by Reginald Arkell, Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd., 1911
• The Argosy (UK) January 1932
• * Colonel Bogey, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * “Come Birdie, Come—”, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * Come with Me “Down Along”, (pm) The New London Magazine #7, May 1931
• * The Compactocar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * The Complete Sailor, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Country Cottage, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * Cradle Song, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Deck Tennis, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Desirée, Queen of the Ballet, (pm) The London Magazine December 1924
• * de Valera, (pm) Pan #17, February 28 1920
• * Dicky Devil-may-care, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1910
• * East Is East, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Envoi, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * Familiarity Breeds Contempt of Court, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Farindole, (vi) The Strand Magazine January 1943
• * Father Bernard Vaughan, (pm) Pan #10, January 10 1920
• * Fay Compton; J. H. Thomas, M.P.; Lord Birkenhead; Sir Henry Wood, (pm) Pan January 1921
• * The First Bunker, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * Flotsam and Jetsam, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * Fool-Proof, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * A Gentleman of the Road, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1913
• * George Robey, C.B.E., (pm) Pan #23, April 10 1920
• * Gerald Du Maurier, (pm) Pan #20, March 20 1920
• * Gibraltar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Gilbert K. Chesterton, (pm) Pan #15, February 14 1920
• * The Girl Who Breathed on the Thermometer, (pm) Winter Sportings by Reginald Arkell, Herbert Jenkins, 1929
• Cassell’s Magazine December 1931
• * Give Me a Garden, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Good Friday, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * “Good Night, Everybody”, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * Gordon Selfridge, (pm) Pan #33, June 19 1920
• * Graves in My Garden, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Green Fingers Again, (gp) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * Green Peacocks, (pm) The Strand Magazine October 1942
• * The Gyrocar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Hear Me First About Christmas Cards, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1938
• * H.G. Wells, (pm) Pan #14, February 7 1920
• * Hilaire Belloc, (pm) Pan September 1920
• * His Song Went Round the World, (ar) Men Only #1, December 1935
• * The Holidays, (pm) The Captain #141, December 1910
• * How to Kill a Guide, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Idle Thoughts on Winter Sports, (ar) Men Only #2, January 1936
• * I Don’t Want No Gardener!, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * If, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * An Imperfectly True Story, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * In at the Death, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1911
• * Israel Zangwill, (pm) Pan #35, July 3 1920
• * Jacob Epstein, (pm) Pan #21, March 27 1920
• * The Jay Walker, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * The Jobbing Gardener, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * John Galsworthy; J. W. H. T. Douglas; Horatio Bottomley; Irene Vanbrugh, (pm) Pan November 1920
• * John Masefield, (pm) Pan #27, May 8 1920
• * The Lady Who Was Here Before, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Laughing Philosophers, 14: F. Murray Milne, (bg) London Opinion December 1940 [Ref. F. Murray Milne]
• * Laughing Philosophers, 6: A.P. Herbert, (bg) London Opinion April 1940 [Ref. A. P. Herbert]
• * The Little Red Book, (ss) The London Magazine November 1928
• * Looking Backward: Some Secrets of the Great War Now Revealed for the First Time:
  * ___ I., (ss) Pan #2, November 15 1919
  * ___ II., (ss) Pan #3, November 22 1919
  * ___ III., (ss) Pan #4, November 29 1919
• * Looking Backward:
  * ___ IV., (ss) Pan #5, December 6 1919
  * ___ V., (ss) Pan #6, December 13 1919
  * ___ VI., (ss) Pan #7, December 20 1919
• * Lord Howard de Walden, (pm) Pan #8, December 27 1919
• * Lord Leverhulme, (pm) Pan #12, January 24 1920
• * Lord Lonsdale, (pm) Pan #19, March 13 1920
• * Lord Northcliffe, (pm) Pan #28, May 15 1920
• * Lord Robert Cecil, (pm) Pan #26, May 1 1920
• * The Magic of Radio, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * Magna Carta, (pm) Mine April 1935
• * Martha and Mary, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Master and Man, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * The Meanest Man, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * Meet the Officers, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Melbourne Inman, (pm) Pan #32, June 12 1920
• * Melodrama Comes West, (ar) The Looker-On #22, July 20 1929
• * The Mermaid, (pm) The Strand Magazine April 1943
• * Miss Wallace and Miss Carpenter, (pm) The London Magazine Christmas 1929 [Ref. Lewis Carroll]
• * Monte Carlo, (ar) Men Only #4, March 1936
• * Motorhymes, (gp) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Mr. Gardener, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Mr. Max Beerbohm, (pm) Pan #5, December 6 1919
• * My Hat!, (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1943 [Ref. Gillie Potter]
• * National Fitness, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * The Nightingale, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * The Nineteenth Hole, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * No Pleasing Some People, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * The North Wall, (pm) More Green Fingers by Reginald Arkell, Herbert Jenkins, 1938
• Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #27, April 1939
• * The Old Lawn, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * The Old, Old Wish, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine December 1936
• * The Opticar, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * Orchids, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * “Our Nell” (with Louis N. Parker), (sa) Romance September 1924; adapted by Jose Collins
• * Owen Nares, (pm) Pan #16, February 21 1920
• * Pan at the Play (with Vernon Woodhouse), (rv) Pan #6, December 13 1919
• * A Perfect Lady, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
• * Police Trap, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1934
• * The Prince, (pm) Pan #1, November 8 1919
• * Problem Play, (pm) Men Only #3, February 1936
• * Profiles and Prejudices:
  * ___ 2 My Hat!, (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1943 [Ref. Gillie Potter]
• * A Pronounced Success, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * A Public Nuisance, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1934
• * Ready-Made Gardens, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1938
• * A Really Most Surprising Thing, (pm) Winter Sportings by Reginald Arkell, Herbert Jenkins, 1929
• Cassell’s Magazine December 1931
• * Reginald Arkell Calling, (gp) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934
• * Reginald Arkell Gives a Little Advice, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1921
• * Robert Smillie; Mrs. Asquith; Thomas Hardy; Leslie Henson, (pm) Pan October 1920
• * Romance, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Round the Deck, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1934
• * Rudyard Kipling, (pm) Pan #13, January 31 1920
• * A Sad and Cynical Song, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine August 1920
• * Sailors Don’t Care, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1934
(continued)