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Gilman, Charlotte (Anna) Perkins (Stetson)

* Sunrise and the New Year, (ms) The Forerunner January 1915

* A Surplus Woman, (ss) The Forerunner May 1916

* Swimming, (ms) The Forerunner July 1914

* Taken at Its Worst, (ar) The Forerunner July 1915

* Teaching “Morals” in Public Schools, (ar) The Forerunner June 1915

* Teaching Practical Philosophy, (ar) The Forerunner April 1915

* Teaching the Mothers, (ar) The Forerunner March 1912

* Ten Suggestions, (ar) The Forerunner June 1910

* Thanksgiving, (pm) The Forerunner November 1909

* Thanksong, (pm) The Forerunner November 1909

* That Obvious Purpose, (ar) The Forerunner June 1911

* Their Answer, (pm) The Forerunner July 1916

* Their House, (ss) The Forerunner December 1912

* Then This, (pm) The Forerunner November 1909

* The Theory of the Upper Dog, (ms) The Forerunner October 1913

* These Lovers, (ar) The Forerunner October 1916

* These Proud Fathers, (ar) The Forerunner May 1914

* Things We Wish to Advertise, (ms) The Forerunner January 1910

* This Bitterness, (ms) The Forerunner December 1912

* This Is a Lady’s Hat, (pm) The Forerunner April 1914

* This Is the Year, (pm) The Forerunner January 1911

* This “Self-Development”, (ar) The Forerunner June 1916

* This “Shepherd” Imagery, (ms) The Forerunner January 1914

* Thoughts and Facts, (pm) The Forerunner April 1912

* A Thousand Farmers’ Wives, (ar) The Forerunner May 1913

* Three Little Antis, (pm) The Forerunner November 1913

* Three Thanksgivings, (ss) The Forerunner November 1909

* Three Women, (pl) The Forerunner May 1911

* Time, (pm) The Forerunner January 1911

* To Choose, (pm) The Forerunner October 1911

* A Toilet Preparation, (ms) The Forerunner November 1909

* To-morrow Night, (pm) The Forerunner September 1910

* To My Real Readers, (ar) The Forerunner December 1916

* To One Who Suffers, (pm) The Forerunner February 1916

* To the Wise—A Bargain, (pm) The Forerunner January 1914

* To Those Specially Interested in This Magazine, or Specially Interested in Fifty Dollars, (ms) The Forerunner Oct, Nov 1910

* The Traitor, (pm) The Forerunner October 1914

* A Trick Worth Knowing, (ms) The Forerunner June 1916

* Turned, (ss) The Forerunner September 1911

* Twice Beautiful, (pm) The Forerunner August 1913

* Two Callings, (pm) The Forerunner April 1911

* Two Great Pleasures, (vi) The Forerunner April 1912

* Two Prayers, (pm) The Forerunner February 1910

* Two Rooms and a Bath, (ms) The Forerunner March 1912

* Two Storks, (vi) The Forerunner February 1910

* Two Ways to Govern, (pm) The Forerunner September 1916

* The Ultra-Male, (pm) The Forerunner June 1912

* Undergoing the Cure for Nervous Prostration, (ar)

The American Short Story and Its Writer: An Anthology, Charters, Bedford Books, 1999

* The Unexpected, (ss) Kate Field’s Washington May 21 1890

The Forerunner November 1913

* The Unexpurgated Case of Sir Almroth Wright, (ar) The Forerunner November 1913 [Ref. Almroth Wright]

* The Unnatural Mother, (ss) Impress February 16 1895

The Forerunner Jun 1913, Nov 1916

* The Unrestricted Hat, (ar) The Forerunner May 1914

* An Unsavory Subject, (ar) The Forerunner October 1911

* untitled (“Coming to England brings a sense”), (pm) The Forerunner July 1913

* untitled (“I gave myself to God”), (pm) The Forerunner April 1910

* untitled (“Sit up and think!”), (pm) The Forerunner August 1910

* untitled (“The green slopes cream with ‘innocents’’ snow”), (pm) The Forerunner June 1913

* untitled (“There was a young lady whose wish”), (pm) The Forerunner January 1912

* untitled (“With God Above”), (pm) The Forerunner January 1910

* An Unwilling Interview, (ss) The Forerunner April 1912

* Up and Down, (pm) The Forerunner January 1912

* A Vandal, (pm) The Forerunner May 1912

* Village Brains and City Problems, (ar) The Forerunner September 1914

* A Village of Fools, (vi) The Forerunner April 1910

* The Vintage, (ss) The Forerunner October 1916

* A Visible Evolution, (ar) The Forerunner August 1914

* The Vision and the Program, (ar) The Forerunner May 1915

* Waiting for a Leader, (pm) The Forerunner June 1913

* The Waiting-Room, (pm) The Forerunner September 1910

* A Walk Walk Walk, (pm) The Forerunner February 1910

* Wanted, a Railroad Cafeteria, (ar) The Forerunner February 1916

* “Wanted—Young Girl to Mind Baby and Do Light Housework”, (ms) The Forerunner April 1914

* War, (ms) The Forerunner May 1914

* The War and Liars, (ar) The Forerunner November 1916

* War and the Duel, (ar) The Forerunner November 1914

* War-Maids and War-Widows, (ar) The Forerunner March 1915

* War—Peace—Love, (ar) The Forerunner December 1914

* War Waste, (ms) The Forerunner November 1914

* Water-Lure, (pm) The Forerunner March 1910

Fantasy & Terror #14, 1992

* We Eat at Home, (pm) The Forerunner July 1910

* What Are “Feminine” Qualities, (ar) The Forerunner September 1914

* What “Authorities” May Do in America, (ms) The Forerunner April 1912

* What Diantha Did, (n.) The Forerunner Nov, Dec 1909, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1910

* What Do Men Think of Women?, (ar) The Forerunner January 1912

* What Do We Wish in Life?, (pm) The Forerunner April 1913

* What Do You Believe?, (ar) The Forerunner July 1911

* Whatever Is, (pm) The Cosmopolitan June 1904

* What First?, (ms) The Forerunner May 1915

* What Hope, (pm) The Forerunner July 1911

* What May We Expect of Eugenics?, (ar) Physical Culture March 1914

* What Occupation, (ss) The Forerunner August 1911

* What Should They Do?, (ar) The Forerunner September 1914

* “What Substitute for War”, (ar) The Forerunner December 1914

* What Virtues Are Made Of, (ar) The Forerunner September 1910

* What Work Is, (ar) The Cosmopolitan October 1899, as by Charlotte Perkins Stetson

* What Young People Are For, (ar) The Forerunner January 1912

* When I Was a Witch, (ss) The Forerunner May 1910

Fantasy Magazine (online) #20, November 2008

* When Thou Gainest Happiness, (pm) The Forerunner April 1910

* When We Know God, (ar) The Forerunner September 1911

* Where the Heart Is, (vi) The Forerunner November 1909

* Where to “Begin”, (ar) The Forerunner May 1916

* Which Is More Beautiful—Man or Woman? (Both Sides) (with Eugenie Martin), (ar) The Grand Magazine April 1905

The Grand Magazine (US) May 1905

* While the King Slept, (vi) The Forerunner September 1910

* Wholesale Hypnotism, (ar) The Forerunner August 1910

* Why?, (pm) The Forerunner January 1916

* Why Don’t We Stop It?, (ms) The Forerunner September 1915

* Why I Wrote the Yellow Wall Paper?, (ar) The Forerunner October 1913

The Longman Anthology of Short Fiction, Gioia/Gwynn, Longman US, 2000

* Why Make Dust?, (ms) The Forerunner March 1912

* Why Texts?, (ar) The Forerunner November 1910

* Why This Insistence?, (ar) The Forerunner March 1915

* Why Wait?, (pm) The Forerunner February 1914

* Why Walk Backward?, (ar) Appleton’s Magazine June 1909

* Why We Honestly Fear Socialism, (ar) The Forerunner December 1909

* Why We Ignore Reason, (ms) The Forerunner April 1914

* Why “Worse”?, (ar) The Forerunner November 1914

* The Widow’s Might, (ss) The Forerunner January 1911

American Families, Solomon, Mentor, 1989

* Wild Oats and Tame Wheat, (vi) The Forerunner May 1913

* The Wild Oats of the Soul, (ar) The Forerunner June 1911

* Wild Rivers, (pm) The Forerunner January 1911

* With a Difference, (ss) The Forerunner February 1914

* With Fire and Sword, (pm) The Forerunner September 1916

* With Her in Ourland [Van Jennings], (n.) The Forerunner Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1916

* Without a Husband, (ar) The Forerunner December 1915

* Without Votes, (ar) The Forerunner July 1913

* Wives, (pm) The Forerunner September 1916

* The Wolf at the Door, (??) Scribner’s Magazine January 1894, as by Charlotte Perkins Stetson

* Woman and the State, (ar) The Forerunner October 1910

* Womanhood, (pm) The Delineator (UK) December 1914

* The Woman in Prison, (pm) The Forerunner July 1913

* The Woman of Fifty, (ar) The Forerunner April 1911

* Woman’s Economic Place, (ar) The Cosmopolitan July 1899, as by Charlotte Perkins Stetson

* Woman’s “Manifest Destiny”, (ar) The Forerunner December 1913

* The Woman’s Movement for Constructive Peace, (ms) The Forerunner February 1915

* The Woman’s Party, (ar) The Forerunner November 1911

* The Woman’s Peace Movement, (ar) The Forerunner August 1915

* A Woman’s Privilege, (ar) The Forerunner November 1915

* Woman Suffrage and the Average Mind, (ar) The Forerunner June 1912

* Woman Suffrage and The Woman’s Journal, (ar) The Forerunner February 1916

* The Woman Suffrage Congress in Budapest, (ar) The Forerunner August 1913

* Women After the War, (ar) The Forerunner July 1916

* Women and Democracy, (ar) The Forerunner February 1912

* The Women Are Coming!, (pm) The Forerunner May 1913

* “Women in Panic in Blazing Car”, (ms) The Forerunner October 1914

* The Women Selling Eggs, (ms) The Forerunner February 1913

* Women’s Hair and Men’s Whiskers, (ar) The Forerunner March 1916

* Women Teachers, Married and Unmarried, (ar) The Forerunner November 1910

* Won Over, (n.) The Forerunner Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1913

* A Word from the Great Auk, (ar) The Forerunner May 1911

* A Word in Season, (ss) The Forerunner December 1910

* The Work Before Us, (ss) The Forerunner January 1912

* Working to Make Black White, (ar) The Forerunner February 1914

* The Work of the Master, (ms) The Forerunner February 1914

* The World and the Three Artists, (vi) The Forerunner October 1910

* A World Beginning, (ms) The Forerunner January 1915

* The World Conference We Need, (ar) The Forerunner September 1916

* World Rousers, (ar) The Forerunner May 1915

* Worse and More of It, (ar) The Forerunner June 1915

* Worship, (pm) The Forerunner November 1910

* A Wreath of Corpses, (ms) The Forerunner April 1914

* “The Written Word”, (ms) The Forerunner January 1915

* The Year-Dawn, (pm) The Forerunner January 1913

* The Yellow Wallpaper, (ss) New England Magazine January 1892

* You Have To, (pm) The Forerunner November 1912

* Editor: The Forerunner Nov, Dec 1909, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1910
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