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The Former First Lady and the Football Hero by A. M. Homes · (ss)
The Former Future Me by Sean G. Alt · (ss)
Former Gambler Turns Evangelist by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former Gangsters’ Lawyer Slain by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former German Policeman Caught by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former Giant Goes to Bat Against the Kaiser by Alfred Grunberg · (bg)
For Meribah by Marian Warner Wildman · (ss)
Former Invasions of Egypt by [uncredited] · (ar)
For Merit by J. J. Bell · (ss)
For Merit by Georges Surdez · (ss)
Former Judge Arraigned in Own Courtroom by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former-Lieutenant Lestrelin by Vance Thompson · (ss)
A Former Life by Charles Pierre Baudelaire · (pm)
A Former Life by F. P. Sturm · (pm)
The Former Life by James Trelawny · (ss)
Former Lives by Carl Dennis · (pm)
Formerly Chips by Albert Payson Terhune · (ss)
Formerly His Wife by Arthur Applin · (ss)
Formerly Known as Bionic Boy by Eric Gamalinda · (ss)
Formerly Known As Honey by Delcie Southall Gourdine · (ss)
Formerly Slow by Andy Dudak · (ss)
Formerly Slow by Wei Ma · (ss)
Former Marine by Russell Banks · (ss)
Former Miner Had Wife Trouble by [uncredited] · (ms)
The Former Mr. Jones by Peter De Polnay · (ss)
The Former Naval Person by Robert E. Sherwood · (ar)
Former Notorious Crook Leads Fight Against Drug Raids by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former Nun in Training as Engineer by Various · (pi)
For Me, Romance! by Gelett Burgess · (pm)
The Former Passengers by B. M. Croker · (ss)
A Former Planetary Ruler Speaks by Bruce McAllister · (vi)
Former Police Chief Becomes Convict by [uncredited] · (ms)
Former Publisher Found Guilty by [uncredited] · (ms)
The Former Rulers of the Canadian West by [uncredited] · (ar)
Former Self by Kenneth Tilford, Jr. · (ss)
Former Sieges of Paris by [uncredited] · (ar)
Former Slave Enjoys Fishing by [uncredited] · (ms)
For Mervyn Peake by Craig Youden · (pm)
For Me, Seek the Sun by Michelle Vider · (ss)
For Metal Only by Myron Morris Stearns · (ar)
For Me, There Was Only You by George Newton · (n.)
For Me to Assume by Clifton B. Kruse · (nv)
“For Me? To Keep?” by Mildred P. Caswell · (pm)
For Me Your Heart by J. M. Stuart-Young · (pm)
Form-Finder by [uncredited] · (ix)
Form Follows Function by Gustavo Bondoni · (ss)
Form Follows Function by [uncredited] · (pi)
A Form for Dave by Ashley Colley · (pm)
Form for Form’s Sake in Everardo Gout’s “Days of Grace” (“Dias De Garcia”) by Rafe McGregor · (ar)
Formica by Jonathan Steffen · (ss)
Formicary by Gary William Crawford · (pm)
Formica’s Busy Day by Frank Marshall White · (ar)
ForMication, With an M by David Hagerty · (ss)
For Mice Only by “Babrios” · (vi)
Formic Gender Disorder by Barrington J. Bayley · (vi)
For Michael by Paul Marshall · (ss)
Formicidae Martis by Dusty Wallace · (pm)
The Formidable by Sonja A. Skarstedt · (pm)
Formidable Caress by Stephen Baxter · (nv)
A Formidable Inheritance by Catherine Radziwill · (ar)
A Formidable Personality: Andrew Carnegie by [uncredited] · (bg)
A Formidable Personality: Arthur Brisbane by [uncredited] · (bg)
A Formidable Personality: Charles E. Hughes by [uncredited] · (bg)
A Formidable Personality: David Belasco by [uncredited] · (bg)
A Formidable Personality: Evan Roberts, the Welsh Revivalist by [uncredited] · (bg)
A Formidable Personality: M. Metchnikoff by [uncredited] · (bg)
Formidable Pet Proves Burglar’s Ally by [uncredited] · (ms)
Formidable Terrain by Elizabeth Bear · (vi)
A Formidable Woman by [uncredited] · (ar)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: The Brownies and the Bicycles by Palmer Cox · (pm)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: The Brownies Tobogganing by Palmer Cox · (pm)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: The Frog in the Shoe by Fanny Barrow · (pm)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: How Did They Come Here? by Anne Bigelow Day · (vi)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: Hurly Burly (A Nonsense Rhyme) by Emma Mortimer White · (pm)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: A Kind Hearted Puss by [uncredited] · (vi)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: A Lesson in Geography by Maria Bradbury Jordan · (pm)
For Middle-Aged Little Folks: Little Mittens by Tobe Hodge · (vi)
Formidolosus: Epidsode 3 by Gene P. Lass · (ss)
Formidolosus: Part Two by Gene P. Lass · (ss)
For Mike and Jeannie: Resisters Fifteen Years Later by Grace Paley · (ss)
For Milady’s Footsteps by P. A. Barron · (ar)
For Millennium by Ann Rule · (ar)
Form in Driving by C. Davis English · (ar)
“For Minds That Are Not Primitive” by Carl R. Dolmetsch · (ar)
For Mine Own Hand by John Cleveland · (ss)
For Mine Own Hand by John Deane Hilton · (ss)
Forming a Football Club by Clifford Mackay · (cl)
Forming a Quorum by W. Pett Ridge · (ss)
The Forming of the Partnership by May Edginton · (ss)
The Forming of Things by John Grey · (pm)
Forming Threads by Jody Lynn Nye · (ss)
Form in Its Relationship to Meaning by Lennis Dunlap · (ar)
Form in Its Relationship to Meaning by John Gardner · (ar)
Form in Lawn Tennis by James Dwight, M.D. · (??)
Form in Remission by Barry N. Malzberg · (ss)
Form in Remission by Robin Schaeffer · (ss)
Form in Sport by [uncredited] · (ms)
Form in Track Athletics by Arthur S. Jones · (ar)
For Mishka by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
For Miss Maude in Heaven by Mary Willis Shuey · (pm)
Form IVA by Olga M. Somech · (ss)
The Formless by Paul Finch · (ss)
Formless by Chris Forbes · (pm)
Formless by Gary Kloster · (nv)
Formless Face of the Timeless Faceless by The Serpent Inquisitor · (pm)
The Form Magazine by Ethel Talbot · (ss)
The Form Master by Jack Wodhams · (ss)
Form-Master and Rogue! by Charles Hamilton · (na)
Form-Master and Rogue! by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Disgrace by Stanton Hope · (na)
The Form-Master’s Disgrace by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Double by Owen Conquest · (ss)
The Form-Master’s Double by Hedley O’Mant · (ss)
A Form-Master’s Fate! by Frank Richards · (na)
A Form-Master’s Fate! by G. R. Samways · (na)
The Form-Master’s Favourite! by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Favourite! by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Favourite! by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Favourite! by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Masters’ Feud! by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Masters’ Feud! by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Foe by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Foe by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Folly! by W. L. Catchpole · (ss)
The Form-Master’s Folly! by Dicky Nugent · (ss)
The Form-Master’s Peril by Herbert Britton · (ss)
The Form Master’s Secret! by Dicky Nugent · (ss)
The Form Master’s Secret! by G. R. Samways · (ss)
The Form-Master’s Secret by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Secret by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Secret! by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Secret! by Frank Richards · (na)
The Form-Master’s Substitute by Charles Hamilton · (na)
The Form-Master’s Substitute by Frank Richards · (na)
Form, Not Plot, in the Short Story by Sherwood Anderson · (ar)
For Model-Makers by Howard Leigh · (ar)
For Modern Socialists by Gladys Seton Craik · (pm)
A Form of Ashes by J. B. Hogan · (pm)
Form of Choice by Karis Bommer · (ss)
A Form of Hospice by Richard Gavin · (ss)
The Form of Hunger by Craig Browning · (nv)
The Form of Hunger by Roger Philip Graham · (nv)
A Form of Incomprehension: Edwin Williamson BORGES: A LIFE (Viking, 2004) by Guy Davenport · (br)
A Form of Justice by Germaine Beaumont · (ss)
A Form of Justice by Germaine de Battendier · (ss)
A Form of Matrimony by Barbara Barry · (pm)
A Form of Release by Richard Lortz · (ss)
The Form of Space by Italo Calvino · (ss)
The Form of Space by William Weaver · (ss)
The Form of the Rogue by Jason Carney · (ss)
The Form of the Sword by Jorge Luís Borges · (ss)
The Form of the Sword by Anthony Kerrigan · (ss)
A Form of Traveler by Sam Ring · (ss)
For Molly by Raymond Leslie Goldman · (ss)
For Molly by Ernest McGaffey · (pm)
For Molly and the Kids by Harrison Conrard · (ss)
For Molly Birchemall’s Sake! by W. L. Catchpole · (ss)
For Molly Birchemall’s Sake! by Dicky Nugent · (ss)
For Mom: Standup Cosmic Comedy by Mariev Finnegan · (ss)
For Mom: Standup Cosmic Comedy by Mariev, Erie Matriarch · (ss)
For Money—for Love by The Author of “The Dingy House at Kensington”, etc. · (ss)
For Money—for Love by Mrs. W. K. Clifford · (ss)
For Money Received by Fletcher Flora · (nv)
For Monsters, Treasure and…Other Things by Chris Barlow · (ar)
For Moor and Motor by Redfern · (ar)
For Moral Effect by Nels Leroy Jorgensen · (ss)
For More and Bigger Birds by [uncredited] · (ms)
For More Fall Eggs by W. H. Kircher · (ar)
For More Options, Press 9 by Myna Chang · (vi)
For More than Money by Hugh MacNair Kahler · (na)
For More than Money by Hugh McNeill · (na)
Form or No Form by Eli Moffatt Millen · (ss)
Formosa by Robert K. Douglas · (ar)
Formosa by [uncredited] · (ar)
Formosa Dead Ahead by Llewellyn Hughes · (nv)
Formosa Dead Ahead by Cornelius Morgan · (nv)
Formosae Puellae by Herbert P. Horne · (pm)
Formosa Escape by John S. Carlton, USN · (ts)
Formosa Escape by Brooks Honeycutt, USNR · (ts)
Formosa Is Like a Volcano by Demaree Bess · (ar)
Formosa Patrol by Jacland Marmur · (ss)
For MosCon by Verna Smith Trestrail · (ar)
For Mother by Dorothy Quick · (pm)
For Mother-and Daughter by D. M. Beckett · (ms)
For Mother on Valentine’s Day by Joseph E. Dressler · (ss)
For Mother’s Sake by Russell Kelso Carter · (ss)
For Mother to Tell at Bedtime by Georgene Faulkner · (ss)
For Mother—With Love by Peter Haining · (nf)
For Motives Not for Sale by Mollie Stanley-Wrench · (ss)
The Form Player by Charles Steinfort Pearson · (ss)
For Mr. Fluffycuffles by Corinne Lowe · (ar)
For Mrs. Hathaway by Emma A. Opper · (vi)
For Mrs. Kipling by Lord Dunsany · (pm)
For Mrs. Q by C. S. E. Cooney · (pm)
For Mr Voss or Occupant by Janette Turner Hospital · (nv)
Forms for Faith by [uncredited] · (pi)
The Forms I Move to Meet: Roger Zelazny’s “24 Views of Mt. Fuji, by Hokusai” by Joseph Sanders · (ar)
Forms in Falling Water by John Swaffham · (ar)
Forms of Address 2050 by Mary Soon Lee · (pm)
Forms of Evil by Jeffrey Thomas · (ss)
Forms of Fascism in Tarr by Andrew Low · (ar)
The Forms of Fear by Alfred Hitchcock · (in)
The Forms of Fiction ed. Lennis Dunlap · (an)
The Forms of Fiction ed. John Gardner · (an)
Forms of Salutation by John Massie · (ar)
Forms of Salutation by [uncredited] · (ar)
Forms of Things Unknown by C. S. Lewis · (ss)
The Forms of Things Unknown by Richard A. Lupoff · (na)
The Forms of Tommy Johnson by Sharon Dodge · (ss)
Forms of Transport by Rhys H. Hughes · (vi)
Forms of Tyranny by Jane Oxenford · (ss)
Form Square by Wesley Hope · (ss)
Form, Style, Subject by Paul Di Filippo · (ar)
A Form That Fetters by Keith Allen Daniels · (ss)
A Form Too Foul to Be Spoken of: Arthur Machen, “Quatermass”, and the Goblin Universe by David Neil Lee · (ar)
“For much of my life I loved God. The echo of that never fades” by Alex Clark · (iv)
The Formula by Grace G. Bostwick · (pm)
Formula by Charlotte Dunshee · (pm)
Formula by Francine Findley · (ss)
Formula by Edward Byron Finley · (ss)
Formula by Gladda Merill Finley · (ss)
The Formula by Marc Lodge · (ss)
The Formula by Arthur Porges · (ss)
The Formula by Ruby L. Radford · (ss)
Formula by Louise Saunders · (ss)
The Formula by Richard F. Searight · (ss)
The Formula by Ethel Lina White · (ss)
Formula 1 by Lesley Hazleton · (ar)
Formula #20 by Jordan Sanderson · (pm)
Formula 287-F by Dan Wells · (nv)
Formula 6250 by Sewell Peaslee Wright · (vi)
Formula 93 by Culpeper Chunn · (ss)
Formula 93 by Seymour C. Chunn · (ss)
Formulae of Lucid Balance by Lee Ballentine · (pm)
Formula Fiction? by Bernard Weinstock · (br)
Formula Fighter by Budd Schulberg · (ss)
Formula for 240 Egg Flocks by G. T. Klein · (ar)
Formula for a Genius by Emery McKnight · (ss)
Formula for a Merry Christmas by Margaret Fishback · (pm)
The Formula for Art by [uncredited] · (ms)
Formula for a Special Baby by Julian F. Grow · (nv)
Formula for Basehits by Mac Davis · (ss)
Formula for Calling up the Dead by William B. Seabrook · (ex)
Formula for Conquest by James R. Adams · (ss)
A Formula for Conservatives by Harold J. Laski · (ar)
Formula for Crime by Walter B. Gibson · (n.)
Formula for Crime by Maxwell Grant · (n.)
Formula for Death by Robert Leslie Bellem · (ss)
Formula for Death by Ray Cummings · (ss)
Formula for Death by George L. Eaton · (nv)
Formula for Death by Frank Gruber · (ss)
Formula for Death by Alexander Key · (ss)
Formula for Death by John Kobler · (na)
Formula for Death by Charles Spain Verral · (nv)
Formula for Disaster? by Jeff Kamen · (ar)
Formula for Doom by G. T. Fleming-Roberts · (ss)
The Formula for Dragon-Fly Green by Bertram Atkey · (ss)
Formula for Dying by Edward J. Donovan · (ss)
Formula for Escape by John Wayne · (ss)
Formula for Fatality by Michael Patrick Sullivan · (ss)
Formula for Fear by William Brandon · (ss)
Formula for Fear by Arthur Leo Zagat · (ss)
Formula for Females by Robert Carson · (ss)
Formula for Galaxy I by Lee Gregor · (nv)
Formula for Galaxy I by Milton A. Rothman · (nv)
A Formula for Happiness by I. A. R. Wylie · (ss)
Formula for Immortality by Anatoly Dneprov · (nv)
Formula for Immortality by Mirra Ginsburg · (nv)
Formula for Immortality by Helen Saltz Jacobson · (nv)
Formula for Immortality by A. P. Mitskevich · (nv)
Formula for Life by Max C. Sheridan · (ss)
Formula for Little Girls by Louis J. Sanker · (pm)
Formula for Love by Kem Bennett · (ss)
Formula for Love by Barbara Lawyer · (nv)
A Formula for Money-Making by Thomas W. Lawson · (ar)
Formula for Murder by Margery Allingham · (sl)
Formula for Murder by Robert Leslie Bellem · (ss)
Formula for Murder by Lee Gregor · (nv)
Formula for Murder by Ronald Henderson · (ss)
Formula for Murder by Jerome Severs Perry · (ss)
Formula for Murder by John Murray Reynolds · (na)
Formula for Murder by Milton A. Rothman · (nv)
Formula for Murder by Vincent Starrett · (nv)
Formula for Peace by Robert P. Tristram Coffin · (pm)
Formula for Romance by Sidney Waldo · (ss)
Formula for Success by John M. Benson · (ar)
Formula for Success by Anke M. Kriske · (ar)
Formula for Success by [uncredited] · (pi)
Formula for Success by Various · (ms)
Formula for the Impossible by Helen Saltz Jacobson · (nv)
Formula for the Impossible by Isai Lukodianov · (nv)
Formula for the Impossible by Evgeni Voiskunsky · (nv)
Formula for the Past by Harold Adams · (ar)
Formula from the Underworld by Richard S. Shaver · (nv)
The Formulaic and Rites of Passage in Andre Norton’s Magic Series by Roger C. Schlobin · (ar)
The Formulaic Ways of the Abysmal Elite by Mark McLaughlin · (vi)
Formula No. 6 by John Russell · (ss)
Formula of Death by Dorr Goodwin · (ss)
Formula of Death by Milton Lowe · (ss)
Formula One at Sebring by [uncredited] · (ia)
Formula…Plus by [uncredited] · (pi)
Formula Stuff by P. Schuyler Miller · (ri)
Formulation by Kathleen Raine · (pm)
Formula Unknown by Ian Lasry · (ss)
Formula Vee: Cheapest Way to Fly on Four Wheels by Bob Cusick · (ar)
For Murderers Only by Robert A. Garron · (ss)
For Murderers Only by Howard Wandrei · (ss)
For Murdering the Sheriff by [uncredited] · (ms)
For Murder—or Worse by John D. MacDonald · (na)
For Music by Matilda Betham-Edwards · (pm)
For Music by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
For Music by Henry Symmes · (pm)
For Music by [uncredited] · (pm)
For Must Again by J. Richard Reed · (ss)
For Muted Strings by Thomas Beer · (ar)
For Mutual Protection by Frank H. Shaw · (ss)
Formwell’s Oath by Frank H. Shaw · (ss)
For My Baby’s Sake by [uncredited] · (ts)
For My Birthday, Another Candle by Charles L. Grant · (ss)
For My Brother, Senor! by John G. Pearsol · (na)
For My Brother, Senor! by Zella Pearsol · (na)
For My Children by Coleen T. Houlihan · (pm)
For My Country by Steve Fisher · (ss)
For My Crimes by Mike Turner · (pm)
For My Daughter by Elizabeth Morrow · (pm)
For My Dear by Omerea McBeath Denison · (pm)
For My Dear Love by Edgar Vine Hall · (pm)
For My Family, with Love by Ethel Gordon · (ss)
For My Father by Angus Calder · (pm)
For My Father by Rachel Field · (pm)
For My Father by Jane H. Merchant · (pm)
For My Father by Isobel Thrilling · (pm)
For My Fireplace by Harry Noyes Pratt · (pm)
For My Grandfather, Whose Name I Will Never Say Aloud Again by Ryan G. Van Cleave · (pm)
For My Grandmother by Elizabeth Langford · (pm)
For My Grandson by Frederick Pollock · (ar)
For My Grandson. Cambridge and the ‘Apostles’: Oxford Scholars and Historians. University Memories by Frederick Pollock · (ar)
For My Lady by Albert Richard Wetjen · (ss)
For My Light Skin by Toi Derricotte · (pm)
For My Love by A. B. C. · (pm)
For My Love and Me by Queene B. Lister · (pm)
For My Lover by Ray Cornett · (ss)
For My Master by Francis C. Battle · (ss)
For My Mother by Miriam Andrews · (pm)
For My Mother by Sara Henderson Hay · (pm)
For My Next Trick I Will Need a Volunteer by Gary A. Braunbeck · (ss)
For My Own Good by Jacques Le Clercq · (ss)
For My Own Good by Pitigrilli · (ss)
For My Part I’ll Smoke a Good Ten Cent Cigar by William Saroyan · (ss)
For Myra with Love by Mary Essex · (ss)
For My Roller Derby Queen by R. D. Swets · (pm)
For My Sake by Isabella Fyvie Mayo · (pm)
For My Sake by Alice M. Stevens · (pm)
For Myself by Countée Cullen · (pm)
For my shipmates, a short glossary to aid in mutual understanding by Tehnuka · (pm)
For My Sister by Lucile Driftmier · (ss)
For My Sister by C. W. Emerson · (pm)
For My Sister by Mary Ellen Estes George · (pm)
For My Son (J. L. N., born summer, 1948) by John Frederick Nims · (pm)
For My Soul’s Feast and Sacrament by Julia Neely Finch · (pm)
For Mystery Critics Only: Hard-Boiled Detective Division by Michael Avallone · (ar)
For My Sunny California by Beatrice Helmer · (ss)
For My Thoughts by Hilary Fuller · (ss)
For My Traveling Companion by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
For My Tribe by Caedmon Gordon · (ss)
For My Twenty-Fifth Birthday, 1941 by John Ciardi · (pm)
For My Unborn Child by Anthony Thwaite · (pm)
For My Unseen Love by Willie E. Pabor · (pm)
For My Valentine by Franklin P. Adams · (pm)
For My Valentine by Harriet A. Bradfield · (pm)
For My Wife by William F. Nolan · (pm)
For My Wife’s Eyes Only by Bernard MacLaverty · (ss)
The Fornahan Murder by J. B. Hawley · (ss)
For Nahum by Nora Anthony · (ss)
For Name and Fortune by Peter Bayne · (ss)
For Name and Fortune by Ernest Brindle · (ss)
For Nancy Amos by [uncredited] · (br)
For Nancy’s Sake by Virginia Bird · (ss)
For Nannie’s Sake by J. P. Coughlan · (ss)
For Naomi by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
For Natalia by Michael Butterworth · (pm)
For Natalja’s Happiness by Marguerite Rand · (ss)
For Nate’s Sake by J. W. Kennard · (ss)
For National War on Crime by [uncredited] · (ms)
For Nation Shall Rise Against Nation by Melinda M. Snodgrass · (ss)
For Naught by Marion Harland · (ss)
For Naught by Mary Virginia Hawes Terhune · (ss)
For Need of Leavening by Julia Patt · (ss)
For Negroes It’s a New Army Now by Ernest Leiser · (ar)
For New England, Home and Glory by James Francis Dwyer · (ss)
For Newt and Sonny Bono by Marguerite Mullaney · (pm)
For New York Central Bookworms by Various · (pi)
Fornication by Macted · (ss)
Fornicator 101 by Waldo Q. Vadis · (ss)
The Fornicators by Barbara Johnson-Haddad · (vi)
Fornier DO.24 Solid Scale by Jack Baxter · (ar)
For Nikki, with Lust by Mark Shores · (ss)
For No Apparent Reason by Various · (ms)
For No Earthly Reason by Ursula Parrott · (ss)
For No Eyes by Michael Cisco · (vi)
For No Good by Randolph Barr · (nv)
For No Good Reason by Mildred Harrington · (ss)
For No Ransom by Robert A. Garron · (ss)
For No Ransom by Howard Wandrei · (ss)
For No Reason by Patricia Anthony · (ss)
For No Reason by [uncredited] · (ts)
For No Reason Whatever by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins · (vi)
For Norine, in gratitude for magic beans by Susan Mosser · (pm)
For North Is North by Fairfax Downey · (vi)
For Nothing by Maurice Level · (ss)
For Nothing by Alys Eyre Macklin · (ss)
For Nothing by William Merriam Rouse · (ss)
For Nothing Would I Trade by Carrie Cuinn · (pm)
Fornovo by J. A. S. · (ar)
Fornovo by John A. Symonds · (ar)
For Now by Meg Sipos · (pm)
For Now, However, the Dragons Have Free Rein by Sharon Kae Reamer · (ss)
For Now It’s Eight O’Clock by Alexander C. Irvine · (ss)
For Now, Sideways by A. Merc Rustad · (ss)
Forny and the Old Oak Tree by Norm Shatzoff · (ss)
For Observation by Andrew A. Caffrey · (ss)
For Observation and Treatment by Carrington Phelps · (vi)
For “Occasional” Novelists by Samuel W. Taylor · (ar)
For Officers Only by Marvin E. Allen · (ss)
For Officers Only by Syl MacDowell · (ss)
For Official Ears by Frederick Skerry · (vi)
For Old Broadie! by Henry C. Vance · (ss)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Richard Goggin · (ss)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Gunard Hjertstedt · (nv)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Day Keene · (nv)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Charles Larson · (ss)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Talmage Powell · (ss)
For Old Crime’s Sake by Robert Turner · (ss)
For Old Etcetera by Jonathan Brooks · (ss)
For Old Etcetera by Lowell Mellett · (ss)
For Old Glory! by Theodore A. Tinsley · (ss)
For Old Sake’s Sake by Mary Gaunt · (ss)
For Old Sake’s Sake by Katharine J. Murray · (ss)
For Old Sake’s Sake by Doris A. Pocock · (ss)
For Old Sake’s Sake by Fred C. Smale · (ss)
For Old Soldiers in France by Jacques Boyer · (ar)
For Old Time’s Sake by William Bankier · (ss)
For Old Time’s Sake by C. Hedley Barker · (ss)
For Old Time’s Sake by Randolph Cirilo · (ss)
For Old Time’s Sake by Barry Kiel · (ss)
For Old Time’s Sake by John Laurence · (ss)
For Old Time’s Sake by John Laurence Pritchard · (ss)
For Old Times Sake by George A. Floris · (ss)
For Old Times Sake by Stuart James · (ss)
For Old Times Sake by Michael R. Leonard · (ss)
For Old Times Sake by James M. Reasoner · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by Reginald C. Barker · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by Matthew Lieber Buchman · (nv)
For Old Times’ Sake by Gary Couzens · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by Geoff Gander · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by H. Keith Trask · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by James Twiggs · (ss)
For Old Times’ Sake by Clifford Van Pelt · (ss)
“For Old, Unhappy, Far-Off Things, and Battles Long Ago” by A. Forestier · (il)
For Olivia, My Wife by Gertrude Schweitzer · (na)
For Omega Dreamers by Ann K. Schwader · (pm)
For Once by Arthur A. Lodge · (pm)
For Once—A Woman by Otho B. Senga · (ss)
For Once He Was a Man by William S. Dutton · (ss)
For Once, Then, Something by Robert Frost · (pm)
For One Afraid of Machines by Harry Kemp · (pm)
For One Alone by Richard St. George · (vi)
For One Away by Hortense Flexner · (pm)
For One Day Only: Two Mighty Empires Clash by Michael Moorcock · (nv)
“For One Dollar and—” by Leonard H. Nason · (ss)
For One Exiled by George Warburton Lewis · (pm)
For One Eye Only by William Le Queux · (ss)
For One Hour by Herbert January · (ss)
For One Hour with You by Lee Taylor · (pm)
For One in Love by R. H. Grenville · (pm)
For One Last Thrill by India Frances Braden · (ss)
For One Lie. One Pound by Helen A. Spafford · (ss)
“For One Man’s Pleasure” by Mary Montgomerie Currie · (pm)
“For One Man’s Pleasure” by Violet Fane · (pm)
For One Night by Helen Baker Parker · (ss)
For One Night Only by Philip Atkey · (ss)
For One Night Only by Leslie Frederick Brett · (ss)
For One Night Only by Michael Brett · (ss)
For One Night Only by K. R. G. Browne · (ss)
For One Night Only by A. M. Burrage · (ss)
For One Night Only by Donald Creighton · (ss)
For One Night Only by Frank Howel Evans · (ss)
For One Night Only by Warren Hughes · (ss)
For One Night Only by G. A. F. Jacobs · (ss)
For One Night Only by Charles Rann Kennedy · (ss)
For One Night Only by Rudyard Kipling · (ss)
For One Night Only by Richard Marsh · (ss)
For One Night Only by Barry Perowne · (ss)
For One Night Only by F. C. Philips · (ss)
For One Night Only by Edgar Wallace · (nv)
For One Night Only by Harold Weston · (ss)
For One Night Only! by Sidney Drew · (ss)
For One Night Only! by Edgar Joyce Murray · (ss)
For One Night Only! by Horace Phillips · (ss)
“For One Night Only” by Mark Holland · (ss)
“For One Night Only” by W. W. · (ss)
for one night only: act two (partial) by Alex Cintron · (pm)
For One Night Only—Please! by Adrian Cole · (ar)
For One of These by Daphne Castell · (ss)
For One Only by Mona Farnsworth · (nv)
For One Only by Muriel Ives · (nv)
For One Performance by Laura Troubridge · (ss)
For One Performance Only by Bozeman Bulger · (ss)
For One Season Only by Isabel C. Clarke · (ss)
For One That Repenteth by Andrew Soutar · (ss)
For One Week Only by C. Gee · (lt)
For One Who Has Lost Herself by Caitlín R. Kiernan · (ss)
For One Who Loves Too Much by Will McCourtie · (pm)
For One Who Opened the Door by Marion Doyle · (pm)
For One Year by Robert Simpson · (ss)
For Only an Hour by Susan Brush Jonas · (il)
For Only Fifty Cents by James Glenn · (ss)
For Only Then by William P. Robertson · (pm)
For Openers by Edward Wellen · (ar)
For Ophelia, Twenty-Five Years Later by Jacqueline West · (ss)
Foroquont’s Maze by Les Sklaroff · (ss)
For Oral Lovers: Perfecting the Sixty-Nine by Dan Bennett · (ar)
For Orchestra and Six-Guns by Tom W. Blackburn · (ss)
Forordained by Mary Dragonetti · (pm)
For Others by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop · (??)
For Others by D. Stewart Robinson · (pm)
For Others! by Lillian Gard · (pm)
For Others to Perceive by [uncredited] · (ed)
For Our Androids by Bryce Emley · (pm)
For Our Bairns by George Newnes · (cl)
For Our Bairns by Uncle George · (cl)
For Our Children’s Sake by [uncredited] · (ed)
For Our Dead by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
For Our Dumb Friends by Robert Benchley · (ss)
For Our Friend, T. B. M. by O. Himself · (??)
For Our Girls by Polly Johnson · (cl)
For Our Light Affliction by Stephen S. Power · (vi)
For Our Mothers by Wanjikũ wa Ngũgĩ · (ss)
For Ours Is the Glory by Julia Kingston · (pm)
For Our Skin, a Daughter by Kristi DeMeester · (ss)
For Our Soldiers and Sailors by Verna Grisier McCully · (ar)
For Our Soldiers’ Christmas by Gertrude Hutton · (ar)
For Our Tomorrow by Jack Marsh · (vi)
For Our Women Readers by The Editor(s) · (cl)
For Outlaws Only by Charles A. Rawlings · (ss)
For Outlaws Only! by Jeb Ford · (ar)
For Over a Thousand Years by Kenneth L. Roberts · (ar)
For Owd Times’ Sake by R. Murray Gilchrist · (ss)
For Owen by Stephen King · (ss)
For O You Know by P. A. Strongin · (??)
For Palladina’s Wedding Finery by Lydia F. Peaster · (ss)
For Parents only by James M. Barrie · (vi)
For Parents’ Study Groups by Garry Cleveland Myers · (ms)
For Pastime by Margaret Haynes · (ss)
For Pastime by Ellen Louise Chandler Moulton · (ss)
For Pastime by Adeline Sergeant · (ss)
For Pastime by Arthur Lee Tracy · (pm)
For Pastime, Ere She Went to Town by Diane Creyke · (ss)
For Patients Only by Will Angus · (ss)
For Patriotism and Profits by Charles Edward Russell · (ar)
For Paul Applebaum, Sincerely by Jennifer Anne Moses · (ss)
For Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Negro Laureate by Countée Cullen · (pm)
For Peace and Quiet by Fox Russell · (ss)
For Peet’s Sake by Grover Peet · (hu)
For Penelope by John E. McMillin · (pm)
For Pentecost by Francis Meynell · (pm)
For People Only by Larry T. Shaw · (ar)
“For Percival” by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival” by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter I. Thorns and Roses by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter I. Thorns and Roses by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter II. “Those Eyes of Yours” by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter II. “Those Eyes of Yours” by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter III. Dead Men Tell No Tales—Alfred Thorne’s Is Told by the Writer by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter III. Dead Men Tell No Tales—Alfred Thorne’s Is Told by the Writer by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter IV. Wishing Well and Ill by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter IV. Wishing Well and Ill by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter V. Why Not Lottie? by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter V. Why Not Lottie? by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VI. Her Name by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VI. Her Name by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VII. Jael, or Judith, or Charlotte Corday by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VII. Jael, or Judith, or Charlotte Corday by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VIII. “Perhaps I’m Letting Secrets Out” by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter VIII. “Perhaps I’m Letting Secrets Out” by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter IX. Sissy Looks Into the Mirror by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter IX. Sissy Looks Into the Mirror by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter X. In Langley Wood by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter X. In Langley Wood by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XI. Meanwhile by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XI. Meanwhile by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XII. Well, What’s Gone from Me? What Have I Lost in You? by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XII. Well, What’s Gone from Me? What Have I Lost in You? by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIII. Shadows by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIII. Shadows by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIV. Godfrey Hammond Prescribes by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIV. Godfrey Hammond Prescribes by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XV. As Others See Us by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XV. As Others See Us by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVI. Principles and Persons by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVI. Principles and Persons by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVII. A Midnight Encounter by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVII. A Midnight Encounter by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVIII. Love in a Mist by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XVIII. Love in a Mist by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIX. Sissy Consults Her Oracle by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XIX. Sissy Consults Her Oracle by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XX. I and My Mistress, Side by Side, Shall Be Together, Breathe and Ride by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XX. I and My Mistress, Side by Side, Shall Be Together, Breathe and Ride by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXI. Reconciliation by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXI. Reconciliation by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXII. A Thorn in the Flesh by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXII. A Thorn in the Flesh by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIII. What Is Love? by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIII. What Is Love? by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIV. Godfrey Hammond on Bird-Catching by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIV. Godfrey Hammond on Bird-Catching by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXV. Of a Hermit Crab by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXV. Of a Hermit Crab by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVI. Of Confession by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVI. Of Confession by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVII. Sissy Enters Into King Agag’s Feelings by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVII. Sissy Enters Into King Agag’s Feelings by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVIII. Broken Off by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXVIII. Broken Off by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIX. A Reverie in Rookleigh Church by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXIX. A Reverie in Rookleigh Church by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXX. Of a Golden Wedding by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXX. Of a Golden Wedding by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXI. Why Not Lottie? by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXI. Why Not Lottie? by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXII. Lottie Wins by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXII. Lottie Wins by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIII. A Start in Life by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIII. A Start in Life by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIV. No. 13, Bellevue Street by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIV. No. 13, Bellevue Street by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXV. Of the Landlady’s Daughter by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXV. Of the Landlady’s Daughter by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVI. Wanted, an Organist by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVI. Wanted, an Organist by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVII. Lydia Rearranges Her Cap by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVII. Lydia Rearranges Her Cap by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVIII. Concerning Sissy by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXVIII. Concerning Sissy by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIX. Short Reckonings Make Long Friends by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XXXIX. Short Reckonings Make Long Friends by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XL. Bertie at the Organ by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XL. Bertie at the Organ by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLI. Where There’s a Will There’s a Way by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLI. Where There’s a Will There’s a Way by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLII. Walking to St. Sylvester’s by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLII. Walking to St. Sylvester’s by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIII. Faint Heart Wins Fair Lady by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIII. Faint Heart Wins Fair Lady by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIV. The Last Music Lesson by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIV. The Last Music Lesson by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLV. A Thunderbolt in Standon Square by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLV. A Thunderbolt in Standon Square by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVI. The Result of Percival’s Economy by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVI. The Result of Percival’s Economy by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVII. Consequences by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVII. Consequences by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVIII. Engagements—Hostile and Otherwise by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLVIII. Engagements—Hostile and Otherwise by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIX. How the Sun Rose in Gladness, and Set in the Valley of the Shadow of Death by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter XLIX. How the Sun Rose in Gladness, and Set in the Valley of the Shadow of Death by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter L. Through the Night by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter L. Through the Night by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LI. By the Express by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LI. By the Express by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LII. “Quand On a Trouvé Ce Qu’on Cherchait, On n’a Pas le Temps de le Dire: Il Faut Mourir” by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LII. “Quand On a Trouvé Ce Qu’on Cherchait, On n’a Pas le Temps de le Dire: Il Faut Mourir” by [uncredited] · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LIII. Afterwards by Margaret Veley · (sl)
“For Percival”: Chapter LIII. Afterwards by [uncredited] · (sl)
For Percy’s Birthday by Edmund Bosanquet · (ss)
For Perpetuity by James Tager · (ss)
For Personal Reasons by Austin Corcoran · (ss)
For Pessoa and My Cows Arrive by Lan Lan · (pm)
For Pessoa and My Cows Arrive by George O’Connell · (pm)
For Pessoa and My Cows Arrive by Diana Shi · (pm)
For Pete’s Sake by Joe Archibald · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Lynn Bretton · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Del Copp · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Muriel Edgerton · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Bud Jones · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Silas Macrae · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Milo Ray Phelps · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by G. Schwabe · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by Annabelle Stone · (ss)
For Pete’s Sake by [uncredited] · (ms)
For Pete’s Sake! by Llewellyn Hughes · (ss)
For Pete’s Snake by Ellen Conford · (ss)
For Philip Dick by Ray Greenblatt · (pm)
For Phoebe by Helen Strauss · (ss)
For Phyllida, A.B., M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D. by Ted Olson · (pm)
For Piano and Vocal Accompaniment by Jype Carraud · (nv)
For Pin-Up Collectors Only! by [uncredited] · (pi)
For Pique by Cora Chester · (ss)
For Pity’s Sake by Mary Ann Adams · (ss)
For Pity’s Sake by Mary Stuart Boyd · (ss)
For Pity’s Sake, Kitty by Gardner Hunting · (sl)
For Play or Pay by George Bates · (ss)
For Pleasure or Profit? by The Editor(s) · (ed)
For Poets Slain in War by W. Adolphe Roberts · (pm)
For Poets, Too by Margaret Bell Houston · (pm)
For Polly’s Sake by Dixie Wolcott · (ss)
For Polonius, Because of Advice by R. Lynn Riggs · (pm)
For Poppies by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
For Poppy by Asa Delaney · (pm)
For Poppy Z. Brite by Clare Gunther · (pm)
For Ports Unknown by Elias Lieberman · (pm)
For Posterity’s Sake by H. K. Slater · (ms)
For Postmortem Perusal by Edison Marshall · (ss)
For Power by Charlotte Perkins Gilman · (pm)
For Practice by Lee R. Ward · (ss)
For Preserves by Cassandra Rose Clarke · (pm)
For President by George A. Thomson · (ar)
For President: George C. Wallace (in 1984!) by William S. Ruben · (ar)
For President - Hiram Hogboom by Newman Levy · (hu)
For President in 1916—Who Will Be the Standard-Bearer in Next Year’s Political Campaign? by Judson C. Welliver · (ia)
For President - Leo Fritter by H. P. Lovecraft · (ar)
For President of the United States by Jack Newfield · (ar)
For President—Skeeter Butts by E. K. Means · (ss)
For Pretty Things by Paul Harman · (ss)
For Pretty Things by Robert Winton · (ss)
For “Printers’ Pie” by John Campbell · (pm)
For Professional Reasons Only by Mary Ryan · (ss)
For Professional Services by W. Harold Thomson · (ss)
For Professional Services Rendered by Doris J. Wilson · (ss)
For Professionals Only by Matt Taylor · (ss)
For Professionals Only…The American Crime Writers League by Charlotte MacLeod · (ar)
For Profit Only by Alice Brown · (ss)
For Promises and Plans by Dwight Mitchell Wiley · (ss)
For “Proprietor’s” Sake! by Tom Kirk · (ss)
For Prosecution or Defense? by Paul G. Tate · (ss)
For Protection by Taylor McCafferty · (ss)
For Protection Only by Beulah Poynter · (sl)
For Publicity’s Sake by Charles T. Jordan · (nv)
For Queen and Country by Hugh Denville · (na)
For Queen and Country by Edna Edith Harris · (ss)
For Queen and Country by Chris Lang · (ss)
For Queen and Country by Estrith Mansfield · (ss)
For Queen and Country by Stephen Reid · (il)
For Queen and Country by Elizabeth A. Vaughan · (ss)
For Queen and Country? by Alec M. Cane · (ss)
*For Quick Sale* by Greer Woodward Sucke · (pm)
*For Quick Sale* by Greer Woodward · (pm)
For Rachel Pollack on Her 75th Birthday by Roz Kaveney · (pm)
For Rain Is to Wet and Fire to Burn by Robert Minto · (ss)

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