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Perugini, C(harles) E(dward) (1839-1918) (about) (art)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Art of C.E. Perugini by Austin Chester, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1909

Perugini, Kate; [i.e., Catherine Elizabeth Macready Perugini, née Dickens] (1839-1929) (about) (art) (chron.)
• * The Calling Voice, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #149, September 1905
• * The Child-Artist, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #155, March 1906
• * “Edwin Drood” and the Last Days of Charles Dickens, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine #158, June 1906 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
• * The Exile, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #217, May 1911
• * A Faded Letter Found in an Old Desk, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #227, March 1912
• * A Few Torn Leaves, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #236, December 1912
• * Genius and Man, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #189, January 1909
• * Happiness, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #146, June 1905
• * “How She Had Loved!”, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #142, February 1905
• * The Necklace, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #198, October 1909
• * The Poet, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #138, October 1904
• * Songs Without Words, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #152, December 1905
• * The Thackeray Celebrations: “Thackeray and My Father”, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine #220, August 1911
• * Thoughts, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine #145, May 1905

Perugini, Mark (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * Child’s Song, (pm) The Ludgate November 1896
• * The Eccentric in Art, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine #30, September 1905

Perutz, Carl (art) (chron.)
• * Paris Night Life, (pi) Argosy September 1949

Perutz, Leo (1884-1957) (about) (chron.)
• * At the Sign of the Grapeshot, (ss)
• The Argosy (UK) November 1939; translated by J. R. Perceval
• * Just a Touch on the Button, (ss)
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine March 1936; translated by Hedwig Singer
• * The Laughing Moon, (ss)
• The Argosy (UK) May 1939; translated by J. R. Perceval
• * Lord Have Mercy on Me!, (ss) The Argosy (UK) December 1932; translated by Hedwig Singer
• Fiction Parade and Golden Book Magazine November 1935; translated by Hedwig Singer
• * The Master of the Day of Judgment, (sl)
• The Argosy (UK) Sep, Oct, Nov 1930; translated by Hedwig Singer
• * The Miracle of the Mango, (sl)
• The Argosy (UK) Mar, Apr, May 1933; translated by Hedwig Singer
_____, [ref.]
• * Le Maitre du Jugement Dernier by Nathalie Dudon, (br) Fiction (France) #291, June 1978

Perzynski, W. (chron.)
• * The Murder, (ss) The Pagan October 1916

Pesak, Dani A. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter from San Francisco, CA], (lt) Astounding Science Fiction March 1952

Pesavento, Don (chron.)
• * Dr. Moreau, (pm) Space and Time #114, Summer 2011

Pescatore, Tom (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Bulldozer war homes, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fall/Winter 2014
• * The Elevator and the Pants, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Spring/Summer 2017

Pesce, Angelo (chron.)
• * First Love, (vi) Short Stories June 1891; from the Italian.; translated by Elizabeth Cavazza

Pesch, Helmut (fl. 1970s-2010s) (about) (art) (chron.)
• * [letter], (lt) Maya #11, July 1976

Peschel, Enid Rhodes (chron.)
• * Three Translations, (pm) The South Carolina Review Spring 1975

Peschkau, Emil (chron.)
• * Signor Campobassi’s Favorite Rôle, (ss) Short Stories September 1896; translated from the German by Frances A. Van Santford.

Peschke, Alan D. (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * The Caverns, (ss) 1998
• Dark Legacy #2, October 1998; originally appeared on The Innsmouth Archive website ’98.
• * Darker, (ss) Nightscapes #5, December 1997
• Cthulhu Cultus #12, 1998
• * Homecoming, (ss) Imelod #11, Autumn/October 1998
• * In Ulthar, (pm) Nightscapes #3, September 1997
• * Lamentry, (ss) Dark Legacy Spring 2000
• * On the Shore by the Ocean, (pm) Al-Azif #4, 1998
• * The Owls, (ss) Nightscapes #8, July 1998
• Dark Legacy Summer 2001
• * Seafoam, (ss) Nightscapes #5, December 1997
• Dark Legacy #1, August 1998
• * Snake Oil, (ss) Mythos Online #7, 1998
• Al-Azif #2, March/April 1998
• * What Is Within You…, (ss) Nightscapes #9, September 1998
• Dark Legacy #3, January 1999
• * Where the Moon Is Always Gibbous, (pm) The Ancient Track #2, 1999
• * Yuggoth on the Rim, (pm) Nightscapes #7, April 1998
• Imelod #11, Autumn/October 1998
• * Yule Fest, (pm) The Ancient Track #1, October 1998

Pescio, Luigi (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Millionaire’s Adventure, (ar) The Wide World Magazine (US) #207, July 1915

Pescod, Jessie (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * To a Blue-Bell, (pm) The Lady’s Realm #173, March 1911

Pescore, M. J., M.D. (chron.)
• * A Week in Prison (with J. G. Wilson, M.D.), (ex) from Problems in Prison Psychiatry, 1939
• Book Digest Combined with Books in Brief #31, August 1939

Pesek, Ludêk (1919-1999) (art)
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• * The Moon and the Planets, by Josef Sadil, illus. Ludek Pesek among others; Paul Hamlyn by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Analog Science Fact—Science Fiction August 1964

Peseroff, Joyce (1948- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Editors’ Shelf (with Peter Ho Davies, DeWitt Henry, Margot Livesey, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Lloyd Schwartz & Richard Tillinghast), (br) Ploughshares Fall 2020
• * Feeding the Fire, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1980
• * Fuck Poem, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1972
• * The Hardness Scale, (ss) Ploughshares Fall 1975
• * His Marriage (Notes for a Novel), (pm) Ploughshares Winter 1972
• * Orange, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1979
• * Poem, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1972
• * The Red Rocker, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1980
• * Refuge, (pm) Ploughshares Summer 1979
• * Weather, (pm) Ploughshares Winter 1972

Pesetsky, Alan H. (fl. 1950s)
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• * Editor:
  * ___ Asmodeus, #1 - #2. (with Michael DeAngelis)
  * ___ Asmodeus, #3. (with Henry W. Chabot)

Pesetsky, Bette (1932- ) (chron.)
• * “The Person Who Held the Job Before You”, (ss) Vogue February 1982
• * The Prince of Wales, (ss) The New Yorker September 19 1988

Peshkov, Aleksei Maksimovich (1868-1936); used pseudonym Maxim Gorky (chron.)
• * Awakening, (ss) Current Literature September 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Because of Monotony, (ss) The Stratford Journal July/August 1918, as by Maxim Gorky
• * A Boy, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Lilliput October 1943, as by Maxim Gorki; translated by Moura Budberg
• * Charlie Maine, (ss) T.P.’s Magazine #10, July 1911, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by J. Mackenzie
• * Christmas Phantoms, (ss) Current Literature December 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The City of Mammon: My Impressions of America, (ar) Appleton’s Magazine August 1906, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Comrades, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine January 1913, as by Maxim Gorky
• The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1923, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Confronting Life, (vi) The Cosmopolitan April 1905, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by Frances Kovitch
• * Demands of Life, (ss) The Stratford Magazine March 1928, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Devil, (ss) National Magazine November 1901, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Emblems, (ss) The Dial September 1927, as by Maxim Gorky
• * From the Tales of Old Izergil, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine October 1905, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by Zofia Zotowska
• * The Gipsy—Makar Chudra: A Tale of the Steppes, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• The Golden Book Magazine #5, May 1925, as by Maxim Gorki
• * The Green Cat, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly #188, November 11 1922, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by J. Sutton Paterson
• * Guide, (ss) The Dial September 1927, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Heart of a Beggar, (ss) Current Literature August 1909, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Hermit, (ss) Collier’s May 16 1925, as by Maxim Gorky
• * How They Caught Semaga, (ss) Lilliput May 1945, as by Maxim Gorky
• * In the Steppes, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Short Story Magazine (Australia) #6, 1945, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Kirilka at the Ferry, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• The Grand Magazine #2, March 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• The Argosy (UK) February 1929, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Larra, (ss) Short Stories August 1905, as by Maxim Gorky; translated from the Russian by Grace Eldredge.
• * Lenin, (ar) Liberty May 8 1926, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Life in a Prison Cell, (ss) Esquire April 1937, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Little Jewish Boy, (ss) The American Hebrew March 30 1923, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Love on a Raft, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Best Stories of All Time March 1926, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Makar Chudra, (ss) The Stratford Journal March 1918, as by Maxim Gorky
• The Stratford Magazine November 1929, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Malva, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Best Stories of All Time February 1926, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Man and the Simplon, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror March 19 1915, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Man’s Behaviour When Alone, (ar) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Lilliput August 1943, as by Maxim Gorki
• * Man Who Could Not Die, (ss) The Stratford Journal June 1918, as by Maxim Gorky
• The Stratford Magazine May 1929, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Man with a National Face, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• The Golden Book Magazine #97, January 1933, as by Maxim Gorky; from Tales of Two Countries 1914.
• * Man with Another Man’s Soul, (ss) Vanity Fair (US) February 1924, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The March of Man, (es) The Cosmopolitan July 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Menace of Asia, (ar) Hearst’s International June 1922, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Mister God, (ss) The Nation November 7 1923, as by Maxim Gorky
• * “Mob”, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine November 1906, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Mother, (n.) Appleton’s Magazine Dec 1906, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1907, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Mother and Destroyer, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #237, November 15 1913, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by John Cournos
• * Mother Kemsky, (ss) This Quarter July/September 1930, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Mother Kemsky, (ss) The London Magazine October 1954, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by Moura Budberg
• * New York—City of Mammon, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1906, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Old Man, (ss) Echo October 1926, as by Maxim Gorky
• * On an Autumn Night, (ss) The Russian Review October 1916, as by Maxim Gorky
• * On Christmas Eve, (ss) Tales December 1905, as by Maxim Gorky; translated from the Russian.
• * One Little Boy, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #5, 1952, as by Maxim Gorky
• * On Literature: February, (ms) , as by Maxim Gorky
• The Golden Book Magazine #62, February 1930, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by S. S. Koteliansky
• * The Pogrom, (ss) Esquire July 1935, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Proud Heart of Danko, (ss) Short Stories April 1906, as by Maxim Gorky; translated from the Russian by Rachel Carew.
• * The Rival Dancers, (ss) The Story-teller #167, February 1921, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Rivals, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine January 1921, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Road of Shame, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine April 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Russian Cruelty, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1922, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Short Story Masterpiece:
  * ___ Wages of Sin, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
  • 10 Story Book July 1913, as by Maxim Gorki
• * Song of the Blind, (ss) The Yale Review Autumn 1985, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Song of the Falcon, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine September 1905, as by Maxim Gorky
• Echo July 1926, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Song of the Falcon, (ss) Kingdom Come #12, Autumn 1943, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by Beatrice Scott
• * Song of the Storm-Petrel, (pm) Cosmopolitan Magazine January 1906, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Storm Petrel, (pp) Tom Watson’s Magazine March 1905, as by Maxim Gorky; translated by Abraham Cahan
• * Story of a Devil, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine #234, March 1903, as by Maxim Gorky
• * Story of a Novel, (ss) Southwest Review April 1925, as by Maxim Gorky
• * The Strange Murderer, (ss) The Dial October 1924, as by Maxim Gorky; translated from the Russian.
• * Twenty-Six Men and a Girl, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Here’s Reading You’ll Enjoy, Royce, 1944, as by Maxim Gorki; translated from the Russian (“Dvadtsat shest i odna”, 1899).
• Girl Watcher #1, March 1959, as by Maxim Gorki
• * Wages of Sin, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• 10 Story Book July 1913, as by Maxim Gorki
• * Wandering People, (ss) , as by Maxim Gorky
• Best Stories of All Time May 1926, as by Maxim Gorki
_____, [ref.]
• * The Bitterness of Gorky by Nathan Bryllion Fagin, (cr) The Double Dealer May 1923

Pesice, Duane (fl. 2000s-2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * Amphibians, (ss) Cthulhu Cultus #17, 2000
• * Black on Black, (pm) Cthulhu Cultus #18, 2001
• * Cat and Mouse, (ss) The Weirdbook Annual #1 ed. Doug Draa, Wildside Press, 2017
• * The Inner Dark, (ss) Nightscapes #14, August 2001
• * Malone, (ss) Cthulhu Cultus #18, 2001
• * Parchment, (ss) Dark Legacy Winter 2000/2001

Peskett, S(idney) John (1906-1991) (about) (chron.)
• * Empire Hero, (vi) Lilliput August 1941
• * The Four Horsemen and the Lyons Mail, (ar) London Mystery Selection #44, March 1960
• * From Chartres to Cayenne, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #31, December 1956
• * Mass Murder, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #21, 1954
• * Murder and Mutilation, (ar) The London Mystery Magazine #18, 1953
• * Murder or Suicide?, (ar) London Mystery Selection #51, November 1961
• * The Mystery of the “Meduse”, (ar) London Mystery Selection #73, May 1967
• * La Pommerais, (ar) London Mystery Selection #54, 1962
• * Rogues Gallery, (ss) London Mystery Selection #125, June 1980
• * The Sailor’s Find, (vi) Lilliput March 1942
• * Sentence of Death, (ss) Lilliput February 1943
• * Smoke in the Rue Lesueur, (ar) London Mystery Selection #42, September 1959
• * The Strange Drama of Cyrus A. Clamm, (vi) London Opinion November 1940
• * Voyage au Pays de Simenon, (ar) London Mystery Selection #38, September 1958
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• * The Prussian Hussar by Johann Peter Hebel, (ss) Courier November 1962

Peskett, William (chron.)
• * [poems], (pm) Ambit #78, 1979

Peskin, Evan (art) (chron.)
• * The Marines Hit the Saddle, (pi) Argosy October 1963

Peskin, Hy (1915-2005) (art) (chron.)
• * The Abbe Lane TV Never Sees, (pi) Argosy August 1957
• * Ace Cameraman Catches the Rodeo, (pi) Argosy April 1950
• * Argosy’s Tips from Photographers:
  * ___ Focus on Action, (ar) Argosy June 1954
• * Best Horse of All?, (pi) Argosy August 1954
• * Bring ’Em Up Alive, (pi) Argosy September 1953
• * Calypso, (pi) Argosy September 1957
• * Champ Loggers, (pi) Argosy August 1953
• * Focus on Action, (ar) Argosy June 1954
• * Frank Merriwell, ’49, (ar) Argosy November 1949
• * How to Earn a Fast $350, (pi) Argosy October 1952
• * The Man Who Invented Florida (with Norton Wood), (pi) Argosy June 1950
• * Miss Sporting Look, (pi) Argosy January 1958
• * My Best Sports Pictures, (pi) Argosy February 1950
• * New York’s Most Lavish Night Spot, (pi) Argosy April 1957
• * Pictures Tell the Story:
  * ___ Best Horse of All?, (pi) Argosy August 1954
  * ___ Champ Loggers, (pi) Argosy August 1953
  * ___ The Man Who Invented Florida (with Norton Wood), (pi) Argosy June 1950
• * Rodeo Hot Seat, (pi) Argosy January 1956
• * Sled-Dog Derby, (pi) Adventure February 1954
• * Song in Her Heart, (pi) Argosy June 1958
• * So You Think You Can Pick a Winner?, (pi) Argosy December 1957
• * The Suicide Run, (pi) Argosy March 1956
• * This Is a Man Dying, (pi) Argosy September 1953
• * Tropicana, (pi) Argosy July 1957
• * Watch the Clock, (pi) Argosy June 1954
• * Wild West Wing-Ding, (pi) Argosy August 1951
_____, as told to
• * “You’ve Got to Be Tough!”, (pi) Argosy February 1959; as told by Muzz Patrick
_____, [ref.]
• * Argonotes, (bg) Argosy September 1953
• * Argonotes, (bg) Argosy November 1949, uncredited.

Peskoe-Yang, Lynne (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Superbloom, (ss) Metaphorosis January 2021

Pessenda, David J. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Fulfillment, (ss) Hardboiled #14, September 1992

Pessina, Hector Raul (1930-2016) (chron.)
• * The Love War, (ar) Perry Rhodan #53, 1974
• * Scientifilm World:
  * ___ The Love War, (cl) Perry Rhodan #53, 1974
  * ___ Silent Running, (cl) Perry Rhodan #55, 1974
  * ___ Space Films, (cl) Perry Rhodan #35, #36 1973, #39, #40, #41, #42, #43, #44, #45, #46, #47, #48, #49 1974
  
  * ___ The 12-Handed Men of Mars, (cl) Perry Rhodan #52, 1974
  * ___ War of the Satellites, (cl) Perry Rhodan #56, 1974
• * Silent Running, (ar) Perry Rhodan #55, 1974
• * Space Films, (ar) Perry Rhodan #35, #36 1973, #39, #40, #41, #42, #43, #44, #45, #46, #47, #48, #49 1974
  
• * The 12-Handed Men of Mars, (ar) Perry Rhodan #52, 1974
• * War of the Satellites, (ar) Perry Rhodan #56, 1974

Pessoa, Fernando; [born Fernando António Nogueira Pessôa] (1888-1935) (about) (chron.)
• * The Fifth Empire, (pm) Sacrum Regnum #2, 2013; translated by Mark Valentine
_____, [ref.]
• * The Man Who Never Was: An Appreciation of Fernando Pessoa by Adam Daly, (ar) Wormwood #2, 2004

Pesta, Ben (chron.)
• * The Original Rhinestone Cowboy, (ar) TWA Ambassador October 1976

Pesta, John (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Mother of Darkness, (ss) Mirage v1 #5, 1962
• * Verse, (pm) Yandro November 1962
• * [letter from Allentown, PA], (lt) New Frontiers August 1960

Pestbane, Festus Q.; pseudonym (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Report on Plague “A”: The Aldiss Sequence, (ss) Zimri #3, June 1972 [Ref. Brian W. Aldiss]

Pestow, Earl H. (chron.)
• * Prize-winning Father, (??) Collier’s August 5 1950
• * What Do You Do When Bored?, (??) Collier’s June 28 1952

Pestriniero, Renato (1933- ) (chron.)
• * Espree, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction August 1989; translated by Kim Stanley Robinson
• * Night of the Id, (ss) Different Realities #4, December 1998; translated by Joe F. Randolph
• * The People in the Painting, (ss) Starshore Summer 1990; translated by Kim Stanley Robinson
• * Traveling Companion, (ss) Different Realities #3, August 1998; translated by Joe F. Randolph

Pétain, Henri (Philippe) Benoni Omer (1856-1951) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Reputations: Ten Years After, IV: Pétain: Military Economist by Liddell Hart, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine #379, January 1928

Petaja, Emil (Theodore) (1915-2000); used pseudonyms Theodore Pine & H. J. Swanza (about) (chron.)
• * The Ancestral Thread, (ss) Amazing Stories May 1947
• * The Answer, (ss) Imagination September 1951
• * Asphodel, (pm) Futuria Fantasia Winter 1940, as by Theodore Pine
• The Phantagraph May 1937
• * Badlands Varmint, (vi) Western Trails July 1946
• * The Barker’s Carcass, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine August 1945
• * Boothill Banker [Cinco], (ss) Western Action February 1952
• Western Action (UK) #5, 195?
• * Bullets on the Downbeat, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine October 1944
• * Bushwhack Bonanza, (ss) Western Trails April 1946
• * Close-Up of a Killer, (ss) Ten Detective Aces June 1946
• * Cold-Deck Showdown, (ss) Western Trails September 1946
• * The Corpse Wants Company, (ss) Crack Detective Stories November 1945
• * Cube in a Dodecagon Garden, (ss) Spaceway May/June 1970
• * Cure-All for Coyotes, (ss) Western Aces March 1946
• * Cyanide and Old Lace, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine April 1945
• * The Dark Balcony, (ss) Fantastic Adventures February 1951
• Fantastic Adventures (UK) #7, 1951
• Fantastic Adventures Yearbook 1970
• * Dark Hollow, (ss) Magazine of Horror Winter 1966/1967
• * The Dead Are Quick, (ss) Crack Detective Stories October 1947
• * Death House Brood, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine October 1945, as by Theodore Pine
• * Death Mask, (ss) Crack Detective Stories July 1946
• * Dinosaur Goes Hollywood, (ss) Amazing Stories November 1942
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Summer 1943
• * Don’t Come to Mars! (with Henry Hasse), (ss) Fantastic Adventures April 1950, as by Henry Hasse
• Fantastic Adventures (UK) #1, 1950, as by Henry Hasse
• Fantastic Adventures Quarterly (Reissue) Fall 1950, as by Henry Hasse
• Amazing Stories January 1969, as by Henry Hasse
• * The Dream Bandit Says Goodnight, (ss) Adam (Australia) December 1957
• * Dream Within a Dream Within, (pm) The Californian Summer 1937
• * Elemental, (pm) The Californian Summer 1937
• * Enigma, (pm) The Acolyte Winter 1942
• * Famous Fantasy Fiction, (ar) The Fantasy Fan July 1934
• * Fear of Sleep, (pm) Stirring Science Stories March 1942
• Uncanny Tales (Canada) December 1942
• * The Flying Corpse, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine December 1945
• * Gola’s Hell, (ss) Witchcraft & Sorcery #8, 1972
• * Good Night, Dream Bandit, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine June 1945
• * Gunpowder Frolic, (ss) Western Action April 1946
• * Heavenly Host, (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow August 1966
• Worlds of Tomorrow (UK) Spring 1967
• * Hold Your Pose, Killer!, (ss) Ten Detective Aces October 1946, as by Theodore Pine
• * Hook, Line and Sucker, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine October 1945
• * Hot-Lead Headlines, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine December 1944
• * The Hungry Ghost, (ss) Weird Tales March 1950
• Weird Tales (UK) #4, 1950
• * The Insistent Ghost, (ss) Weird Tales September 1950
• Weird Tales (UK) #7, 1950
• * The Intruder, (ss) Futuria Fantasia Winter 1940
• * The Jonah, (ss) Weird Tales March 1946
• Weird Tales (Canada) May 1946
• * King of Killers, (ss) Crack Detective Stories January 1947
• * Little Brown Juggernaut, (ss) Western Trails February 1946
• * Live Evil, (ss) Weird Tales July 1952
• Weird Tales (UK) #18, 1952
• * Lost Dream, (pm) Weird Tales January 1938
• * The Man Who Hated War, (ss) Amazing Stories December 1944
• * Marmok, (pm) Futuria Fantasia Winter 1940
• * Meet the Authors:
  * ___ Emil Petaja, (bg) Amazing Stories June 1943
  • Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1943
• * Me the People, (nv) Amazing Stories June 1943
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1943
• * Midas Morgan’s Golden Touch, (ss) Amazing Stories May 1944
• * Million-Mile Hunt, (ss) If March 1965
• * The Mist, (ss) Fantasmagoria July 1937
• The Diversifier July 1977
• Fantasy Book March 1986
• * Monsieur Bluebeard, (ss) Weird Tales September 1944
• Weird Tales (Canada) January 1945
• * Murder-Go-Round, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine June 1945, as by Theodore Pine
• * Murder on the Cuff, (ss) New Detective Magazine March 1946
• Detective Tales (UK) June 1956
• * The Music-Box from Hell, (ss) Weird Tales May 1945
• Weird Tales (Canada) November 1945, as by H. J. Swanza
• * Not Quite Human, (ss) Future Science Fiction Stories January 1952
• Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories (UK) #6, 1952
• * Old Lena Tuppit, (ss) The Acolyte Fall 1942
• * Only Gone Before, (ss) Magazine of Horror March 1968
• * Othuum, Chapter 3: The White Magician, (rr) Witchcraft & Sorcery #10, 1974
• * Pallbearer Mercy, (ss) Ten Detective Aces March 1946
• * The Perfumed Peril, (ss) Ten Detective Aces May 1945
• * Emil Petaja, (bg) Amazing Stories June 1943
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1943
• * Phantasies That You May Have Missed, (br) The Phantagraph v4 #3, 1936
• * Phantasy in Folklore, (ar) The Phantagraph October 1936, as by Theodore Pine
• * Picture of Homicide, (ss) Ten Detective Aces March 1946, as by Theodore Pine
• * Pin the Crepe on Me!, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine July 1946
• * Pin-Up Foil, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine December 1945, as by Theodore Pine
• * Polecat Plumage, (ss) Real Western December 1946
• * Red-Letter Night, (ss) Crack Detective Stories March 1946
• * Satan Hogs the Camera, (ss) Ten Detective Aces November 1945
• * Satan’s Jack-in-the-Box, (ss) Ten Detective Aces December 1946
• Detective Aces (UK) v1 #7, 195?
• * Scream Test for Homicide, (ss) Ten Detective Aces November 1944
• * The Secret of Satellite Seven (with Henry Hasse), (nv) Amazing Stories February 1952, as by Theodore Pine
• * Sixgun Serenade [Cinco], (ss) Western Action December 1952
• Western Action (UK) #8, 195?
• * Skydrift, (ss) Weird Tales November 1949
• Weird Tales (UK) #2, 1949
• * The Sky Hermit, (pm) The Phantagraph November/December 1935, as by Theodore Pine
• * Stirred Ashes, (ss) The Saint Magazine April 1967
• * They Picture Wonders, (ar) The Hannes Bok Memorial Showcase of Fantasy Art by Emil Petaja, SiSU, 1974
• Sword & Fantasy #15, March 2019
• * They Watch, (pm) The Phantagraph November 1944
• * “This World Is Ours!”, (ss) Imagination July 1952
• * Time Will Tell, (ss) Amazing Stories June 1942
• Amazing Stories Quarterly (Reissue) Winter 1942
• * Token from Tokyo, (ss) Ten Detective Aces March 1945
• * Tomorrow’s Mask, (ss) Witchcraft & Sorcery #6, May 1971
• * The Towers of Silence, (pm) The Acolyte Fall 1942
• * Trick Talk and Triggers, (ss) Western Action April 1947
• * Trigger Surgery, (ss) Ten Detective Aces October 1946
• * Trouble Trail [Cinco], (ss) Western Action July 1948
• * The Two Doors, (ss) Unusual Stories Winter 1935, as by Theodore Pine
• * Votaress, (ss) Weird Tales September 1945
• Weird Tales (Canada) November 1945
• * The Warrior, (pm) Weird Tales January 1939
• The Howard Collector #7, Winter 1965
• * The Weirdest Tale of All, (ar) Xenophile #11, March 1975
• PEAPS Mailing #12, July 1990
• * Weird Music (with Duane W. Rimel), (ar) The Phantagraph July 1936
• * Welcome Home to Nightmare, (ss) Ten Detective Aces September 1945
• * We Must Go and Tell the King, (ss) Orb v2 #1, 1950
• * Where Is Thy Sting, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction May 1967
• * Will for a Kill, (ss) 10-Story Detective Magazine November 1946
• * Witch’s Bercuese, (pm) Marvel Tales Summer 1935
• * World of the Spectrum, (nv) Worlds of Tomorrow July 1965
• * Yellow Streak, (ss) Mammoth Western December 1946
• * Yoke for a Maverick, (ss) Western Trails February 1946, as by Theodore Pine
• * [letter], (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1932, Sep 1934, Aug 1935, Apr 1938, Mar 1946
_____, [ref.]
• * Letter to Emil Petaja, December 17, 1934 (“Thank you very much for the splendid sonnet.”) by Robert E. Howard, (lt) The Howard Collector #7, Winter 1965
• The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v14 #4, 2020/21
• * Letter to Emil Petaja, March 6, 1935 (“Glad the ms. proved satisfactory.”) by Robert E. Howard, (lt) Bunyips in the Mulga #19, 1984
• The Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter v3 #3, 2009
• * Lost Earths and Stolen Suns: Emil Petaja’s Novels of the “Land of Heroes” by John Howard, (ar) Wormwood #33, 2019
• * The Nets of Space by Ted Pauls, (br) Science Fiction Review #36, 1970
• * The Prism by L. Sprague de Camp, (br) Amra v2 #47, 1968