The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

SHAW, GEORGE BERNARD (1856-1950) (stories)
• The Grave of Brimstone Billy (ss) Time Mar 1885, as “The Miraculous Revenge”.
• The Miraculous Revenge (ss) Time Mar 1885; also as “The Grave of Brimstone Billy”.
• The Serenade (ss) 1885
• Politics (ar) The New Review Jan 1891
• A Dramatic Realist to His Critics (ar) The New Review Jul 1894
• Who Should Be Laureate? (sy) The Idler Apr 1895
• Ought We to Give Up Socialism? (sy) The Idler Nov 1897
• My Methods of Work (sy) The Idler Mar 1899
• A Word More About Verdi (ar) The Anglo-Saxon Review Mar 1901
• Cashel Byron’s Profession (sl) The Weekly Press Jun 18 1902
• The Theatre of the Future (ss) The Grand Magazine Feb 1905
• Passion, Poison, Petrifaction; or, The Fatal Gazogene (pl) Harry Furniss’s Christmas Annual 1905
• A Study in Self Analysis (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1906
• Coburn the Camerist (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1906
• Bernard Shaw on American Women (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1907
• Aerial Football: The New Game (ss) The Neolith Nov 1907
• A Foolish and Impudent Aspiration (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Jan 1910
• “The Ladies” (ms) The Scrap Book Feb 1910
• The Dark Lady of the Sonnets (ss) The Red Book Magazine Jan 1911
• Fanny’s First Play (pl) Hearst’s Magazine Nov 1912
• Toilers in the Abyss (ar) Nash’s Magazine Jan 1913
• Why Women Should Have the Vote, From the Man’s Point of View (sy) The Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1913
• Causerie on Handel in England (ar) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1913
• Overruled (ss) Hearst’s Magazine May 1913
• Arms and the Man: Should Military Service Be Compulsory? (sy) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1913
• Puppets and Actors (lt) Nash’s Magazine Aug 1913
• The Case for Equality (ms) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1913
• Androcles and the Lion (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1914
• Killing for Sport (ar) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• One Thing to Be Done Besides Fighting (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
• Pygmalion (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1914
• Great Catherine (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1915
• What the Films May Do to Drama (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1915
• Getting Married (pl) Physical Culture Oct 1915, etc.
• On Writing Plays (hu) Cosmopolitan Apr 1916
• Shaking Hands with a Bear (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1916
• The Case Against Chesterton (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1916
• The Emperor and the Little Girl (ss) New-York Tribune Oct 22 1916
• Bernard Shaw and Jesus (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Feb 1917
• O’Flaherty V.C. (pl) Hearst’s Magazine Aug 1917
• The Golden West [with Frank Harris] (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Oct 1917
• Shaw’s Latest (lt) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918
• A Postcard from Shaw (lt) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jul 1918
• Who Is Frank Harris? (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Sep 1918
• The Clerk and Emperor of China (ar) Hearst’s Magazine Jan 1920
• The Betrayal of Ulster (ar) Hearst’s Magazine Apr 1920
• Economics of Bedlam (ar) Hearst’s Magazine Jun 1920
• I Am a Classic (ar) Hearst’s Magazine Sep 1920
• All About Satan the Waster (rv) Hearst’s Magazine Dec 1920
• Slaying Souls with a Corkscrew (ar) Hearst’s International May 1921
• Knots in Shakespear’s Handkerchief (ar) Hearst’s International Jun 1921
• Beards, Bolsheviks and Bourgeoisie (ar) Hearst’s International Aug 1921
• Little Engines in White Collars (ar) Hearst’s International Oct 1921
• “Dictatorship of Proletariat” (ar) Hearst’s International Nov 1921
• Back to Methuselah (pl) Everybody’s Magazine Jun 1922
• The Six Greatest Men in History (sy) The Strand Magazine Oct 1922
• The Six Greatest Men (ms) The Strand Magazine 1922
• Women, Socialism and Love (es) Hearst’s International Jan 1923
• How Our Novelists Write Their Books (sy) The Strand Magazine Oct 1924
• Literature and Science (??) The Forum Oct 1924
• The Universe of Einstein (bg) Radio Digest Jan 1931
• Why Not Give the Intellectuals a Chance? (ar) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1933
• Dare We Change Their Destiny? [with P. D. Vernon] (iv) The Passing Show Mar 10 1934
• A Final Statement of Faith [with George Sylvester Viereck] (ar) Liberty Aug 1 1936
• A Question too Many for G.B.S. [with Dorothy Royal] (ar) The Passing Show Sep 12 1936
• Fascism (ar) Story Oct 1937
• Sovietism (ar) Story Dec 1937
• Dictators—Let Us Have More of Them (ar) Liberty Sep 10 1938
• Bernard Shaw Answers Frederick L. Collins About Lady Astor (ar) Liberty Mar 11 1939
• What I Do and Who I Am (ar) Liberty May 27 1939
• If War Comes, What Will Ireland Do? (ar) Liberty Jul 29 1939
• The Palestinian Muddle (ar) Liberty Sep 9 1939
• The World After War (ar) Liberty Dec 23 1939
• Thing, Odette, Think! (ar) Lilliput Apr 1940
• How England Can Win (ar) Liberty Aug 31 1940
• The Irish and the Germans (ar) Liberty Nov 9 1940
• Reprisals Against the Germans: What Shall We Do? (ar) Liberty Feb 1 1941
• Is America in the War? (ar) Liberty May 24 1941
• The U.S.S.R. and the World (ar) Liberty Jun 21 1941
• Can We Win the Peace? (ar) Liberty Feb 28 1942
• [letter] [with Oswald Garrison Villard] (lt) Rob Wagner’s Script Feb 28 1942; (Two letters to the author Upton Sinclair).
• Do You Believe in a Future Life? [with H. G. Wells, W. R. Matthews & J. B. Priestley] (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1942
• Bernard Shaw Advises a Young Writer [with Alfred Ridgway] (lt) Lilliput Mar 1945
• Life Without Meat (ar) The Strand Magazine Jul 1945
• Barry Sullivan, Shakespear and Shaw (ar) The Strand Magazine Oct 1947, as by G. B. S..
• Shaw’s Rules for Play Producers (ar) The Strand Magazine Jul 1949
• Why She Would Not: A Little Comedy (pl) The London Magazine Aug 1956
• George Bernard Shaw vs. George Bernard Shaw (ms)
• Maxims and Precepts (ms)
• Said Witty Mr. Shaw (ms)
• Shafts by Shaw (ms)
• A Trilogy of Wits [with Oscar Wilde & Remy de Gourmont] (ms)

SHAW, GEORGE COOMBS (fl. 1920s) (stories)
• Chinook Jargon (ar) West Mar 5 1926

SHAW, GORDON (fl. 1920s-1930s) (stories)
• The Cat and the Fiddler (ss) The Crusoe Mag. Oct 1924
• An Outlaw’s Jest (ss) The Crusoe Mag. Jul 1925
• The “Dud” Wins Through (ss) The Crusoe Mag. Sep 1925
• Mopped Up (ss) Chums Oct 25 1925
• No Fools Like Old Fools! (ss) Chums Mar 29 1928
• “Mystery Ranch” (ss) Chums Jun 26 1928
• The Infant Maverick (ss) Chums Annual, 1938 1937

SHAW, GRACE ASHTON (stories)
• The Suicide Party (ss) The Scrap Book Sep 1909

SHAW, GUY (stories)
• The Tenderfoot’s Claim (sa) The Motion Picture Story Magazine Aug 1911
• Two Fools and Their Follies (sa) The Motion Picture Story Magazine Sep 1911
• Marooned (sa) The Motion Picture Story Magazine Oct 1911
• Mesquite’s Gratitude (sa) The Motion Picture Story Magazine Nov 1911

SHAW, H. SUSAN (fl. 2000s) (stories)
• The Play (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine Spr 2004

SHAW, HANK (stories)
• My Life in Professional Baseball (ar) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine Spr 1997

SHAW, HAROLD (1877-1926) (stories)
• The Tyranny of Love (ss) The New Magazine (UK) May 1912

SHAW, HARRIET (fl. 1940s) (stories)
• High-Priced Heart (ss) Love Fiction Monthly Jan 1941
• Paid in Her Own Coin (ss) Love Fiction Monthly Aug 1941
• No Way to Win Him (ss) Love Fiction Monthly May 1942
• Hero Fever (ss) Love Fiction Monthly Nov 1942

SHAW, HEATHER (fl. 2000s-2010s) (stories)
• Distance Vision [with David Sklar & Haitham Jendoubi] (pm) Star*Line Jul/Aug 2002
• The Children of the Moon (pp) Strange Horizons Sep 9 2002
• Famishing (ss) Strange Horizons Feb 10 2003
• Automatic Writing [with Tim Pratt] (ar) Flytrap Nov 2003
• Editorial [with Tim Pratt] (ed) Flytrap Nov 2003, etc.
• More Flies with Honey [with Tim Pratt] (ar) Flytrap Nov 2003
• Old Gods, New Rules (pm) Star*Line May/Jun 2004
• Reviews [with Tim Pratt] (br) Flytrap May 2004
• A Is for Arthur [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jan 5 2011
• B Is for Banyan Tree [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jan 12 2011
• C Is for Crate [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jan 19 2011
• D Is for De Gustibus [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jan 26 2011
• E Is for Excrement [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Feb 2 2011
• F Is for Forever [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Feb 9 2011
• G Is for Graven [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Feb 16 2011
• H Is for Horse [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Feb 23 2011
• I Is for Inertia [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Mar 2 2011
• J Is for Junk [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Mar 9 2011
• K Is for Kinky [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Mar 16 2011
• L Is for Luminous [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Mar 23 2011
• M Is for Mall [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Mar 30 2011
• N Is for Nevermore Nevermore Land [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Apr 6 2011
• O Is for Obfuscation [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Apr 13 2011
• P Is for Parade [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Apr 20 2011
• Q Is for Quit [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Apr 27 2011
• R Is for Raffle [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction May 4 2011
• S Is for Solipsism [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction May 11 2011
• T Is for Terpsichore [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction May 18 2011
• U Is for Ubiquitous [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (ss) Daily Science Fiction May 25 2011
• Five Ways to Cheat the Devil (ar) Fantasy Magazine (online) May 2011
• V Is for Vámonos [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jun 1 2011
• W Is for When [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jun 8 2011
• X Is for Xylomancy [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jun 15 2011
• Y Is for Yellow [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jun 22 2011
• Z Is for Zoom [with Greg van Eekhout, Tim Pratt & Jenn Reese] (vi) Daily Science Fiction Jun 29 2011

SHAW, HENRY, R.N. (fl. 1900s) (stories)
• Napoleon and the Handy Man (ar) Temple Bar Mar 1902

SHAW, HENRY WHEELER (1818-1885); see pseudonym Josh Billings (stories)
• Josh Billings Says— (ms)

SHAW, HERBERT (fl. 1900s-1940s) (stories)
• The Fisher-Folk (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1900
• The Terror of the “Norway Sun” (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1901/’02
• The Lady of Death (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1902/’03
• Wednesday the Third (ss) Phil May’s Annual Win 1904/’05
• In the Engine-Room (ss) The Bellman Jan 19 1907
• The Man Who Lied (ss) The Novel Magazine Jun 1907
• The Dog They Looked Down Upon (ss) The Novel Magazine Jan 1908
• Katharine Marlowe’s “Scoop” (ss) The Red Magazine Nov 1908
• The Man Who Fell Over Friday (ss) The Red Magazine Jul 1909
• The Cardboard Box (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1910
• The Gift of Sleep (ss) The Sketch Nov 9 1910
• Cadbury Diplomatist (ss) The Captain Nov 1910
• The Watcher at Number 6 (ss) The London Magazine Nov 1910
• The Play That Blagdon Bought (ss) Everybody’s Weekly Jun 10 1911
• The Jobmaster (ss) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1912
• The Price of the Sealskin Coat (ss) The Novel Magazine Mar 1912
• Jimmy’s Old Man (ss) The Red Magazine Apr 1 1912
• The Man Who Came Home (ss) The Grand Magazine Apr 1912
• Strong Brother John (ss) The Novel Magazine Jun 1912
• The Men from the Back of Behind (ss) The Grand Magazine Aug 1912
• The Mummer’s Mask (nv) The Red Magazine Nov 1 1912
• The Pilgrim to Cologne (ss) The Grand Magazine Jul 1919
• When X Equals Maud (ss) The Strand Magazine Sep 1922
• Vagabond (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly Mar 17 1923
• Women Want Too Much (ss) The Century Magazine Apr 1926
• Cherry Plummer’s Christmas (ss) Mystery Magazine Dec 1926
• The Man Who Didn’t Laugh (ss) The Century Magazine Nov 1927
• Masterpieces of Character: S. Van Abbé’s Dry-Points (ar) The Strand Magazine Feb 1928
• What Can a Dead Man Do (ss) The Century Magazine Mar 1928
• Gifts of Pearls (ss) The Strand Magazine Mar 1930
• The Lonely Guest (ss) The Strand Magazine Jun 1931
• Other People’s Children (ar) The Strand Magazine Jul 1931
• Something Very Special (ss) The Passing Show Sep 3 1932
• Waiter, Waiter (ss) The Passing Show Sep 10 1932
• Headlines (ss) The Grand Magazine Sep 1933
• Victory for Jacqueline (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1934
• Ten Minute Alibi [with Anthony Armstrong] (sl) Methuen 1934
• Wives Don’t Understand (ss) The Dallas Morning News Aug 4 1935
• Day No. 277 (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1936
• Green Frock Lady (ss) Tit-Bits Mar 28 1936
• An Error of Judgement (ss) Pearson’s Weekly May 2 1936
• Please Pay Cash (ss) Britannia and Eve May 1936
• The Good Customer (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Jun 1936
• Guest No. 26 (ss) Men Only Aug 1936
• Artist in Crime (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1937
• Waterloo at Ten-Twenty (ss) The Grand Magazine Apr 1937
• Perfect Timing (ss) The Passing Show May 1 1937
• Oh, Sister Anne! (ss) The Strand Magazine Jun 1937
• The Act of Her Life (vi) The Strand Magazine Jul 1937
• Keep It Simple (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1938
• Master of Memory (ss) Illustrated Apr 1 1939
• Something Good for Father (ss) Happy Mag. Oct 1939
• Never Be Lonely (ss) The Grand Magazine Jan 1940
• Four Seconds Miracle (ss) The Grand Magazine Feb 1940
• Emperor of the Green (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1940
• Top of the Hill (ss) The Grand Magazine Apr 1940
• We Do What we Can (ss) Illustrated Nov 2 1940