The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 7790

[]Noel, Sterling (1903-1984) (about) (chron.)
• * I Killed Stalin, (n.) Esquire February 1952
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• * We Who Survived by Frederik Pohl, (br) If May 1960
• If (UK) #4, May 1960
• * We Who Survived by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding/Analog Science Fact & Fiction July 1960

[]Noel, Susan (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * “Squash” for Women, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #506, February 1937

[]Noel-Hume, Audrey (chron.)
• * Buried in the Past, (ar) Collins Young Elizabethan May 1954
• * The Egg and the Tortoise, (ar) Collins Young Elizabethan August 1954

[]Noeli, Lisa (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Dance with Me, (na) Waltz with a Rogue, Zebra, 2005
• * A Merry Gentleman, (na) A Kiss for Christmas, Zebra Books, 2004

[]Noell, L. P., Jr. (chron.)
• * My Japanese Jailer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 7 1945

[]Noell, Vivian (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Love on Trust, (ss) All-Story Love Tales February 26 1938
• * Money Can’t Buy It, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #156, February 10 1931
• * Secret Valley, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 24 1932

[]Noel-Paton, Frederick (chron.)
• * Late Autumn, (pm) Atalanta November 1888
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Atalanta November 1888

[]Noelsmith, T. (chron.)
• * Peace and Contentment, (pi) Pictorial Review March 1930

[]Noerke, Ellen
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• * Editor (with Patricia D. Norland): The Kalahari Review #1, Winter 1992

[]Noessel, Christopher (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * On the Eve of the Cumberland Incursion, (ss) Dark Matter Magazine #6, November/December 2021

[]Noetzel, Rick (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * An Evening Out, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July/August 2003
• * Good Old Days, (vi) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine June 2002
• * Junk Mail, (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #34, Summer 2004
• * Pretty Boy Lloyd, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July/August 2006
• * Second from the Right, (ss) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine February 2003

[]Nofi, Albert A. (1944- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Correspondence from the Royal Library, (ms) Amra v2 #53, 1970
• * The Fallible Fiend, (br) Amra v2 #60, 1973 [Ref. L. Sprague de Camp]
• * No Longer on the Map: Discovering Places That Never Were, (br) Amra v2 #59, 1973 [Ref. Raymond H. Ramsey]
• * On Carter’s Antiquity, (lt) Amra v2 #51, 1969
• * On Current Conans, (lt) Amra v2 #59, 1973
• * On King Harald Hadraada, (lt) Amra v2 #66, 1976
• * Redmohr of Eod, (ss) Amra v2 #62, 1974
• * Tales Beyond Time, (br) Amra v2 #60, 1973 [Ref. Catherine Crook & L. Sprague de Camp]

[]Nofziger, Carl (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Boys’ Life September 1957

[]Nofziger, Ed (1913-2000) (about) (chron.)
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) The American Magazine Jun, Jul, Aug, Nov 1948, Sep 1950, Aug 1953
• Laughing Space ed. Isaac Asimov & Janet O. Jeppson, Houghton Mifflin, 1982
• * [cartoon(s)], (ct) This Week December 31 1950
• * [cartoon(s)] (with Roy L. Fox & Bob Schroeter), (ct) Here! Is America’s Humor February 1952
• * [cartoon(s)] (with Frank O’Neal), (ct) Here! Is America’s Humor February 1952
• * [front cover], (cv) Boys’ Life September 1953
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Collier’s Mar 4 1950, Mar 29 1952

[]Nogales, José Luis Martín (fl. 2000s) (books)
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• * Bedside Stories 5, (oa) NH Hoteles, 2005

[]Nogales, Manuel Chaves (1897-1944) (about) (chron.)
• * “And in the Distance a Light…?”, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 8, Jan 10 1938; translated from the Spanish (“Y a lo lejos, una lucecita”, La Nación, January 31, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * Anvil, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 22, Jan 24 1938; translated from the Spanish (“Bigornia”, Bohemia, August 22, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * Council of Workers, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 27, Jan 28 1938; translated from the Spanish (“Consejo obrero”, La Nación, June 27, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * The Grandee’s Cavaliers, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 20, Jan 21 1938; translated from the Spanish by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * The Iron Column, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 11, Jan 12 1938; translated from the Spanish (“La columna de hierro”, La Nación, May 16, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * Long Live Death, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 18, Jan 19 1938; translated from the Spanish (“¡Viva la muerte!”, Bohemia, October 3, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * Massacre, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 13, Jan 14 1938; translated from the Spanish (“¡Massacre!, ¡Massacre!”, La Nación, February 14, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * The Moors Return to Spain, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 15, Jan 17 1938; translated from the Spanish by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.
• * The Refuge, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard January 29 1938; translated from the Spanish (“El refugio”, Bohemia, November 28, 1937) by L. de Baeza.
• * The Treasure of Briesca, (ts) Heroes and Beasts of Spain by Manuel Chaves Nogales, tr. Luis de Baeza & D. C. F. Harding, Doubleday, Doran, 1937
• The Evening Standard Jan 25, Jan 26 1938; translated from the Spanish (“El tesoro de Briesca”, Bohemia, September 12, 1937) by Dollie C. F. Harding & L. de Baeza.

[]Nogales, Rafael de; see under Rafael de Nogales (chron.)

[]Nogaret, Francois-Félix (1740-1831) (about) (chron.)
• * The Mirror of Present Events; or, Beauty to the Highest Bidder, (ss) The Mirror of Present Events and Other French Scientific Romances ed. Brian Stableford, Black Coat Press, 2016; translated from the French (“Le Miroir des événemens actuels ou la Belle au plus offrant”, 1790) by Brian M. Stableford.
• Automata ed. Brian Stableford, Black Coat Press, 2020

[]Nogha, Misha (1955- ); also known as Misha Chocholak; used pseudonym Misha (books) (chron.)
• * Angel of Hearth and Home, (ss) Unter Die Haut ed. Karin Ivancsics & Peter Hiess, Fama Verlag, 1990, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * The Animal Who Eats Winter, (vi) Factsheet Five, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Ankuko Buto, (pm) Psypherboria 1988, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Another View on the Enigmatic Writer’s Guidelines for New Pathways, (ms) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy September 1986, as by Misha Chocholak
• * Art and the Holy War, (iv) Science Fiction Eye #7, August 1990 [Ref. Andrea Juno & V. Vale], as by Misha
• * Book Reviews, (rc) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy Jul, Sep 1986, Apr/May, Aug, Nov 1987, #10 Mar 1988, as by Misha Chocholak
• * The Carnelian Cat, (vi) Angel Body and Other Magic for the Soul ed. Chris Reed & David Memmott, Back Brain Recluse, 2002
• * Cat’s Iron, (vi) Factsheet Five, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Chippoke Na Gomi (Tiny Dust), (ss) Witness Anthology of Experimental Fiction, 1989, as by Misha
• BBR #19, Summer 1991, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction ed. Arthur B. Evans, Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr., Joan Gordon, et al., Wesleyan University Press, 2010
• The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction ed. Rob Latham, Veronica Hollinger, Joan Gordon, Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr., Arthur B. Evans & Carol McGuirk, Wesleyan University Press, 2010
• * Close Encounters with Michael Bishop, (iv) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy January/February 1987 [Ref. Michael Bishop], as by Misha Chocholak
• * Crow Moon, (pm) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Das Devonian Tag, (pm) Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Death Is Static Death Is Movement, (ex) from Red Spider, White Web, Morrigan, 1990
• The Big Book of Science Fiction ed. Ann & Jeff VanderMeer, Vintage Books, 2016
• * Deus Ex Machina, (vi) Factsheet Five, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Endgame, (pm) Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Interview with Carter Scholz, (iv) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy #11, July 1988 [Ref. Carter Scholz], as by Misha Chocholak
• * Interview with Mark Ziesing: Bookseller & Publisher, (iv) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy January/February 1987 [Ref. Mark V. Ziesing], as by Misha Chocholak
• * Ke-Qua-Hawk-As, (co) Wordcraft of Oregon, November 1994 , as by Misha
• * Ke-Qua-Hawk-As, (vi) Ice River #6, February 1990, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * The Koi, (pm) Near to Now #2, 1987, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• An Illuminated History of the Future ed. Curtis White, Illinois State University, 1989, as by Misha
• * Life as a Comic Book Character, (vi) Factsheet Five, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Long Night Moon, (pm) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Message for Karakuri, (pm) Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Misha’s Points of Impact, (br) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy, as by Misha Chocholak; May 89.
• * Misha’s Points of Impact, (br) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy #11 Jul, #12 Oct, #13 Dec 1988, #14 May 1989, as by Misha Chocholak
• * Misha’s Points of Impact, (br) Ice River #4 Jun, #5 Oct 1989, #6 Feb 1990, as by Misha
• * Misha’s Points of Impact, (cl) Science Fiction Eye #6 Feb 1990, #8 Win, #9 Nov 1991, #10 Jun, #11 Dec 1992, as by Misha
• * Mudhead, (vi) Innovations, Anthology of Contemporary Literature ed. David Detrich, Innovations Press, 1991, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Muisak, (vi) Dog Factory, , as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * New History: A Look at RE/Search Publications, (ar) Science Fiction Eye #7, August 1990, as by Misha
• * Noghe Wodihe, (pm) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * NP Interviews Matt Howarth, (iv) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy #13, December 1988 [Ref. Matt Howarth], as by Misha Chocholak
• * Oka Golf Course: Opening Ceremonies, (vi) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Omiyahcîs, (ss) Lost Trails: Forgotten Tales of the Weird West: Volume 2 ed. Cynthia Ward, WolfSinger Publications, 2016
• * Owl Medicine, (pm) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Pahuska in the White House, (vi) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Paul Williams talks to New Pathways: Only Apparently Real, (iv) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy January/February 1987 [Ref. Paul Williams], as by Misha Chocholak
• * Prayers of Steel, (co) Wordcraft, 1988 , as by Misha
• * Prayers of Steel, (vi) Ice River #1, Summer 1987, as by Misha Chocholak
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Reptilian Dreams, (vi) Memes #6,, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * The Return of the Corn King, (vi) Factsheet Five, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * The Ridden Word, (vi) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Sardonicus Is the Governor of Oregon. I’m Here in the All-American City. Where the Wolves Run Wild. Like Wolves., (vi) Surrealist Oregon, Thumbscrew, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Sci-Fi & Fi-Sci, (ar) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy July 1986, as by Misha Chocholak
• * Speed, (pm) Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• The Big Book of Cyberpunk ed. Jared Shurin, Vintage Books, 2023, as by Misha
• * The Stone Badger, (ss) Fiction International #20, 1991, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * The Thunderbird’s Path: Indigenous Seeds of Science Fiction, (ar) Lightspeed #73, June 2016
• * The Thylacine and the Tiger Quoll, (vi) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Tiger in the House, (pm) Get Smart 1988, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Tsuki Mangetsu, (pm) Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Walk the Red Road, (pm) Voice of Zewam 1987, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * The Walleye, (vi) Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * Wire for Two Tims, (pm) Electrogenesis 1988, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * Wire Movement #9, (pm) Factsheet Five 1988, as by Misha
• Prayers of Steel by Misha, Wordcraft, 1988, as by Misha
• * The Wishing Well, (ss) New Pathways Into Science Fiction and Fantasy May 1986, as by Misha Chocholak
• * Zen’Zen, (vi) Triage v2,, as by Misha
• Ke-Qua-Hawk-As by Misha, Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994, as by Misha
• * [letter], (lt) Science Fiction Eye #12, Summer 1993, as by Misha
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• * Going “Native”: Le Guin, Misha, and the Politics of Speculative Literature by Elyce Rae Helford, (ar) Foundation #71, Autumn 1997
• * Red Spider White Web by Charles de Lint, (br) Science Fiction Review #3, Autumn 1990
• * Red Spider White Web by Michael Bristow, (br) Foundation #51, Spring 1991
• * Red Spider, White Web by Paul J. McAuley, (br) Interzone #41, November 1990

[]Nogi, General Baron (fl. 1900s)
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• * Some Famous Men I Have Met by E. Ashmead-Bartlett, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1917

[]Nogle, Christi (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Auxiliary, Supplementary, Inessential, (ss) Bitter Apples ed. Eric Raglin, Cursed Morsels Press, 2023
• Apex Magazine #145, 2024
• * The Best of Our Past, the Worst of Our Future, (ss) Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet #36, Autumn 2017
• * The Book of Brats, (ss) Chthonic Matter Winter 2023
• * Canyon Village, (ss) Underland Arcana #4, Fall 2021
• * A Chronicle of the Mole-Year, (ss) Strange Horizons June 10 2023
• * Cinnamon to Taste, (ss) Nightscript: Volume Four ed. C. M. Muller, Chthonic Matter, 2018
• * Cocooning, (ss) Three-Lobed Burning Eye #31, June 2020
• Three-Lobed Burning Eye Annual VIII ed. Andrew S. Fuller, Legion Press, 2021
• Dark Matter Magazine #9, May/June 2022
• * Finishers, (ss) Dark Matter Magazine #1, January/February 2021
• Dark Matter Presents Zero Dark Thirty ed. Rob Carroll, Dark Matter Ink, 2023
• * A Fully Chameleonic Foil, (vi) The Arcanist December 15 2017
• * A Game Like They Play in the Future, (ss) Etherea Magazine #7, February 2022
• * The Gestures Remain, (ss) Nightscript III ed. C. M. Muller, Chthonic Matter, 2017
• * The Glass Owl, (ss) From the Ashes ed. Zelda Knight, Aurelia Leo, 2023
• * In Dark Tabittree, (ss) Cosmic Horror Monthly #35, May 2023
• * Judge’s Comments, (ms) Elegant Literature #29, April 2024
• * The Laffun Head, (ss) Speculative North #3, December 2020
• * Laurel’s First Chase, (ss) Humans Are the Problem ed. Willow Becker & Michael Cluff, Weird Little Worlds, 2021
• * Lovey, (ss) Haven Speculative #2, January/February 2022
• * Millions, (ss) Cosmic Horror Monthly #30, December 2022
• * One Eye Opened in That Other Place, (ss) Three-Lobed Burning Eye #38, March 2023
• * The Orbital Bloom (with Selena Middleton), (ss) Fusion Fragment #6, May 2021, as by Eileen Gunnell Lee & Christi Nogle
• * The Pack, (ss) Underland Arcana #8, Fall 2022
• * Permissions, (ss) Dark Matter Magazine #15, May/June 2023
• * Promise, (nv) Synth 3 ed. C. M. Muller, C.M. Muller, 2019; previously available as an audio download from Escape Pod, March 22, 2018.
• Fusion Fragment #13, September 2022
• * The Rooms Behind the Kitchen, (ss) Haven Speculative #18, November 2024
• * Smaller Still Than Me, (vi) The Arcanist April 30 2020
• * Substance, (nv) Fusion Fragment #1, May 2020
• * Watershakers, (ss) Pulp Literature #26, Spring 2020
• * What Do You See When You’re Both Asleep?, (vi) The Arcanist June 7 2019
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• * Workshops, Critiques, and Friendships in Horror, (iv) Unnerving Magazine #17, 2022, uncredited.

[]Nogle, Katherine (chron.)
• * Why I Believe in Faith Cures, (nf) Fate August 1958

[]Nogo, Ed (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Brooklyn, NY, USA], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact mid December 1984

[]Nogrady, Bianca (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Living with Bigger Bushfires in Australia, (ar) MIT Technology Review May/June 2019

[]Noguchi, Mikael (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Star Wars Gamer #6, October/November 2001
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Star Wars Gamer #5, August/September 2001

[]Noguchi, Thomas T(senutomi), M.D. (1927- )
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• * Physical Evidence (with Arthur Lyons) by Gregory Benford, (br) Science Fiction Review #5, December 1991

[]Noguchi, Yone; [i.e., Yonejiro Noguchi] (1875-1947) (about) (chron.)
• * Admiration from Japan, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1903
• * The Carnation, (ss) The Red Book September 1903
• * Character of the Coreans, (ar) National Magazine July 1904
• * Colors of the Japanese Houses of Sleep, (nf) The International February 1918
• * The Colors of Three Japanese Towns, (ar) The International April 1917
• * The Colour of London Seen by a Japanese Poet, (ar) Colour April 1916
• * The Dawn on Shore, (pm) National Magazine November 1905
• * A Day in the Life of the Mikado, (bg) The Royal Magazine July 1910 [Ref. Emperor Meiji]
• * Economy, (pm) The Double Dealer July 1924
• * Edmund Clarence Stedman, (bg) National Magazine October 1905
• * Edwin Markham, an appreciation, (ar) National Magazine November 1904
• * Five Japanese Essays, (nf) The International May 1918
• * The Flower Pageants of Japan, (ar) The International July 1917
• * The Flowers in My Palm, (pm) To-Day October 1923
• * Hauta (with Zona Gale), (pm) National Magazine March 1905
• * Hauta (“Beneath the cherry blossoms sleeping”), (pm) T.P.’s Magazine February 1911
• * Hauta (“She gives her brightness to the stream”), (pm) T.P.’s Magazine March 1912
• * Hokka, (pm) National Magazine October 1905
• * How Near to Fairyland, (pm) National Magazine June 1904
• * In the Bungalow with Charles Warren Stoddard, (ar) National Magazine December 1904
• * Japanese Artists Ignore the War, (ar) National Magazine March 1905
• * Lafcadio Hearn, a Dreamer, (ar) National Magazine April 1905
• * Lafcadio Hearn at Yaidzu, (ar) The Pacific Monthly April 1910
• * The Life Vessels, (pm) National Magazine June 1904
• * Looking at My Own Mask, (pm) The Double Dealer August/September 1924
• * Lyric, (pm) National Magazine Dec 1903, Mar 1904
• * Modern Japanese Writers and Their Reading Public, (ar) National Magazine August 1905
• * My Song, (pm) To-Day March 1921
• * A No Mask of Woman, (pm) The Double Dealer November 1923
• * O Hana and I, (pm) National Magazine August 1903
• * Outcome of the War for Japan, (ar) National Magazine April 1904
• * Right and Left, (pm) National Magazine October 1903
• * Shroud, (pm) T.P.’s Magazine April 1912
• * Togo at Close Range, (bg) National Magazine March 1906
• * To Meredith, (pm) The Double Dealer November 1923
• * To Robert Browning, (pm) The Double Dealer November 1923
• * Under the Moon, (pm) National Magazine October 1901
• * The Wedding Bell, (ss) National Magazine December 1901
• * With Rossetti in London, (bg) National Magazine November 1905
• * With the Poet of Light and Joy (Joaquin Miller), (ar) National Magazine January 1905
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• * Mrs. Lafcadio Hearn’s Reminiscences by Setsuko Koizumi, (mm) The Pacific Monthly Feb, Mar 1910