Showing posts with label Wilma Shore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wilma Shore. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 29, 2025

SSW: Robert Bloch: "The Movie People" THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION, (F&SF), October 1969, edited by Edward Ferman; Jorge Luis Borges: "The Gospel According to Mark" in translation in THE NEW YORKER, 23 October 1971, edited by William Shawn; Marcelle Dubé: "Sky Lanterns" THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, November/December 2024, edited by Patrick Perry; Carl Jacobi: "Phantom Brass" RAILROAD STORIES, August 1934 (editor uncredited); Joyce Carol Oates: "The Maker of Parables" KENYON REVIEW, Spring 1990, edited by David H. Lynn; Wilma Shore: "A Bulletin from the Trustees of the Institute for Advanced Research at Marmouth, Massachusetts" F&SF, August 1964, edited by Avram Davidson: Short Story Wednesday

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Bloch: can be read gratis from the paperback edition of his collection Cold Chills at this site. Borges: can be read gratis at this teacher...
Wednesday, May 3, 2023

Short Story Wednesday: Wilma Shore: WW2 stories in McCALL'S: "You Can't Tell Your Mother", "A Woman in Love", "Something of Her Own"

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Wilma Shore as a writer has been of continuing interest to me, and the recent citations in the FictionMags Index which included links to t...
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Friday, February 8, 2019

Friday's too-Forgotten Stories: Wilma Shore: further short fiction and more from STORY, THE NEW YORKER, and THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION, et al.

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On Wilma Shore on Sweet Freedom. Wilma Shore:  "The Butcher" Story , November/December  1940 ;  can be read online in Wom...
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Friday, November 30, 2018

FFB: WOMEN SHOULD BE ALLOWED by WIlma Shore (Dutton 1965), among her other writing

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It took a while to find an image online for the cover of Women Should Be Allowed , the only collection of Wilma Shore's short ficti...
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