The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 2200

[]Maxwell, Kit (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Gaza Strip—Sun “Page Three” Girl, (pi) Penthouse (UK) April 1980
• * Girl Talk: The Best of Friends, (pi) Penthouse (UK) March 1980

[]Maxwell, Kristi (chron.)
• * from Hush Sessions, (pm) Backwards City Review Fall 2006

[]Maxwell, Lawrence T. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Silent Death, (ss) Game Stories April 1932

[]Maxwell, Lyla G. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Anybody’s Girl, (ss) All-Story Love Stories November 9 1935
• * Buckaroo Party, (ss) Western Romances #31, December 1933
• * Dancing Hearts, (ss) All-Story Love Stories September 26 1936

[]Maxwell, M. Max (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Prisoner 794, (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact September 1973

[]Maxwell, Maggie (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Love Letters from Robots, (vi) Daily Science Fiction July 11 2018

[]Maxwell, Malcolm (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Saving of Suva, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine December 1930

[]Maxwell, Marcuswell (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Lions at Home, (ar) The Windsor Magazine February 1933
• * Lions Stalk My Car, (ar) The New Passing Show April 23 1932

[]Maxwell, Marijane (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Fantasy, (pm) All-Story Love Stories December 2 1933
• * Song, (pm) All-Story Love Stories Aug 1 1933, May 27 1939

[]Maxwell, Marina Ama Omowale (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Devil Beads, (ss) Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root ed. Nalo Hopkinson, Invisible Cities Press, 2000

[]Maxwell, Marjorie (chron.)
• * The Lighted House, (ss) The American Girl December 1934

[]Maxwell, Marvin (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * [letter from New York, NY], (lt) Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories September/October 1950

[]Maxwell, Mary (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Novelists on their Work, (sy) The Ludgate November 1895

[]Maxwell, Mary (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * I Want, (ss) Aqua Erotica ed. Mary Anne Mohanraj, Three Rivers Press, 2000

[]Maxwell, Mary Aline (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The City of Joy, (pm) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine November 1915

[]Maxwell, Mary Mortimer; pseudonym of Elizabeth Banks (1865-1938) (about) (chron.)
• * How Uncle Sam Electioneers, (ar) The Penny Pictorial #491, October 24 1908
• * The Tragedy of the Short Woman, (ar) The Lady’s Realm August 1910
• * The Wedding Ring and the Wage-Earner, (ar) The Lady’s Realm May 1910
• * The Woman Who Was So Tired, (ss) The New York Times December 16 1906
• Stories for Winter and Nights by the Fire ed. Simon Thomas, The British Library, 2023, as by Elizabeth Banks

[]Maxwell, Matt (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Chunked [Cthulhu], (ss) Tomorrow’s Cthulhu ed. C. Dombrowski & Scott Gable, Broken Eye Books, 2016

[]Maxwell, Matthew (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * A Fifth World, (ss) Uchronia ed. Zelda Knight, Aurelia Leo, 2022

[]Maxwell, Michael (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Champaign, IL, 61820], (lt) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1969

[]Maxwell, Mona (chron.)
• * The Knight in White Armour, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1913, 1913

[]Maxwell, Myra (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Message to the Front, (pl) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine July 1915

[]Maxwell, Nathaniel Hamilton (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * The Label, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine May 1910
• * Matt: Man of Affairs, (ss) Collier’s Weekly July 23 1904
• * The Training of Tad Three, (ss) The Red Book Magazine August 1905

[]Maxwell, Noemie (chron.)
• * Review, (br) Ice River #5, October 1989

[]Maxwell, Nyamweya (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Death Everlasting, (ss) Penumbric Speculative Fiction April 2021

[]Maxwell, P. R. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Strand Magazine Apr 1931, Apr, Jul 1933
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Magazine Aug, Nov, Dec 1931, Feb 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Windsor Magazine Oct 1932, #496 Apr, #501 Sep, #502 Oct 1936, #506 Feb, Oct 1937, May, Jul 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pearson’s Magazine May 1934, Oct 1937

[]Maxwell, Patricia (Anne Ponder) (1942- ); used pseudonym Jennifer Blake (chron.)
• * Behind the Scenes, (ss) Good Housekeeping June 1991, as by Jennifer Blake
• * Besieged Heart, (na) Secrets of the Heart, Topaz, 1994, as by Jennifer Blake
• * A Vision of Sugarplums, (na) A Joyous Season, Zebra Books, 1996, as by Jennifer Blake
• * The Warlock’s Daughter, (na) Stardust, Avon, 1994, as by Jennifer Blake

[]Maxwell, Percy (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * At Night, (pm) Breezy Stories September 1915
• * The Confession, (pm) Breezy Stories December 1915
• The New Magazine (UK) February 1916
• * Knowledge, (pm) Breezy Stories November 1915
• * A Lover’s Chant, (pm) Breezy Stories June 1916
• * The Lover’s Reproach, (pm) Breezy Stories January 1916
• * Nothing on New York, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1916
• * The Wail of the Untidy Man, (pm) Breezy Stories February 1916
• * Wasted, (pm) Breezy Stories October 1915
• Droll Stories March 1923
• Breezy Stories December 1947

[]Maxwell, Perriton (1867-1947) (chron.)
• * A. B. Frost—Most Versatile of American Illustrators, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) April 1908
• * The Adam Turner That Was, (ss) People’s July 1908
• * American Kings and Their Kingdoms: Senator William A. Clark, The Copper King, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 27 1899
• * The Cash-Boys’ College, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1900
• * Charles Dana Gibson—Creator of American Social Types, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1908
• The Busy Man’s Magazine March 1908
• * The Coin of the Realm, (ar) The Bohemian Magazine July 1908
• * Dresden China on the Stage, (th) Nash’s Magazine March 1913
• * The Father of a Thousand Girls, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine June 1910 [Ref. Harrison Fisher], uncredited.
• Nash’s Magazine May 1911, as by P. M.
• * F. Hopkinson Smith as a Water-Colorist, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1899
• * A Forgotten Utopia, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine September 1900
• * Great American Illustrators:
  * ___ A. B. Frost—Most Versatile of American Illustrators, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) April 1908
  * ___ Charles Dana Gibson—Creator of American Social Types, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1908
  * ___ Smedley—A Delineator of American Character, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1907
• * Helleu and His Art, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine June 1907 [Ref. Paul Helleu]
• * How Men Made Their First $1000: Darius Ogden Mills, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 1 1899
• * If Hoover Should Not Choose to Run, (ar) Liberty June 11 1932
• * Is New York Breeding a Race of Criminals in the East Side Area?, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine September 1901
• * Like Socrates Used to Make, (ms) Blue Pencil Magazine February 1900
• * The Many-Sided F. Hopkinson Smith: Artist, Author, Lecturer, Engineer, Man of Affairs, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 15 1899
• * Men of Action: Charles Ranlett Flint, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 2 1899 [Ref. Charles Ranlett Flint]
• * Men of Action: R. Lindsay Coleman, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 3 1900
• * The Men Whose Pencils Make Us Laugh, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1901
• * $1,000,000 Worth of Time, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1900
• * Mishaps Amain [Jem Belch], (ss) People’s October 1908
• Sea Stories Magazine May 1926
• * The Murder Ship in the Sky, (ar) Liberty August 22 1931
• * A New Artist of the Weird, (ar) Nash’s Magazine April 1912 [Ref. Aubrey Beardsley]
• * A New Dore Who Is Amazing the Art World, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine July 1901
• * Photographing the Future, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine August 1900
• * Player and Playwright, (ar) Nash’s Magazine April 1913
• * The ’Poor Richard’ Papers: Beginning a Business Career, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 1 1899
• * The Portraiture of Children, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine August 1904
• * Russell Sage as He Is, (ia) The Junior Munsey July 1900
• * Smedley—A Delineator of American Character, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1907
• * Some Storied Tapestries, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1909
• * The Stage Story of Maud Adams, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1908
• * The Sweetness of Belle Hazzard [Jem Belch], (ss) People’s April 1908
• Sea Stories Magazine September 5 1923
• * Thanksgiving Eve in Paddy’s Market, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine November 1900
• * A Trousered Pan, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine December 1900
• * Two Painters and Some Portraits, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1904
• * The Unfamiliar George Washington: Forgotten Episodes in a Nutshell Biography, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 25 1899
• * The Unfamiliar Rudyard Kipling, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 29 1899 [Ref. Rudyard Kipling]
• * An Up-to-Date Fairy Tale, (ss) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1907
• The Busy Man’s Magazine April 1907
• Pearson’s Magazine December 1907
• * Will Any of These Ever Reach the White House?, (ar) Liberty May 28 1932
• * William Allen Rogers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1909
• * William Merritt Chase—Artist, Wit, Philosopher, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 4 1899 [Ref. William M. Chase]
• * Young Blood: William Dana Gibson, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1899 [Ref. William Dana Gibson]
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• * Futurism in the Dance, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1915, as by P. M.
_____, as told to
• * How Worry Kills, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1899; as told by George W. Jacoby
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1915

[]Maxwell, Philip (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Five Men Adrift, (ts) Thrills November 1927

[]Maxwell, Portia (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Cellophane Moon, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 28 1937
• * Hawaii Night, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine October 2 1937
• * Navy Date, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 5 1939
• * Navy Lady, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine June 12 1937
• * Tinsel ’Round My Heart, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 24 1938

[]Maxwell, R. W. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * A Recipe for Disaster, (ss) Tree and Stone #5, December 2022

[]Maxwell, Reuben (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Heights Remain, (pm) Horlick’s Magazine and Home Journal for Australia, India and the Colonies June 1904

[]Maxwell, Richard (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * An Affair with a Stranger, (ss) Adam January 1963
• * Arctic Trap, (ss) Sir Knight v2 #6, 1961
• * Bad Day at Tonkawa, (ss) Adam September 1963
• * Carnival Gal, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #15, 1964
• * Charter for Murder, (ss) Knight March 1963
• * The Condemned, (ss) Knight November 1963
• * A Day for Dying, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #12, 1963
• * Death Ride, (ss) Adam April 1961
• * Deserted Village, (ss) Adam June 1961
• * Duel at Claptrap, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #6, 1961
• * Fall Guy, (ss) Adam November 1961
• * Fractured Honeymoon, (ss) Adam Yearbook 1965
• * Homecoming, (ss) Knight April 1964 [Ref. John D. MacDonald]; a rewritten excerpt from MacDonald’s 1958 novel Clemmie, possibly plagiarised.
• * I Come to Bury Caesar, (ss) Sir Knight v2 #9, 1961
• * If I Should Die, (ss) Sir Knight v2 #8, 1961
• * The Long Night, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #8, 1961
• * The Luster, (ss) Men’s Digest April 1966
• * Madman on My Island, (ss) Men’s Digest June 1966
• * Method for Murder, (ss) Adam December 1961
• * The Mission, (ss) Adam January 1964
• * Molly, (ss) Adam March 1961
• * Night of the Killer, (ss) Sir Knight v2 #11, 1961
• * Planet of the Dreamer, (ss) Knight January 1964
• * Quartet in H, (ss) Adam August 1961
• * The Screaming Nude, (ss) Knight July 1963
• * Showdown at Cutback, (ss) Sir Knight v3 #2, 1962
• * Sing a Song of Death, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #10, 1962
• * The Snare, (ss) Sir Knight v2 #12, 1961
• Man Junior June 1962
• * The Stone God, (ss) Adam October 1961
• * The Swinging Sisters of Otter Tail Creek, (ss) Adam June 1963
• * Tarnished Angel, (ss) Adam Bedside Reader #13, 1963
• * Thaddy’s Millions, (ss) Adam October 1962
• * Vengeance for Vicki, (ss) Knight January 1963
• * Violent Saturday, (ss) Knight September 1963
• * The Way Back, (ss) Adam August 1964
• * Winter Thunder, (ss) Adam November 1962
• * The Witch of Waccamaw, (ss) Adam October 1963
• * You Live Once, (ss) Adam July 1962

[]Maxwell, Richard C. (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Improbable Grandmaster, (ss) Haunted December 1964

[]Maxwell, Robert (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Golden Fleece, (ar) Easy Money April 1936
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• * Robert Maxwell by Richard Burns, (iv) Penthouse (UK) July 1984

[]Maxwell, Robert Anderson (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Golden Sands, (ms) Mammoth Western April 1949
• * Training a Medicine Man, (ar) Mammoth Western October 1947

[]Maxwell, Robert D. (chron.)
• * The Lonely Kings, (pm) Harper’s Magazine August 1946

[]Maxwell, Robert J. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Operation Was Successful, (ss) Medical Horrors January 1932

[]Maxwell, Robert W. (chron.)
• * But Would You Want Your Sister to Marry One?, (ss) Midnight Zoo v2 #4, 1992
• * C Squared, (ss) Midnight Zoo v3 #4, 1993
• * A Woman in Amber, (ss) Midnight Zoo v3 #11, 1993

[]Maxwell, Robin (chron.)
• * Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan, (ar) Burroughs Bulletin #87, Summer 2011

[]Maxwell, Roger (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Sing a Dirty War Song, (ts) Swank February 1956

[]Maxwell, Ron P. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Dark in the Night, (ss) Erie Tales 666 ed. David C. Hayes, Nicole Castle Kelly & MontiLee Stormer, The Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers, 2013

[]Maxwell, Ronala (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Our Wonderful Baby, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1911

[]Maxwell, Ronald; pseudonym of Ronald Gregor Smith (1913-1968) (chron.)
• * Police Witness, (ss) The Evening Standard August 17 1953

[]Maxwell, Ruth; pseudonym of J. G. Jones (1876-1957) (chron.)
• * At School Against Her Will, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1922
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #104, October 1926
• * At School to Find Her Sister, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #216, September 1929
• * At School to Guard a Madcap, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1928
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #636, June 1938
• * At School to Hide Herself, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1926
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #188, February 1929
• * At School Under a False Name, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #365, October 1932
• * Back to the Romany Life, (n.) School Friend 1929
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #277, December 1930
• * The “Bad Girl” of the School, (n.) School Girl 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #397, June 1933
• * The Black Spy of Greystone, (n.) School Girl 1933
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #600, September 1937
• * Fighting for Her Rights at School, (n.) School Girl 1929
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #316, October 1931
• * The Fraud of the Fourth, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1933
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #484, April 1935
• * From Fourth Form to Fortune, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1933
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #504, September 1935
• * The Harum-Scarum Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1923
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #164, June 1928
• * Her Secret Foes at School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #384, March 1933
• * Her Shadowed Schooldays, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1937
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #698, September 1939
• * Hetty’s Treasure-Hunt at School, (n.) School Girl 1933
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #592, July 1937
• * The Little Sister of the Circus, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1928
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #240, March 1930
• * The Lucky Vase, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1925, 1924
• * The Millionaire Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1922
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #122, April 1927
• * Myra Harvey’s Choice, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #88, April 1926
• * The Mystery Clock of St Judith’s, (n.) School Girl 1934
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #673, March 1939
• * The Mystery Girl of Sandstone, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #114, January 1927
• * The Mystery Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #236, February 1930
• * The Nameless Schoolgirl, (n.) School Friend 1928
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #263, August 1930
• * No Good at School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1923
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #193, March 1929
• * Perilous Schooldays - Because of Her Double, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1929
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #648, September 1938
• * The Rival Schoolgirl Sisters, (n.) School Girl 1932
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #424, January 1934
• * Sally of the Halls, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1933
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #468, December 1934
• * The School for Gipsies, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #204, June 1929
• * The Schoolgirl from Africa, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1928
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #256, July 1930
• * The Schoolgirl from the Orphanage, (n.) School Girl 1932
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #436, April 1934
• * The Schoolgirl Nobody Wanted, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #149, January 1928
• * The Schoolgirl Sleepwalker’s Problem, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #608, November 1937
• * The School of Mystery, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1924
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #95, July 1926
• * The School on the Sea!, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #360, September 1932
• * The Sea Guides’ Quest, (n.) School Girl 1931
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #431, February 1934
• * The Secret Under Her School, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1928
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #632, May 1938
• * Sent to School by a Nobody, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #572, February 1937
• * The Sleepwalker of St. Mildred’s, (n.) School Girl 1935
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #536, May 1936
• * Sylvia’s Strange School Quest, (n.) School Girl 1930
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #344, May 1932
• * Their Foe in the Scarlet Hood, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own 1926
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #508, October 1935
• * Unpopular at School, (n.) School Friend 1927
• Schoolgirls’ Own Library #224, November 1929

[]Maxwell, Samuel Steen (chron.)
• * Tyrant Nature, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine August 1903

[]Maxwell, Scott (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Weird Tales September/October 2008

[]Maxwell, Shamus (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Pencil of Truth, (vi) Daily Science Fiction February 13 2012
• * The Unmitigated Destruction of Vance’s Reader, (ss) Bourbon Penn #3, November 2011

[]Maxwell, Shaylen (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Find Us, (ss) Aoife’s Kiss December 2011
• * One Giant Leap, (ss) OG’s Speculative Fiction #29, March 2011

[]Maxwell, Simon (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * The Asparagus Bed, (ss) Rapture v2 #2, 1961
• * Like Tomatoes, (ss) Snap v2 #1, 1961
• * Nude with Round Heels, (ss) Snap v2 #2, 1961

[]Maxwell, Stanley; pseudonym of Stanley M. Zuckerberg (1919-1993) (about) (chron.)
• * The Men Who Make the Argosy, (cl) Argosy July 26 1941
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Blue Book Magazine December 1939
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Clues Detective Stories Jul, Sep, Nov 1940
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Action Stories June 1941
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Argosy Jun 21, Jul 26, Sep 27 1941, Feb, Apr 1943

[]Maxwell, Sybil (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * A Disgrace to Her Family, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Summer 1890
• * A Moor-stream, (ar) Atalanta #61, October 1892

[]Maxwell, Sydney (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Mrs. Vaynol’s Old Lace, (ss) Nash’s Magazine June 1909

[]Maxwell, T(homas) D. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * An Appeal to Arms, (ss) The Windsor Magazine November 1912
• * Charcoal Cut Charcoal, (ss) The Windsor Magazine October 1912
• * How Sammy Scored, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper October 4 1902
• * Miss Harrington’s Guinea Pigs, (sl) The Boy’s Own Paper Apr 26, May 3, May 10 1902
• * The Night of the Party, (ss) The Windsor Magazine August 1912
• * The Rout of the Amazons, (ss) The Windsor Magazine October 1913

[]Maxwell, Teagan (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Marigold Path, (ss) Dia de los Muertos ed. Angela Charmaine Craig, Elektrik Milk Bath Press, 2010

[]Maxwell, Thomas; pseudonym of Thomas Gifford (1937-2000)
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• * The Trek Index by Neil Jones, (br) Interzone #89, November 1994

[]Maxwell, Victor; pseudonym of Maxwell Vietor (1880-1950) (books) (chron.)
• * Accidental Death [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly August 15 1931
• * All Covered Up [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly September 25 1926
• * All Crossed Up [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction October 15 1927
• * Another Use for Water [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s December 5 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * Applied Psychology [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction July 16 1927
• * The Biggest Thing in Life, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Magazine November 1935
• * The Bomb [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly March 12 1927
• * Both Women Lose, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories July 22 1934
• * Brass Buttons [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly August 2 1930
• * The Bullet Holes in the Ceiling [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly October 12 1929
• * Captain Brady Takes a Cue [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly January 23 1932
• * The Carefully Laid Plan, (ss) The Popular Magazine February 20 1918
• * The Cart Before the Horse [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly June 20 1936
• * Check and Double Check, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1931
• * A Clever Job [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly July 20 1935
• * Cold Decked, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly September 29 1934
• * The Convicting Alibi [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly December 19 1931
• * The Corpus Delicti [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly June 11 1932
• Detective Fiction Weekly (Canada) June 18 1932
• * Cougar [Arabia Marston], (nv) The Popular Magazine December 7 1915
• The Popular Magazine 2nd July 1930
• * The Courtship of Rod Darmer, (ss) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories September 24 1934
• * Crazy Like a Fox, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories September 3 1934
• * Dames Are Poison [Sluice Cullinan], (ss) Detective Action Stories October 1936
• * Dangerous Millions [Sergeant Riordan], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly August 1 1936
• * The Dark Finger-Prints [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly December 1 1928
• * A Darned Good Tailor [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly November 20 1926
• * The Deadhead Passenger, (ss) Railroad Stories November 1933
• * A Deal in Bonds, (ss) The Popular Magazine October 7 1917
• * The Death in the Binoculars [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly March 31 1934
• * The Devil Wears Diamonds [Sergeant Riordan], (na) Detective Fiction Weekly July 1 1939
• * Diamond Death Trail [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly March 28 1936
• * Died from Other Causes [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly December 18 1926
• * Doubling the Double Cross, (ss) The Popular Magazine June 7 1917
• * Easy Money and Good, (ss) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories November 26 1934
• * Evidence of Murder [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly June 22 1929
• * Fast Time on the Main Line, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly November 1 1930
• * Find the Woman in Red [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly July 15 1933
• * A Fine Night for Murders [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly February 28 1931
• * The Floater Fleet, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly September 19 1931
• * For a Point of Honor [Sergeant Riordan], (co) Popular Publications (tp), December 2024
• * For a Point of Honor [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly September 4 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * Four Petrified Men [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly February 15 1936
• * Framed [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly April 23 1927
• * The Ghost Burglar [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s February 13 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * The Girl in the Hidden Cell [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly December 9 1933
• Detective Fiction Weekly (Canada) December 9 1933
• * A Good, Smart Girl, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Magazine July 1935
• * Halloran Makes a Case [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly September 12 1931
• * Halloran Spots a Boner [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly December 31 1932
• * Handicapped by Facts [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly May 16 1931
• * The Haunted Street [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly August 21 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * The Hazardous Path [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly October 18 1930
• * He Learned to Use His Eyes [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly November 10 1928
• * The High-Frequency Eliminator [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly June 8 1935
• * Hit-and-Run [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly April 19 1930
• * The Hole in the Chimney [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s May 8 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * “Honest Jawn”, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1917
• * The Honest Thief [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s November 7 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * The Human Lightning Bolt, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly May 23 1931
• * The Hundred Flyaway Skulls [Sluice Cullinan], (nv) Detective Action Stories April/May 1937
• * The Invisible Death [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly September 6 1930
• * I Remember When, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1930
• * A Jeweler’s Reputation [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s February 27 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * Justified Piracy, (ss) The Popular Magazine December 20 1917
• * The Language of Flowers, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories April 1 1935
• * The Little Girl Who Got Lost, (nv) The Popular Magazine January 20 1916
• * Loose End, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly January 11 1936
• * The Making of a Hero, (ss) The Popular Magazine July 20 1928
• * The Man on Number 2 Boiler (with Harold Bradley Say), (ss) The Popular Magazine February 7 1926
• * The Man Who Left No Trace [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly May 2 1931
• * Marked Money [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly March 16 1929
• * Missing Persons [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly June 27 1931
• * Mister Somebody Else [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s January 9 1926
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * More Than Satisfied [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly April 9 1932
• * The Morning Alibi, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly September 26 1931
• * Mostly Head Work [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly December 15 1928
• * Murder Ahoy!, (na) New Detective Magazine January 1944
• New Detective Magazine (Canada) June 1944
• * The Murder of Joe Farrish [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly February 16 1929
• * Murder on the Limited, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly December 29 1934
• * Mushrooms and Airships, (ss) The Popular Magazine September 20 1917
• * No Imagination, (ss) The Popular Magazine September 7 1917
• * No Show at All, (ss) The Popular Magazine April 7 1917
• The Popular Magazine 1st February 1930
• * Not a Chance in 10,000, (nv) The Popular Magazine February 20 1917
• * The Old Lummox [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly December 30 1933
• * One of These Seven [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) All Star Detective Stories May 1931
• World Stories #39, June 1931
• * One Thing After Another [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction February 18 1928
• * One Thing Leads to Another, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories May 20 1934
• * On Getting Out of a Jam [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly February 1 1930
• * On the Mayor’s Doorstep [Sluice Cullinan], (ss) Detective Action Stories December 1936
• * Opals Are Unlucky, (ss) The Popular Magazine April 20 1917
• * An Open and Shut Case [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly December 11 1926
• * The Other Side of the Story [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly September 1 1928
• * Our City’s Greatest Asset, (ss) The Popular Magazine March 20 1917
• * The Payoff Comes Last, (ss) Street & Smith’s Complete Magazine June 1935
• * Pearls Before Swine [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly March 4 1933
• * The Perfect Alibi, (ss) The Popular Magazine September 7 1916
• * A Personal Vengeance, (ss) The Popular Magazine June 20 1917
• * The Plainly Marked Track [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s August 8 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * Politics [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly February 26 1927
• * The Power of the Press [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly June 11 1927
• * Protection Money [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly August 17 1929
• * Quick Work [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly September 11 1926
• For a Point of Honor by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2024
• * Red Lantern Oil, (ss) Railroad Stories August 1932
• * Reporters—Damn ’Em!, (ar) Detective Fiction Weekly March 12 1932
• * Riordan Foils a Press Agent [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly January 26 1929
• * Riordan Seems Stupid [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly October 23 1926
• * Riordan Uses Tact [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction October 22 1927
• * Rolling Sixty-Five or Better, (ss) Short Stories October 10 1931
• Short Stories (UK) mid February 1932
• * Shake and Shake Again, (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly November 2 1935
• * The Side-Rod Bender, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1931
• * The Siege at 2242 [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly May 20 1933
• Strange Detective Mysteries (Canada) November 1945
• * Something New in Vanities [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly October 2 1926
• * The Staples Case [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly March 5 1927
• * The Station House Murder [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly July 2 1932
• Detective Fiction Weekly (Canada) July 9 1932
• * Stolen Corpse, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories November 5 1934
• * The Stolen Street Car [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly April 9 1927
• * Straight Police Work [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction October 29 1927
• * Straws of Doom [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly July 7 1934
• * Strong Men Are as Babes, (nv) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories April 22 1935
• * The Suicide Clues [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly August 28 1937
• * Suspicion of Murder [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly January 25 1930
• * The Things They Saw [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly March 5 1932
• * Threads of Evidence [Sergeant Riordan], (co) Popular Publications (tp), November 2021
• * Threads of Evidence [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s September 19 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * Three Out on Christmas [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s December 12 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * The Thunderbolt, (na) Detective Fiction Weekly July 3 1937
• * Tod Nevis Tells the Story [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction April 21 1928
• * Too Good to Be Straight [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly January 5 1929
• * The Trail to the Treasure, (ss) International Detective Magazine October 1933
• * A Trick for Halloran, (nv) New Detective Magazine November 1943
• Big-Book Detective Magazine (Canada) Oct 1944, Oct 1945
• * The Truth About the Prince [Sergeant Riordan], (sl) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction Feb 25, Mar 3, Mar 10 1928
• * Two Confess Murder [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly September 20 1930
• * Two in the Dark, (ss) Flynn’s March 27 1926
• * The Two Wrongs That Were Right, (ss) Saucy Stories October 1919
• * Very Well Framed [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly June 20 1931
• * Way up in the Air, (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly November 11 1933
• * What the Cipher Told [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s October 24 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * When Little Things Count, (ss) The Popular Magazine October 7 1916
• * Why Arabia Kissed Me [Arabia Marston], (nv) The Popular Magazine August 20 1916
• * Willis to Riordan to Halloran [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Detective Fiction Weekly December 26 1936
• * The Work of an Artist [Sergeant Riordan], (nv) Flynn’s September 5 1925
• Threads of Evidence by Victor Maxwell, Popular Publications, 2021
• * A Young Man in Trouble [Sergeant Riordan], (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction May 5 1928

[]Maxwell, Virginia (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * The Art of Necking, (pm) Snappy May 1935
• * The Collegiate Alphabet: A-E, (pm) College Life Summer 1928
• * The Collegiate Alphabet: F-J, (pm) College Life November 1928
• * The Collegiate Alphabet: M-R, (pm) College Life October 1928
• * The Collegiate Alphabet: S-W, (pm) College Life December 1928
• * The Collegiate Alphabet: X-Z, (pm) College Life January 1929
• * A Good Girl Gone Wrong, (ss) Pep Stories February 1932
• * His Night of Excitement, (ss) Pep Stories January 1932
• * It’s a Man’s World, (ss) Spicy Stories February 1932
• * The Man in the Mirror, (ss) The New Movie Magazine January 1932
• * The Show Girl, (pm) Spicy Stories February 1932
• * Snappy Chuckles, (hu) Bedtime Stories Oct, Nov, Dec 1937, Jan, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug/Sep 1938
• * Stripping, (pm) Pep Stories April 1932
• * Summer Sanity, (ss) Snappy October 1934
• * Summer’s Past, (pm) Bedtime Stories September 1935
• * That Dance at the Club, (pm) Spicy Stories March 1932
• * Vacation Time, (pm) Bedtime Stories August 1935
• * What Used to Be—The Chorine’s Lament, (pm) French Scandals March 1937
• * When Summer Comes, (pm) Bedtime Stories July 1935
• * Winning a Man, (pm) Bedtime Stories December 1935
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Pep Stories February 1932
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) Spicy Stories April 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) College Life December 1928
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Broadway Nights August 1929
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Spicy Stories March 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Pep Stories April 1932
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Bedtime Stories December 1935

[]Maxwell, Virginia Lynch (chron.)
• * Proving Her Worth, (vi) Chicago Ledger October 4 1919

[]Maxwell, W. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * “Some of My Experiences”, (sy) The Ludgate February 1898

[]Maxwell, W. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Caper in Blood, (ss) Squire: A Man’s Magazine November 1953

[]Maxwell, W(illiam) B(abington) (1866-1938) (about) (chron.)
• * Adela, (ss) The Story-teller February 1924
• * “All to Husband”, (ss) The Delineator April 1921
• Lloyd’s Story Magazine January 1922
• * An Amateur, (ss) The Windsor Magazine April 1907
• The Argosy (UK) March 1931
• * The Anniversary, (ss) Good Housekeeping (UK) September 1922
• The Novel Magazine April 1929
• * Can a Mother’s Tender Care?, (ss) The Strand Magazine January 1930
• * Caretakers, (ss) Chatelaine February 1931
• * The Changing Point of View, (ss) The Story-teller October 1920
• * The Chateau, (ss)
• My Best Story—Second Series, Faber & Faber, 1933
• * Chauffeurs, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine November 1925
• * Christmas Is Christmas, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #82, January 1919
• * Cleaning the Slate, (ss) The Strand Magazine July 1933
• * The Climber, (ss) The Home Magazine (UK) October 1924
• * The Cousins, (ss) The Strand Magazine April 1908
• The Strand Magazine (US) May 1908
• * The Day a Wife Remembers, (ss) Hearst’s International October 1921
• * A Day in France, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1923
• Hutchinson’s Magazine April 1929
• * The Devil’s Luck, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1910
• The Strand Magazine (US) March 1910
• * The Dice-Throwers, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1936
• * England Changing Hands, (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine November 1920
• * The Escapade, (ss) The Story-teller July 1924
• * A Father’s Heart, (ss) The London Magazine July 1913
• * Fernande, (sl) The Home Magazine (UK) Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1925
• * The First Man, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1923
• * Getting Rid of M., (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1921
• Metropolitan April 1922
• * The Ghosts of Grosvenor Square, (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine July 1922
• * Goodness, (ss) The Home Magazine (UK) December 1924
• * Grace’s Money, (ss) Annie S. Swan’s Annual 1925
• * Grange and Son, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1906
• The Strand Magazine (US) March 1907
• * Haberdashery, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine April 1939
• * The Handsome Action, (ss) The Story-teller April 1925
• The Grand Magazine June 1930
• * Hill Rise, (sl) The London Magazine Nov, Dec 1907, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1908
  
• * A House and Its People, (nv) The London Magazine May 1927
• * “How My Plots Come to Me”, (sy) The Strand Magazine April 1927
• * If Men Could Fly, (ss) The Lady’s Realm November 1909
• * If She Really Loved Him, (ss) Hearst’s International May 1922
• * An Impossible Person, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1912
• The Strand Magazine (US) October 1913
• The Times Red Cross Story Book, Hodder & Stoughton, 1915
• Hutchinson’s Magazine November 1928
• * Jack and Dick, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine January 1906
• * Jacob’s Ladder, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1923
• Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine October 1929
• * Joan of Arc, (ss) The Strand Magazine January 1919
• The Saturday Evening Post March 15 1919
• * John Inglesant, (ms) The Strand Magazine December 1927
• * Joyce and the Unexpected, (ss) The Strand Magazine August 1934
• * King George V and You, (ar) Tit-Bits #2832, February 8 1936
• * Lady Wragford’s Miracle, (ss) The Windsor Magazine February 1901
• * The Last Man In, (ss) The Windsor Magazine December 1909
• Shudders ed. Cynthia Asquith, Hutchinson, 1929
• A Century of Creepy Stories, Hutchinson, 1934
• Stories of Haunted Inns ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1983
• Creepy Stories, Bracken Books, 1994
• * Light Is Coming, (ss) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine August 1920
• Hearst’s International May 1921
• * The Long Distance Train, (ss) The Home Magazine (UK) November 1924
• Collier’s May 30 1925
• Standard Stories #8, February 1926
• Travel ed. Edward Leeson, John Murray, 1980
• * The Long Engagement, (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine June 1929
• * The Longest Day of Her Life, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1913
• The Strand Magazine (US) May 1914
• * A Man and His Lesson, (sl) The Story-teller Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1919, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May 1920
• The Story-teller (Canada) Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1920
• * “Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory”, (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1924
• * “My Best Story and Why I Think So”:
  * ___ 25. Three—Four—Five!, (ss)
  • The Grand Magazine February 1907
  • The Grand Magazine (US) March 1907
• * Never Too Late, (ss) Hearst’s Magazine January 1919
• * One Hour of Love, (ss) The Home Magazine (UK) January 1925
• * Parker’s Folly, (ss) Collier’s Weekly July 2 1904
• * The Prince, (ss) The Black Cap ed. Cynthia Asquith, Hutchinson, 1927
• A Century of Creepy Stories, Hutchinson, 1934
• Creepy Stories, Bracken Books, 1994
• 100 Twisted Little Tales of Torment ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes & Noble, 1998
• * The Protégé, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine October 1923
• The Argosy (UK) June 1933
• * Rather Late, (ss) The Story-teller September 1918
• * Ripe, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine October 1913
• * The Robbery at Mrs. Mayhew’s, (ss) Annie S. Swan’s Annual 1929
• * Romance of It, (ss) The Outlook June 21 1922
• * The Sad Hours, (ss) The Story-teller April 1907
• * Seymour Charlton, (sl) The Lady’s Realm Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1908, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1909
  
• * The Short Cut, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine December 1918
• * The Strain of It, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #79, October 1918
• * Suspicion, (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1923
• The World’s Best One Hundred Detective Stories, Volume 7 ed. Eugene Thwing, Funk & Wagnall's, 1929
• * Tears, Idle Tears, (ss) Children of the Night by W. B. Maxwell, Butterworth, 1925
• Best-Story Magazine #14, September 1927
• * Their Last Quarrel, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1921
• * Thick ’Un, (vi) Like Shadows on the Wall by W. B. Maxwell, Hutchinson, 1929
• The Evening Standard July 22 1938
• * Three—Four—Five!, (ss)
• The Grand Magazine February 1907
• The Grand Magazine (US) March 1907
• * Three Generations, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1933
• * What Cured Him, (ss) The Strand Magazine June 1923
• * What Edie Regretted, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #91, October 1919
• * The Widow, (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1918
• * William’s Narrow Squeak, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1923
• * The Women’s Portion, (ss) The Story-teller December 1917
• Everybody’s Magazine December 1917
• * Would You Believe It?, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1921
• * The Wrong Direction, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #90, September 1919
• * Young Mr. Bowen, (sl) Liberty Oct 17, Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 21, Nov 28, Dec 5 1925
_____, [ref.]
• * W. B. Maxwell by Catherine Amy Dawson-Scott, (bg) The Strand Magazine March 1924

[]Maxwell, W. H. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * Stephen Purcell, (nv) Short Stories June 1891

[]Maxwell, W. H., Jr. (chron.)
• * The Twentieth Century Vehicle, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine November 1900

[]Maxwell, W. Kee (1879-1952) (about) (chron.)
• * The Baseball Mascot, (ss) Collier’s March 7 1914
• * Mr. Peebles Sets a Hen, (ar) McCall’s Magazine July 1910
• * The Yellow Peril, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1913
• The American Magazine July 1913

[]Maxwell, W. R. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Country Homes of Notable Canadians, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1909

[]Maxwell, W. T. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The House with Shuttered Windows, (ss) The London Magazine June 1923

[]Maxwell, Walter C. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Cuero, TX], (lt) Weird Tales January 1934

[]Maxwell, Warren (chron.)
• * The Few Solid Ones, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 1991

[]Maxwell, William (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * By Court Martial, (pm) The Pacific Monthly July 1909
• * The Chant of El Dorado, (pm) The Pacific Monthly June 1909
• * The Dance at Silver Valley, (pm) The Pacific Monthly October 1908
• * The Deserter, (pm) The Pacific Monthly November 1911
• * Drought, (pm) The Pacific Monthly August 1910
• * Irrigating, (pm) The Pacific Monthly August 1911
• * Maria, (pm) The Pacific Monthly August 1908
• * Pulque, (pm) The Pacific Monthly October 1910
• * The Rancher, (pm) The Pacific Monthly December 1910
• * Seven Pines, (pm) The Pacific Monthly July 1908
• * A Song of Burros, (pm) The Pacific Monthly September 1908
• * A Song of Cowboys, (pm) The Pacific Monthly January 1910
• * The Trooper, (pm) The Pacific Monthly November 1909

[]Maxwell, William (fl. 1900s-1910s) (chron.)
• * Afghanistan, the Land of Mystery, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine May 1906
• * Called Back, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) November 1915
• * Edison—The “Original Man from Missouri”, (ar) The American Magazine February 1918
• * The Ringer, (ss) The Popular Magazine February 7 1915
• Sport Story Magazine November 8 1923
• * Salesmanship and Success—Third Article: How Do They Do It?, (ar) Collier’s October 5 1918
• * The Sport of Kings—To-Day, (ar) Collier’s September 9 1916
• * Tossing It Off, (ss) The Popular Magazine June 15 1914

[]Maxwell, William (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * A Detective’s Experience, (ss) Mystery Magazine #44, September 1 1919

[]Maxwell, William (Keepers, Jr.) (1908-2000); used pseudonym Jonathan Harrington (about) (chron.)
• * Abbie’s Birthday, (??) Harper’s Bazaar #2754, August 1941
• * The Absent-Minded Heart, (ss) The New Yorker February 16 1952
• * The Actual Thing, (ss) The New Yorker September 3 1938
• * The American Sense of Humor, (ss) The New Yorker May 22 1943
• * Billie Dyer, (ss) The New Yorker May 15 1989
• * Christmas Story, (ss) The New Yorker December 26 1936
• * A Final Report, (ss) The New Yorker March 9 1963
• * The French Scarecrow, (ss) The New Yorker October 6 1956
• Stories from the New Yorker 1950-1960, Penguin, 1960
• * The Front and Back Parts of the House, (ss) The New Yorker September 23 1991
• * Further Tales About Men and Women, (gp) The New Yorker Aug 7, Oct 16, Nov 13 1965
• The Best American Short Stories 1966 ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin, 1966
• * A Game of Chess, (ss) The New Yorker June 12 1965
• * The Gardens of Mont-Saint-Michel, (ss) The New Yorker August 9 1969
• The Best American Short Stories 1970 ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin, 1970
• The Literary Traveler, Viking, 1994
• * Good Friday, (ss) The New Yorker April 8 1939
• * Grape Bay (1941), (ss) The New Yorker June 7 1999
• * The Holy Terror, (ss) The New Yorker March 17 1986
• * Homecoming, (ss) The New Yorker January 1 1938
• Short Stories from the New Yorker, Simon & Schuster, 1940
• * The Industrious Tailor, (ss) All the Days and Nights by John Maxwell, Knopf, 1994
• Bedtime Stories ed. Diana Secker Tesdell, Everyman's Library, 2011
• * The Lily-White Boys, (ss) The Paris Review #100, Summer/Fall 1986
• * Love, (ss) The New Yorker November 14 1983
• * The Man in the Moon, (ss) The New Yorker November 12 1984
• * More Old Tales About Women, (ss) The New Yorker August 23 1958
• * My Father’s Friends, (ss) The New Yorker January 30 1984
• * Never to Hear Silence, (ss) The New Yorker December 18 1937
• * The News of the Week in Review, (ss) The New Yorker January 4 1964
• * One Hippopotamus, (??) Harper’s Bazaar #2750, April 1941
• * On Love and Betrayal, (ex) from So Long, See You Tomorrow, Knopf, 1980
• Vogue July 1980
• * The Outsider, (ss) The New Yorker November 22 1941, as by Jonathan Harrington
• * Over by the River, (nv) The New Yorker July 1 1974
• Prize Stories 1975: The O. Henry Awards ed. William Abrahams, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1975
• * The Patterns of Love, (ss) The New Yorker July 7 1945
• * The Pilgrimage, (ss) The New Yorker August 22 1953
• The Art of the Tale ed. Daniel Halpern, Viking, 1986
• * Retreat to Sharon, (ss) The New Yorker December 21 1940, as by Jonathan Harrington
• * River in Venezuela, (ss) Penguin Parade #4, 1938
• * Second of January, (ss) The New Yorker January 10 1942, as by Jonathan Harrington
• * So Long, See You Tomorrow, (nv) The New Yorker Oct 1, Oct 8 1979
• * They Come Like Swallows, (ex) 1937
• Books in Brief August 1937
• * The Thistles in Sweden, (ss) The New Yorker June 21 1976
• Norton Anthology of Short Fiction: Sixth Edition ed. R. V. Cassill & Richard Bausch, W.W. Norton & Company, 2000
• * Three Fables Written to Please a Lady, (ss) Story Spring 1994
• * The Trojan Women, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine Winter 1947/1948
• * Two Old Tales About Men and Woman, (ss) The New Yorker June 21 1958
• * untitled (“Just before dark, when it was already dark in the cottages”), (ss) The New Yorker October 16 1965
• * untitled (“Once upon a time, in the west of England”), (ss) The New Yorker November 13 1965
• * untitled (“Once upon a time there was a man who had never been sick”), (ss) The New Yorker October 16 1965
• * untitled (“Once upon a time there was a man who lost his father”), (ss) The New Yorker August 7 1965
• The Best American Short Stories 1966 ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin, 1966
• * untitled (“Once upon a time there was a man with a very beautiful and gentle wife”), (ss) The New Yorker October 16 1965
• * untitled (“Once upon a time there was a poor fisherman”), (ss) The New Yorker August 7 1965
• The Best American Short Stories 1966 ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin, 1966
• * untitled (“Once upon a time there was a poor orphan girl”), (ss) The New Yorker November 13 1965
• * untitled (“There were two women, well along in years”), (ss) The New Yorker August 7 1965
• The Best American Short Stories 1966 ed. Martha Foley & David Burnett, Houghton Mifflin, 1966
• * What He Was Like, (ss) The New Yorker December 7 1992
• American Short Stories (6th edition) ed. Eugene Current-Garcia & Bert Hitchcock, Addison-Wesley, 1996
_____, [ref.]
• * So Long, See You Tomorrow by Peter Crowther, (br) Interzone #141, March 1999