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Williams, Lorne A. (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Plastics and Model Aircraft, (ar) Air Trails Pictorial November 1946

Williams, Louis (Perry) (1937- ) (chron.)
• * The Wild Raid of the She Beasts of Budapest, (ts) Man’s Book Periodical February 1963

Williams, Louise (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Manicurist de Luxe, (ar) Girl Stories December 1929
• * Ten Ways to Lose a Man, (ar) Girl Stories January 1930

Williams, Lucas (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Exact Change (with Christine Morgan), (ss) Oomph: A Little Super Goes a Long Way ed. Bart R. Leib & Kay T. Holt, Crossed Genres Publications, 2013

Williams, Lucille (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * On the Street, (ss) Manhunt May 1964

Williams, Luck (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Barbara’s Evening Off, (ss) The Happy Mag. Christmas 1923
• The Golden Mag. #8, January 1927
• * The Broken Note, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1920
• * Faces and a Fortune, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1921
• * A Fine Pair of Legs, (ss) The Novel Magazine July 1922
• * Her Heavenly Hat, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1920
• * Jealous of the Ghost, (ss) The Corner Magazine January 1924
• * A Kiss for a Rose, (ss) The Happy Mag. October 1922
• * Looking After Laurette, (ss) The Happy Mag. September 1923
• The Golden Mag. #4, September 1926
• * Name This Story, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1921
• The Novel Magazine February 1922
• * The Next Best Husband, (ss) The Happy Mag. February 1923

Williams, Lucy Chase (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * My Good Name [Sherlock Holmes], (vi) Mystery March 1981

Williams, Lulu V. (chron.)
• * Satisfied, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine January 1879

Williams, Lydia (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Oven of Dreams, (ss) A Cappella Zoo #1, Fall 2008

Williams, Lynda (fl. 1990s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Books in the Digital Era, (ar) Deep Magic #47, April 2006
• * The Bride’s Story, (ss) S/M Pasts ed. Cecilia Tan, Circlet Press, 1995
• Erotic Fantastic: The Best of Circlet Press 1992-2002, Tan, Circlet Press, 2003
• * Making History, (ss) The Future Fire #5, 2006
• * Planetsmith (with Chris Stamp), (ss) AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review July 4 2011

Williams, Lynn (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Separatist Fantasies 1690-1997: An Annotated Bibliography, (es) FemSpec v1 #2, 2000

Williams, Lynna (chron.)
• * Afghanistan, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly March 1990
• * Comparative Religion, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly August 1999
• * Sole Custody, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly September 1991
• * Things Not Seen, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly May 1990

Williams, Lynne (chron.)
• * Parsley, Cod and Old Lace, (ss) Australian Short Stories #9, 1985

Williams, M. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * The Bachelor Girl in London, (ar) The London Magazine June 1911

Williams, M. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Clacking Hoofs, (vi) Wild Game Stories September 1926
• * A Prophet on His Own Country, (ss) Romance: The Australian Fiction Magazine December 1 1922

Williams, M. C. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * The Model Young Man, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine September 1891

Williams, M. C. (fl. 2010s-2020s) (chron.)
• * Darkness That Swallows, (ss) LampLight December 2018
• * Fights We Lose, (ss) Andromeda Spaceways Magazine #71, June 2018
• * The Ghost of Zefort, (ss) Bourbon Penn #16, November 2018
• * A Hunting We Will Go, (ss) Descent Into Darkness #7, 2020

Williams, M. D. (fl. 1850s) (chron.)
• * Stanzas (“Weary one, on life’s rough sea… ”), (pm) Peterson’s Magazine April 1858
• * Thou Wert My All, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine September 1858

Williams, M. E. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Black Gold, (nv) Argosy Allstory Weekly March 25 1922
• The Golden West Magazine Mar, Apr 1928
• The Golden West #1 Apr, #2 May 1928

Williams, M. Edith (chron.)
• * The New Man, (ss) The Clever Magazine April 1903

Williams, M. Frances Swann (chron.)
• * Mr. Gadsbury’s Brother, (??) The Century Magazine May 1893

Williams, M. M. (chron.)
• * The Beginnings of an Astronomer, (ar) The American Boy August 1903
• * Miss Davergoil’s Falsehood, (vi) Munsey’s Magazine April 1900

Williams, M. McCulloch (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Ebb Tide, (pm) The Lady’s Realm May 1914

Williams, M. S. (chron.)
• * Veronica of the Pilars, (ss) Young’s Magazine November 1912

Williams, M. V. (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * In the Penguin Colony, (ss) Dark Tales #13, 2009

Williams, Mabel Lilian Betty (1919-1975); used pseudonym Dail Ambler (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * Dail Ambler by Stephen Holland, (bg) Forgotten Authors Volume 1 by Steve Holland, Bear Alley Books, 2017
• * The Lady Holds a Gun! by Stephen Holland, (ar) Crime Time #7, 1997
• Mean Streetmaps by Steve Holland, Bear Alley Books, 2011, as by Steve Holland
• * The Lady Holds a Gun: On the Trail of Dail Ambler by Stephen Holland, (ar) Pseuds Corner #4, November 1994

Williams, Mack (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Johnny Went to Prison—, (ss) This Week September 20 1936

Williams, MacKenzie (chron.)
• * beauTiful, (ss) The Midnight Gallery #2, Spring 1997

Williams, Madawc (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Surface and Substance in “The Belgariad”, (ar) Overspace #14, December 1991 [Ref. David Eddings]
• * [letter], (lt) Foundation #50, Autumn 1990

Williams, Madge (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * Choosing a Career, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1928
• * Cuthbert Candy and the Little Princess, (ss) Storytime, Dean & Son, 1935
• * Leonard Lazybones and the Magic Wishbone, (ss) Romp Time Stories, Dean & Son, 1934

Williams, Malcolm (David) (1939- ) (chron.)
• * A Good Day for Flying Kites, (ss) Argosy (UK) January 1972

Williams, Malerie (chron.)
• * Body Electric, (ss) Tin House Summer 2016

Williams, Marcus (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Montana Men, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #269, September 1938

Williams, Margaret (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Opportunity, (ss) The Cavalier August 17 1912

Williams, Margaret (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Cowboy Fun, (ar) Argosy July 1947
• * Exile from Love, (ss) All-Star Love Magazine March 1942
• * Grazing in Good Pastures, (ss)
• The African-American West: A Century of Short Stories, Glasrud/Champion, University Press of Colorado, 2000
• * How Can I Believe You?, (ss) All-Story Love Tales April 22 1939
• * Love in a Hurray, (ss) All-Story Love Tales September 15 1939
• * Set-up for Heartbreak, (ss) All-Story Love Tales July 16 1938

Williams, Margaret (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Across the Miles, (ms) Harlequin v4 #7, 1976
• * Pride of Place, (ar) Harlequin Magazine/Newsletter v1 #1, 1973

Williams, Margaret Clark (chron.)
• * Drunken Passenger, (ss) New-York Tribune April 13 1919
• * Neighbor Ladies, (ss) The New Yorker June 8 1935
• * One Who Understood, (ss) New-York Tribune May 18 1919

Williams, Margaret K. (fl. 1920s-1930s) (chron.)
• * In the Palm of His Hand, (vi) Liberty April 14 1934
• * Sheikh-Bite, (ss) Collier’s July 24 1926
• The Novel Magazine May 1927

Williams, Margery; [i.e., Margery Williams Bianco] (1880-1944); used pseudonym Harper Williams (chron.)
• * Apple-Tree, (ss) Pictorial Review April 1924
• * Candlestick, (ss) Harper’s Bazar August 1921
• * Cupboard on the Stairs, (ss) Holland’s March 1922
• * Eugene, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine January 1912
• * The House by the Way, (ss) The Smart Set February 1905
• * Housewarming, (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1924
• * The Hyacinth, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1903
• * In Bohemia, (vi) The Sketch February 14 1906
• * Lafferty’s, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine November 1901
• * A Last Appearance, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine May 1901
• * The Last Mitchell, (nv) Temple Bar Jul, Aug 1905
• * Light o’ God, (ss) The Sunday Strand December 1901
• * Little Wooden Doll, (ss) Harper’s Bazar August 1922
• * Nightingale Copse, (ss) Hue and Cry Summer 1925
• * Schultz’s, (ss) Temple Bar August 1906
• * Skin Horse, (ss) Harper’s Bazar December 1922
• * Spring Fire, (ss) The Smart Set July 1922
• * The Velveteen Rabbit, (ss) Harper’s Bazar June 1921
• McCall’s April 1970
• * The White Flower, (ss) Everybody’s November 1924
_____, [ref.]
• * Curiosities: The Thing in the Woods, by Harper Williams (1924) by Stefan Dziemianowicz, (br) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction August 2000

Williams, Margo (chron.)
• * Interview with Bret Anthony Johnston, (iv) Glimmer Train #77, Winter 2011 [Ref. Bret Anthony Johnston]
• * Interview with Katherine Min, (iv) Glimmer Train #82, Spring 2012 [Ref. Katherine Min]

Williams, Marian (chron.)
• * The Good Neighbor, (ss) Chatelaine April 1973
• * I Stole the Lilacs, (ss) Chatelaine March 1967
• * The “Nothing” Christmas, (ss) Chatelaine December 1965
• * The Poinsettia, (ss) Chatelaine December 1969
• * The West, (ss) Chatelaine July 1964

Williams, Marie (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Kelso and Price, (ss) The Best of the Midwest’s Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror, Volume II ed. Brian Smart, ESA Books, 1993
• * Lip Service, (ss) Nasty Piece of Work #11, March 1999
• * Night Life, (vi) Pirate Writings #3, Winter 1993
• * One Night Stand, (ss) Unhinged #6, 2000

Williams, Marie B. (chron.)
• * Grandma’s New Year Turkey, (ss) The Youth’s Companion January 2 1890

Williams, Marie Sheppard (1931-2015) (about) (chron.)
• * The Book of Saints and Martyrs, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 2000
• * Cat, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fall/Winter 2013
• * Dream of Harlequin, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Spring/Summer 2012
• * The Geriatric Connection, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 2007
• * Hor-ghay-Loo-ees-bor-g-hais, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 1994
• * A Human Being, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Spring 2008
• * Job, (pm) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fall/Winter 2014
• * The Rememberer, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Spring/Summer 2012
• * A Simple Story, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 1996
• * The Story-Tellers, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Spring/Summer 1991
• * Weeds, (ss) The Yale Review Autumn 1983
• * The Weekend Girl, (ss) Alaska Quarterly Review Fall/Winter 1997

Williams, Marigold (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * On My Swing, (ss) Premier Book for Children 1961

Williams, Mark; pseudonym of Robert Arthur (1909-1969) (chron.)
• * Change of Address, (ss) The Mysterious Traveler Magazine January 1952
• The Saint Detective Magazine (Australia) April 1955
• The Saint Detective Magazine (UK) June 1955

Williams, Mark (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Fourth Reich, (ss) Last Wave v1 #3, 1984

Williams, Mark (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Color Me a Mountain, (pm) Outer Darkness #23, Summer 2001
• * John Masefield and the Box of Delights, (ar) BFS Journal #13, 2014 [Ref. John Masefield]

Williams, Mark (fl. 1990s) (books)
_____, ed.
• * The Evening News Collection, (Chapmans, 1991, an)
• * The Evening News Collection (2), (Chapmans, 1991, an)

Williams, Mark P. (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Rise of the Irregulars: The Radical Potential of Fantasy from Jerry Cornelius to Downloadable Characters, (ar) Interfictions Online #2, October 2013

Williams, Mark S. (fl. 2000s-2010s) (chron.)
• * Blade Squadron, [Star Wars] (with David J. Williams), (ss) Star Wars Insider #149 May/Jun, #150 Jul 2014
• * Blade Squadron: Jakku [Star Wars] (with David J. Williams), (ss) Star Wars Insider #172, May 2017
• * Blade Squadron: Kuat [Star Wars] (with David J. Williams), (ss) Star Wars Insider #168, October 2016
• * Blade Squadron: Zero Hour [Star Wars] (with David J. Williams), (ss) Star Wars Insider #160, October 2015
• * Imprisoned in Maine, (vi) Windchill: Crime Stories by New England Writers ed. Skye Alexander, Kate Flora & Susan Oleksiw, Level Best Books, 2005
• * Maze Run [Star Wars] (with David J. Williams), (ss) Star Wars Insider #131, February/March 2012

Williams, Martha McCulloch; see under Martha McCulloch-Williams (chron.)

Williams, Martin (fl. 1970s) (chron.)
• * Vintage Sleaze Pulps, (ar) Cavalier Annual 1973
• Sword & Fantasy #12, September 2016

Williams, Marvin (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Boomin’ Guns, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #65, October 1930
• * Crossed Guns, (ss) Two Gun Stories June 1931
• * Curt Benson Makes a Deal, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #46, February 1929
• * Dead Man’s Boots, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #83, April 1932
• * Dealin’ Medicine, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #81, February 1932
• * Fast Finish, (ss) Two Gun Western Stories December 1929
• * Fifty Grand, (ss) Popular Fiction Magazine January 1932
• * Hangin’ High, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #50, June 1929
• * Hell’s Valley, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #44, December 1928
• * Horse Justice, (vi) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #62, July 1930
• * Hot Money, (ss) Spicy Detective Stories January 1935
• Snappy Detective Stories May 1935, as "Dangerous Loot", by James Phizz
• * Killin’ Trail, (ss) Two Gun Western Stories April 1930
• * Money for Action, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #47, March 1929
• * Pair-O-Dice Sue, (ss) Two Gun Stories September 1930
• * Quick Lead, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #63, August 1930
• * The Sheriff of Perry, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #66, November 1930
• * Snake Death, (ss) Two Gun Western Stories February 1930
• * The Trigger Trust, (ss) Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine #43, November 1928
• * [letter], (lt) Startling Stories August 1952
• * [letter from Iowa], (lt) Fantastic Novels Magazine March 1949
• * [letter: Hotsy Dandy, with Red Eyes], (lt) Planet Stories Summer 1949

Williams, Mary (1869-1961); used pseudonym Kate Carew (about) (art) (chron.)
• * Confessions of an Interviewer, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1904, as by Kate Carew

Williams, (Winifred) Mary (Harvey Nethercot) [i.e., Winifred Mary Harvey Nethercot Williams Lewis] (1903-2000) (about) (chron.)
• * Anna, (ss) Ghostly Carnival by Mary Williams, William Kimber, 1980
• Phantom Lovers ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1984
• * The Eyes to See, (ss) Where No Birds Sing by Mary Williams, William Kimber, 1977
• Ghosts in Country Villages ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1983
• * The Lost Ones, (ss) Haunted Cornwall ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1973
• * Poor Kate, (ss) Where Phantoms Stir by Mary Williams, William Kimber, 1976
• Haunted Travellers ed. Denys Val Baker, William Kimber, 1985
• * They Walk at Twilight, (ss) They Walk at Twilight by Mary Williams, William Kimber, 1977
• Cornish Ghost Stories ed. Denys Val Baker, Kimber, 1981
• * Why I Believe in Prayer, (ar) Liberty April 30 1938

Williams, Mary (née Burrus) (1941- ); used pseudonym Bronwyn Williams (about) (chron.)
• * A Promise Kept (with Dixie Browning), (n.) Christmas Stories 1992, Harlequin Historical, 1992, as by Bronwyn Williams
• * Sunshine (with Dixie Browning), (na) Heart of the Home, Topaz Book, 1997, as by Bronwyn Williams

Williams, Mary Ann (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * The Lady Decides, (ss) Complete Love Magazine October 1938

Williams, Mary Brush (chron.)
• * “After Me, My Dear Alice” “After Me, My Dear Dolly”, (ar) Liberty July 20 1929
• * American Girls Set New Pajama Fad, (ar) Liberty November 19 1927
• * Be Yourself and You’ll Be in Fashion, (ar) Liberty April 9 1927
• * Black Now Used for Day and Evening, (ar) Liberty April 10 1926
• * A Black Skirt Completes Your Wardrobe, (ar) Liberty January 9 1926
• * Boleros and Plaits Continue in Vogue, (ar) Liberty April 17 1926
• * Business Is Very Good, Thank You, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 8 1917
• * Buttons and Flares Rule Winter Styles in Paris, (ar) Liberty December 6 1924
• * Cape for All Occasions Fashion’s Newest Vogue, (ar) Liberty August 29 1925
• * Capes Are All the Rage in Paris, (ar) Liberty March 27 1926
• * The Capitol Climbers, (ar) Liberty January 18 1930
• * Checks and Plaits Continue in Popularity, (ar) Liberty March 6 1926
• * Chic Summer Clothes for Work or Play, (ar) Liberty July 11 1925
• * The Clerk’s Innings, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 29 1917
• * Cost Dress the Fashionable Fall Street Costume, (ar) Liberty September 19 1925
• * Dancing Gowns for Fall Are of Chiffon and Crepe, (ar) Liberty October 3 1925
• * Design Your Own Hostess Gown, (ar) Liberty December 10 1927
• * Diagonal Effects Vary Outline in New Paris Vogue, (ar) Liberty August 1 1925
• * Dyed Furs Stylish and Serviceable for Winter Wraps, (ar) Liberty September 5 1925
• * English Mixtures Modish for Tailored Garments, (ar) Liberty September 12 1925
• * Ensemble Costumes Reappear in Rich Fabrics, (ar) Liberty September 26 1925
• * Evening Gowns and Outdoor Toggery for the Country, (ar) Liberty June 20 1925
• * Even the Furs Are Plaided in the New Paris Coats, (ar) Liberty November 8 1924
• * Fashion Makers Strike New Note in Winter Wraps, (ar) Liberty November 21 1925
• * Four All-Season Frocks Sure to Stay in Style, (ar) Liberty January 16 1926
• * Four More Years of Today’s Styles, (ar) Liberty February 20 1926
• * French Bid for Lead in Men’s Fashions, (ar) Liberty April 3 1926
• * French Formula for Beauty, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal February 1924
• * Full Street Frocks Feature Mobile Waistline, (ar) Liberty August 22 1925
• * The Godet Is the Emblem of Authoritative Fashion, (ar) Liberty October 31 1925
• * Godets, Jabots, and Flying Draperies Adorn Fall Frocks, (ar) Liberty October 24 1925
• * A Hand-Made Wrap, (ar) Liberty December 17 1927
• * High Collar Gives Dash and Charm to Winter Styles, (ar) Liberty November 7 1925
• * History Lends Inspiration for Frocks of the Moment, (ar) Liberty November 14 1925
• * How to Choose the Hat That Suits You, (ar) Liberty May 22 1926
• * Industrial Amazons, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1917
• * Influence of the Middy Blouse Shown in New Paris Models, (ar) Liberty October 10 1925
• * Lightweight Coats Are Straight and Ample, (ar) Liberty May 2 1925
• * Lines Take Precedence in Season’s Modes, (ar) Liberty May 30 1925
• * Mid-Season Clothes Conceal Straight Lines, (ar) Liberty January 23 1926
• * Mrs. Murphy Breaks In, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 12, Feb 19 1916
• * The New Art in Furniture, (ar) Liberty June 9 1928
• * Newest Frocks Show No Waistline, (ar) Liberty April 24 1926
• * New Fashions Feature Graceful Back Fullness, (ar) Liberty October 17 1925
• * Nothing to Wear, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 15 1919
• * Odd Conceits Mark Paris Robes, (ar) Liberty February 28 1925
• * Ornate Fringe Features Newest Paris Modes, (ar) Liberty July 18 1925
• * Paris Favors Two-Color Dresses, (ar) Liberty May 1 1926
• * Parisian Designers Lend Aid to the Short Skirt, (ar) Liberty July 25 1925
• * Paris Reviving Fashions in Capes, (ar) Liberty February 13 1926
• * Paris Styles Foreshadow Changes in Silhouette, (ar) Liberty June 6 1925
• * Paris Styles Grow Elaborate in Design, (ar) Liberty November 28 1925
• * Patterned Cottons Predicted for Summer Modes, (ar) Liberty December 12 1925
• * Plaits Give Touch of Fullness to Slim Silhouette, (ar) Liberty January 30 1926
• * Several Chic Coiffures and the New Jacket!, (ar) Liberty August 15 1925
• * Simplicity Rules in Paris Designs, (ar) Liberty May 29 1926
• * Skirts Shorter and Tunics Longer by Fashion’s Decree, (ar) Liberty July 4 1925
• * Smart Frocks for the Mature Have Lure of Youth, (ar) Liberty February 6 1926
• * Smartly Placed Seams Enhance Season’s Frocks, (ar) Liberty December 19 1925
• * Spanish Shawl Gives Romantic Touch, (ar) Liberty February 27 1926
• * Spring Models Show Plaits Everywhere, (ar) Liberty May 8 1926
• * Stunning Coats Cover Gay Evening Robes, (ar) Liberty January 2 1926
• * Styles Gay, but Simple, in Paris and Over Here, (ar) Liberty June 13 1925
• * Stylish Gowns for Daytime and Evening, (ar) Liberty December 26 1925
• * Stylish Paris Creation Serves Double Need, (ar) Liberty June 27 1925
• * Tailored Suits Use Leather Trimmings, (ar) Liberty March 13 1926
• * The Toque Is Branching Out, (ar) Liberty February 11 1928
• * Turbans and Toques Are Out of Fashion, (ar) Liberty March 20 1926
• * Watch Children’s Modes!, (ar) Liberty August 8 1925
• * A Wee Nip at the Wasteline, (ar) Liberty December 24 1927
• * Why French Styles Have Individuality, (ar) Liberty May 15 1926
• * Wrap Your Wrap Around You and Keep Cool, (ar) Liberty June 18 1927
• * Yellow Furs Fashionable for Mid-Season, (ar) Liberty December 5 1925
_____, as told to
• * Costuming the Movies, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 9 1933; as told by Earle Luich
• * Down and Up Again, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 10 1932; as told by Marie Dressler