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Adams, Arthur H[enry]. ‘The Girl in the Punt.’ 14 (1905): 545-548.
Adams, Catherine. ‘The Separation of the Beresfords.’ 2 (1899): 81-88 Adams, S.H. ‘They That Walk in Darkness.’ 9 (1902/3): 259-264.
Adcock, A[rthur] St. John. ‘The Hero & the Heroine.’ 17 (1906/7): 497-499.
– . ‘Jonah: A Study.’ 28 (1912): 270-271.
Albanesi, Madame [Effie Maria]. A Live Wive. 26 (1911): 873-902.
– . ‘The Other Woman.’ 34 (1915): 235-244.
Alden, W[illiam] L[ivingston]. ‘Found by the Missing Link.’ 8 (1902): 75-82.
– . ‘”Wagnerium.”‘ 17 (1906/7): 283-286.
Aldrich, Annie C.C. See Childar, Catherine.
Alexander, Grant. ‘Because You Were So Pretty.’ 5 (1900/1): 523-529.
Alexander, Nora. ‘A Study in Ideals.’ 19 (1907/8): 342-347.
Allan-Black, Dorothy. ‘The Boy Who Caught a Fairy: A Story for Children.’ 23 (1909/10): 107-113.
– . ‘The Pearl-fishers: A Story for Children.’ 22 (1909): 102-106. Signed D. Allan-Black.
Allen, Inglis. ‘Revenge is Sweet!’ 32 (1914): 110-116.
Allingham, Herbert. ‘By Another Hand.’ 21 (1908/9): 72-80.
– . ‘The Murder of Raymond Sylvester.’ 19 (1907/8): 679-686.
Andom, R. [Pseudonym of Alfred Walter Barrett]. ‘The Manoeuvres of Wilkins.’ 5 (1900/1): 554-560.
– . ‘A Sunday in Town.’ 3 (1899/1900): 573-579.
Andrul. [Pseudonym of Arundel Begbie]. ‘His Point of View.’ 32 (1914) 57-65.
Arnold, Edwin Lister. ‘Alice.’ 22 (1909): 509.
– . ‘Andromeda in the Drawing-room.’ 13 (1904/5): 273-277.
Ashworth, Marion. ‘Better Nature.’ 32 (1914): 529-535.
Askew, Alice & Claude. ‘Behind the Mask.’ 12 (1904): 605-607.
– . ‘Kitty and Her Lesson Book.’ 10 (1903): 681-686.
– . The Love-stone. 14 (1905): 720-733; 15 (1905/6): 97-109, 217-229, 340-351, 490-501, 610-621.
Askew, Claude. ‘Phyllis and the Philosopher.’ 12 (1904): 472-476.
Askew, Claude & Alice. ‘Behind the Mask.’ 12 (1904): 605-607.
– . ‘Kitty and Her Lesson Book.’ 10 (1903): 681-686.
– . The Love-stone. 14 (1905): 720-733; 15 (1905/6): 97-109, 217-229, 340-351,490-501, 610-621.
Bagg, Helen F. ‘The Unwilling Bridegroom.’ 20 (1908): 387-398.
Bagnall, L.T. ‘An Egyptian Night’s Entertainment.’ 24 (1910): 381-397
– . ‘In the Tombs of the Kings.’ 25 (1910/11): 439-455.
Bagot, Richard. ‘Don Bixio.’ 17 (1907): 287-291.
Balmer, Edwin. ‘A Question of Duty.1 33 (1914/15): 41-50.
– . ‘Tried in the Balance.’ 34 (1915): 490-502.
Balmer, Edwin & William B. MacHarg. ‘The Crime Machine.’ 24 (1910): 243-257.
Barbour, Ralph Henry. ‘To the Heights of Fame: The Story of a Christmas Surprise.’ 11 (1903/4): 365-369.
Barclay, Armiger. ‘Buried Treasure.’ 21 (1908/9): 535-540.
– . ‘Jinks’s Mare.’ 19 (1907/8): 426-432.
– . ‘The Olympian.’ 28 (1912): 43-50.
– . ‘A Sporting Verdict.’ 25 (1910/11): 175-181.
Barclay, Marguerite Florence, afterwards Evans. See Barcynska, Baroness. Barcynska, Baroness. [Pseudonym of Marguerite Florence Barclay,
afterwards Evans]. ‘A Woman’s Influence.’ 32 (1914): 215-220.
Bard, Iola. ‘Biggest Bubble Ever Blown: A Fairy Tale.’ 20 (1908): 326-329.
– . ‘The Golden Snail: A Fairy Tale for Children.’ 20 (1908): 231-234. Barham, Beatrice. ‘The Ending of a Story.’ 6 (1901): 201-205.
Baring-Gould, Rev. S[abine]. ‘Dolly Carthew.’ 19 (1907/8): 208-213.
– . ‘The Fatal Bottle.’ 4 (1900): 231-237.
Barnes-Grundy, Mabel. ‘A Romance in a Bathing Machine.’ 26 (1911): 727-732.
Barr, Robert. ‘The Fate of the Picric Bomb.’ 15 (1905/6): 386-402.
– . The Helping Hand. 31 (1913/14): 449-457, 603-612, 846-854; 32 (1914): 125-132, 265-272, 406-413.
– . ‘The King’s Tryst.’ 8 (1902): 233-242.
– . Lady Eleanor – Lawbreaker. 27 (1911/12): 389-424.
– . ‘The Last of His Race.’ 8 (1902): 443-452.
– . ‘The Sad Story of the Second Brother.’ 14 (1905): 123-136.
Barratt, James, ‘The Count and I.’ 1 (1898/99): 447-454.
Barratt, John. ‘The Kidnapping of the K.C.’ 20 (1908): 268-275.
Barrat-Smith, Winifred. ‘The Keeper of the Key.’ 17 (1906/7): 166-170. Barrett, Alfred Walter. See Andom, R.
Barry, John Arthur. ‘Baleston’s Secret Reef.’ 3 (1899/1900): 355-368.
Bartleet, M. ‘Oh! Mrs. Waddy.’ 5 (1900/1): 169-175.
Bashford, H[enry] Hfoward]. ‘Bartholomew’s Way: A Nightmare for Suffragettes.’ 24 (1910): 523-535.
Batchelor, Margaret. ‘The Fairy Mouse: A Children’s Story.’ 21 (1908/9) 598-601.
Bates, Henry H. ‘What Silas Hale Knew.’ 7 (1901/2): 245-252.
Battersby, H[enry] F[rancis] Prevost. ‘The Siege.’ 27 (1911/12): 347-355.
Bayles, Sarah Josephine. ‘The Real Man.’ 24 (1910): 468-471.
Bayley, [T.] Donovan. ‘The Bassinette Booster: How a Young Man Made Good in Journalism.’ 31 (1913/14): 243-252.
– . ‘”Choosing” a Wife.’ 32 (1914): 677-684.
– . ‘The Five Years Silence: A Prophetic Story of a National Strike and What Followed.’ 32 (1914): 304-316.
– . ‘The Forged Message: Another Story of Fleet Street.’ 30 (1913): 211-218.
– . ‘His Own Salvation: A Story of Newspaperland.1 31 (1913/14): 111-119.
– . ‘The Human Touch.’ 33 (1914/15): 617-626.
– . ‘In the Depths: The Story of “Little” Dempsey’s Past.’ 31 (1913/14) 411-419.
– . ‘”Little” Dempsey’s Baby: A Story of Newspaperland.’ 30 (1913): 507-514.
– . ‘Love Versus Skill.’ 31 (1913/14): 818-824.
– . ‘The Making of a Man.’ 34 (1915): 65-74.
– . ‘The Melting Pot: A Story of the Great War.’ 33 (1914/15): 277-287.
– . ‘Naturalised.’ 34 (1915): 784-790.
– . ‘Out of the Depths: A Story of Newspaperland.’ 29 (1912/13): 849-856.
– . ‘Pat: How He Played the Part of Peacemaker.’ 31 (1913/14): 571-580.
– . ‘Peter’s Price.’ 32 (1914): 170-180.
– . ‘Raw Material.’ 33(1914/15): 731-742.
– . ‘Saved! Story of Newspaperland.’ 30 (1913): 329-337.
– . ‘Sold! Another Story of Fleet Street.’ 30 (1913): 75-82.
– . ‘”What’s Bred in the Bone-.”‘ 34 (1915): 327-334.
Beadle, Charles. ‘The Better Man.’ 30 (1913): 62-69.
Beaman, E. Hulme. See Hulme-Beaman, E.
Beaufoy, P. ‘Proved.’ 30 (1913): 290-292.
Beaumont, Comyn. ‘How the Judgment of the Great Arbitration Award Leaked Out.’ 6 (1901): 483-490.
Becke, [George] Louis. ‘A Bar of Common Soap.’ 18 (1907): 553-558.
– . ‘On Trincomalee Plantation.’ 17 (1906/7): 45-49.
Beeston, L.J. ‘The Dark Horse.’ 34 (1915): 617-626.
– . ‘A Deadly Conspiracy.’ 19 (1907/8): 58-64.
– . ‘His Eminence’s Ward: A Romantic Love Story of the Days of Richelieu.’ 17 (1906/7): 691-697.
– . ‘The White Moth.’ 21 (1908/9): 205-210.
Begbie, Arundel. See Andrul.
Begbie, Harold. Ed. The Amazing Dreams of Andrew Latter. 12 (1904): 499-506, 620-628; 13 (1904/5): 13-20, 169-175, 290-296, 471-477.
Bell, Frances E. ‘The Other Man.’ 6 (1901): 434-440.
Bell, J. Keble. See Howard, Keble.
Bell, J[ohn] J[oy]. ‘The Burden of Farnholm.’ 32 (1914): 429-438.
– . ‘The Comet.’ 24 (1910): 321-328.
– . ‘For the Sake of Gain.’ 31 (1913/14): 837-845.
– . ‘The Gnome.’ 22 (1909): 299-305.
– . ‘The Greatest Jest of All.’ 22 (1909): 653-657.
– . ‘Jamie Carnachan’s Pride: The Story of Two Lonely Men.’ 16 (1906): 195-200.
– . ‘The Pledge.’ 31 (1913/14): 546-554.
– . ‘The Second Act.’ 34 (1915): 135-146.
– . ‘The Story of Wee Macgregor.’ 11 (1903/4): 85-88; 12 (1904): 85-88. Second instalment signed J.J.B.
– . ‘Strained Relations.’ 32 (1914): 785-794.
– . ‘A Victory of Youth.’ 32 (1914): 97-104.
Bell, R[obert] S[tanley] Warren. ‘Creditor-in-chief.’ 32 (1914): 563-571.
– . ‘The Odd Trick: Being the Moving Experience of a Bachelor.’ 29 (1912/13): 269-277.
– . ‘The One Story of Mr Wix.’ 29 (1912/13): 572-578.
– . ‘Saving a Gun.’ 34 (1915): 711-721.
– . ‘Two Thieves.’ 32 (1914): 324-332.
– . ‘The Wayward Mrs Brayne.’ 34 (1915): 409-418.
Bennett, [Enoch] Arnold. ‘From One Generation to Another.’17 (1906/7) 193-199.
– . ‘Mr Penfold’s Two Burglars.’ 3 (1899/1900): 501-506. Signed E.A. Bennett.
– . The “Regent.” 29 (1912/13): 291-316, 461-475, 619-632, 863-875; 30 (1913): 132-144, 271-285, 421-436, 567-581, 721-733.
Bennett, Rolf. See Marten, W.
Benson, Claude E[rnest]. ‘In the Full of the Moon.’ 21 (1908/9): 87-93
– . ‘The Terror by Night.’ 28 (1912): 59-68.
Benson, E[dward] F[rederic]. ‘The House with the Brick-kiln.’ 21 (1908/9): 361-367.
– . ‘Outside the Door.’ 23 (1909/10): 497-503.
– . Red Leaves. 27 (1911/12): 107-134.
– . ‘The Snow-stone.’ 14 (1905): 388-392.
Best, George A. “Anemone and Coraline: A Story for Children.’ 7 (1901/2): 381-386. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘A Breach of Promise Case.’ 2 (1899): 13-18. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘A German Piping Bullfinch and a Jay.’ 2 (1899): 425-428.
– . ’The Money-making Company, Limited.’ 2 (1899): 247-253. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘Off to Klondyke.’ 1 (1898/99): 583-589. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘The Romance of a Lost Purse.’ 6 (1901): 586-592. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘The Ruined Ruins.’ 6 (1901): 227-232. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘Sold!’ 5 (1900/1): 573-579. Signed Geo A. Best.
– . ‘The Wreck of the Star of Hope.’ 16 (1906): 681-685.
Biddle, Beatrice. ‘The Indiscretion of Imogen.’ 21 (1908/9): 461-465.
Bigelow, Mrs Poulteney [i.e. Edith E.]. ‘The Scented Note.’ 9 (1902/3): 645-654.
Bindloss, Harold. ‘Grantley’s Conscience.’ 17 (1906/7): 407-412.
Binns, Ottwell. See Bolt, Ben.
Black, D.D. ‘A Comedy of Fate.’ 4 (1900): 397-402.
Black, Dorothy Allan. See Allan-Black, Dorothy.
Blackwood, Algernon. ‘The Empty Sleeve.’ 25 (1910/11): 553-563.
– . The Man Whom the Trees Loved. 28 (1912): 97-128.
Blair, Allan. ‘”The Breach of Promise Girl.”‘ 7 (1901/2): 326-330.
Blake, Stacey. ’As Fate Decreed.’ 32 (1914): 335-360.
– . Beyond the Blue: The Story of a Great Adventure. 33 (1914/15): 469-484, 567-578, 703-714; 34 (1915): 75-88, 223-234, 355-316, 521-528.
– . ‘Blossom: The Story of an Old Cab-horse.’ 29 (1912/13): 137-140.
– . ‘Mighter Than the Sword: How the Solomon Islanders Were Beaten by the Cinematograph.’ 29 (1912/13): 502-510.
Blissett, Nellie K. ‘The Stone Rider! A Short Story of the Weird.’ 1 (1898/99): 30-37.
Blomfield, E. ‘Our New Home.’ 23 (1909/10): 424-428.
Bodkin, M.M., K.C. ‘Counsel and Culprit: The Story of a Queer Case.’ 7 (1901/2): 77-84.
Bolt, Ben. [Pseudonym of Ottwell Binns]. ‘The Man with the Magic Purse.’ 16 (1906): 189-194.
Bond, Stephen. ‘At Shingle Bay.’ 12 (1904): 686-688.
– . ‘Coincidences.’ 20 (1908): 665-669.
– . ‘The Confession of ’Arn Climes.’ 11 (1903/4): 589-590.
– . ‘The Empty Chair.’ 10 (1903): 537-542.
– . ‘The Man Who Kept the Theatre Open.’ 13 (1904/5): 577-582.
– . ‘The Persian Rose Jar: A Romance of Eastern Mysticism.’ 10 (1903): 737-744.
– . ‘The Red Drummer.’ 12 (1904): 340-342.
– . ‘The Slave of the Lamp.’ 13 (1904/5): 34-41.
Boustead, Leila, ‘”Pet.”‘ 16 (1906): 465-468.
Bovill, C[harles] H[enry]. ‘The Collaborators.’ 34 (1915): 767-776.
– . ‘Godfrey’s Peace Offering.’ 30 (1913): 413-420.
Bowen, Marjorie. [Pseudonym of Gabrielle Margaret Vere Campbell]. ‘Whose Blood?’ 30 (1913): 521-528.
Bowen, W.G. ‘Dolores: The Story of a Spanish Maiden.’ 29 (1912/13): 767-772.
Braddon, Miss [Mary Elizabeth]. ‘The Cock of Bowker’s.’ 16 (1906): 287-296.
Bradford, Henry. ‘Bartholomew Rigg’s Explanation.’ 13 (1904/5): 417-426.
Bradshaw, Mrs. Albert S. [i.e. Annie]. ‘To Gain a World and Lose a Soul.’ 13 (1904/5): 599-603.
Braine, Sheila G. ‘Gilda the Mermaid: A Story for Children.’ 22 (1909) 571-574.
Brebner, Percy James (Christian Lys). ‘The Locum Tenens.’ 18 (1907): 153-156.
– . ‘Mistress Dorothy Lester.’ 19 (1907/8): 96-100.
Brebuer, Arthur. ‘My £80,000.’ 4 (1900): 329-334.
– . ‘The Suicide Club.’ 2 (1899): 532-540.
Brenan, Gerald. ‘The Finder Will Be Rewarded.’ 1 (1898/99): 489-492.
– . ‘The Other Man’s Hat.’ 2 (1899): 521-526.
– . ‘The Sultan and the Seedsman.’ 3 (1899/1900): 23-30.
– . ‘Third Person Singular.’ 11 (1903/4): 67-69.
– . ‘Why the Grand Duchess Defied the Privy Council.’ 4 (1900): 133-138.
Breton, Frederic. ‘The Sakrobundi Mask.’ 5 (1900/1): 215-220.
Brett, Sylvia. ‘The Awakening.’ 17 (1906/7): 499-500.
– . ‘The Emperor’s Toys.’ 17 (1906/7): 621-622.
– . ‘Pan and the Little Green Gate.’ 18 (1907): 225-226.
Bridges, T.C. ‘The Escape.’ 32 (1914): 258-264.
Broadwood, Morris. ‘A Flank Movement.’ 18 (1907): 307-310.
Brown, Campbell Rae. See Rae-Brown, Campbell.
Bryan, Edwin. ‘Miss Prism’s Anarchist.’ 5 (1900/1): 43-48.
Bryant, Sara Cone. ‘In Time of Storm.’ 14 (1905): 373-380.
Bullen, Frank T[homas]. ‘Billy Seaton’s Atonement: A Stirring Story of the Sea.’ 19 (1907/8): 23-27.
Burgess, L.A. ‘A Knight-errant.’ 30 (1913): 99-108.
Burkitt, G.T. Mostyn. ‘A Gambler.’ 22 (1909): 74-79.
Burrage, A.M. ‘The Chalk Pit.’ 31 (1913/14): 539-545.
– . ‘Rebels.’ 29 (1912/13): 583-588.
– . ‘The Sacrifice.’ 33 (1914/15): 662-669.
– . ‘Two of a Trade.’ 32 (1914): 636-640.
– . ‘The Way of Youth.’ 32 (1914): 399-405.
Burrow, Charles Kennett. ‘The Golden Circlet.’ 1 (1898/99): 11-16.
– . ‘His Lordship and Miss O’Callaghan.’ 1 (1898/99): 203-211.
– . ‘My Destiny.’ 1 (1898/99): 347-355. Signed C.K. Burrow.
Burrowes, E. ‘Clever Miss Badon.’ 1 (1898/99): 645-650.
Butler, Eleanor. ‘The Result of a Quiet Vacation.’ 7 (1901/2): 228-234.
– . ‘The Senior Curate.’ 7 (1901/2): 44-50.
Butler, Ellis Parker. ‘Hidden Treasure.’ 34 (1915): 693-698.
Butler, Lilian Wilmot. ‘Nurse Christina’s Patient.’ 6 (1901): 570-576.
Byrnes, Clara Gaillard. ‘Love in Darkness.’ 10 (1903): 186-194.
Cabell, James Branch. ‘The Rhyme to Porringer.’ 15 (1905/6): 11-18. Cable, Boyd. [Pseudonym of Ernest Andrew Ewart]. Unstable as Water:The Story of a Man with a Bad Name. 32 (1914): 141-162, 283-298, 477-493, 601-619, 808-822; 33 (1914/15): 127-137, 257-269, 393-400, 524-531.
Cadett, Herbert. ‘The Altar of Friendship.’ 15 (1905/6): 271-276.
Cahill, Mabel Esmonde. ‘Of the Royal Blues.’ 2 (1899): 161-164.
Calthrop, Dion Clayton. ‘Confetti.’ 25 (1910/11): 81-86.
– . ‘The Island of When-We-Were-Children.’ 25 (1910/11): 788-792.
– . ‘A Neglected Proverb.’ 24 (1910): 419-426.
– . ‘Paper Windmills.’ 26 (1911): 77-86.
– . ‘Progressive Whist and the Muffin Man: A Fantasy.’ 18 (1907): 37-42.
Cameron, Bleasdell. ‘A Promotion in the Fur Trade.’ 13 (1904/5): 559-566.
Campbell, Gabrielle Margaret Vere. See Bowen, Marjorie.
Campion, Maude. ‘The Shot That Failed.’ 4 (1900): 513-519.
Capes, Bernard. Beneath Bark Wings. 27 (1911/12): 543-574.
– . ‘The Corner House: A Study in Psychology.’ 23 (1909/10): 569-577.
– . ‘Love and the Belt.’ 17 (1906/7): 261-267.
– . ‘Poor Lucy Rivers.’ 19 (1907/8): 32-39.
– . ‘The Vanishing Cheques.’ 18 (1907): 339-343.
Carr, Blanche. ‘A Bit of Life.’ 11 (1903/4): 421-422.
Carsnew, M. ‘Back o’ Beyond.’ 11 (1903/4): 649-657.
Carsnew, Rosamund. ‘Prudence and the Prince.1 13 (1904/5): 284-289. Carstairs, Bertram. ‘The Triple Circuit: The Story of a Great Flying Race and Its Sequel.’ 29 (1912/13): 829-836.
– . ‘The Way of the World.’ 30 (1913): 118-125.
Carter, Vivian. ‘A Case for Silence: The Secret History of a Diplomatic Scandal.’ 26 (1911): 335-350.
Castle, Agnes & Egerton. The Ninth Wave. 26 (1911): 261-296.
Castle, Egerton & Agnes. The Ninth Wave. 26 (1911): 261-296.
Chambers, Julius. ‘”Seven, Seven, Seven – City”: A Tale of the Telephone.’ 11 (1903/4): 403-410.
Chambers, Robert W[illiam]. The Adventures of a Modest Man. 26 (1911): 481-494, 629-643, 779-795; 27 (1911/12): 14-32, 197-208, 329-338, 507-522.
Charles, Edouard. Trans. ‘The Pursuit.’ By Alain D’Ayzac. 15 (1905/6) 718-722.
Chesworth, Thomas. ‘The Caprice.’ 28 (1912): 357-362.
Cheyne, Roger. ‘The Deserter.’ 25 (1910/11): 779-787.
Childar, Catherine. [Pseudonym of Annie C.C. Aldrich]. ‘My Travelling Companion.’ 1 (1898/99): 115-124.
Chisholm, Annie M. ‘Princess Rosabelle’s Curls: A Story for Children.’ 21 (1908/9): 345-350.
Churchill, Winston Spencer. ‘Man Overboard.’ 1 (1898/99): 662-664.
Clarke, Laurence. ‘Cupid the Entomologist.’ 5 (1900/1): 506-511.
– . ‘The Power of the Press.’ 27 (1911/12): 667-671.
– . ‘The Scarlet Shoe.’ 5 (1900/1): 109-115.
– . The Sealed Box. 28 (1912): 143-150, 291-297, 425-432.
– . ‘The Stolen War Map.’ 5 (1900/1): 7-14.
Cleary, Kate M. ‘Kitty Malone’s Mission.’ 10 (1903): 41-46.
Clifford, Hugh. ‘At the Resthouse of the Foothills.’ 21 (1908/9): 458-460.
Clive, Sydney. ‘The Trail of the Golden Scorpion.’ 8 (1902): 25-34. Clyde, Constance. ‘A Wife’s Decision.’ 19 (1907/8): 544-545.
Cobb, Thomas. ‘The Broken Pledge.’ 31 (1913/14): 589-595.
– . ‘Miss Annesley’s Art.’ 24 (1910): 336-342.
– . ‘The Venetian Blind.’ 15 (1905/6): 697-700.
Cochrane, Alice. ‘Out with the Scratchley Beagles.’ 5 (1900/1): 379-385.
Colcord, Lincoln. ‘The Game of Life and Death.’ 22 (1909): 387-396.
– . ‘Saving Face.’ 24 (1910): 199-207.
Colt, Julia Kennett. ‘Max Marshall’s Wife.’ 22 (1909): 338-348.
Comyng, Verdun. ‘A Year Ago.’ 31 (1913/14): 420-426.
Conly, Frank. ‘The Mystery Ship.’ 30 (1913): 537-546.
– . ‘Trapped!’ 33 (1914/15): 685-692.
Conrad, Joseph. The Black Mate. 20 (1908): 121-135.
– . Fveya. of the Seven Isles. 28 (1912) : 649-684.
– . ‘A Smile of Fortune.’ 25 (1910/11): 801-836.
Conway, E. & Victor L. Whitechurch. ‘A Warning in Red.’ 3 (1899/1900): 487-494.
Cooke, [Ernest George] Stenson. ‘With Open Throttle: The Temptation of St. Automobile.’ 18 (1907): 450-451.
Cooke, Walter. ‘The Lost Alligator.’ 6 (1901): 310-316.
Cooper, Mrs Clayton. ‘To Him Who Hath.’ 30 (1913): 286-287.
Cooper, Fredric Taber. ‘Banishment.’ 15 (1905/6): 577-583.
Corelli, Marie. [Pseudonym of Mary MackayJ, ‘Old-fashioned Fidelity: A Love Story of Long Ago.’ 15 (1905/6): 363-375.
– . ‘The Song of Miriam.’ 9 (1902/3): 667-675.
Cornish, J.F. ‘Gascoyne’s Terrible Revenge.’ 1 (1898/99): 265-273.
Couch, A.T. Quiller. See Q.
Coulson, F. Leslie. ‘The Duplicate Key.’ 22 (1909): 271-273.
Couper, Tonman. ‘The Revelation.’ 21 (1908/9): 45-48.
Courlander, Alphonse. ‘Death and the Millionaire.’ 18 (1907): 227-229.
– . ‘Guilty!’ 17 (1906/7): 619-621.
– . ‘”Marie Louise.”‘ 20 (1908): 7-14.
– . ‘The Other Man.’ 21 (1908/9): 317-320.
– . ‘The Reappearance.’ 25 (1910/11): 793-800.
– . ‘Treasure.’ 17 (1906/7): 113-115.
Cowham, Hilda. ‘Assault and Battery.’ 18 (1907): 571-575.
– . ‘At Concert Pitch.’ 16 (1906): 354-356.
Coxhead, G.E.S. ‘Miss Turle.’4 (1900): 47-52.
– . ‘What the Burglar Advised.’ 7 (1901/2): 344-350.
Craft, Mabel Clara. ‘The Opportunity.’ 12 (1904): 337-339.
Craigie, Pearl. See Hobbes, John Oliver.
Craven, Priscilla. [Pseudonym of Florence Teignmouth Shore]. ‘The Babe and I.’ 33 (1914/15): 241-246.
– . ‘A Blessing in Disguise.’ 32 (1914): 68-76.
– . ‘The Hand of Fate.’ 31 (1913/14): 9-15.
– . ‘The Way of Women.’ 33 (1914/15): 57-65.
Crawford, Alexander. ‘An Uncharted Reef.’ 30 (1913): 265-270. Crockett, S[amuel] R[utherford]. ‘Lost Stolen or Strayed.’ 17 (1906/7) 361-371.
– . Sandy the Perfervid. 29 (1912/13): 103-136.
Croker, B.M. ‘Who Knew the Truth?’ 11 (1903/4): 531-538.
Cromie, Robert. ‘Nellie Sutherland.’ 22 (1909): 565-571.
Crosbie, Mary. ‘The Uttermost Farthing.’ 21 (1908/9): 548-552.
Cross, Margaret B[essie]. ‘The Adventures of a Wedding Day.’ 4 (1900): 489-496.
Crutchley, Tristram. ‘The Colonel’s Indiscretion.’ 12 (1904): 105-112
– . ‘”Custody of the Children”: The Story of a Conscientious Burglar.’ 17 (1906/7): 39-44.
– . ‘The General’s Saltcellar.’ 17 (1906/7): 342-348.
– . ‘Lord Hayling’s Infatuation.’ 22 (1909): 381-386.
Cullum, R. & Charles Wingrove. ‘Juggling with Longitude.’ 5 (1900/1): 457-466.
Cutting, Mary Stewart [the Elder]. ‘The Terminal.’ 14 (1905): 633-640
– . ‘The Unselfishness of Mrs Atwood.’ 10 (1903): 287-292.
D.,A.H. ‘The Baby’s Name.’ 23 (1909/10): 93-96.
Dahle, Theodore. ‘The Broken Stradivarius.’ 16 (1906): 40-44.
Dalton, Moray & Olive Maitland Davidson. ‘The Raft.’ 26 (1911): 419-422.
Damant, A. ‘A Drifting Match.’ 4 (1900): 543-548.
Dana, Marvin. ‘A Coward’s Revenge.’ 4 (1900): 527-536.
– . ‘My Blackmailing Secretary.’ 5 (1900/1): 135-141.
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Darby, Mildred H.G. See Merry, Andrew.
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Horton, George. ‘Ribstone’s Reincarnation.’ 12 (1904): 507-512.
Hosken, Alice Cecil Seymour. See Stanton, A. Coralie.
Hosken, E[rnest] C[harles] Heath. ‘Peter the Guide.’ 5 (1900/1): 270-275.
Hosken, Heath &Coralie Stanton. Broken Bonds. 30 (1913): 591-606, 773-784; 31 (1913/14): 127-137, 277-287, 427-433.
Hough, E. ‘”Coming.”‘ 11 (1903/4): 73.
[Housman, Laurence]. ‘The Tree of Forgiveness.’ 9 (1902/3): 602-616.
By the Author of An Englishwoman ‘s Love Letters.
Howard, Clifford. ‘The Eleventh Goose.’ 20 (1908): 303-308.
Howard, F[rancis] Morton. ‘Avenged!’ 26 (1911): 257-260. Signed Morton Howard.
– . ‘The Fellingham Murderer.’ 30 (1913): 807-816.
– . ‘Maisie Intervenes.’ 29 (1912/13): 551-558.
– . ‘The Price.’ 24 (1910): 373-380.
– . ‘The Schemers.’ 31 (1913/14): 675-681.
– . ‘The Third Person.’ 32 (1914): 662-669.
Howard, Keble. [Pseudonym of J. Keble Bell]. The Love Race. 27 (1911/12): 833-862.
Hubbard, George. ‘Miss Mainwright’s Dilemma.’ 9 (1903/4): 161-170.
Hubbard, Philip E. ‘Odd Man Out.’ 32 (1914): 494-500.
Hudson, Una. ‘A Domestic Rebellion.’ 12 (1904): 603-605.
Hudworth, George. ‘How We Held up the Bank.’ 2 (1899): 558-563.
– . ‘The Man Who Was Afraid.’ 4 (1900): 268-272.
– . ‘The Taming of Beau Pynsent.’ 3 (1899/1900): 239-246.
Hulme-Beaman, Emeric. ‘Algie’s Diplomacy.’ 9 (1902/3): 565-570. Signed E. Hulme-Beaman.
– . ‘Madame Valprez.’ 6 (1901): 449-458.
– . ‘The Major’s Romance.’ 7 (1901/2): 595-601.
– . ‘Why the Express Was Stopped.’ 9 (1902/3): 181-188.
Hunter, Alfred. ‘The Magic Phial: A Story for Children.’ 20 (1908): 721-725.
– . ‘A Re-incarnation.’ 19 (1907/8): 625-633. Signed A. Hunter.
– . ‘The Woodman’s Daughter: A Fairy Story.’ 21 (1908/9): 488-493. Signed A. Hunter.
– . ‘The Wrong Side of the Bed: A Story for Children.’ 20 (1908): 481-485.
Hutchinson, A[rthur] S[tuart] M[entieth]. ‘The Private Papers of Clarence Carlisle: The Hockey Match. 17 (1906/7): 622-624.
– . ‘The Valentine: From the Private Papers of Clarence Carlisle.’ 1/ (1906/7): 741-743.
Hyatt , Stanley Portal. ’The Waster.’22 (1909): 87-92.
Hyne, C[harles] J[ohn] Cutcliffe. ’At Close Quarters with Death.’ 2 (1899): 227-234. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Bank Note Forger.’ 3 (1899/1900): 135-142. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Bank Note Puncher.’ 8 (1902): 483-489. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Chief of the Starry Head. ’ 11 (1903/4): 25-36.
– . ‘The Cholera Ship.’ 1 (1898/99): 159-165. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Duel in the Deeper Pit.’ 3 (1899/1900): 561-566. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . Empire of the World. 22 (1909): 233-245, 370-380, 523-534, 621-631; 23 (1909/10): 65-74, 209-217, 321-331, 477-484, 599-608, 729-736;24 (1910): 103-108, 224-230.
– . ‘Gun-runners.’ 27 (1911/12): 447-456. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . Kate Meredith. 17 (1906/7): 413-431, 557-570, 655-666; 18 (1907): 25-35,179-188, 330-338, 471-478, 580-590, 729-740; 19 (1907/8): 84-95.
– . ‘The Kid.’ 2 (1899): 351-360. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Mine-layer.’ 33 (1914/15): 419-432.
– . ‘Run Down.’ 2 (1899): 451-457. Signed Cutcliffe Hyne.
– . ‘The Tragedy of the Third Smoker.’ 1 (1898/99): 297-303.
Inchbold, A.C[unnick]. ‘”An Eye for an Eye.”‘ 18 (1907): 410-414.
Inchfawn, Fay. [Pseudonym of Elizabeth Rebecca Ward]. ‘His Little Mansion.’ 21 (1908/9): 157-158.
Innes, A[rthur] Norman. The Surge of War: Being Memories of an Aide-de-Camp to Frederick the Great. 15 (1905/6): 513-524, 647-658; 16 (1906): 57-68, 173-184, 303-310, 408-416.
Jackson, Emilie [Mrs Wilfrid]. Trans. ‘The Devil.’ By Guy de Maupassant. 24 (1910): 518-522. Signed Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson.
– . Trans. ‘The Fixed Flight.’ By Maurice Renard. 25 (1910/11): 9-32. Signed Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson.
– . Trans. ‘The Hand.’ By Guy de Maupassant. 24 (1910): 183-186.
Jackson, Isabelle. ‘A Piece of Wedding Cake.’ 11 (1903/4): 69-70.
Jacobs, W[illiam] Wfymark]. ‘Three at Table.’ 11 (1903/4): 193-196.
– . ‘The Well.’ 11 (1903/4): 432-439.
James, A.E. ‘The Flapper’s Aunt.’ 25 (1910/11): 767-772.
– . ‘Her Majesty the Flapper-‘ 25 (1910/11): 329-335.
– . Her Majesty the Flapper: Episodes in Her Career. 27 (1911/12): 608-616, 762-771; 28 (1912): 23-31, 181-190, 311-320, 465-475, 585-594.
– . ‘The Last Straw.’ 26 (1911): 240-246.
– . ‘Successful Tactic: A Further Exploit of Her Majesty the Flapper.’ 26 (1911): 93-100.
– . ‘Trouble with the Flapper.’ 25 (1910/11): 611-619.
James, William. ‘A Purloined Plot.’ 11 (1903/4): 744-748.
Jamieson, Herbert. ‘The Awful Experience of Jack Paton.’ 22 (1909): 155-158.
– . ‘Her Past.’ 12 (1904): 607-608.
– . ‘A Matter of Adoption.’ 23 (1909/10): 169-173.
Jay, Fred. ’Miss Binney’s Benefit.’ 22 (1909): 158-164.
– . ‘One Too Many.’ 22 (1909): 421-428.
Jeffery, C.E. ‘The Fifth Mile-post.’ 3 (1899/1900): 391-395.
Jepson, Edgar. ‘Mrs Morrel’s Last Seance.’ 27 (1911/12): 823-827.
– . ‘Their Motor-car Elopement, and How It Ended.’ 1 (1898/99): 49-54.
Jervis, Lionel. ‘Type-written.’ 6 (1901): 529-535.
Jesse, F[ryniwyd] Tennyson. “Viv”: The Chronicles of an AmateurAdventuress. 28 (1912): 705-718; 29 (1912/13): 69-80, 199-211.
Johnson, F. Hernamon. See Hernamon-Johnson, F.
Johnson, Mary E. ‘The Baby Elephant.’ 4 (1900): 159-164.
Johnston, Kathleen. ‘The Comedy of a Wall Poster.’ 6 (1901): 109-114.
Jones, Ada Elizabeth. See Prothero, John K.
Jope-Slade, Christine. ‘Madame at the Window: A Parisian Idyll.’ 31 (1913/14): 337-342.
– . ‘The Rebel.’ 31 (1913/14): 49-56.
– . ‘”Wireless.”‘ 34 (1915): 479-483.
Jordan, Kate. ‘The Backslider.’ 28 (1912): 629-634.
Joyce, Ernest E. ‘Adieu, Elizabeth.’ 20 (1908): 524-529.
– . ‘A [sic] Empty Day.’ 21 (1908/9): 159-164.
– . ‘The Tale of Topping’s Ghost.’ 20 (1908): 463-468.
– . ‘A Trial Trip.’ 20 (1908): 167-171.
Keane, Hilda. ‘In Rimu Land.’ 18 (1907): 226-227.
– . ‘The Maori’s Bride.’ 18 (1907): 101-103.
Keary, Maud. ‘Bought and Sold.’ 32 (1914): 445-452.
Keating, Joseph. ‘A Double Escape.’ 13 (1904/5): 305-313.
– . ‘The Fault.’ 19 (1907/8): 104-105.
– . ‘The Journey.’ 16 (1906): 316-317.
– . ‘Pabo’s Red Beard.’ 13 (1904/5): 697-702.
– . ‘The Patience of Job.’ 17 (1906/7): 205-209.
– . ‘Student Thomas.’ 18 (1907): 660-664.
Keene, Ursula. ‘What the Apple-blossom Fairy Found on Her Doorstep.’ 21 (1908/9): 105-109.
Kemble, Arthur F. ‘In the Grotto.’ 20 (1908): 670-671.
Kenealy, Arabella. ‘Letty.’ 15 (1905/6): 665-669.
Kennedy, Bart. ‘The Artist Burglar.’ 22 (1909): 693-695.
Kennedy, Mollie. ‘After Ten Years.’ 18 (1907): 344-345.
Kenniston, Ida. ‘The Winner.’ 11 (1903/4): 74-75.
Kent, G. Andrew. Kim Ruff: The Chronicles of an Uphill Fight (to be continued). 34 (1915): 531-540, 729-740.
King, Frank. ‘”The Other Fair Charmer’ 27 (1911/12): 253-254.
Kipling, Rudyard. ‘”As Easy as A.B.C.: A Tale of 2150A.D.”‘ 28 (1912): 3-11, 163-172.
Kissing, Mark. ‘Professional Etiquette: A Story without a Moral.’ 24 (1910): 663-672.
– . ‘The Strange Case of Valentine Clark.’ 25 (1910/11): 257-270. Knowles, Mabel Winifred. See Wynne, May.
Kummer, Frederick Arnold &Mabel Herbert Urner. ‘The Shadow.’ 31 (1913/14): 263-268.
Lancaster, G.B. [Pseudonym of Edith Joan Lyttleton]. ‘The Honeymooners.’ 29 1912/13): 602-611.
– . The Price of Honour. 31 (1913/14): 297-311, 467-480, 619-631, 745-757; 32 (1914): 25-37.
‘Substance and Shadow.’ 34 (1915): 573-581.
‘Two in a Shack: A Love Story of the Wilds.’ 29 (1912/13): 484-492.
‘The White Flame.’ 30 (1913): 757-766.
– . “‘The Woman Tempted Me.”‘ 30 (1913): 615-625.
Langbridge, Rosamund. ‘A Difference of Fifteen Years.’ 21 (1908/9): 60-64.
Lauder, E.M. ‘The Unusual Conduct of the Superior.’ 7 (1901/2): 121-128.
Laumann, E.M. ‘The Sport of a Millionaire.’ 14 (1905): 455-459.
Layton, Frank. ‘Alphonse.’ 20 (1908): 718-720.
Leblanc, Maurice. 813. 23 (1909/10): 617-643; 24 (1910): 1-22, 133-152, 269-289, 441-462, 561-577, 680-695; 25 (1910/11): 87-101, 218-234.
Le Breton, John. ‘Dawnay’s Irregulars.’ 26 (1911): 219-230.
– . ‘Chaplain to the “Catch’emaliveos.”‘ 26 (1911): 821-830.
– . “‘Floreat Etona!'” 26 (1911): 41-51.
– . ‘The Ghost of Lai Mohammed.’ 19 (1907/8): 325-330.
– . ‘His Honour the District Judge.’ 19 (1907/8): 529-535.
– . ‘The Lat Sahib.’ 20 (1908): 683-689.
– . ‘The Lathi-wallahs.’ 22 (1909): 132-138.
– . ‘Mcllroy’s Clerk.’ 24 (1910): 63-70.
Lechmere, David. ‘The Mistletoe’s Tale.’ 13 (1904/5): 467-469.
Le Gallienne, Richard. ‘The Youth of Lady Constantia.’ 12 (1904): 641-650.
[Leighton, Marie Connor (& Alfred Harmsworth?)]. Was She Worth It? 10 (1903): 107-128, 237-256,367-384. ‘By the Authors of Convict 99, The Story of a Great Sin, etc.’ [Reginald Pound &Geoffrey Harmsworth in Northcliffe (London: Cassell, 1959) note Alfred Harmsworth’s collaboration with Leighton on Convict 99.]
Lennox, Mark. ‘Beauty and the Beast.’ 4 (1900): 351-356.
Le Queux, William. ‘The Daughter of the Forty.’ 3 (1899/1900): 217-224.
– . ‘The Secret of Friar Henry.’ 15 (1905/6): 65-73.
Leslie, C[harles] D. ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much: A Fantasy.’ 20 (1908): 530-536.
– . ‘Prince Palladini: The Story of a Dream.’ 19 (1907/8): 576-580
Lethbridge, Olive. ‘Playing the Game.’ 23 (1909/10): 709-711.
Lethbridge, S.C. ‘An Absent-minded German.’ 6 (1901): 498-500.
Lewis, Charles Bertrand. See Quad, M.
Leys, John K[irkwood]. ‘Albert Gay’s Treasure.’ 18 (1907): 544-550.
– . ‘The Deliverance.’ 11 (1903/4): 170-176.
Lincoln, Joseph C[rosby]. ‘In the Name of the Late Captain Kidd.’ 8 (1902): 218-224. Signed Joe Lincoln.
– . ‘The Invention That Altered the Will.’ 9 (1902/3): 84-87.
Lindsay, Mayne. ‘The Bounty of the River.’ 17 (1906/7): 182-187.
– . ‘The Cowarra Affair: A Romance of the Australian Bush.’ 16 (1906): 275-281.
Little, A. Clarke. ‘My Hour of Greatness.’ 2 (1899): 365-370.
Livingston, Barry. ‘The Bounder.’ 21 (1908/9): 42-44.
Livingstone, Alice. ‘He and She.’ 8 (1902): 106-110.
Lluellyn, A. &Horace Wyndham. ‘The Masquerader.’ 4 (1900): 313-320
Lockett, W.G. ‘The Dividing Line.’ 34 (1915): 213-222.
London, Jack. ‘A Day’s Lodging.’ 19 (1907/8): 264-273.
– . ‘The Heathen.’ 23 (1909/10): 33-42.
– . ‘The Mexican.’ 27 (1911/12): 631-644.
– . ‘Negore the Coward.’ 12 (1904): 433-440.
– . ‘Pals.’ 20 (1908): 184-193.
– . The Scarlet Plague. 28 (1912): 513-520.
– . ‘To Kill a Man.’ 25 (1910/11): 731-738.
– . ‘When the World Was Young: A Complete Story of a Dual Personality.’ 26 (1911): 679-689.
Lord, C.A. ‘In Durance Vile.’ 6 (1901): 411-417.
Lynne, Angus. ‘The War Medal: An Adventure of Jeremiah Brandt.’ 24 (1910): 632-638.
Lyttleton, Edith Joan. See Lancaster, G.B.
Maartens, Maarten. [Pseudonym of Joost Marius Willem van der Poorten-Schwartz]. ‘The Comedy They Played.’ 13 (1904/5): 529-537.
– . ‘The Kiss.’ 22 (1909): 255-263.
Macdonald, Angus. ‘A Man of Character.’ 30 (1913): 381-385.
Macdonald, Ronald. ‘The Ordeal.’ 32 (1914): 3-15.
– . ‘The Tigress.’ 31 (1913/14): 558-570.
McEvoy, Charles. ‘Beached!’ 32 (1914): 832-833.
McFall, Frances Elizabeth. See Grand, Sarah.
McGeogh, Daisy. ‘The Doctor’s Servant.’ 6 (1901): 335-340.
MacHarg, William B. &Edwin Balmer. ‘The Crime Machine.’ 24 (1910): 243-257.
Mack, Louise. ‘”Out on the Wastes of the Never Never.”‘ 18 (1907): 715-718.
McKail, T.W. ‘The Tragedy of a Mate at Chess.’ 12 (1904): 602-603.
Mackay, Mary. See Corelli, Marie.
McKay, Stanton. ‘Missing! The Mystery of His Majesty’s Warplane Coak-robin.‘ 30 (1913): 23-31.
– . ‘Peggy Pulls the Strings.’ 34 (1915): 118-126.
– . ‘The Trap.’ 32 (1914): 460-468.
Maclean, Donald. ‘The Tantanoola Tiger.’ 33 (1914/15): 532-538.
Macmanus, Seumas. ‘The Minister’s Racehorse.’ 18 (1907): 515-520.
– . ‘The Racemaker’s Race.’ 13 (1904/5): 679-686.
Macpherson, G. ‘Uncle’s Coat.’ 8 (1902): 42-47.
Macquoid, Katherine S[arah]. ‘After the Banquet.’ 17 (1906/7): 310-315.
– . ‘Love among the Ruins.’ 18 (1907): 565-570.
Magnus, George G. ‘The Only Way He Could Think of.’ 19 (1907/8) : 106-108.
Major, Dagney. ‘The Goldseeker’s Home-coming.’ 13 (1904/5): 469-470.
– . ‘”Right Away.”‘ 12 (1904): 52-54.
Malloch, D[onald] Macleod. ‘The Luck of the Swiftsure.‘ 30 (1913): 705-712. Signed Macleod Malloch.
– . ‘”They’re Queer Things, the Women.”‘ 30 (1913): 295-304.
– . ‘The Trouble in the North Star.’ 29 (1912/13): 708-715.
Mann, Mary E. ‘A Chalk Mark on the Gate.’ 19 (1907/8): 166-176.
Manning, Marie. ‘A Halfpennyworth of Romance.’ 8 (1902): 608-612.
Mansell, Vincent W. *A Day in a Wasted Life.’ 13 (1904/5): 28-33.
Marchmont, Arthur W[illiam]. ‘A Royal Match.’ 23 (1909/10): 557-564.
Marriott, Charles. ‘”-And Mr Patmore.”‘ 27 (1911/12): 83-91.
Marsh, Charles Fielding. ‘The Grand Lot.’ 18 (1907): 559-564.
Marsh, Richard. ‘The Chancellor’s Ward.’ 1 (1898/99): 73-84.
– . ‘The Disappearance of Mrs Macrecham.’ 6 (1901): 154-164.
– . ‘The Girl and the Boy.’ 11 (1903/4): 271-283.
– . ‘The Haunted Chair: The Story of a Stran.ge Mystery.’ 7 (1901/2): 555-565.
– . ‘The Parson, the Soldier, and the Child.’ 11 (1903/4): 339-354.
– . ‘Pugh’s Poisoned Ring.’ 5 (1900/1): 241-251.
– . ‘That Five Hundred Pound Prize: The Story of a Genius.’ 1 (1898/99): 172-181.
Marten, W. [Pseudonym of Rolf Bennett]. ‘The Adventures of Lieut. Lawless, R.N.’ 29 (1912/13): 751-758; 30 (1913): 251-258.
Martin, Mrs Attwood R. See Martin, George Madden.
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– . ‘”Fore.”‘ 22 (1909): 360-362.
– . ‘”Love – All.'” 22 (1909): 264-266.
– . ‘North and South.’ 22 (1909): 16-23.
– . ‘The Reformation of Robert Porritt.’ 21 (1908/9): 570-575.
– . ‘The Wife-tamer.’ 19 (1907/8): 214-218.
Martin, Radcliffe. ‘The Decoy.’ 31 (1913/14): 23-28.
– . ‘The Father’s Guide.’ 29 (1912/13): 361-367.
– . ‘Lost Luggage.’ 30 (1913): 873-879.
Martley, Henry. ‘My Fair Neighbour’s Piano, and What Came of It.’ 1 (1898/99): 281-288.
Mason, A[lfred] E[dward] W[oodley]. ‘Dimoussi and the Pistol.’ 15 (1905/6): 123-134.
– . ‘The Guide.’ 17 (1906/7): 130-146.
Mathers, Helen. ‘Doubles – not Quits.’ 11 (1903/4): 419-421.
– . ‘”Man is Fire – Woman is Tow 23 (1909/10): 437-444.
Maupassant, Guy de. ‘The Devil.’ Tran,s. Mrs Wilfrid Jackson. 24 (1910): 518-522.
– . ‘The Hand.’ Trans. Emilie Jackson. 24 (1910): 183-186.
Maurice, Lister. ‘The Little Silver Cross.’ 3 (1899/1900): 595-600.
Maxwell, Beatrice Heron. See Heron-Maxwell, Beatrice.
Maxwell, W[illiam] B[abington]. ‘A Father’s Heart.’ 30 (1913): 651-660.
– . Hill Rise. 19 (1907/8): 305-317, 393-408, 505-520, 658-671; 20 (1908): 50-62, 194-209, 346-357, 469-480, 589-604, 705-716; 21 (1908/9): 110-117, 231-237.
Maybank, Thomas. [i.e. Hector Thomas Maybank Webb]. ‘Hollowdean Celebrates.’ 26 (1911): 903-909.
– . “The Hollowdean Pageant.’ 24 (1910): 537-544.
– . ‘The Legend of Hollowdean Hall.1 23 (1909/10): 453-461.
Meade, L.T. [Elizabeth Thomas]. ‘The Man from Johannesburg.’ 16 (1906): 543-548.
Meade, L.T. &Robert Eustace. ‘The Arrest of Captain Vandaleur.’ 2 (1899): 545-554.
– . ‘The Face in the Dark.’ 10 (1903): 695-705.
– . ‘The Great Pink Pearl.’ 6 (1901): 395-402.
– . ‘Mr Bovey’s Unexpected Will.’ 2 (1899): 259-268.
– . ‘Mrs Reid’s Terror.’ 6 (1901): 121-128.
– . ‘The Outside Ledge.’ 5 (1900/1): 201-207.
– . ‘A Terrible Railway Ride.’ 4 (1900): 559-567.
Mee, Huan. ‘The American Marquis.’ 4 (1900): 61-67.
– . ‘The Black Statue.’ 2 (1899): 146-152.
– . ‘A Case of Diamonds.’ 6 (1901): 216-221.
– . ‘A Grand Coup.’ 5 (1900/1): 157-164.
– . ‘The Stolen Rubens and the Part Played by a Pot-pourri Jar.’ 2 (1899):25-30.
Mensengh, Jessie. ‘He Dreamed a Dream.’ 3 (1899/1900): 9-16. Merrick, Leonard. ‘Hillier’s Love Affair.’ 25 (1910/11): 349-380.
– . ‘Mile Ma Mere.’ 28 (1912): 741-753.
– . ‘Mrs Dacre – Heroine.’ 16 (1906): 107-111.
Merry, Andrew. [Pseudonym of Mildred H.G. Darby]. ‘Her Ladyship’s Burglar.’ 6 (1901): 6 3-72.
Methuen, Paul. ”Igh Life.’ 34 (1915): 677-682.
Miall, Derwent. ‘A Case for First Aid.’ 20 (1908): 699-703.
– . ‘The Days of Cotton-wool.’ 17 (1906/7): 736-738.
– . ‘The Story of a Cheat.’ 18 (1907): 595-596.
Miller, Elizabeth York. ‘Valeska, Woman Detective.’ 20 (1908): 291-302; 21 (1908/9): 666-673.
– . ‘The Waterloo Express.’ 20 (1908): 405-413.
Miller, Esther. ‘After Five Years.’ 19 (1907/8): 638-644.
Moon, Elizabeth M. ‘Dicky’s Wisdom.’ 3 (1899/1900): 378-384.
– . ‘The Disappointment of Lady Woodruff.’ 2 (1899): 413-419.
– . ‘The Interference of Mrs Dacre-Smith.’ 5 (1900/1): 327-331.
– . ‘The Intervention of Biddy.’ 5 (1900/1): 473-479.
– . ‘The Manoeuvres of Jerry.’ 2 (1899): 71-77.
– . ‘The Unseen Hand.’ 5 (1900/1): 539-546.
Moore, Brinsley. ‘The Gay Deceivers.’ 23 (1909/10): 539-544.
– . ‘Re Tremaine &Some Others: A Story Told by Letters, Bills & Other Exhibits.’ 23 (1909/10): 279-285.
Moore, F[rank] Frankfort. ‘The Necromancer.’ 18 (1907): 626-636.
Moore, Leonard Parker. See Whyte, Wolmer.
Morphew, E. Mehinic. ‘The Lady and the Love Knot.’ 10 (1903): 315-323.
Morris, Clara. ‘Ezra Martin: Every-day Hero.’ 8 (1902): 623-628.
Morris, Gouverneur. ‘”The Battle of Aiken”: A Complete Golfing Story 27 (1911/12): 361-366.
Morrison, Arthur. ‘Fiddle o’ Dreams.’ 29 (1912/13): 693-698.
– . The Green Eye of Goona: Stories of a Case of Tokay. 11 (1903/4) 491-504, 629-640; 12 (1904): 41-50, 177-187, 258-268, 441-450, 566-573, 673-681.
– . ‘Lies Unregistered.’ 29 (1912/13): 53-60.
– . The Red Triangle. Being Some Further Chronicles of Martin Hewitt Investigator. 9 (1902/3): 337-352, 579-594, 715-730; 10 (1903): 205-220, 339-354, 469-481.
– . ‘Twice in the Highway.’ 27 (1911/12): 594-599.
Muir, Ward. ‘The “Thrip’ny Piece.”‘ 19 (1907/8): 672-678.
Mulholland, Rosa. ‘Jack the Rag.’ 16 (1906): 633-638.
– . ‘Jiggers.’ 12 (1904): 275-280.
– . ‘Kithereen.’ 18 (1907): 218-224.
Mundy, Talbot. ‘The Queen – God Bless Her! A Stirring Tale of the Crimean War.’ 20 (1912/13): 643-654.
– – ‘Quits!’ 30 (1913): 491-502.
– – ‘Rabbit: A Story of the Siege of Ladysmith.’ 29 (1912/13): 781-791.
Munn, Bertrand. ‘A Means to an End.’ 33 (1914/15): 115-119.
Munro, Alick. ‘Ian’s Sacrifice.’ 1 (1898/99): 309-314.
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Murray, Marr. ‘The Turning: And How a Woman Chose.’ 31 (1913/14): 779-786.
Murray-Gilchrist, R. ‘The Lover’s Ordeal.’ 14 (1905): 508-512.
Myers, Mrs Leo. ‘The Eternal Maternal.’ 20 (1908): 696-699.
Myers, Martha W.S. ‘A Husband in an Envelope: A New Zealand Story.’ 19 (1907/8): 348-351.
– . ‘Those Dear Souls.’ 21 (1908/9): 406-407.
Nesbit, E[dith]. ‘Alcibiades.’ 17 (1906/7): 641-648.
– . ‘Archibald the Unpleasant.’ 11 (1903/4): 596-603.
– . ‘The Arsenicators – a Tale of Crime.’ 13 (1904/5): 226-232.
– . ‘The Five Senses.’ 23 (1909/10): 397-406, 493-494.
– . ‘The Flying Lodger.’ 12 (1904): 574-582.
– . ‘The Golden Gondola.’ 12 (1904): 477-484.
– . ‘The Intrepid Explorer and His Lieutenant.’ 12 (1904): 237-244.
– . ‘The Kiss.’ 23 (1909/10): 297-305.
– . ‘The Lady and the Licence.’ 13 (1904/5): 497-504.
– . ‘Ofer the Water to China.’ 11 (1903/4): 731-738.
– . ‘The Princess and the Hedge-pig: A Fairy Story.’ 27 (1911/12): 523-533.
– . ‘The Prophetess of the Golden Orient.’ 13 (1904/5): 97-104.
– . The Railway Children. 13 (1904/5): 729-735; 14 (1905): 114-120, 234-240, 350-356, 470-476, 614-620, 734-740; 15 (1905/6): 110-116, 230-236, 352-356, 502-508, 622-628, 746-752.
– . ‘The Smuggler’s Revenge.’ 12 (1904): 705-712.
– . ‘The Turk in Chains; or Richard’s Revenge.’ 12 (1904): 357-364.
– . ‘The Young Antiquaries.’ 12 (1904): 116-124.
Neuman, B[erman] Paul. ‘The Smile.’ 23 (1909/10): 286-288.
Newcomb, Professor Simon. ‘The End of the World.’ 15 (1905/6): 143-152.
Newton, Sydney. ‘Granville, V.C.’ 3 (1899/1900): 450-456.
Nixon, Florence Gwynne. ‘That Amethyst Bracelet.’ 24 (1910): 100-102.
Nolan of Castleknock. ‘The Last Fight of Maynard V.C.’ 4 (1900): 201-207.
Norris, Frank, the late. ‘The Guest of Honour.’ 10 (1903): 159-167. Norris, Kathleen. ‘Sharp Practice.’ 34 (1915): 634-641.
Norris, W[illiam] E[dward]. ‘Mascali the Avenger.’ 18 (1907): 608-616.
Northrop, W.B. ‘The Scarred Woman.’ 2 (1899): 273-280.
– . ‘A Telegraph Mystery.’ 1 (1898/99): 539-545.
O’Doin, Ian. ‘The Uncounted Factor.’ 24 (1910): 29-40.
O’Higgins, Harvey J[errold]. ‘At the Eleventh Hour.’ 9 (1902/3): 460-469.
Oliver, Owen. [Pseudonym of Sir Joshua Albert Flynn]. ‘B for Baby.’ 25 (1910/11): 461-467.
– . ‘The Balance of the Account: A Christmas Story.’ 11 (1903/4): 391-396.
– . ‘A Borrowed Angel.’ 15 (1905/6): 591-596.
– . ‘A Busy Man’s Marriage.’ 13 (1904/5): 153-157.
– . ‘Christmas at Brown’s.’ 17 (1906/7): 485-491.
– . ‘Christmas for Three.’ 31 (1913/14): 488-493.
– . ‘A Christmas That Changed.’ 5 (1900/1): 344-350.
– . ‘A Coward’s Stairs.’ 27 (1911/12): 47-52.
– . ‘The Cross-ways.’ 31 (1913/14): 138-142.
– . ‘Discipline Davis.’ 32 (1914): 251-257.
– . ‘The Dog.’ 18 (1907): 65-69.
– . ‘Everything Has Its Uses: A Goblin Story for Children.’ 16 (1906): 229-236.
– . ‘The Fairy Named Mary.’ 17 (1906/7): 224-231.
– . ‘”The Father of a Fambly”: A Humourous Yarn of the Sea.’ 8 (1902): 466-472.
– . ‘The Goblin Who Was Good: A Story for Children.’ 11 (1903/4): 84-90.
– . ‘Gracious Rosamund.’ 28 (1912): 613-619.
– . ‘The Great Experiment.’ 20 (1908): 654-658.
– . ‘The Grey Stone.’ 24 (1910): 159-167.
– . ‘Into the Sunshine.’ 33 (1914/15): 235-240.
– . ‘”Iron.”‘ 21 (1908/9): 508-515.
– . ‘Justice.’ 20 (1908): 455-462.
– . ‘Love and an Enemy.’ 23 (1909/10): 407-412.
– . ‘Loved Amanda.’ 21 (1908/9): 147-152.
– . ‘The Man Who Could Not Forget.’ 9 (1902/3): 276-282.
– . ‘A Man’s Possessions.’ 30 (1913): 477-482.
– . ‘”The Martyr.’” 19 (1907/8): 692-698.
– . ‘The Messenger: The Story of a King’s Wooing.’ 17 (1906/7): 77-81.
– . ‘Missing.’ 34 (1915): 665-672.
– . ‘Mother Christmas.’ 33 (1914/15): 518-523.
– . ‘Other People’s Shoes: A Story about Children for Grown-ups.’ 8 (1902): 297-302.
– . ‘Our Christmas with Badger’s Baby.’ 7 (1901/2): 488-494.
– . ‘Out of the Deep.’ 12 (1904): 657-665.
– . ‘Passing By: A New Year’s Story.’ 17 (1906/7): 588-591.
– . ‘The Plague of Lights: A Story of the Year 1906.’ 13 (1904/5): 251-259.
– . ‘Pretty Miss Smith.’ 6 (1901): 295-302.
– . ‘The Princess: A Fairy-tale for Grown-ups.’ 17 (1906/7): 249-254.
– . ‘A Question of Time.’ 21 (1908/9): 650-657.
– . ‘A Rapid Convergence.’ 12 (1904): 213-219.
– . ‘Something for Hatherell.’ 31 (1913/14): 171-176.
– . ‘A Surprise Engagement.’ 34 (1915): 601-608.
– . ‘Talking of Eames.’ 23 (1909/10): 672-680.
– . ‘The Truth.’ 30 (1913): 667-672.
– . ‘Two Men and a Motor: A Story Told in Documents.’ 10 (1903): 602-613 .
– . ‘Uncle’s Ghost.’ 9 (1902/3): 446-454.
– . ‘The Visitor.’ 29 (1912/13): 531-538.
– . ‘The Wisdom of Folly.’ 32 (1914): 592-596.
– . ‘A Young Man’s Past.’ 25 (1910/11): 307-312.
O’Neill, Robert Ath. ‘The Travellers.’ 15 (1905/6): 201-205.
Onions, Oliver. ’The Black Man.’ 19 (1907/8): 10-15.
– . ‘The Curse of Reuben.’ 29 (1912/13): 93-102.
– . ‘Flibbertigibbet.’ 16 (1906): 642-647.
– – ‘The Thunder Thief.’ 30 (1913): 235-242.
Oppenheim, Efdward] Phillips. ‘The Great Fortuna Mine.’ 10 (1903): 554-564.
Oram, Blanche. See White, Roma.
Ord, Robert. ‘The Coward.’ 31 (1913/14): 37-44.
Orr, Edith. ‘The Fury.’ 32 (1914): 685-692.
Osborne, Clifton Carlisle. ‘A Few Bars in the Key of G.’ 13 (1904/5): 392-400.
Osbourne, Lloyd. ‘The Chief Engineer: Being the Love Story of a Patient Man.’ 11 (1903/4): 444-460.
– . ‘The Floating Balance: A Story of a Theft and What Came of It.’ 29 (1912/13): 255-261.
– . ‘French with the Little “F.”‘ 9 (1902/3): 690-700.
– . ‘The Golden Castaways.’ 10 (1903): 399-406.
– . ‘The Great “To-morrow.”‘ 29 (1912/13): 31-40.
– . ‘The Humanising of Mr Van Ingen.’ 20 (1908): 501-511.
– . ‘In Memory’s Garden.’ 9 (1902/3): 143-149.
– . ‘Love While You Wait: The Story of an English Peer and an American Girl.’ 7 (1901/2): 195-200.
– . ‘The Saving of Cludleigh.’ 19 (1907/8): 438-450.
– . ‘Smathers.’ 20 (1908): 172-183.
– . ‘A Son of Empire.’ 29 (1912/13): 387-394.
– . ‘The Super-superman.’ 33 (1914/15): 769-777.
– . ‘The Two Thousand.’ 20 (1908): 651-653.
Ostrander, Isabel. ’All at Sea.’ 33 (1914/15): 751-760.
Oxenham, John. [Pseudonym of William Arthur Dunkerley]. ‘In the House of Bondage.’ 9 (1902/3): 393-416.
– . ‘The Missing Q.C.’s.’ 1 (1898/99): 497-514.
– . ‘The Very Short Memory of Mr Joseph Scorer.’ 1 (1898/99): 131-143.
Pain, Barry. ‘Ego: A Story of the Transference of a Soul.’ 25 (1910/11): 643-672.
– . ‘The Holiday of Mr Magson.’ 18 (1907): 489-491.
– . ‘The Man, the Maid, and the Cigarette.’ 21 (1908/9): 658-661.
– . ‘Rose Rose: A Study in Psychology.’ 24 (1910): 295-300.
– . ‘Smeath.’ 26 (1911): 164-178.
– . ‘Sunnibrow.’ 22 (1909): 266-271.
– . ‘Zero.’ 29 (1912/13): 327-338.
Panting, J[ames] Harwood. ‘Her Letter!’ 1 (1898/99): 61-66.
Parker, Gilbert. ‘The Camp Meeting at Mayo.’ 29 (1912/13): 181-192.
– . ‘The Error of the Day.’ 17 (1906/7): 513-522.
– . ‘The Girl and the “Anarch.”‘ 25 (1910/11): 393-404.
‘The Stake and the Plumb-line.’ 16 (1906): 241-257.
– . ‘The Whisperer.’ 16 (1906): 601-610.
– . ‘The Young Doctor Knew.’ 27 (1911/12): 305-315.
Parry, Judge. ‘The Tallyman.’ 25 (1910/11): 631-638.
Paston, George. [Pseudonym of Emily Morse Symonds]. ‘Nobody’s Daughter.’ 25 (1910/11): 746-755. [Play as a story by permission of author].
Paull, H[arry] M[ajor]. ‘The Trespasser.’ 34 (1915): 315-321.
Peake, Elmore Elliott. ‘An Idol of Clay.’ 25 (1910/11): 313-321. Signed Elmore E. Peake.
– . ‘A Lion Tamer’s Romance.’ 10 (1903): 515-524.
Pedler, Margaret. ‘Short Leave.’ 34 (1915): 557-564.
Pemberton, Max. ‘The Ambush at the Ferry and the Story of Chevalier George.’ 15 (1905/6): 681-689.
– . ‘Captain Jack: Being a Chapter from a Rogue’s Life and an Honest Man’s Story.’ 15 (1905/6): 262-270.
– . A Daughter of the Reds. 14 (1905): 17-26, 161-170, 280-288, 406-415, 519-528, 657-666.
– . The House of Fortune. 26 (1911) : 423-454.
– . ‘Living Salvage.’ 27 (1911/12): 745-754.
Pender, George Edward. ‘His Bit.’ 34 (1915): 462-472.
Pendered, Mary L[ucy]. ‘Cupid at Clare: The Romance of a Pair of Slippers.’ 22 (1909): 413-420.
– . ‘Love in Idleness.’ 20 (1908): 63-71.
– . ‘Of Apple Trees &Amaryllis.’ 18 (1907): 441-446.
– . ‘Of Red Valerian and Herrick.’ 20 (1908): 575-582.
Percival, Harry. ‘The Fate of the Marquis de Grammont.’ 2 (1899): 118-123.
– . ‘For His Sacred Majesty.’ 3 (1899/1900): 531-538.
– . ‘Tomlin’s Manor.’ 2 (1899): 216-221.
Perrin, Alice. ‘My Uncle’s Visit.’ 20 (1908): 72-75.
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. ‘Tammyshanty.’ 22 (1909): 39-49.
Philips, Austin. ‘Dr Trentham’s Partner.’ 33 (1914/15): 488-494.
– . ‘An Easy Prey.’ 33 (1914/15): 107-114.
– . ‘The End of the Journey.’ 24 (1910): 175-182.
– . ‘Her Husband’s Past.’ 32 (1914): 514-521.
– . ‘Honours Easy: A Story of the Civil Service.’ 32 (1914): 823-831.
– . ‘The Missing Masterpiece.’ 23 (1909/10): 136-141.
– . ‘The Mystery of the T.P.O.’ 33 (1914/15): 357-365.
– . “‘None But the Brave.'” 30 (1913): 461-469.
– . ‘O.H.M.S.’ 28 (1912): 439-451.
– . ‘O.H.M.S.: The Spy Hole. Another Tale of the G.P.O.’ 29 (1912/13) 157-168.
– . ‘On Secret Service.’ 33 (1914/15): 655-661.
– . ‘The Pride of the Pier.’ 34 (1915): 649-656.
Phillips, E. Watts. ‘Married in a Hurry.’ 5 (1900/1): 311-316.
Phillips, Forbes Alexander. See Forbes, Athol.
Phillips, Henry Wallace. ‘A Red-haired Cupid.’ 7 (1901/2): 526-534.
Phillpotts, Eden. ‘The Astral Lady.’ 28 (1912): 217-220.
– . ‘David and Jonathan.’ 29 (1912/13): 443-451.
– . ‘Great-uncle Cauntor and the Jew.’ 16 (1906): 489-490.
– . ‘The Key and the Book.’ 12 (1904): 10-18.
– . ‘Laughter Hole.’ 22 (1909): 274-280.
– . ‘The Legacy.’ 33 (1914/15): 552-560.
– . ‘A Pilgrimage to Pigna.’ 17 (1906/7): 28-33.
– . ‘Policeman Peter.’ 21 (1908/9): 375-381.
– . ‘The Rivals for Elisha.’ 20 (1908): 609-616.
Pickering, Sidney. ‘The Grey Cat of the Colosseum.’ 4 (1900): 341-343.
Pickthall, Marmaduke. ‘A Champion of Christendom.’ 25 (1910/11): 189-196.
– . ‘The Corsican Agent.’ 24 (1910): 612-621.
– . ‘An Ordeal by Fire: A Tale of Massacre in America.’ 24 (1910): 491-500.
Pink, Richard. ‘Rule Brittania! How the Old Men Saved Britain.’ 32 (1914): 185-195.
Pitt, Gertrude. ‘A Game for Two.’ 33 (1914/15): 325-330.
Pocock, Roger. ‘The Misguided Dowager.’ 14 (1905): 65-72.
Poole, R[eginald] Heber. ‘For the Honour of the School.’ 30 (1913) 713-720.
Porter, William Sydney. See Henry, O.
Pottinger, R.B. ‘Burke’s Revenge.’ 2 (1899): 460-462.
Power, F.H. [Pseudonym?] ‘The Electric Vampire.’ 25 (1910/11): 123-130.
Pratt, Ambrose. ‘August the Third.’ 23 (1909/10): 185-194.
– . The Doings of Vigorous Daunt: Billionaire. 9 (1902/3): 3-16, 119-132, 237-248, 491-504; 10 (1903): 68-86, 645-656, 757-768; 11 (1903/4): 99-112, 213-224, 317-328.
Preston, Arthur. [i.e. Arthur Preston Hankins]. ‘A Princess in Green and Tan.’ 1 (1898/99): 611-618.
Prichard, Hesketh & K[ate]. Don Q’s Love Story. 21 (1908/9): 1-15, 165-181, 283-298, 467-483, 587-597, 713-722; 22 (1909): 107-112, 224-232.
Prichard, K[ate] &Hesketh. Don Q’s Love Story. 21 (1908/9): 1-15, 165-181, 283-298, 467-483, 587-597, 713-722; 22 (1909): 107-112, 224-232.
Prothero, John K[eith]. [Pseudonym of Ada Elizabeth Jones]. ‘The Mystery of the Mostyn Diamonds.’ 9 (1902/3): 290-297.
Puddicombe, Anne Adaliza. See Raine, Allen.
Pugh, Edwin. ‘Jane’s Letter.’ 21 (1908/9): 352-356.
– . ‘The Leading Part.’ 18 (1907): 637-641.
– . ‘The Matchmakers.’ 16 (1906): 511-517.
– . ‘The Millionairess and the Maid.’ 17 (1906/7): 401-406.
– . ‘Vacillating Valerie: The Comedy of a Woman’s “No.”‘ 16 (1906): 666-671.
Punshon, E[rnest] R[obertson]. ‘An August Episode.’ 18 (1907): 726-728.
– . ‘The Conspirators.’ 22 (1909): 149-155.
– . ‘In Time of Peril.’ 21 (1908/9): 309-316.
– . ‘The Unwilling Burglar.’ 10 (1903): 299-304.
Quad, M. [Pseudonym of Charles Bertrand Lewis]. ‘The Man from Sheffield: A Snub and What Came of It.’ 8 (1902): 139-146.
Q[uiller-Couch, A.T.]. ‘A Jest of Ambialet.’ 18 (1907): 277-283.
– . ‘The Keys of Mortallone.’ 25 (1910/11): 503-533.
– . Poison Island. 16 (1906): 9-19, 132-142, 337-343, 447-457, 579-588,686-695; 17 (1906/7): 97-106, 211-219, 316-325, 502-507, 612-619, 728-732; 18 (1907): 103-108.
– . ‘The Ship of Doom.’ 29 (1912/13): 221-228.
Rackstraw, Norah. ‘Reversionary Tactics.’ 12 (1904): 684-686.
Rae-Brown, Campbell. ‘The Cloud.’ 34 (1915): 386-394.
Ragge, Walter. ‘The Disappointment of Mr Percival Wright.’ 4 (1900): 575-583.
Raine, Allen. [Pseudonym of Anne Adaliza Puddicombe]. ‘A Change at Dawn.’ 18 (1907): 388-392.
Raine, Claudia. ‘The Outcast.’ 30 (1913): 679-684.
Ramsay, R. ‘The Key of the Door.’ 19 (1907/8): 370-377.
Ramsey, Alicia. ‘The Marriage Contract.’ 31 (1913/14): 149-161.
Randall, F.J. ‘The First-prize Winner.’ 21 (1908/9): 277-280.
– . ‘A Message from Southampton.’ 21 (1907/8): 81-87.
Rankin, Carroll Watson. ‘Supposing.’ 12 (1904): 54-55.
Raper, George A. ‘The Scapegoat.’ 21 (1907/8): 408-412.
Raphael, John N[athaniel]. ‘The Friend of the Sparrows.’ 16 (1906): 318-319.
– . ‘The Indiscretion of the General.’ 9 (1902/3): 214-218.
Rawson, Maud Stephney. ‘The Bride’s Pack.’ 15 (1905/6): 477-488.
– . ‘The Duke’s Derelict.’ 18 (1907): 138-145.
– . ‘The Last Lady of Clovenoye.’ 16 (1906): 617-625.
– . ‘The Salvation of Lady Ivy.’ 21 (1907/8): 33-41.
– . ‘Two in a Garden.’ 18 (1907): 377-384.
Raymond, Walter. ‘Daniel’s Catastrophe.’ 17 (1906/7): 442-448.
– . ‘First Aid.’ 16 (1906): 311-315.
– . ‘The Sobriety of Micah Dodge.’ 16 (1906): 702-709.
Redfern, C. Beatrice. ‘The Man Who Wasn’t Sure.’ 29 (1912/13): 374-380.
Reily, Ethel M. ‘The Road from Lhassa.’ 17 (1906/7): 269-273.
– . ‘Royburn’s Tryst.’ 19 (1907/8): 109-111.
Reinganum, Percy E. ‘The Behaviour of Warrington, V.C.: (1) On the Field, and (2) at Home.’ 1 (1898/99): 236-242.
– . ‘Borrowing a Parrot! The Story of a Momentary Madness.’ 8 (1902): 557-564.
– . ‘Conscientious Calverley.’ 8 (1902): 257-263.
– . ‘Lured On.’ 9 (1902/3): 97-103.
– . ‘McCarrick’s Novel.’ 2 (1899): 509-516.
– . ‘My Lucky Farthing: The Story of How I Met Melissa.’ 10 (1903): 24-29.
– . ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing.’ 11 (1903/4): 154-161.
Renard, Maurice. ‘The Fixed Flight.’ Trans. Mrs Wilfrid Jackson. 25 (1910/11): 9-32.
Renell, Katharine. ‘At Cross Purposes.’ 2 (1899): 201-208.
– . ‘Incognito.’ 5 (1900/1): 19-24.
Reynard, Mary. ‘The Prince and the Four Winds: A Story for Children.’ 22 (1909): 448-451.
Reynolds, Mrs Baillie [i.e. Gertrude M.]. ‘After Ten Years.’ 28 (1912): 221-229.
Richards, H. Grahame. ‘The Master Plotter.’ 33 (1914/15): 251-256.
Richardson, Frank. ‘The Anti-burglary Bureau.’ 16 (1906): 154-162.
– . ‘The Christmas Burglary.’ 17 (1906/7): 554-556.
– . ‘The Great Parrot Story.’ 17 (1906/7): 670-676.
Richardson, Russell. ‘The Strange Case of Dixon v. Reed.’ 7 (1901/2): 265-272.
Richmond, Grace S. ‘The Indifference of Juliet.’ 9 (1902/3): 428-440.
Ridge, W[illiam] Pett. ‘Ambition’s Spur.’ 22 (1909): 312.
– . ‘Capital Results. 12 (1904): 57-61.
– . ‘Family Trees.’ 23 (1909/10): 43-47.
– . ‘Friends Indeed.’ 11 (1903/4): 376-380.
– . ‘Intelligent Anticipation.’ 14 (1905): 269-273.
– . ‘Military Tactics.’ 13 (1904/5): 545-551.
– . ‘Miss Till’s Predicament.’ 9 (1902/3): 323-328.
– . ‘My Brother Edward.’ 21 (1908/9): 451-457.
– . ‘The Quick Change.’ 18 (1907): 491-493.
– . ‘The Salvation of Detective Furley.’ 11 (1903/4): 191-193.
– . ‘Through Force of Circumstances.’ 9 (1902/3): 198-204.
– . ‘Trumble’s Behaviour.’ 15 (1905/6): 734-738.
– . ‘Trying Times.’ 33 (1914/15): 783-787.
– . ‘A Wonderful Sport.’ 28 (1912): 343-348.
Ridgely, Benj.H. ‘The Man Who Gave No Tip.’ 8 (1902): 173-180.
Rinehart, Mary Roberts. ‘Three Old Maids in a Boat to Say Nothing of the Dog.’ 24 (1910): 639-651.
Rittenberg, Max. The “Magnum” Mysteries. 31 (1913/14): 195-202, 395-402, 529-538, 709-717.
– . The Strange Cases of Dr Xavier Wycherley 3 Mental Healer. 25 (1910/11): 708-719; 26 (1911): 13-24, 191-200, 361-371, 538-548, 658-668.
Robert, Guy. ‘The Kidnapping of the Ambassador: A Piece of Unrecorded Naval History.’ 17 (1906/7): 57-63.
– . ‘She Saved Others.’ 17 (1906/7): 235-236.
– . ‘The Theft of the Emerald.’ 18 (1907): 719-725.
Roberts, Charles G[eorge] D[ouglas]. In the Morning of Time. 28 (1912): 327-334, 485-494, 601-612, 761-772; 29 (1912/13): 41-52, 235-246.
– . ‘On the Threshold.’ 28 (1912): 83-87.
– . ‘The Quiet Village.’ 27 (1911/12): 61-75.
Roberts, Morley. “The Cautious Skipper: An Amusing Tale of the Sea.’ 31 (1913/14): 92-100.
– . A Drama in Venice. 26 (1911): 575-608.
– . ‘Jack-all-alone.’ 12 (1904): 543-548.
– . ‘Partners Once.’ 17 (1906/7): 463-467.
– . ‘The Rise of Ginger Gillett.’ 14 (1905): 698-704.
– . ‘The Strange Situation of Captain Brogger.’ 14 (1905): 431-441.
Robertson, A. Fraser. ‘In the Scales.’ 26 (1911): 505-513.
Robertson, Morgan. ‘The Floating Mire.’ 14 (1905): 490-498.
Robins, Mabel H. ‘Lady Cicely’s Vow, and the Gloves Which Betrayed Her.’ 3 (1899/1900): 37-44.
– . ‘The Newspaper Cutting.’ 5 (1900/1): 401-408.
Robinson, B[ertram] Fletcher & J. Malcolm Fraser. ‘Fog Bound.’ 11 (1903/4): 47-56.
Rogers, Ulyss. ‘A Race for a Husband.’ 3 (1899/1900): 168-172.
Rohmer, Sax. [Pseudonym of Arthur Sarsfield Wade]. O’Hagan at Large. 30 (1913): 149-160, 311-320, 443-452.
Rolle, Gustave. ‘The Laugh.’ Trans. Herbert W. Westbrook. 26 (1911): 803-812.
Romney, Mary. ‘The Mediation of a Piano.’ 3 (1899/1900): 463-468.
Rook, Clarence. ‘A Crowded Hour.’ 1 (1898/99): 634-638.
– . ”A Friend in Need.’ 3 (1899/1900): 231-234.
– . ‘His Sovereign Remedy: A Comedy in an Omnibus.’ 1 (1898/99): 94-98.
– . ‘A Quiet Evening.’ 5 (1900/1): 599-603.
– . ‘The Stir outside the Cafe Royal.’ 1 (1898/99): 319-322.
– . ‘The Terrors of the Hansom Cab.’ 11 (1903/4): 702-706.
Rose, Charles E. See Eddy, Charles.
Rowse, Florence Prout. ‘An Old Maid’s Revolt.’ 7 (1901/2): 25-32.
Russell, E. Starr. ‘Mrs Mooney and the Queen.’ 6 (1901): 558-564.
– . ‘Red Ruin! My Terrible Experience and Its Strange Sequel.’ 7 (1901/2): 169-175.
Rutland, Arthur. ‘Twice Bit.’ 23 (1909/10): 221-223.
Rutledge, Edward. ‘Black!’ 28 (1912): 725-734.
S., B. ‘A Cycling Rosalind.’ 2 (1899): 239-242.
Sabatini, Rafael. ‘The Act of Sequestration.’ 20 (1908): 641-647.
– . ‘Annabel’s Wager.’ 14 (1905): 145-152.
– . ‘The Blackmailer.’ 27 (1911/12): 785-792.
– . ‘The Captain of the Guard.’ 14 (1905): 442-448.
– . ‘The Elopement.’ 18 (1907): 311-318.
– . ‘The Ghost of Citizen Duvallon.’ 11 (1903/4): 253-260.
– . ‘The Locket.’ 12 (1904): 201-208.
– . ‘The Ordeal.’ 30 (1913): 183-190.
– . ‘Playing with Fire.’ 29 (1912/13): 735-742.
– . ‘Shrinkage.’ 33 (1914/15): 219-226.
– . ‘The Spurs of Jealousy.’ 17 (1906/7): 158-165.
– . ‘Under the Red Seal.’ 9 (1902/3): 67-74.
– . ‘The Usurpers.’ 21 (1908/9): 24-31.
– . ‘The Vicomte’s Wager.’ 3 (1899/1900): 105-111.
– . ‘Wirgman’s Theory.’ 16 (1906): 521-527.
St. Aubyn, F.J. ‘A False Echo.’ 33 (1914/15): 34-40. Signed F. St. Aubyn.
– . ‘Pals.’ 34 (1915): 747-755.
St. Mars, F. ‘The Adventuress: A Story of the Wild.’ 32 (1914): 779-784.
– . ‘The Assassin: A Nature Story.’ 33 (1914/15): 339-342.
– . ‘Black Diamonds: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 741-746.
– . ‘The Black Streak: A Story of the Wild.’ 30 (1913): 89-93.
– . ‘Children of the Heather: A Wild-life Story.’ 31 (1913/14): 65-70.
– . ‘The Cloak of Daggers: A Story of the Feud between the Hedgehogs and the Rats.’ 30 (1913): 225-230.
– . ‘The Cry: A Story of the Wild.’ 32 (1914): 509-513.
– . ‘The Decoy: A Story of the Wild.’ 32 (1914): 123-124.
– . ‘The “Fly-by-Night.”‘ 23 (1909/10): 252-263.
– . ‘The Foresters: A Story of the Wild.’ 31 (1913/14): 795-800.
– . ‘The Great Water Trek: A Story of the Otter.’ 31 (1913/14): 188-194.
– . ‘The Herald of Christinas: A Story of Mr Robin.’ 31 (1913/14): 501-505.
– . ‘The Hunters: A Nature Story.’ 33 (1914/15): 715-720.
– . ‘The Hustlers: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 516-520.
– . ‘King of Pilots: How an English Spider Flew to France.’ 29 (1912/13) 401-408.
– . ‘The King of Spades: A Story of the Carrion-crow.’ 30 (1913): 693-699.
– . ‘King of the Castle: A Story of the Wild.’ 32 (1914): 649-654.
– . ‘The Last Post: A Story of the Wild.’ 33 (1914/15): 212-218.
– . ‘The Lone Scout: A Nature Story.’ 33 (1914/15): 461-468.
– . ‘The Mascot: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 113-117.
– . ‘The Master-Hun: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 367-371.
– . ‘The Poisoned Rapier: A Story of the Wild.’ 33 (1914/15): 89-95.
– . ‘Queen of the Pond.’ 29 (1912/13): 559-563.
– . ‘Rana of the Stream: A Story of the Wild.’ 32 (1914): 369-371.
– . ‘The Refugees: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 181-186.
– . ‘Running the Gauntlet: A Story of the Wild.’ 33 (1914/15): 587-592.
– . ‘The Shell: A Story of the Sea-bed.’ 31 (1913/14): 351-357.
– . ‘Silver Splash: A Story of a Herring-gull.’ 29 (1912/13): 679-685.
– . ‘Son-of-the-sun: A Story of the Pirate-bird of the Pacific.’ 29 (1912/13): 800-806.
– . ‘Spirits of the Night: A Wild-life Story.’ 30 (1913): 825-831.
– . ‘The Terror of the Warren: How a Rabbit “Found Its Legs.”‘ 30 (1913): 361-366.
– . ‘A Trail of Mystery: A Nature Story.’ 34 (1915): 595-600.
– . ‘The Voice of Fear: Being the Story of a Cuckoo.’ 30 (1913): 561-566.
– . ‘The Wedding Feast: A Story of Brer Fox.’ 32 (1914): 229-234.
Sanders, Alan. ‘Her First Pantomine.’ 23 (1909/10): 535-538.
Sapte, W., Jun. ‘On Guard (A Dog Story).’ 14 (1905): 171-176.
Scheffauer, Herman. ‘The Champagne Ship.’ 27 (1911/12): 98-106.
– . ‘White Mercy.’ 31 (1913/14): 269-276.
Scott, Ainee. ‘Joyce.’ 20 (1908): 420-428.
Scott, Eric Clement. ‘The Chains of Andromeda.’ 23 (1909/10): 585-592.
Scriven, Alma. ”Tis Woman’s Whole Existence.’ 19 (1907/8): 707-708. Seymour, Cyril. ‘In the Hour of His Triumph.’ 4 (1900): 33-40.
Sharp, Dyce. ‘Billy.’ 26 (1911): 565-568.
Sharp, Hilda. ‘The Edge of Dreams.’ 29 (1912/13): 415-420.
Shaw, Herbert. ‘The Watcher at Number 6.’ 25 (1910/11): 280-289.
Sheard, Percy. ‘”He Laughs Best.”‘ 32 (1914): 204-210.
Sherman, A.M. ‘Lady Kitty’s Craze.’ 6 (1901): 253-260.
Shore, Florence Teignmouth. See Craven, Priscilla.
Silberrad, Una L. ‘In the Course of Business.’ 18 (1907): 43-48.
– . ‘”Monsieur Abraham.”‘ 18 (1907): 681-688.
Simpson, Alex Graham. See Graham-Simpson, Alex.
Slade, Alfred. ‘The Curse of the Catseye.’ 1 (1898/99): 623-630.
Slade, Christine Jope. See Jope-Slade, Christine.
Smale, Fred C. ‘The Abduction of Alexandra Seine.’ 5 (1900/1): 291-298.
Smith, Constance. ‘In the First “Smoker”: A Railway Romance.’ 7 (1901/2): 59-65.
Smith, F[rancis] Hopkinson. ‘Cap’n Bob of the Screamer.’ 10 (1903): 439-447.
Smith, Frederick M. ‘Roast Duck.’ 23 (1909/10): 75-78.
Smith, Winifred. ‘A Tug of War.’ 3 (1899/1900): 547-554.
Smith, Winifred Barrat. See Barrat-Smith, Winifred.
Somerset, E. ‘A Daleswoman.’ 19 (1907/8): 235-236.
Sorrel, Lucien. ‘How the Burglar Helped at Christmas.’ 1 (1898/99): 476-481.
Stacpoole, H. de Vere. Molly Beamish. 28 (1912): 375-404.
– . Skeleton Island: A Romance of the Florida Coast. 26 (1911): 109-144.
Stanton, A. Coralie. [Pseudonym of Alice Cecil Seymour Hosken]. ‘The Dream Necklace.’ 10 (1903): 725-730.
Stanton, [A.] Coralie &Heath Hosken. Broken Bonds. 30 (1913): 591-606, 773-784; 31 (1913/14): 127-137, 277-287, 427-433.
Starr, Richard H. ‘The Ne’er Do Well.’ 6 (1901): 79-84.
Steel, Flora Annie. ‘Daddy.’ 16 (1906): 393-398.
Stern, G[ladys] B[ronwyn]. ‘A Living Picture.’ 34 (1915): 3-11.
Stevens, Ethel Stephana. ‘A Good Sort.’ 24 (1910): 345-347.
Stockton, Frank R. ‘Our Balloon Hunt.’ 8 (1902): 430-436.
Stoker, Bram. ‘Greater Love.’ 33 (1914/15): 161-168.
Stout, E[thel] Almaz. ‘Her Son.’ 29 (1912/13): 433-438.
– . ‘The Rule of Three.’ 30 (1913): 393-401.
– . ‘Temptation!’ 32 (1914): 235-244.
Stuart, Gerald Villiers. ‘Labelled Laudanum.’ 20 (1908): 76-82.
– . ‘The State Secret.’ 22 (1909): 493-500.
Sturrock, Dudley. Christopher Pealey Aviator. 30 (1913): 633-644, 791-801; 31 (1913/14): 211-220, 320-330, 682-691, 801-811.
– . ‘Christopher Peale, Aviator: How He Prevented a War.’ 32 (1914): 624-632.
– . Pixie at the Wheel. 32 (1914): 701-710; 33 (1914/15): 71-80, 196-204, 268-296, 643-653.
Sullivan, Archibald. ‘Thrills for Virgina.’ 27 (1911/12): 368-374.
– . ‘Virginia Goes to Court.’ 27 (1911/12): 231-238.
Surrey, George. ‘All Is Not Gold That Glitters.’ 21 (1908/9): 674-679.
Sutcliffe, Halliwell. ‘The Descent of Reginal Hampton.’ 1 (1898/99): 189-196.
– . ‘The Fugitive: A Bygone Christmas Tale.’ 17 (1906/7): 393-400.
– . ‘Primrose Pengelly.’ 15 (1905/6): 185-193.
– . ‘The Romance of a Chappie. ‘ 12 (1904): 305-312.
– . The Three Who Met. 28 (1912): 797-832.
Sutton, W.S. ‘The Mystery of the Bronze Statue.’ 3 (1899/1900): 265-271.
Swayne, Martin. ‘The Black and Gold Curtain.’ 28 (1912): 201-209.
– . ‘The Flying Log: A Story of the Alps.’ 31 (1913/14): 367-374.
– . ‘A Game of Consequences.’ 27 (1911/12): 159-171.
– . ‘The Piano-tuner.’ 30 (1913): 197-202.
Swinton, Captain E[rnest] D[unlap], R.E. ‘Cobra Culvert.’ 14 (1905): 295-305.
Symon, J.D. ‘The Ruling Instinct.’ 32 (1914): 390-398.
Symonds, Emily Morse. See Paston, George.
Syrett, Netta. ‘The Patroness.’ 23 (1909/10): 313-319.
Tarpey, J[essie] T[oler] Kingsley. ‘The Bishop’s Excursion.’ 2 (1899): 489-494.
Tebbutt, Edward. ‘The Play-actress.’ 4 (1900): 459-465.
Terhune, Albert Payson. ‘His Wife’s Sister.’ 34 (1915): 297-306.
Therrauld, H.A. ‘Courtship by Proxy.’ 1 (1898/99): 461-470.
Thompson, Baxter. ‘A Delicate Embassage.’ 12 (1904): 423-428.
– . ‘The Theory of Selection.’ 26 (1911): 373-380.
Thompson, Maravene. ‘A Change of Programme.’ 33 (1914/15): 379-388.
– . ‘Open Rebellion.’ 33 (1914/15): 3-11.
– . ‘The Snake.’ 33 (1914/15): 141-150.
Thompson, Vance. ‘The Coward.’ 8 (1902): 355-362.
– . ‘Diplomacy Unmasked.’ 15 (1905/6): 27-34.
Thornton, Clare. ‘The Kiss.’ 24 (1910): 98-100.
Thurlow, E.A. ‘Selling Off.’ 3 (1899/1900): 585-588.
– . ‘The Spectre of the Severn Tunnel.’ 2 (1899): 61-63. Signed E. Thurlow.
Thurston, E[rnest] Temple. ‘A Pair of Braces.’ 25 (1910/11): 158-167.
Thurston, Katherine C[ecil]. ‘Votive Offerings.’ 14 (1905): 27-33.
Thurston, Mabel N[elson]. ‘The Mother Heart.’ 32 (1914): 801-807.
Tickner-Edwardes, E. ‘The Man Who Meddled with Eternity.’ 6 (1901): 31-38.
Tindall, Fedden. ‘The Nosegay.’ 23 (1909/10): 695-701.
Toye, Eleanor &Francis. ‘The Prehistoric Fairy: A Story for Children. 22 (1909): 330-334.
Toye, Francis &Eleanor. ‘The Prehistoric Fairy: A Story for Children. 22 (1909): 330-334.
Tracy, Louis. ‘The Real Thing.’ 28 (1912): 559-572.
Tuite, Hugh. ‘How Larry Bourke Met His Match in Kathleen O’Hara.’ 4 (1900): 77-82.
Turpin, Jeanie. ‘Madge and Her £20.’ 6 (1901): 13-20.
Tybout, Ella Middleton. ‘The Autocrat of the Swivel Chair: The Right Hand and the Left Hand of Mr Peter R. Rutherford.’ 19 (1907/8): 546-552.
Tynan, Katharine. ‘A Letter of Introduction.’ 16 (1906): 268-274.
– . ‘Love’s Messenger.’ 8 (1902): 201-207.
– . ‘Monsieur Henri.’ 27 (1911/12): 801-809.
– . ‘A Night Journey.’ 29 (1912/13): 83-90.
– . ‘The West Wind.’ 28 (1912): 89-96.
Unwin, Edie. ‘Their Day: A Leap-year Episode.’ 13 (1904/5): 463-466.
Urner, Mabel Herbert. ‘Love.’ 26 (1911): 696-704. Signed Mabel Urner
– . ‘Restitution.’ 29 (1912/13): 845-848.
Urner, Mabel Herbert &Frederick Arnold Kummer. ‘The Shadow.’ 31 (1913/14): 263-268.
Vaizey, Jessie de Horne. ‘The Romance of a Christmas Hamper.’ 3 (1899/1900): 435-442.
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Vanny, Jo. ‘Caught Napping.’ 3 (1899/1900): 475-480.
Vaughan, Alfred T. ‘The Vengeance of the Marshes.’ 18 (1907): 448-449
Verassyd. [Pseudonym]. ‘The Army Chaplain.’ 4 (1900): 437-440.
Vernede, R.E. ‘Josephine’s Secret.’ 21 (1908/9): 658-661.
– . ‘The Pot of Diamonds.’ 22 (1909): 443-447.
Villari, G. ‘On the Strict Q.T.’ 3 (1899/1900): 77-83.
Vogel, Harry B. ‘Lord Heley – Forger.’ 6 (1901): 268-275.
W.,W.J. ‘Sparks and the Bishop.’ 20 (1908): 703-704.
Wade, Arthur Sarsfield. See Rohmer, Sax.
Wallie, A. ‘A Deal in Tubes: The Little Comedy on Board the Albania.‘ 9 (1902/3): 311-317.
Wallis, George C. ‘The Great Sacrifice: A Scientific Romance.’ 10 (1903): 625-636. Signed Geo. C. Wallis.
– . ‘The Last Days of Earth.’ 6 (1901): 543-550.
Walker, A. Francis. ‘The Old Prospector.’ 17 (1906/7): 232-234.
Walpole, Hugh. ‘The Awakening.’ 30 (1913): 553-560.
– . ‘Mrs “Bill’s” Husband.’ 26 (1911): 235-239.
Walters, F.G. ‘How M. Robespierre Overslept Himself, and What Came of It.’ 6 (1901): 53-59.
Ward, A. Sarsfield. ‘The Death of Cyrus Pettigrew.’ 22 (1909): 24-33.
Ward, Elizabeth Rebecca. See Inchfawn, Fay.
Ward, Francis. ‘A Son of Theirs.’ 26 (1911); 713-716.
Ward, Herbert D[ickinson]. ‘Mr Potter’s Vacation: The Romance of a Marconigram.’ 10 (1903): 267-278.
Ward, J. Sarsfield. ‘The Sedgley Abbey Tragedies.’ 22 (1909): 187-196
Ward, Marion. ‘Thanks to the Governor’s Credulity.’ 7 (1901/2): 107-113.
Warner, Anne. ‘”And a Little Child.”‘ 23 (1909/10): 219-221.
– . ‘The Beggar and His Bowl.’ 25 (1910/11): 208-209.
– . ‘Her Daughter.’ 24 (1910): 545-552.
– . ‘Her Little Way.’ 22 (1909): 510-515.
– . ‘The Men Who Rule.’ 25 (1910/11): 627-628.
– . ‘The Side-comb.’ 24 (1910): 217-218.
– . ‘Their Ideal Grandmother.’ 22 (1909): 632-635.
Warren, J. Russell. ‘Getting Home: A Christmas Story.’ 21 (1908/9): 529-534.
– . ‘The Man Who Wasn’t Good Enough.’ 21 (1908/9): 693-696.
– . ‘The Winner.’ 23 (1909/10): 78-84.
Warren-Bell. ‘When She Was Twenty-nine.’ 25 (1910/11): 573-581.
Watanna, Ononto [sic], ‘Margot’s Love Story.’ 8 (1902): 271-276.
Watson, Gilbert. ‘Faauma.’ 18 (1907): 203-211.
Watson, H[enry] B[rereton] Marriott. ‘The Alarm Bell.’ 12 (1904): 89-96.
– . ‘The Attack on the Chaise: Being an Adventure in the Life of
Dick Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick – Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ 9 (1902/3): 377-386.
– . ‘Galloping Dick’s Adventure: Being an Incident in the Life of Dick Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick – Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ 21 (1908/9): 131-138.
– . ‘The Gentlemanly Haberdasher: Being an Episode in the Life of Dick Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ 11 (1903/4): 579-588.
– . ‘The Hoop.’ 22 (1909): 666-670.
– . ‘The Man in Black: Being an Episode in the Career of Richard Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ 14 (1905): 561-568.
– . ‘The Turtle-doves: Being an Episode in the Career of Richard Ryder, otherwise Galloping Dick, Sometime Gentleman of the Road.’ Date circ. 1687.’ 16 (1906): 367-375.
Webb, Hector Thomas Maybank. See Maybank, Thomas.
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– . ‘The Presence by the Fire.’ 11 (1903/4): 70-73.
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Werner, A. ‘Enderby’s Little War.’ 24 (1910): 310-316.
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– . ‘Into the Wilderness.’ 32 (1914): 543-553.
– . ‘The Last Bluff.’ 33 (1914/15): 443-452.
White, E.L. ’Diana, the Huntress.’ 25 (1910/11): 45-52.
– . ’Fog-folk.’ 25 (1910/11): 593-600.
– . ‘Thumbs Down!’ 25 (1910/11): 423-430.
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– . ‘Natural Selection.’ 31 (1913/14): 763-771. Signed F.M. White.
– . The Sage of Tyburn. 15 1905/6): 35-49, 153-165, 313-320, 455-462, 739-745; 16 (1906): 69-76.
– . ‘”Special” to the Telephone.’ 23 (1909/10): 517-526.
White, Percy. ‘The Apparition.’ 13 (1904/5): 217-224.
– . ‘The Dancing School.’ 17 (1906/7): 274-278.
– . ‘Edgar.’ 17 (1906/7): 578-582.
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– . ‘For Love – or Politics?’ 6 (1901): 322-328.
– . ‘His Secret Sin.’ 4 (1900): 423-428.
– . ‘In the Rockhurst Tunnel.’ 6 (1901): 423-428.
Whitechurch, Victor L. & E. Conway. ‘A Warning in Red.’ 3 (1899/1900): 487-494.
Whitfield, Percival. ‘The Breaking of the Monsoon.’ 21 (1908/9): 541-547.
– . ‘The Survivor: A Story of the Northern Territory, Australia.’ 17 (1906/7): 542-547.
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Whyte-Wilson, E. ‘The Means to an End.’ 5 (1900/1): 54-60.
– . ‘A Postponed Wedding.’ 7 (1901/2): 152-158. Signed E.Whyte Wilson
Williams, Archibald. ‘Man v. Petroleum.’ 3 (1899/1900): 313-321.
– . ‘The Terrible Submarine.’ 6 (1901): 142-148.
Williams, G. Valentine. ‘The Missing Cue.’ 27 (1911/12): 217-225.
Williamson, Mrs C.N. [i.e. Alice Muriel]. ‘The Amazing Duchess.’ 7 (1901/2): 291-300.
– . ‘A Marriage of Convenience.’ 12 (1904): 25-32.
– . ‘An Uncompleted Revenge.’ 8. (1902/3): 121-131.
Williamson, W.H. ‘His Secret.’ 32 (1914): 536-542.
Willoughby, Louis. ‘The Fate of the Hartovers.’ 21 (1908/9): 561-566.
Wilson, E. Whyte. See Whyte-Wilson, E.
Wilson, Edith St. L. ‘Artificial Orange-blossoms.’ 13 (1904/5): 462-463
Wilson, John Fleming. ‘Sanctuary.’ 28 (1912): 781-786.
Wilson, Theodora Wilson. ‘The Face in the Dark.’ 18 (1907): 647-651.
– . ‘The Howl of a Dog.’ 17 (1906/7): 115-116.
– . ‘Mr Harry’s Bride.’ 17 (1906/7): 234-235.
– . ‘Nan o’ Backbarrow.’ 18 (1907): 189-195.
– . ‘The Reproach.’ 17 (1906/7): 500-501.
Wimperis, Arthur. ‘An Adjusted Difference.’ 11 (1903/4): 590-592.
Winder, John C. ‘A Treasure of a Cook.’ 3 (1899/1900): 205-210.
Wingrove, Charles & R. Cullum. ‘Juggling with Longitude.’ 5 (1900/1): 457-466.
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Wishing, Stuart. ‘The Bird in the Tree.’ 17 (1906/7): 597-602.
– . ‘The Dream.’ 20 (1908): 320-325.
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– . ‘In Alcala.’ 27 (1911/12): 493-506.
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– . ‘An International Complication.’ 16 (1906): 321-328.
– . ‘The Last Stand of the 24th at Isandula: The Story of Samuel Wassail, V.C.’ 31 (1913/14): 513-520.
– . ‘A Liquid Liability: Being an Uncommercial Story of the North Sea.’ 18 (1907): 74-80.
– . ‘Water for the Wounded: How the Victoria Cross Was Won at Maiwand by James Collis, Then in the Royal Horse Artillery.’ 31 (1913/14): 638-646.
– . ‘Willow, the Rifleman.’ 21 (1908/9): 265-271.
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Wordsworth, T.M. ‘Fritz.’ 17 (1906/7): 738-739.
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Worne, John. ‘Bertie and the Telephone.’ 18 (1907): 591-594.
– . ‘The Brink of Destruction.’ 16 (1906): 432-435.
– . ‘The Groundless Rumour.’ 21 (1908/9): 272-276.
– . ‘A Winning Hazard.’ 17 (1906/7): 468-472.
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Wright, Edward. ‘”The Drac”: A Charming Fairy Story for the Children.’ 18 (1907): 347-351.
– . ‘The Fairy Christmas-tree: A Xmas Fairy Story for Children.’ 19 (1907/8): 472-476.
– . ‘In the Days of the Fairies: The Story of Mona and the Prince of the Mermen Told for the Children.’ 18 (1907): 86-90.
– . ‘The Luck of the Seventh Son: A Fairy Story for Children.’ 19 (1907/8): 353-357.
– . ‘Matt and the Rickman: A Fairy Story for Children.’ 19 (1907/8): 586-589.
– . ‘The Princess and the Beautiful Apples.’ 17 (1906/7): 707-710.
– . ‘The Princess of the Pomegranate: A Fairy Story for Children.’ 19 (1907/8): 101-104.
– . ‘Ruddylocks and the Elves of Stonehenge.’ 19 (1907/8): 228-232.
– . ‘The Story of Dunnow and His Wonderful Mare.’ 18 (1907): 212-217
– . ‘The Veiled Man: A Fairy Tale for the Children.’ 18 (1907): 741-744.
Wyllarde, Dolf. ‘Kitty and the Governor.’ 18 (1907): 498-502.
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Yates, Edmund C. ‘Into the Purple Night.’ 17 (1906/7): 13-19.
Yelrassac. [Pseudonym]. ‘Sealed Orders.’ 26 (1911): 201-209 [The editor apologises on p. 574 that he published this plagiarised story in good faith that it was original.]
Yerrill, N. ‘The Christmas Spirit.’ 9 (1902/3): 361-366.
York, Isabel. “The Mystery of an Ocean Liner.’ 20 (1908): 441-448.
Young, Ernest. ‘The Boy Who Wished: A Story for Children.’ 22 (1909): 217-220.
– . ‘The Talking Doll.’ 21 (1908/9): 227-237.
Young, [Alexander Bell] Filson. ‘The Lady in Black.’ 16 (1906): 425-431.
ANONYMOUS STORIES
‘Across the Window-ledge.’ 21 (1908/9): 401-405.
‘Congratulations.’ 11 (1903/4): 64-67.
‘Holiday Adventures: Letters from One of the Adventurers.’ 22 (1909): 685-691.
‘A Question of Loyalty.’ 11 (1903/4): 424-426.
‘A Wife at Stake: A Romance of Cossack Love and Honour.’ 16 (1906): 103-106.