The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

HUNTER, JOHN (stories) (continued)
• Death in Room 13 (na) The Story-teller Dec 1934
• Evidence for the Defence (nv) The Story-teller Feb 1935
• Murder of an Unknown Man (na) The Thriller Mar 23 1935
• The Line of Flight (ss) Chums Mar 1935
• The Silk Scarf Murders (ss) Detective Weekly Apr 27 1935
• The Man Who Never Came Back (na) The Thriller May 11 1935
• Riders of the Storm (ss) Chums May 1935
• The Secret of the Graveyard (na) The Thriller Jun 15 1935 [Captain Dack]
• A Face to the World (nv) The Story-teller Jul 1935
• The Great Seaside Crime (na) The Thriller Aug 17 1935
• The Clue of the Split Bullet (na) Detective Weekly Aug 31 1935
• The Affair of the Fatal Film (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #489 1935 [Sexton Blake]
• Menace of the Masked Men (n.) The Flag Library for Boys #1 1935
• The Devil in Disguise (na) The Thriller Oct 5 1935
• The Silent Menace (ss) The Thriller Oct 12 1935
• Cannon Foot-Goal Buster (n.) The Flag Library for Boys #8 1935
• The Man Who Wore Lionskin (na) The Story-teller Dec 1935
• Murder of a Footballer (na) The Thriller Jan 11 1936
• The Constant Mistress (ss) The Story-teller Mar 1936
• The Mystery of Terror Tower (na) The Thriller Apr 11 1936
• The Murderer of Charles Smithson (na) The Thriller Jun 13 1936
• Built on Sand (na) The Story-teller Jul 1936
• The Trail of the Dope Chief (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #541 1936 [Sexton Blake]
• Crook Cargo (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #549 1936 [Sexton Blake]
• South Wind (ss) Storyteller Nov 1936
• The Secret Man (na) The Thriller Dec 12 1936
• Journey by Night (nv) Storyteller Dec 1936
• Green Magic (ss) Storyteller Jan 1937
• Crooks’ Castle (na) The Thriller Feb 27 1937
• Gate to Adventure (ss) Storyteller Feb 1937
• The Driver’s Occupation (ss) Storyteller Mar 1937
• Death Strikes but Once (sl) Storyteller May 1937, etc.
• The Prisoner of Lost Island (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #578 1937 [Sexton Blake]
• Dangerous Journey (sl) The Thriller Library Jul 10 1937, etc.
• Wanted—A Dead Man (ss) Storyteller Jul 1937
• The Fake! (na) The Thriller Library Aug 21 1937
• Ambition (sl) Storyteller Aug 1937, etc.
• The Crime on the Promenade (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #585 1937 [Sexton Blake]
• The Problem of the Three Keys (na) Detective Weekly Nov 13 1937
• The Shadow of the Gallows (na) The Thriller Library Mar 5 1938
• The Secret of the Hold (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #614 1938 [Sexton Blake]
• The Man Who Turned King’s Evidence (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #625 1938 [Sexton Blake]
• The Steel-Eater (na) The Thriller Library Aug 20 1938
• Terror on the Thames (na) Detective Weekly Aug 20 1938
• The Riddle of the Lost Ship (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #662 1939 [Sexton Blake]
• The Homing Instinct (ss) The Argosy (UK) Jun 1939
• The Mysterious Mr. Maynard (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #730 1940 [Sexton Blake]
• The House of Darkness (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #742 1941 [Sexton Blake]
• Quick on the Trigger (n.) Western Library #2 1950
• The Guns of Lannagan (n.) Western Library #3 1950 [Lannagan]
• The Trail Leads to Lannagan (n.) Western Library #10 1950 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan’s Luck (n.) Western Library #13 1950 [Lannagan]
• “Go for Your Guns, Lannagan!” (n.) Western Library #15 1950 [Lannagan]
• Look Behind You, Lannagan (n.) Western Library #22 1951 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan’s Law (n.) Western Library #25 1951 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Strikes It Rich (n.) Western Library #29 1951 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan’s Hunch (n.) Western Library #33 1951 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Gets Hired (n.) Western Library #37 1951 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Loads His Guns (n.) Western Library #43 1952 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Versus Trouble (n.) Western Library #52 1952 [Lannagan]
• Odds Against Lannagan (n.) Western Library #57 1952 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Horns In (n.) Western Library #62 1952 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan’s Loot (n.) Western Library #85 1953 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Hits Trouble (n.) Western Library #88 1953 [Lannagan]
• Lannagan Fights Through (n.) Western Library #101 1954 [Lannagan]
• Sign of the Seven (ss) The Saint Detective Magazine Jan 1955
• Chain Gangster (ss) Tit-Bits Oct 5 1957
• Africa’s Most Magnificent Safari [with Alan Wykes] (ts) Cavalier Feb 1958
• Crook Trap (na)
• The Devil’s Watch Tower (na)
• The Executioner Only Calls Once (na)
• The Four Who Feared (na)

HUNTER, JOHN; pseudonym of W. T. Ballard, (1903-1980); other pseudonyms Parker Bonner, Walt Bruce, Willard Kilgore & Neil MacNeil (stories)
• Desperation Valley (nv) Argosy Jul 1964; later published in an expanded form (Macmillan 1964).

HUNTER, JOSEPHINE T. (stories)
• Love and Tamales (ss) The Argonaut

HUNTER, JOY; pseudonym (fl. 1970s) (stories)
• The Squirrel Cage (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Dec 1977

HUNTER, KENT ALLERTON (fl. 1930s-1950s) (stories)
• Across the Board (ar) Easy Money Apr 1936
• It’s in the Bag (ar) Easy Money May 1936
• Derby Winners (ar) Easy Money Jun 1936
• How to Handicap (cl) Easy Money Jul 1936, etc.
• Seven-Dagger Murders (ar) True Crime Magazine Jul 1936
• Crime Adventures of Tony the Stinger (ts) True Crime Magazine Nov 1936
• Buy My Bars! (ar) Fifteen Detective Stories Feb 1954

HUNTER, KOSAMONO (stories)
• And Every Fourth Year (ss) The People’s Home Journal Oct 1928

HUNTER, KRISTIN (stories)
• There Was a Little Girl (ss) Rogue Aug 1961

HUNTER, L. N. (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• The Lives and Time of the Domestic Cat (ss) SciFan Magazine Oct 2017

HUNTER, LEIGH (stories)
• The House of Fear (as told to Maybell Sherman) (ss) Ghost Stories Oct 1927

HUNTER, LEONIE (fl. 1930s) (stories)
• Sing a Song of Sex (pm) Breezy Stories Apr 1930
• Happy Day (pm) All-Story Love Stories Mar 15 1933

HUNTER, LINDSAY (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• You and Your Cats (ss) Unstuck #1 2011
• The Curtain (ss) Unstuck #3 2014
• Sex Armageddon (ss) Gamut Magazine Jan 2017
• Love Song (ss) Gamut Magazine Aug 2017

HUNTER, LOUISE OLIVIA (fl. 1840s) (stories)
• The Emerald Ring (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Oct 1846
• The Adopted Daughter (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Dec 1846
• The Male Coquette (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Feb 1847
• May Rutherford (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Apr 1847
• Rosalie (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine May 1847
• Imogen Ellersly (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Aug 1847
• The Second Wife (ss) The Ladies’ National Magazine Oct 1847
• Ida Norton (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Aug 1848

HUNTER, M. A. (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• Valentine (vi) Suspense Magazine Feb 2013

HUNTER, M. S. (stories)
• The Armor of Old Japan (??) The Century Magazine Jan 1895

HUNTER, M. T. (stories)
• The Story of Prince Bladud (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Jan 1873
• Anecdotes of Ferguson (vi) The Golden Argosy Dec 9 1882
• Lord Eldon’s Boyhood (bg) The Golden Argosy Dec 30 1882
• The Bear and the Alligator (ss) The Golden Argosy Mar 17 1883

HUNTER, MARTHA LAVINIA (stories)
• Trails to Triumph (cl) Different Mar/Apr 1945, etc.

HUNTER, MARY BROWN (stories)
• A Christmas Letter (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 24/31 1960

HUNTER, MARY KING (fl. 1930s) (stories)
• Let Your Color Be Your Guide (cl) Love Novels Magazine Apr 1934

HUNTER, MARY STOCKTON (stories)
• A Japanese Sword-Song (??) The Atlantic Monthly Jun 1895

HUNTER, MARY VAN BRUNT (fl. 1900s-1920s) (stories)
• The Political Evolution of Rapid Ann (ss) The Junior Munsey Oct 1901
• A Bridegroom’s Substitute (ss) The Black Cat Aug 1902
• Wheels within Wheels (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Feb 1904
• An Affair International (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine Mar 1906
• In the Spring a Woman’s Fancy— (ss) Munsey’s Magazine Apr 1908
• Substitute (ss) The Canadian Magazine Sep 1921

HUNTER, MAXWELL (stories)
• Tumult Between the Tracks (ar) Collier’s May 2 1942

HUNTER, MEL (Joseph) (1929-2004) (stories)
• Or Darwin, If You Prefer (ss) Fantastic Universe Sep 1954
• Launching and Death of the Satellite (pi) If Feb 1956
• Appreciation (bg)

HUNTER, MIC (stories)
• Memo to Saint Peter (hu) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Sum 2002

HUNTER, MICHAEL J. (fl. 1960s) (stories)
• [letter from Cleveland, OH] (lt) If Dec 1964

HUNTER, MICHAEL WAYNE (stories)
• We Play the Fool (ss) The Atlantic Monthly Aug 1951
• Trauma (ss) The New Yorker Feb 2 1952
• Hink (ss) BIGnews Nov 2001
• Road to Sureño (ss) BIGnews Jan 2002
• No Quarter (ex) BIGnews Mar 2002; excerpt from unpublished novel.
• Maintenance of Justice (ar) BIGnews Jul 2002
• Mel (ss) BIGnews Sep 2002
• Jack Roger Christopher...Junior (ss) BIGnews Nov 2002
• Home (ss) BIGnews Dec 2002
• Death House Drama (ss) BIGnews Jan/Feb 2003
• Ad-Segers [with David “Cannonball” Bernich] (ss) BIGnews Mar 2003
• Condemned to Life (ss) BIGnews Jun 2003
• Poul (ss) BIGnews Sum 2003
• Body Toxic (ss) BIGnews Sep 2003
• Board Up (ss) BIGnews Oct 2003
• Education (ss) BIGnews Nov 2003
• So Much Love (ss) BIGnews Jan 2004
• Just One Day (ss) BIGnews Mar 2004
• Baron (ss) BIGnews Jun 2004
• Felix (ss) BIGnews Jul/Aug 2004
• Happy (ss) BIGnews Nov 2004

HUNTER, MICHELA (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• Daughter of Man (rr) The Leading Edge #68 2016

HUNTER, MIKE (fl. 2010s) (stories)
• What Is Anything?, by S.T. Joshi (br) Crypt of Cthulhu #111 2018

HUNTER, MINERVA (stories)
• A Lost Love’s Silver Lining (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1941

HUNTER, Mrs. N. C. (fl. 1910s) (stories)
• [letter] (lt) The Cavalier Nov 2 1912

HUNTER, NANCY (stories)
• A Crooked Little House (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Feb 1980

HUNTER, NEIL; pseudonym of Michael Linaker, (1940- ) (stories)
• Death Comes to Jubilation (ss) Western Magazine (UK) Dec 1980 [Bodie the Stalker]

HUNTER, NORMAN (George Lorimer) (1899-1995) (stories)
• Fitting Up a Stage (cl) The Scout Sep 15 1923, etc.
• Effective Conjuring for Boys (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1924
• Conjuring Made Easy (ar) The Scout Mar 8 1924
• The Mysterious Baker (ar) The Scout Apr 19 1924
• Wonder-Working Simplified (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1926
• Simple and Effective Conjuring (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1929
• The Walaparoo (pm) Grit Story Section Nov 29 1931

HUNTER, PAUL (?-1950) (stories)
• An Open Letter to Clare Luce (ed) Liberty Oct 17 1942
• Maybe We’re Overproduced on Faultfinding (ed) Liberty Oct 24 1942
• A Solution on India (ed) Liberty Oct 31 1942
• Government and Business (ed) Liberty Nov 7 1942
• Why We Fight (ed) Liberty Nov 14 1942
• The Man Without a Party (ed) Liberty Nov 21 1942
• Liberty—December 7, 1942 (ed) Liberty Dec 5 1942
• The Stovepipe Hat Is In Again (ed) Liberty Dec 12 1942
• The Movies in Wartime (ed) Liberty Dec 19 1942
• The Year Ahead (ed) Liberty Jan 2 1943
• The New Congress and the New World (ed) Liberty Jan 9 1943
• The War in Headlines (ed) Liberty Jan 16 1943
• Preparedness for Peace (ed) Liberty Jan 23 1943
• Vacation in 1953 (ed) Liberty Jan 30 1943
• We Want No More War (ed) Liberty Feb 6 1943
• The New “New Deal” (ed) Liberty Feb 13 1943
• Machines Can’t Work Without Men (ed) Liberty Feb 20 1943
• The Iron Horse Comes Through (ed) Liberty Feb 27 1943
• We Want a “People’s Peace” (ed) Liberty Mar 6 1943
• Power Without Regulation Is Un-American (ed) Liberty Mar 13 1943
• Pay-as-We-Go Is Good Sense (ed) Liberty Mar 20 1943
• Their Lordships the Congressmen (ed) Liberty Mar 27 1943
• Food Will Win the War (ed) Liberty Apr 3 1943
• Pity the Poor White-Collar Man (ed) Liberty Apr 10 1943
• The Draft Blows Every Which Way (ed) Liberty Apr 17 1943
• We’re Winning the Battle of Rubber (ed) Liberty Apr 24 1943
• “Total War” Excludes Controversy as Usual (ed) Liberty May 1 1943
• War Is the Art of Finding Ways to Do the Impossible (ed) Liberty May 8 1943
• Can the Average American Lick the Average Nazi or Jap? (ed) Liberty May 15 1943
• Many Men of Destiny Are as Yet Undiscovered (ed) Liberty May 22 1943
• It Will Soon Be Time for the Main Bout (ed) Liberty May 29 1943
• In Memoriam (ed) Liberty Jun 5 1943
• We Won’t Win the Peace by Arguing (ed) Liberty Jun 12 1943
• Our Boys Know Why They Fight (ed) Liberty Jun 19 1943
• Japan’s Turn Will Come (ed) Liberty Jun 26 1943
• Let’s Not Make Hitler’s Mistake (ed) Liberty Jul 3 1943
• America’s Future Is Up in the Air (ed) Liberty Jul 17 1943
• Victory Through Triviality (ed) Liberty Jul 24 1943
• Looks Like We Intend to Hold the Line (ed) Liberty Jul 31 1943
• America Needs a Foreign Policy—Now! (ed) Liberty Aug 7 1943
• Only the People Can Wipe Out Black Markets (ed) Liberty Aug 14 1943
• Personal Effects (ed) Liberty Aug 21 1943
• We Civilians Have It Tough (ed) Liberty Aug 28 1943
• Wanted: Opportunity, Not Opportunism (ed) Liberty Sep 4 1943
• Abbasso il Fascismo! (ed) Liberty Sep 11 1943
• Some Civilian Products Are Essential (ed) Liberty Sep 18 1943
• Let’s Break the Deadlock (ed) Liberty Sep 25 1943
• How’s the Intuition Now, Adolf? (ed) Liberty Oct 2 1943
• Don’t Go Unless You Have To (ed) Liberty Oct 9 1943