The Fiction Factory: Being the experience of a writer who, for twenty-two years, has kept a story-mill grinding successfullyCook, William Wallace
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The Fiction Factory: Being the experience of a writer who, for twenty-two years, has kept a story-mill grinding successfully
Cook, William Wallace
Authorship; Fiction
People's Magazine, The, Street & Smith,
New York City,
1906--1 serial. 200.
1907--1 serial. 250.
1908--2 serials. 600.
Popular Magazine, The, Street & Smith,
New York City,
1904--2 novelettes. 265.
1909--1 serial. 200.
Puck, Keppler & Schwartzmann,
Puck Building, New York City,
1891--2 short stories. 20.
1892--1 short story. 5.
1893--2 short stories, 1 verse. 14.
1896--1 short story. 6.
1897--2 short stories, 1 verse. 22.
1899--2 short stories. 17.
Railroad Man's Magazine, F. A. Munsey Co.,
New York,
1906--2 serials. 700.
1907--1 serial. 500.
1908--2 serials. 650.
1909--2 short stories. 70.
Red Book, Chicago, Ills.,
1906--1 short story. 75.
1909--1 short story. 40.
Scrap Book, F. A. Munsey Co., N. Y. C.,
1905--1 serial. 200.
1908--1 serial. 300.
1910--1 serial. 400.
1911--1 serial. 400.
Saturday Times, The, Chicago, Ills.,
1907--1 serial. 60.
Southern Tobacco Journal, Winston, N. C.,
1897--1 verse. 2.
Short Stories, Current Literature Pub. Co.,
New York City,
1891--1 short story. 5.
1898--2 short stories. 10.
1900--2 short stories. 30.
San Francisco Chronicle, San Fran.,
1896--1 short story. 6.
Saturday Night, James Elverson Pub.
Philadelphia, Pa.,
1890--1 serial. 75.
1891--1 serial, 8 short stories. 166.
1892--5 short stories. 10.
1893--1 serial, 5 short stories. 160.
Truth, 203 Broadway, New York City,
1893--1 short story. 3.50
1897--7 short stories. 57.
Top-Notch Magazine, Street & Smith,
New York City,
1911--1 serial. 150.
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