Oh, You’ve Been Playing Solitaire with the Books, Have You? (1916)

Willa Sibert Cather, “The Bookkeeper’s Wife,” Illustrations by Arthur William Brown, The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, 92 (May to October 1916): 57.

“Stay There,” She Said, “or I Will Move the Pieces.” (1899)

Beatrice Heron-Maxell, “Tragedy in Chess: The Story of a Prize Solution,” The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine 3 (Aug 1899–Jan 1900): 127.

Only Her Heaving Shoulders and General Attitude Told Him of Her Distress (1905)

Amy Le Feuvre, “The Sea Between,” The Quiver, Annual Volume (1905): 61.

Love,” Jeered He. “What Does a Finished Coquette like Yourself Know about Love?” (1899)

Jenny Wren, “The Ways Fools Propose: How a Lady Journalist Got Copy,” Illustrated by Arthur Garratt, The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine 3 (Aug 1899–Jan 1900):403.

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They'll Be Wind (1920)

Mildred Cram. "Wind." Illustrated by M. Leone Bracker. Munsey's Magazine. 70 (August 1920).