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COCKRELL, EUSTACE (chron.) (continued)

* Marching As to War, (ss) Argosy Oct 5 1940
* The Masked Marvel, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1936
* No One But You, (ss) The American Magazine Apr 1949
* The Old Arm, (ss) Blue Book Apr 1941
* 1.54 and a Fraction, (ss) Adventure Sep 1947

Short Story Magazine Mar 1949

* One-Night Stand, (ss) Liberty Dec 31 1938
* The Patriot, (vi) Colliers Feb 6 1943
* Pep Talk, (ss) Colliers Dec 18 1937
* Professional Gentleman, (ss) Blue Book Mar 1950
* Recruit, (ss) All-American Fiction May/Jun 1938
* Refugee Returns Home, (ss) Colliers Aug 15 1942
* Reservation on Queer Street, (ss) Argosy Feb 10 1940
* The Right Guy, (ss) Fifteen Sports Stories Mar 1949
* Right-hand Man, (ss) Blue Book Jul 1936
* Rocky’s Rose, (ss) The American Magazine Oct 1949
* Round Trip, (ss) Argosy Jul 2 1938
* Second Sight, (ss) Argosy Jan 6 1940
* Seller, Beware!, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1936
* Shoeshine Boy, (ss) Colliers Dec 20 1941
* Stadium Struck, (ss) Blue Book Nov 1938
* Sweet-talkin’ Man, (ss) Argosy Jul 15 1939
* Trigger Men, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1936
* The Trumpet of Tradition, (ss) Blue Book Jul 1945
* Willie Wurtzel’s Way, (ss) Colliers Apr 19 1941
COCKRELL, FRANCES M., III (chron.)

* Golf Is a Funny Game, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun #1 1931
COCKRELL, FRANK; [i.e., Francis M. Cockrell] (1906-1987) (chron.)

* All the Angles, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1940
* And Expenses, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Oct 10 1932
* The Big Ham, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 25 1932
* The Biggest Joke, (sl) College Stories Oct, Nov, Dec 1931
* Count Pete, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1935
* Dark Waters (with Marian Cockrell), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 26 1944
* Dark Waters (with Marian Cockrell), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1944
* Dark Waters (with Marian Cockrell), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 11 1944
* A Ear Well Lost, (ss) Blue Book May 1935
* Enrico Was a Punk, (ss) College Stories May 1931
* Feeder, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Nov 25 1931; Basket Ball—Turn On the Spotlight!
* Five Fighting Fools, (ss) Real Sports Apr 1939
* Fixers Are Foolish, (ss) College Stories Jul 1931
* The Frog, (ss) College Stories Jun 1931
* The Fuller Flash, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May 10 1932
* Gallery Proof, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jul 10 1932
* Gamblin’ Trunks, (ss) College Stories Sep 1931
* Gentleman’s Game, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec 25 1931; Golf—A Diamond in the Rough
* Golf’s Not Hard, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Sep 10 1931
* Good Guy, (ss) Colliers May 25 1940
* Henry—Oh!, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 26 1942
* Hill-Billy Ball, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr 25 1932
* A Household Necessity, (ss) Liberty Mar 4 1933
* Kid Brother, (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1933
* Little ’Elper, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr 10 1932; Basket Ball—A Queer Egg-but Good
* Love Will Lose the Way, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1934
* Man Oughta Be a Brother, (ss) Argosy Jan 10 1942
* The Master Mind, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Nov 10 1931
* Memory Music, (ss) College Stories Aug 1931
* Mr. Cassidy Blows Up, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 10 1932
* Muddy Water, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Sep 25 1932; (swimming).
* Now I’ll Tell One, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 25 1932
* The Old Halverton Try, (ss) Argosy Nov 2 1940
* One Could Whistle, One Could Sing, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 10 1931
* One Real Smart Boy, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec 10 1931
* One Sweepstake, Well Done, (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1935
* The Other Cheek, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Mar 25 1932
* Press Clippings, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 10 1932
* Reluctant Wedding, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1938
* Reward, (ss) Liberty Nov 11 1939
* Seeing Is Believing, (ss) Colliers Mar 18 1939
* Sign on the Indian, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 25 1932
* The Sixth Card, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1935
* Standards, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Feb 10 1932
* Tennis Bum, (sl) College Stories Feb 1932

Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Feb 25, Mar 10 1932

* That Heel of a Seal, (ss) Liberty Aug 23 1941
* Three Clubs—And What Have You?, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Nov 25 1932
* Three Thousand or Bust, (ss) Blue Book May 1936
* Uh—Tea for One, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Sep 25 1931; Tennis—And Refreshments
* Weird House [Detective Fitzgerald], (nv) Blue Book Nov 1934
* Without Colours or Crest, (nv) Blue Book Jul 1942
* You Can’t Beat a Kelly, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Oct 25 1931; Basket Ball—Was It Luck?
* You Don’t Understand Love, (ss) Liberty Sep 14 1940
COCKRELL, MARIAN (chron.)

* Dark Waters (with Frank), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 19 1944
* Dark Waters (with Frank Cockrell), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 4 1944
COCKRELL, MARIAN; [i.e., Marian Cockrell Brown] (1909-1999) (chron.)

* Big Operator, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23 1940
* Dark Waters (with Frank Cockrell), (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 26, Mar 11 1944
* She Fell for a Uniform, (ss) Liberty Oct 21 1939
COCKRESS, EUSTACE (chron.)

* Putting Is Easy, (ss) Colliers Mar 8 1941; All’s fair on the fairways.
COCKROFT, GEORGE POWERS (1932- ); see pseudonym Luke Rhinehart (chron.)
COCKROFT, THOMAS G. L.; see under Cockcroft, Thomas G. L. (chron.)
COCKROFT, W(ilfred) P. (1913?- ) (chron.)

* Adventure on Grenga, (nv) Yankee Science Fiction #21 1942
* The Death Of Julian Morton, (ss) Yankee Weird Shorts #6 1942
* The Forbidden Village, (ss) Occult Shorts #2, ed. Anon., London: Gerald G. Swan, Ltd. 1946

Four in One Gang and Thrills Shorts 1949

* The Horror Undying, (ss) Weird Story Magazine #2 1946

Four in One Gang and Thrills Shorts 1949

* Shadow Worlds, (ss) Yankee Weird Shorts #14 1942
* Zinopski’s Final Attempt, (ss) New Worlds Aug 1939
COCKS, DOROTHY (chron.)

* How Tan Is the Fashion?, (ar) Pictorial Review Jun 1936
* Imitation of a Swan, (ar) Pictorial Review Oct 1936
* Your Lips and Your Eyes, (ar) Pictorial Review Jul 1936
COCKS, J. H. (chron.)

* Mary Jane Tells About the Spicers’ Cows (with A. G. Plympton), (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1882
* Summer Days at Lake George (with Lucy A. Millington), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1882
COCKSHUT, A. O. J. (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Anthony Trollope: A Critical Study” by Margaret Lane, (br) The London Magazine Jan 1956
COCO the CLOWN (chron.)

* How Revolution Begins, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1943
COCORAN, WILLIAM (chron.)

* Sonata, (ss) The Delineator Dec 1932
COCROFT, THODA (chron.)

* Clara’s Triumphant Return, (ss) Munsey’s Oct 1925
* A Desert Reclamation, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jul 12 1919
* His Next Victim, (ss) Breezy Stories Jan #1 1925
* Out-of-Doors: Summer-Home Sites in the National Forests, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 12 1930
* Three Famous Theater Women and Their Sacrifice for Art, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 11 1925
COCTEAU, JEAN(-Maurice-Eugène-Clément) (1889-1963) (chron.)

* Poetry and Invisibility, (sp) The London Magazine Jan 1957; delivered as an address at Oxford in 1956.; tr. by Jean Stewart
* A Speech on Colette, (ar) The London Magazine May 1956; slightly shortened version of speech given at his reception into the Belgian Academy.; tr. by Margaret Crosland
_____, [ref.] * “Children of the Game” by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine Feb 1956 * “In Praise of Jean Cocteau” by Edith Sitwell, (ar) The London Magazine Feb 1956 * “A Little Guide to Jean Cocteau” by Erik de Mauny, (ar) The London Magazine May 1955
CODD, GEORGE (chron.)

* Halfway to Paradise, (ss) Sfinx #10 1975
* Killing Time, (ss) Sfinx #9 1974
CODD, MAGARET (chron.)

* The Philippines, (ar) The Winner May 1902
CODDINGTON, HANNAH (chron.)

* Grandpa’s Sweetheart, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1891
CODMAN, JOHN (chron.)

* A Note on Skipper Ireson, (ar) McClure’s Mar 1897
CODONA, ALFREDO (chron.)

* Split Seconds, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 6 1930
_____, narr. * Taking the Fall (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 28 1931; acrobats.
CODY, AL; pseudonym of Archie Joscelyn, (1899-1986) (chron.)

* Bitter Creek, (na) Western Action Jan 1947
* Dark Canyon, (na) Double Action Western Apr 1947
* Disaster Trail, (na) Blue Ribbon Western Jun 1948
* The Man from Texas, (na) Blue Ribbon Western Aug 1948
CODY, B. A. (chron.)

* Finders, Keepers, (ss) Manhunt Jun 1963
CODY, BUFFALO BILL (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “Chuck-Wagon Champion” by Jack T. Holmes, (ts) Star Western Aug 1945
CODY, CLARA COCHRANE (chron.)

* Dishes à la Chinese, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1912
CODY, DANE (chron.)

* Six-Gun Parley, (nv) All Western Magazine Apr 1936
CODY, GUY (chron.)

* Ambush!, (ss) Dynamic Western Stories Dec 1941
* Creek Murder, (ss) Five Star Western Stories Aug 1941
CODY, IRWIN H. (chron.)

* A Piece of String, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jan 1950
CODY, JAMES P.; pseudonym of Peter Thomas Rohrbach, (1926-2004) (chron.)

* A Payment for Murder, (ss) Charlie Chan Mystery Magazine Feb 1974
CODY, JOHN; pseudonym of Ed Earl Repp, (1901-1979) (chron.)

* Satan’s Sixgun Prayer, (ss) Western Short Stories Mar 1939
* Six-Gun Judas, (ar) All Western Magazine Dec 1935; How many pieces of silver did Jim Murphy get for selling the Sam Bass gang to the law?.
CODY, LIZA; pseudonym of Liza Nassim, (1944- ) (chron.)

* Art, Marriage and Death, (ss) EQMM Jul 2005
* Liza Cody on Anna Lee, Eva Wylie & Being Hitler’s Hairdresser (with Craig McDonald), (iv) Crime Factory Mar 2003
* The Old Story, (ss) The Ideas Experiment, PawPaw Press 2006

EQMM Mar/Apr 2007
_____, [ref.] * “From Art School to Writers’ Roadshow” by Brendan Wignall, (ar) Million #6 1991
CODY, NED (chron.)

* King of Aces, (ss) 12 Sports Aces Jul 1941
* The Old College Try, (ss) 12 Sports Aces Mar 1942
CODY, PAUL (1953- ) (chron.)

* Three A.M., (ss) Story Spr 1997
CODY, S. F., F.R.M.S. (chron.)

* The Kite That Lifts a Man, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1903
CODY, SHERWIN (chron.)

* How to Spot Defects in Business Brains, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 1920
CODY, STONE; pseudonym of Thomas Ernest Mount, (1895-1973?) (chron.)

* Badge of Tinhorn Courage, (nv) 1938; also as “Blast a Wild Trail!”.
* Barb Wire Buys Hell!, (ss) Star Western Nov 1940
* Blast a Wild Trail! [“Badge of Tinhorn Courage”], (nv) 1938

New Western Magazine Aug 1954

* Blood on the Yucca [Silver Trent], (nv) Star Western Aug 1941
* The Boothill Button, (nv) Star Western Jan 1940

Walt Coburn’s Western Magazine Sep 1950

* Boss of Dead Man’s Range, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Sep/Oct 1936
* Captive of Death, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Nov 1938
* Cattle—Or Kisses!, (nv) Rangeland Romances May 1939
* Code of a Broken Cowman, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Dec 1938
* The Covered Wagon Mutineers [“Gun-Prophet of Perdition”], (nv) Star Western Feb 1938

New Western Magazine (UK) #14 1953

* The Cowboy Who Wouldn’t Stay Hanged, (nv) Ace-High Western Stories Magazine Apr 1939
* Dealer’s Choice—Gun or Rope!, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Apr 1947
* Death Deals a Jackpot!, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Sep 1953
* Death Plays a Tinhorn’s Hand, (ss) 10 Story Western Magazine Dec 1937; also as “Tinhorn Boss of Iron Butte”.
* Don’t Brand Him Yellow!, (nv) 1936

New Western Magazine (Canada) Jul 1951
New Western Magazine Jul 1951

* Fall In, You Sons of Hell, (nv) Dime Western Magazine Apr 1947
* Fugitive Wagon Train, (ss) Dime Western Magazine Feb 1937
* Gambler Boss of Broken Men, (nv) Dime Western Magazine Jul 1940
* Gambler Lose All [“Girl for a Gambling Man”], (ss) 1937

Max Brand’s Western Magazine May 1951

* Girl for a Gambling Man, (ss) 1937; also as “Gambler Lose All”.
* Give Us a Marshal to Shoot, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Dec 1947

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