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Magazine Issues

All-Star Love Magazine

Total Issues: 10

Issues & Index Sources: Sep-1941 – Jun-1942:

Publishers:   Frank A. Munsey
Formats:   bedsheet
Frequency:   monthly
Sources:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps



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All Star Series

Total Issues: 100

Issues & Index Sources: 1912 – 1934:

Dime Novel Bibliography

Publishers:   Arthur Westbrook, Cleveland
Formats:   6 7/8 x 5"
Prices:   15c
Pagecounts:   200 to 400
Sources:   Dime Novel Bibliography

All Story Braille Magazine

Initially published only in Braille, the magazine lived up to its name by containing mainly fiction reprinted from other magazines. With the change of name in 1957 to Braille Monitor the focus shifted to mainly non-fiction with the occasional story when time allowed, and from Jan-1958 a simultaneous print version was also published.

Issues & Index Sources

1932 – Jul-1957

Aug-1957 – 1960, as Braille Monitor

Aug-1964 – present, as Braille Monitor

Publishers

1932 – 1960: American Brotherhood for the Blind
Aug-1964 – present: National Federation of the Blind

Frequency

monthly/bimonthly

Website: www.nfb.org/braille-monitor

All-Story Cavalier Weekly

see under The All-Story Magazine

All-Story Detective

Total Issues: 6+8=14

One of Popular's belated pulps best known now for its stories by John D. MacDonald and even a story by Cyril Kornbluth ("Homicidal Hypo-Man" Jun-1949); the rest was competent but unremarkable.

Issues & Index Sources

Feb-1949 – Dec-1949:	Crime Fiction Index
	Pulp Magazine Index 1

Feb-1950 – May-1951, as 15 Story Detective:	Crime Fiction Index
	Pulp Magazine Index 1

Publishers

Feb-1949 – Dec-1949: Popular Publications, Inc., 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, IL
Feb-1950 – May-1951: Popular Publications, Inc., 1125 E. Vaile Avenue, Kokomo, IN

Formats

standard pulp

Prices

25c

Pagecounts

112pp

Frequency

bimonthly

Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines



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All-Story Detective (UK)

Total Issues: 4?

British reprint edition of All-Story Detective.

Issues & Index Sources: c. 1949:

Crime Fiction Index

(Missing: any after #4)

Publishers: Pembertons (of Manchester) Ltd.
Sources: Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines



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All-Story Love (Stories/Tales/Magazine)

Total Issues: 585

This was really a continuation of Munsey's Magazine, although the wording is always given as "Combined with Munsey".

Issues & Index Sources

5-Oct-1929 – 15-Feb-1932, as All-Story:

FictionMags Index

1-Mar-1932 – 11-Dec-1937, as All-Story Love Stories:

FictionMags Index

18-Dec-1937 – 15-Dec-1939, as All-Story Love Tales:

FictionMags Index

1-Jan-1940 – Dec-1941, as All-Story Love:

FictionMags Index

(Missing: 15-Feb-1941; 1-Mar-1941; 15-Apr-1941; 1-May-1941)

Jan-1942 – Jul-1942, as All-Story Love Magazine:

FictionMags Index

Aug-1942 – May-1955, as All-Story Love:

FictionMags Index

(sample issues only)

Publishers

  5-Oct-1929 – Dec-1942: Frank A. Munsey Company
  Jan-1943 – Feb-1952: All-Fiction Field (Popular Publications)
  Apr-1952 – May-1955: Recreational Reading (Popular Publications)

Editors

Amita Fairgieve
in 1943: Jane Littell

Formats

standard pulp (bedsheet in 1941/1942)

Prices

10c

Pagecounts

112pp

Frequency

  5-Oct-1929 – May-1931: fortnightly
  Jun-1931 – Oct-1933: twice monthly
  Nov-1933 – Jun-1939: weekly
  Jul-1939 – Jul-1951: twice monthly
  Sep-1951 – Feb-1951: monthly
  Apr-1951 – May-1955: bimonthly

Title Changes

  5-Oct-1929 – 15-Dec-1931: All-Story
  1-Jan-1932 – 11-Dec-1937: All-Story Love Stories
  18-Dec-1937 – 15-Dec-1939: All-Story Love Tales
  1-Jan-1940 – Nov-1941: All-Story Love
  Dec-1941 – Jun-1942: All-Story Love Magazine
  Jul-1942 – May-1955: All-Story Love

Sources:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps



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All-Story Love (Canada)

Canadian reprint edition of All-Story Love.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1930s

Formats: standard pulp
Sources: The Pulpster #11, 2001


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The All-Story Magazine [1905]

Total Issues: 444

A companion to Argosy, noted for its sf/fantasy content, especially Edgar Rice Burroughs, A. Merritt, Ray Cummings, Homer Eon Flint.

Issues & Index Sources

Jan-1905 – May-1911:

General Fiction Index

Jun-1911 – Mar-1914, as The All-Story:

General Fiction Index

7-Mar-1914 – 9-May-1914, as All-Story Weekly:

General Fiction Index

16-May-1914 – 8-May-1915, as All-Story Cavalier Weekly:

General Fiction Index

15-May-1915 – 17-Jul-1920, as All-Story Weekly:

General Fiction Index

#merges with The Argosy

Publishers

Frank A. Munsey

Editors

Robert H. Davis

Formats

pulp

Prices

  Jan-1905 – Jun-1912: 10c
  Jul-1912 – Mar-1914: 15c
  7-Mar-1914 – 17-Jul-1920: 10c

Pagecounts

  Jan-1905 – Jun-1912: 192pp (most issues)
  Jul-1912 – Mar-1914: 240pp
  7-Mar-1914 – 17-Jul-1920: 224pp

Frequency

Jan-1905 – Mar-1914: monthly
7-Mar-1914 – 17-Jul-1920: weekly

Related Sites

  The Pulp Magazines Project
  MagazineArt
  Science Fiction Encyclopedia

Sources:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps



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The All-Story Magazine (UK) [1910s]

Total Issues: 49?

British reprint edition of The All-Story Magazine.

Issues & Index Sources

Jan-1910? – May-1911:

General Fiction Index

(Missing: Aug-1910; Feb-1911 - Apr-1911)

Jun-1911 – Jan-1914?, as The All-Story (UK):

General Fiction Index

(Missing: Jun-1911; Nov-1911; Dec-1911; Dec-1912; Jul-1913; Sep-1913)

Publishers

The Frank A. Munsey Company, London

Formats

pulp

Prices

All-Story Magazine (UK) [1920s]

Total Issues: 16

All Story Magazine took over the publication slot of The Yellow Magazine, but was an entirely different product, upgrading to a better quality of paper and focussing more on love stories. Authors included Ethel M. Dell, Somerset Maugham, Robert W. Chambers, Sax Rohmer.

Issues & Index Sources

Oct-1926 – Jan-1928, as All-Story Magazine:

Search & Research #2, 6-1974

(fantasy & sf only)

#merges with The Corner Magazine

Publishers

Amalgamated Press

Editors

W.A. O'Donnell?

Formats

standard pulp

Prices

Oct-1926 – Mar-1927: 6d
Apr-1927 – Jan-1928: 7d

Pagecounts

96pp

Frequency

monthly

Sources: The Age of the Storytellers


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All-Story Weekly

see under The All-Story Magazine

All-Story Western

Total Issues: 11+3=14

Issues & Index Sources

Jan-1949 – Nov-1950:

Western Fiction Index

Feb-1951 – Jun-1951, as Western Story Roundup:

Western Fiction Index

#merges with Dime Western Magazine

Publishers

New Publications (Popular Publications)

Editors

possible Harry Widmer

Formats

standard pulp

Frequency

  Jan-1949 – Apr-1949: irregular
  Nov-1949 – Jun-1951: bimonthly

Sources:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western



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All-Story Western (Canada)

Canadian reprint edition of All-Story Western.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1950s:

Western Fiction Index

(Missing: all issues)



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All's Well

see under Reedy's Mirror

All the Year Round

Dickens's follow-up to Household Words. Each issue usually ran a short story and a serial, plus a range of popular articles. Circulation peaked at 300,000 for the Xmas issues. Emphasis was on serials which included Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities" (1859) and "Great Expectations" (1860 - 1861), "The Woman in White" (1859 - 1860) and "The Moonstone" (1868) by Collins, "A Strange Story" (1861 - 1862) by Bulwer Lytton, "Green Tea" (1869) and others by Le Fanu. Also work by Rosa Mulholland, G.A. Sala, Amelia Edwards, Mary Braddon and Anthony Trollope.