Dorothy Gilman -
Magazine Short Stories
Magazine Short Stories
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| Page Created By Jolene MacFadden-Kowalchuk Last Updated: April 17, 2008 |
| MAGAZINE STORIES BY AUTHOR I found a listing of stories that Ms. Gilman had published in magazines over the years. I am looking for copies to give a brief synopsis: “The Magic Wish” in Jack and Jill magazine, June 1958. (I found this magazine but the story was not there. I will keep on looking) -------------------------------------------- “Step into our Parlor”, in Redbook magazine, August 1961. Sent on a mission to determine the value of property left to his father, a young man finds the supposedly empty house occupied by 4 people. Now what is he going to tell his father? (This is a short-story version of Thale's Folly) ---------------------------------------------- “Sorrow Rides a Fast Horse”, in Ladies Home Journal, September 1962. A young widow decides to take her two boys on a trip around the world after receiving a life insurance check. She must discover a reason to go on living after losing her life partner. ------------------------------------------- “Escape” in Good Housekeeping, June 1964. What do you do when a quiet young man follows you from the train station? A young woman on vacation finds herself alone with a man stalker her in a small country cottage. -------------------------------------------- “A New Way of Living”, McCalls, May 1978, pgs 193-199. This story is about when Dorothy Gilman moved to New England area and found a kind of peace and independence after her kids are grown. According to the copy write office this is a abridged version of “A New Kind of Country”. |
| This is the last story published by Mrs. Gilman. I have tried to get a copy of the magazine but I'm afraid that the publisher states that they no longer have any copies available. So if there is anyone out there that has a copy just email me and we can swap one of the stories that I have for this one I haven't read yet! jolene@mrspollifax.com |
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