If you missed Part3 (Late 1940s)
Manly Wade Wellman’s career continued on in the Pulps, but slowly over the years he transitioned into the historical novel and non-fiction market, both for adults and juveniles. It was for one of these volumes, Rebel Boast, he was nominated for a Pulitzer. Some of his older Pulp novels saw hard cover and paperback publication. His early Pulp work also began to appear on television programs. In Fantasy & Science Fiction, Manly Wade Wellman began his most famous series, the stories of Silver John the Balladeer.
1950
The Beasts from Beyond (1950)
The Raiders of Beaver Lake (1950)
“In That Same Moment” (Weird Tales, January 1950)
“Dixie Water” (Short Stories, January 1950)
“Home To Mother” (Weird Tales, March 1950)
“The Pineys” (Weird Tales, September 1950)
“The Avenger of Blood” (Short Stories, October 1950)
1951
The Haunts of Drowning Creek (1951)
Twice in Time (Wonder Story Annual, 1951)
“The Confession of a Martian” (Strange Adventures #6, March 1951)
“Larroes Catch Meddlers” (F&SF, April 1951)
“The Man With 100 Lives” (Strange Adventures #7, April 1951)
“The Last Grave of Lill Warren” (Weird Tales, May 1951)
“These Doth the Lord Hate”(Reprinted in Weird Tales, May 1951) as Gans T. Field
“The Tennessee Smugglers” (Plastic Man #29, May 1951) That character with the guitar carries it around, playing it through out the story. Very Silver John!
Lights Out (July 7, 1951) adapted “Larroes Catch Meddlers” as “The Meddlers”
“The Other Earths!” (Strange Adventures #10, July 1951)
“The Reign of the Elephants” (Strange Adventures #11, August 1951)
“Heroes Out of Time!” (Mystery in Space #3, August-September 1951) as Robert Starr
“Big House of Space!” (Mystery in Space #3, August-September 1951)
“Ismail, the Outworlder” (Future Combined Science Fiction Stories, November 1951)
“O Ugly Bird!” (F&SF, December 1951)
Devil’s Planet (1951)
1952
Wild Dogs of Drowning Creek (1952)
“The Desrick on Yandro” (F&SF, June 1952)
“The Haunters From Beyond” (The Phantom Stranger #1, August-September 1952)
1953
The Last Mammoth (1953)
“The Hairy Shadows” (The Phantom Stranger #4, February-March 1953)
“The Dream Killer” (The Phantom Stranger #4, February-March 1953)
“Vandy, Vandy” (F&SF, March 1953)
“Young-Man-With-Skull-at-His-Ear” (F&SF, May 1953) as Levi Crow
“One Other” (F&SF, August 1953)
“Parthenope” (Weird Tales, September 1953)
“Island in the Sky” (Reprinted in Fantastic Story, September 1953)
1954
Gray Riders: Jeb Stuart and His Men (1954)
Rebel Mail Runner (1954)
Dead and Gone: Classic Crimes of North Carolina (1954) Edgar Award Winner, Best Fact Crime)
“Men Against the Stars” (American Science Fiction, February 1954) (Reprinted from June 1938)
“Dumb Supper” (aka “Call Me From the Valley”) (F&SF, March 1954)
“The Gates” (Triple Detective, Spring 1954)
“Warrior in Darkness” (F&SF, June 1954) as Levi Crow
“The Little Black Train” (F&SF, August 1954)
1955
Flag on the Levee (1955)
Fort Sun Dance (1955)
“Shiver in the Pines” (F&SF, February 1955)
“All Were Monsters” (Fantastic Universe, May 1955)
“Walk Like a Mountain” (F&SF, June 1955)
1956
“Tall Bram of Little Pigeon” (Boys’ Life, February 1956)
To Unknown Lands (1956)
Young Squire Morgan (1956)
Rebel Boast: First at Bethel, Last at Appomattox (1956) (Pulitzer Prize Nominee)
“On the Hills and Everywhere” (F&SF, January 1956)
1957
Lights Over Skeleton Ridge (1957)
Fastest on the River: The Great Race Between the “Natchez” and the “Robert E. Lee” (1957)
“Old Devlins Was A-Waiting” (F&SF, February 1957)
“Fiddler on Titan” ” (Fantastic Universe, July 1957)
“The Mayor Calls His Family” (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, July 1957)
1958
The Life and Times of Sir Archie (with Elizabeth A. C. Blanchard) (1958)
The Ghost Battalion: A Story of the Iron Scouts (1958)
Twice in Time (Galaxy Novel, 1958)
“Nine Yards of Other Cloth” (F&SF, November 1958) (Hugo Award, Best Short Story)
“Half Around Pluto” (IF, December 1958)
“Silver-Strung Guitar” (Argosy UK, December 1958) (Reprint of “The Desrick on Yandro”)
1959
Ride, Rebels! Adventures of the Iron Scouts (1959)
The County of Warren, North Carolina, 1586-1917 (1959)
They Took Their Stand: The Founders of Confederacy (1959)
The Dark Destroyers (1959)
Giants From Eternity (1959)
“Into Space” (poem) (Space Journal, March-May 1959)
Wonderful retrospective. My first Wellman was ” Gray Riders “, probably around 1955. I later read the Iron scouts books. His science fiction wasn’t as readily accessible to me then, not , for the most part, being published in library editions
I started with Silver John. The only juvenile I’ve read is The Last Mammoth.