(for "God on a Friday Night" in 1939) and Mary O'Hara, whose 1941 O. Henry Award-winning "My Friend Flicka" which served as the basis for a popular movie. (Along with Saroyan, Hamlen Hunt was a double-winner.) Most winners from Story did not win a top prize (First, Second or Third), but were honored by being cited as one of the best stories of their respective year. The honor carried with it the privilege of being published in the annual anthology of short stories by O. Henry Award winners. After the 1989 revival of the magazine, Story writers continued the O. Henry Award-winning tradition. References Further reading Foley, Martha. The story of Story magazine: a memoir (1980. London. WW Norton & Company) External links Archives of Story Magazine and Story Press, 1931-1999 at Princeton University Manuscripts Division (archived in 2011) Joan Vacsek Kouwenhoven Story (September 1964): "What Kind of Person Was Frank Harris? A Cold Look" by Whit Burnett (full text) 1931 establishments in Austria 2000 disestablishments in Ohio Quarterly magazines published in the United States Literary magazines published in Austria Defunct magazines published in Austria Defunct literary magazines published in the United States Defunct literary magazines published in Europe Magazines established in 1931 Magazines disestablished in 2000 Magazines published in Cincinnati Magazines published in Vienna