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McEVOY, J. P. (chron.) (continued)

* Comfort Me with Apples, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 8 1933
* Dear Little You, (ss) Cosmopolitan Dec 1929
* “Don’t Tell It—Sell It!”, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1923
* Father Meets Son, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27, Sep 5, Oct 3, Nov 14, Dec 26 1936, Jan 30, Feb 13, Mar 20, May 1, Jun 5, Jul 17, Aug 21, Oct 30 1937, Feb 26 1938
* Father’s Day, (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1929
* The Haunted Ghost, (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1923
* He Snoops to Conquer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 13 1938
* Heart Throb, (ss) Cosmopolitan Oct 1929
* Heartbroken, Brooklyn, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 21 1933
* Honorable Revolution, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1936
* The Hoodoo, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 27 1923
* The House by the Side of the Road (True Version), (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1 1924
* Joe Lucky, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1940
* Just a Couple of Other Fellows, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1931
* Just an Old Balinese Costume, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23 1935
* The Land of the Lei, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1936
* Little Brother, What Next, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 25 1936
* Little Miss Miracle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 9 1938
* Lonely Heart, (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1930
* Mark Antony at the Mike, (ss) The Red Book Magazine Feb 1928
* Mice Is Mice, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 2 1945
* Mister Noodle, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 15, Nov 29, Dec 6 1930
* Money Isn’t Everything, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 25 1936
* Mother’s Boy, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1930
* My Congressman, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1919
* Not So Hot-Cha, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1933
* Oh, You Must See Bay-Ping, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 18 1936
* Pas Rhapsody in Sliver and Black, (ss) Liberty Sep 9 1933
* The Potters Get a Touch of Sun, (ss) Liberty Feb 25 1933
* The Potters Get Away from It All, (ss) Liberty Apr 29 1933
* Show Girl, (sl) Liberty Feb 11 1928; Further adventures of Dixie Dugan.
* Show Girl in Hollywood [Dixie Dugan], (sl) Liberty Jun 22, Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Sep 7 1929
* Show Girl in Hollywood, (sl) Liberty Sep 14, Sep 21 1929
* Square as a Die, (ss) Cosmopolitan Feb 1930
* Sun Drunk, (ss) The American Magazine Mar 1934
* Sunny Boy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 30 1938
* The Traveling Salesmen and the Farmer’s Daughter, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 28 1937
* When Winter Comes to the Potters, (ss) Liberty Dec 23 1933
* Yes, Mahster!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 25 1937
_____, as told to * Autobiography of America: 1939—Movie Producer, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1939
McEVOY, PAUL (chron.)

* A Footprint in Blood, (ar) Clues Detective Stories Oct 1938
* Two Women and Death, (ar) Clues Detective Stories Aug 1938
McEVOY, S. (chron.)

* Limerick, (pm) Amra Apr 1968
* On Samuri (with E. Hoffmann Price), (lt) Amra Dec 1967
McEVOY, SETH (chron.)

* Short Story Markets, (cl) The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America Win 1980
McEWAN, IAN (Russell) (1948- ) (chron.)

* Dead as They Come, (ss) Bananas #3 1975
* The Writing of “Or Shall We Die?”, (ar) Granta #7 1983
McEWEN, ARTHUR (chron.)

* Ambrose Walker: Artist, (ss) The Wave Dec 19 1891
* As She was Born, (ss) Munsey’s Jun 1899
* A Double Hold-Up, (ss) Munsey’s Dec 1905
* Long Brown of Esmerelda, (ss) The Black Cat Oct 1898
* One Artist or Two?, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1905
* The Trust Question: The Trust as a Step in the March of Civilization, (ar) Munsey’s Jan 1900
* Why Is New York Disliked?, (ar) Munsey’s Sep 1898
McEWEN, CONSTANCE (chron.)

* “Bring Myrtle”, (ss) Argosy (UK) Dec 1884
* How It Came There: Founded on Fact, (ss) Argosy (UK) Dec 1885
McEWEN, IAN (chron.)

* Psychopolis, (ss) American Review Nov 1977
MACFADDEN, BERNARR (1868-1955) (chron.)

* 43 Years in the Publish Field, (ar) Liberty Apr 19 1941
* The Actual Cause of Criminality, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1924
* Adventuring, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Mar 1926
* The American Way of Life, (ed) Liberty Jan 11 1941
* Ancestors Don’t Make or Break You, (ed) Liberty Aug 21 1937
* Are You Afraid of the Dog-Days?, (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1928
* Back to the Farm Our Only Salvation, (ed) Liberty Jun 24 1933
* The Beginning of Life, (sl) Physical Culture Jun 1931
* The Bonus Bill, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Apr 1924
* Bring the Skeletons Out of the Closet, (ed) Liberty Jan 25 1941
* Building Better Backbones, (ar) Physical Culture Oct 1914
* Building Broad, Powerful Shoulders, (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1912
* Burning the Candle at Both Ends, (ed) Midnight Sep 23 1922
* Commercializing Love, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Nov 1924
* Confessions of an Amateur Politician, (ar) Liberty Aug 24 1940
* Courage, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Feb 1926
* The Crime of Overeating, (ar) Physical Culture Feb 1914
* The Danger of Losing a Priceless Treasure, (ed) Liberty Oct 19 1940
* Dangerous Explosives, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Jun 1926
* Daylight-Saving Foolishness, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1924
* Developing Brain Power, (ar) Physical Culture Mar 1915
* The Editor’s Viewpoint, (ed) Physical Culture Aug 1912; Macfadden announces this issue his last as editor.
* Energizing the Vital Organs, (ar) Physical Culture Feb 1913
* Exercises for the Manual Worker, (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1913
* Fiction Fires the Imagination, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Dec 1924
* France’s Defeat—A Powerful Lesson to Us, (ed) Liberty Aug 31 1940
* Gaining Vitality and Manly Vigor, (ar) Physical Culture May 1913
* A Great American Citizen, (ar) Liberty Nov 16 1940
* Hate, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1924
* The Hell that War Brings, (ed) Liberty Jun 21 1940
* Hell’s Bells, (ed) Midnight Oct 14 1922
* Henry Wallace, The Fair-Haired Dreamer, (ed) Liberty Oct 5 1940
* Hints on Light and Heavy Exercises, (ar) Physical Culture Oct 1913
* How About the Bonus Bill?, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Feb 1924
* How Huge Sums Can Be Saved Through Registration System, (ed) Liberty Sep 14 1940
* How Many Bronks Have You Busted?, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East May 1926
* How to Boost Business Sky High, (ed) Liberty Jan 8 1938
* How to Develop Virile, Powerful Manhood, (ar) Physical Culture Mar 1912
* How to Put On Healthy Flesh, (ar) Physical Culture May 1912
* Is the World Returning to Savagery?, (ed) Liberty Dec 31 1938
* Job Insurance Far Better Than Unemployment Insurance, (ed) Liberty Aug 11 1934
* Killing the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Oct 1923
* Labor and Capital, Join Hands Against the Enemy—Government, (ed) Liberty Oct 15 1938
* Let’s Hold on to Americanism, (ed) Liberty Nov 16 1940
* Lost in the Sky, (ar) Liberty Oct 5 1940; “the thrills of a twelve-hour flight”.
* Love’s Bewildering Delights, (ed) True Story Magazine Mar 1939
* Making Limbs Strong and Symmetrical, (ar) Physical Culture Jul 1913
* The Man Who Is Never Licked, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Jan 1926
* The Man with the Wallop, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Dec 1925
* Man-Power Our Greatest Need, (ed) Liberty Jul 20 1940
* Marital Horrors—Can They Be Remedied?, (ed) Liberty Sep 7 1940
* Massage an Aid to Exercise, (ar) Physical Culture Jul 1912
* Midnight Sons, (ed) Midnight Oct 7 1922
* My Life Story, (bg) Physical Culture Mar, Apr, Jun 1914
* My Life Story: I Try Railroading and Tramping, (bg) Physical Culture Sep 1914
* My Life Story: My First Visit to England, (bg) Physical Culture Jan 1915
* My Life Story: Seeking Success Again in the City, (bg) Physical Culture Oct 1914
* My Most Precious Possessions, (ar) Physical Culture Feb 1929
* My Moving Picture Course in Physical Culture, (ar) Physical Culture Dec 1915
* A New Daily Newspaper, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1924
* The New Deal Has Scuttled the Democratic Ship, (ed) Liberty Oct 12 1940
* The New Deal’s Most Damning Record, (ed) Liberty Nov 2 1940
* An Open Letter to Senator Robert F. Wagner, (ed) Liberty May 7 1938
* Our Name Is Liberty—And That’s What We Stand For, (ed) Liberty Nov 19 1938
* Over the Precipice, (ed) Midnight Oct 21 1922
* Overwhelming Indebtedness Can Destroy Democracy, (ed) Liberty Feb 15 1941
* Physical Culture Solves the Bad Boy Problem, (ar) Physical Culture Dec 1915
* The Physical Culture Union in Politics, (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1912
* A Plan to Strengthen Democracy, (ed) Liberty Aug 24 1940
* Pleasure-Loving Women, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Jan 1925
* Prolonging Your Life, (ar) Physical Culture Apr 1928
* Prudery, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Mar 1924
* Reign of Terror on Wall Street, (ed) Liberty Sep 21 1940
* Riches Are the Source of All Civilization, (ed) Liberty Jul 31 1937
* The Romance of the Open Country, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Apr 1926
* Romances in Fighting - An Editorial, (ed) Fighting Romances from the West and East Nov 1925
* Starting the Day Right, (ar) Physical Culture Mar 1913
* Taking a Chance, (ar) Midnight Nov 4 1922
* The Thrills of Aviation, (ar) Flying Stories Mar 1930
* Too Much Law, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine May 1924
* Treating Diseases by Natural Methods, (ar) Physical Culture Jun 1915
* The Truth Will Save Your Boy, (ss) Physical Culture Apr 1928
* Unearned Wealth—Luxury—Leads to Destruction, (ed) Liberty Oct 2 1937
* Unemployment Insurance—Old-Age Pensions—Good, But, (ed) Liberty Dec 10 1938
* The Very Worst Thing That Could Happen to Us, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1923
* Victory, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Feb 1925
* Vitality-Building Exercises, (ar) Physical Culture Sep 1914
* Vitally Beautiful Womanhood, (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1928
* Vote to Retain the American System, (ed) Liberty Oct 26 1940
* We Can Win with Willkie, (ed) Liberty Nov 9 1940
* We Endorse the President’s Health Crusade, (ed) Liberty Feb 4 1939
* We Make Our Bow to the Public, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Oct 1924
* We Must Have Compulsory Physical Training!, (ed) Liberty Sep 28 1940
* What’s Your Politics?, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1924
* When Wealth Brings Disaster, (ed) Liberty Jul 1 1933
* When Winter Comes!, (ed) Midnight Oct 28 1922
* Why Not Divide the Wealth, (ed) Liberty Feb 11 1939
* Will Intolerance Become a National Menace?, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1923
* Yes—The New Deal Is Going Places, if—, (ed) Liberty Jan 21 1939
* Your Imagination, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine Mar 1925
McFADDEN, CYRA (chron.)

* The Basement, (ss) TriQuarterly #48 1980
McFADDEN, E. P. (chron.)

* The Slaying of Isna Kiapi, (ss) National Magazine Nov 1912
McFADDEN, EDWARD J., III (chron.)

* Ed-itorial, (ed) Fantastic Stories of the Imagination #25 2004
McFADDEN, ELIZABETH (Apthorp) (1875-1972?) (chron.)

* It Takes a Man, (sl) Farm Mechanics Aug, Oct 1930
McFADDEN, GEORGE (Elbows) (chron.)

* 800 Battles, (ar) Fight Stories Fll 1942
* I Had to Fight, (ts) Fight Stories Mar, Apr 1932
McFADDEN, I. P. F. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Clues Mar #1 1929
McFADDEN, KARA (chron.)

* January, (pm) Kaleidograph Jan 1936
McFADDEN, LOUIS T. (chron.)

* Convalescent Finance, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1930
* Investment Trusts, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1930
* Transatlantic Finance, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 19 1929
* Why an International Bank?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 20 1929
MacFADYEN, ALLAN, M.D., M.B. (chron.)

* Effects of Low Temperatures upon Organic Life, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1903
MacFADYEN, BURT (chron.)

* The Helping Hand, (ss) Astounding Jan 1948

Astounding Science Fiction (UK) Sep 1949
McFADYEN, HENRY C. (chron.)

* Our Youngsters Don’t Have to Be Killers (with Sidney Shalett), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 17 1949
McFALL, GARDNER (chron.)

* After Thanksgiving, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1979
* Complaint, (pm) Ploughshares Win 1981
* Facts, (pm) Ploughshares Win 1981
* Shrimpboat, (pm) Ploughshares Spr 1979
MacFALL, (Chambers) HALDANE (Cooke) (1860-1928) (chron.)

* English Illustrators of Juvenile Books (pictures), (pi) Good Housekeeping Nov 1910
* Germany’s Amazing Young Men, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine Oct 1910; about Germany’s new satirists with various illustrations reproduced from the magazine Jugend and Simplicissimus.
McFALL, PATRICIA (1949- ) (chron.)

* The Foreigner’s Watch, (ss) EQMM Mar/Apr 2004
* The Resurrection of Daniel Mason [Lane Terry], (nv) EQMM Mar/Apr 2005
McFARLAND, A. S. (chron.)

* Princess Imogen; or, the Triumph of Love, (ss) The Riverside Magazine for Young People Jan 1867; fairy tale.
* Stories from Shakespeare (King Lear and His Three Daughters), (ss) The Riverside Magazine for Young People Feb 1867
* Stories from Shakespeare (The Merchant of Venice continued), (ss) The Riverside Magazine for Young People Jul 1867

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