"An electronic magazine that publishes literary, science fiction, fantasy, horror and dark mainstream short fiction and poetry, essays and visual art."

Fanzine - the unofficial organ of the Atlanta Science-Fiction Organisation.

General fanzine that published some fiction.

Magazine with travel and commentary on Asia which ran fiction occasionally in the 20's. In 1947 merged with Free World (Oct-1941 - Dec-1946) and Inter-American (May-1942 - Nov-1946) to form United Nations World.

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"The ASI Magazine is a highly original and aesthetic publication filled with little known facts and anecdotes about L. Ron Hubbard and his works, articles about new and upcoming releases, informative interviews with top writers and artists and information about the L. Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contests. The magazines also contain stories written by Mr. Hubbard, some never before published."

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Issues & Index Sources:  Fall 1978 – Fall 1979:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   Davis Publications, NY
Editors:   George H. Scithers
Formats:   large format
Prices:   $1.75; $1.95 (Fall 1979)
Pagecounts:   120pp
Frequency:   quarterly
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia

Amateur magazine.

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Issues & Index Sources:  Mar-1969 – 1980?:

FictionMags Index

(sample issue only)

Publishers:   Aspect, Inc., 66 Rogers Ave., Somerville, Mass. 02144
Editors:   Ed Hogan

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"A short story magazine that assembles a thrilling new mix of stories from genres including horror, science-fiction, comedy, and suspense".

One of the four Sunday Magazine Supplements published during the period 1902 to 1920 (roughly), the Associated Sunday Magazine was the largest and most successful of the syndicates, and is the one most commonly seen. Although the covers of the magazines were typically simply called The Sunday Magazine of the xxxx for each newspaper concerned, this syndicate is easy to recognize because there is always a line of tiny gray print, usually situated near the masthead, reading "Copyright, 19xx, by Associated Sunday Magazines, Incorporated."

This magazine appeared in many different newspapers across the country. Among them were The Baltimore Herald (later The Baltimore Sun), The Boston Sunday Post, The Buffalo Courier, The Chicago Sunday Record-Herald, The (Denver) Rocky Mountain News, The Denver Times, The Detroit News Tribune, The Minneapolis Journal, The New York Tribune, The Philadelphia Press, The Pittsburgh Sunday Post, The St. Louis Republic, and The Washington Sunday Star.

It published a considerable amount of original and reprint fiction, including Conan Doyle's "The Contest" in 1911, and some Louis Tracy serials.

Note that, beginning on May 3, 1915, the magazine was also released as a stand-alone periodical called Every Week, which appeared on newsstands on Monday and sold for 3c, rather than as part of a newspaper.

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Issues & Index Sources:  Aug-2007 – Dec-2009:

Adventure Fiction Index

Email Address:   EditorJDC@Gmail.com
Publishers:   John Donald Carlucci
Editors:   Katherine Tomlinson
Formats:   print-on-demand

Fanzine.

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