The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

NASH, OGDEN (stories) (continued)
• The Cat (pm) Happy Days, Simon and Schuster 1933
• The Stork (pm) Happy Days, Simon and Schuster 1933
• Fragments from the Japanese (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 3 1934
• It Ought to Be History; or, Don’t Say It Isn’t So (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1934
• The First Thousand Miles (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• The Only Good Indian Is a Dead Public Relations Counselor (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1934
• Don’t Cry, Darling, It’s Blood All Right (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1934
• Speaking of Valentines... (ss) Cosmopolitan Mar 1934
• Oh, Stop Being Thankful All Over the Place (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 14 1934
• Long Live Delays of Ancient Rome (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 28 1934
• Easter Parade [with James Montgomery Flagg] (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1934
• How to Tell a Quail from a Partridge (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1934
• Anybody Here Alive? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1934
• Ding-Dong, Toot-Toot, All Aboard (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1934
• Roulette Us Be Gay (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 9 1934
• Portrait of the Artist As a Prematurely Old Man (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1934
• One from One Leaves Two (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 23 1934
• Down with the Course of Inhuman Events (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 30 1934
• One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 7 1934
• Just Shut Your Eyes Till It’s Over (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14 1934
• After the Christening (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1934
• Suppose I Darken Your Door (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 28 1934
• Are You Saving This Seat for Anyone; or, Yes, But What’s the Use? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 4 1934
• I’ll Take a Bromide, Please (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1934
• There’s a Host Born Every Minute (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 22 1934
• What Almost Every Woman Knows Sooner or Later (pm) New York American Sep 27 1934
• The Return (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 6 1934
• Are You a Snodgrass? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 13 1934
• Civilization Is Constant Vexation (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 20 1934
• Further Fragments from the Japanese (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 27 1934
• Goody for Our Side and Your Side Too (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1934
• Archer, Arch Me Yon Carrier Pigeon (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 24 1934
• Third Floor, Men’s Yellow Waistcoats (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 8 1934
• Let George Do It, If you Can Find Him (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 15 1934
• Home Is the Golfer (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 29 1934
• A Warning to Wives (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1935
• Kind of an Ode to Duty (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 23 1935
• Judgment Day (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 2 1935
• With a Hoe Nonny-No (pm) New York American Mar 21 1935
• The Japanese (pm) New York American Apr 11 1935
• The King of Kings (pm) New York American Apr 11 1935
• The Neighbors (pm) New York American Apr 11 1935
• The Notherners (pm) New York American Apr 11 1935
• Your Friends Are My Friends (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 27 1935
• Machinery Doesn’t Answer, Either, But You Aren’t Married to It (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1935
• Splash! (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1935
• A Plea for a League of Sleep (pm) New York American May 16 1935
• The Ant (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935
• The Calf (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935
• The Centipede (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935
• The Hippopotamus (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935
• The Purist (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1935
• The Common Cold (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 1 1935
• Parsley for Vice-President! (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 8 1935
• Little Feet (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 15 1935
• Complaint to Four Angels (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 13 1935
• Aside to Husbands (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 20 1935
• Children’s Party (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 3 1935
• Personal Form Sheet (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24 1935
• A Salute to the Four Seasons (pm) Esquire Aug 1935
• I Have It on Good Authority (pm) New York American Sep 3 1935
• Rainy Day (pm) New York American Sep 10 1935
• Pipe Dreams (pm) New York American Oct 10 1935
• Christopher Columbus (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1935
• Do Poets Know Too Much? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 19 1935
• Friend of My Friend (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1935
• Birdies, Don’t Make Me Laugh (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9 1935
• Three Plaints: and Other Poems (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1935
• It’s Important to Be Alive (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23 1935
• Riding on a Railroad Train (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 28 1935
• Seaside Serenade (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1936
• Winning Is More Fun Than Losing (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 11 1936
• The Wishing Well (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 22 1936
• It Must Be the Milk (pm) The New Yorker Feb 29 1936
• Recipe for a Dictatorship (pm) Esquire Feb 1936
• A Child’s Guide to Parents (pm) New York American Mar 12 1936
• Dear Godmother, I Hope She Bruises Easily! (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1936
• What This Country Needs Is More Broad-Minded Babies (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 11 1936
• Absence (pm) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1936
• The Decline and Fall of the Masculine Gender (pm) Cosmopolitan Apr 1936
• Barnyard Cogitations (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1936
• Hark! Hark! The Pari-Mutuels Bark! (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1936
• Up from the Wheelbarrow (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1936
• Do Sphinxes Think? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1936
• Yes and No (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 1 1936
• Out Is Out (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 22 1936
• Remembrance of Things to Come (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 29 1936
• England Expects (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1936
• Afternoon of a Woolgatherer (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 26 1936
• It Is Indeed Spinach (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 26 1936
• The Queen Is in the Parlor (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 17 1936
• Everybody Eats Too Much Anyhow (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 24 1936
• Song Before Breakfast (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1936
• Marta Abba (pm) Redbook Magazine Dec 1936
• The Friendly Touch (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 9 1937
• The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal Jan 1937
• What I Always Say Is— (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 13 1937
• Are You Going My Way? No, Never (ss) The New Yorker Jul 3 1937
• Merry Christmas, Nearly Everybody! (pm) Cosmopolitan Jan 1938
• Mrs. Peachey’s Predicament; or, No Mot Parades (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1939
• I Had No Idea It Was So Late (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 28 1939
• Practically Autumn (pm) The American Magazine Oct 1939
• What’s the Matter, Haven’t You Got Any Sense of Humor? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 25 1939
• April Yule (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 23 1939
• When the Devil Was Sick, Could He Prove It? (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 3 1940
• Taboo to Boot (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 17 1940
• I Never Even Suggested It (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1940
• Spring—Hat or Cold (pm) Cosmopolitan May 1940
• Two and One Are a Problem (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 29 1940
• Don’t Wait, Hit Me Now! (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 21 1940
• How Long Has This Been Going On? Oh, Quite Long (pm) The New Yorker Oct 5 1940
• That Reminds Me (pm) Lilliput Oct 1940
• A Penny Saved Is Impossible (pm) Lilliput Dec 1940
• The Duck (pm) The Face Is Familiar, Little, Brown 1940
• The Turkey (pm) The Face Is Familiar, Little, Brown 1940
• Now You see It, Now I Don’t (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 11 1941
• Danse Un-Macabre (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 18 1941
• Now Tell Me About Yourself (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1941
• The Strange Case of Mr. Pauncefoot’s Broad Mind (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 8 1941
• Vegetable Plate (The Parsnip / Further Reflection on Parsley / Assorted Chocolates / The Cantaloupe / Celery / The Absentees) (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1 1941
• The Sniffle (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal Mar 1941
• June Tune (pm) Cosmopolitan Jul 1941
• The Eel (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• The Jellyfish (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• The Mermaid (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• The Octopus (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• The Porpoise (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• The Shark (pm) The New Yorker Aug 30 1941
• Julyrical (pm) Cosmopolitan Aug 1941
• Midsummer Warning (pm) Cosmopolitan Sep 1941
• September, and How to Use It (pm) Cosmopolitan Oct 1941
• The Thumbnail October (pm) Cosmopolitan Nov 1941
• No, No, November (pm) Cosmopolitan Dec 1941
• A Bulletin Has Just Come In (pm) The New Yorker Jan 3 1942
• The Fly (pm) The New Yorker Jan 3 1942
• The Kangaroo (pm) The New Yorker Jan 3 1942
• The Panda (pm) The New Yorker Jan 3 1942
• The Firefly (pm) The New Yorker Jan 31 1942
• New Year’s Resolutions (pm) Cosmopolitan Feb 1942
• You and Me, and P.B. Shelley (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 28 1942
• To My Valentine (pm) Cosmopolitan Mar 1942
• The Strange Case of Mr. Ormantude’s Bride (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1942, as “The Strange Case of Mrs. Ormantude”.
• The Strange Case of Mrs. Ormantude (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 4 1942; also as “The Strange Case of Mr. Ormantude’s Bride”.
• Here’s to You, Little Boy Blue (vi) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 18 1942
• Forward March (pm) Cosmopolitan Apr 1942
• Spring Bored (pm) Cosmopolitan May 1942
• Here We Go Quietly Nuts in May (pm) Cosmopolitan Jun 1942
• June Maneuver (pm) Cosmopolitan Jul 1942
• Summer Serenade (pm) Cosmopolitan Aug 1942
• I’m Sure She Said Six-Thirty (pm) The New Yorker Sep 26 1942
• Filling Station Three Weeks Ahead (pm) Cosmopolitan Sep 1942
• If You Haven’t Been, You Don’t Have to Go Back (pm) Cosmopolitan Oct 1942
• No Doctors Today, Thank You (pm) The New Yorker Nov 14 1942
• Woodman, Spare Those Tease (pm) Cosmopolitan Nov 1942
• Goal to Go (pm) Cosmopolitan Dec 1942
• The Grackle (pm) Good Intentions, Little, Brown and Company 1942; also as “Queer Bird”.
• Queer Bird (pm) Good Intentions, Little, Brown and Company 1942, as “The Grackle”.
• To a Child in Europe (pm) Cosmopolitan Jan 1943
• Ring in the News (pm) Cosmopolitan Feb 1943
• As George Said to Martha (pm) Cosmopolitan Mar 1943
• Thar She Blows (pm) Cosmopolitan Apr 1943
• You Can’t Keep a Good Month Down (pm) Cosmopolitan May 1943
• Here Usually Comes the Bride (pm) Cosmopolitan Jul 1943
• National Anthem (pm) Cosmopolitan Aug 1943
• Swelter, Swelter, Helter-Skelter (pm) Cosmopolitan Sep 1943
• September Still Hath Thirty Days (pm) Cosmopolitan Oct 1943
• Memo for November (pm) Cosmopolitan Dec 1943
• The Asp (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1944
• The Cherub (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1944
• The Guppy (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1944
• The Lion (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1944
• The Porcupine (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1944
• Kill or Be Killed (ss) Collier’s Oct 25 1947, as “The Other Mind Reader”.
• The Other Mind Reader (ss) Collier’s Oct 25 1947; also as “Kill or Be Killed”.
• The Three D’s (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1948, as “Victoria”.
• Victoria (ss) Harper’s Bazaar Apr 1948; also as “The Three D’s”.
• I Do, I Will, I Have (pm) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1948
• The Hamster (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1949
• The Platypus (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1949
• The Toucan (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 3 1949
• Merry Christmas, You-All (pm) What’s New Dec 1949
• Pastoral (pm) Versus 1949
• The Aquarium (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Birds (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Cuckoo (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Mules (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Strange Case of the Cautious Motorist (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 7 1950
• The Swan (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Tortoise (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• The Wild Jackass (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1950
• Everybody’s Mind to Me a Kingdom, or, a Great Big Wonderful World It’s (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 10 1950
• Change Here for Wichita Falls (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 3 1951
• The Lepidopterist (ss) The New Yorker Oct 25 1952
• And How Keen Was the Vision of Sir Launfal? (pm) The New Yorker Dec 5 1953
• Visual-Eyes (pm) The New Yorker Dec 5 1953
• The Wendigo (pm) The Private Dining Room and Other New Verses, Little, Brown 1953
• Stranger in the House (ss) The New Yorker Jan 30 1954
• Who’ll Buy My Lingual? (pm) The New Yorker Feb 19 1955
• A Tale of the Thirteenth Floor (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Jul 1955
• Poems (pm) Literary Cavalcade Nov 1955
• Carte Blanche (pm) The New Yorker 1955
• Up from the Egg (pm) Look Jul 24 1956
• The Abominable Snowman (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Manatee (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Ostrich (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Praying Mantis (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Squab (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Squid (pm) The New Yorker Dec 1 1956
• The Pizza (pm) House & Garden Jun 1957, as “Table Talk: The Pizza”.
• Table Talk: The Pizza (pm) House & Garden Jun 1957; also as “The Pizza”.
• Adjoudication (pm) The New Yorker 1957
• Dripping Affection (pm) The New Yorker 1957
• The Back of Mine Hand to Mine Host (ss) The New Yorker Sep 19 1959
• Where Are the Vamps of Yesteryear (pm) Argosy Feb 1961
• A Word to Husbands (pm) Everyone but Thee and Me, Little, Brown 1962
• Yum, Yum, Take It Away (pm) The Atlantic Monthly Nov 1963
• The Kinsey Report Didn’t Upset Me, Either (Speaking Out) (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 14 1964
• Halloween Hoodlums: Go Home! (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal Oct 1964
• Just Holmes and Me, and Mnemosyne, Makes Three (ss) The New Yorker Apr 17 1965
• The Quick Frown Sox Lumps Over The—, or, Farewell, Phi Beta Kafka (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 17 1965
• They Don’t Read De Quincey in Philly or Cincy (pm) Harper’s Magazine Sep 1965
• Mrs. Moodus’s Second Honeymoon (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 4 1965
• The Short-Order Cocktail (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1966
• The Stilly Night (pm) McCall’s Jun 1966
• The Darkest Half Hour (pm) The New Yorker Jan 7 1967
• Joyous Malingerer (pm) Saturday Review of Literature Jun 24 1967
• Mr. Judd and His Soul (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 23 1967
• By Land, Sea, and Air (pm)
• Cards on the Table! (pm)
• Cold Comfort (pm)
• “Come Live with Me and Be My Love” (pm)
• Garden Song (pm)
• Grampahood (pm)
• Green Fingers (pm)
• Guilt-Edged (pm)
• Hey Nonny Nonny! (pm)
• Invitation (pm) The New Yorker
• The Ladies (ss)
• The Mind Readers (vi)