New stories "in the classic pulp tradition".

Issued with a companion audio CD.

Features topless and full-nude photos among risque short stories from "classic" authors like de Maupassant and Boccaccio.

Mainly a non-fiction magazine, but the Fall 2002 issue reprinted Frank Packard's 1919 story "Owsley and the 1601" and the editor has commented "We may include more in the future, but probably no more often than once or twice a year."

Issues & Index Sources:  27-Sep-1902 – 24-Mar-1906

Publishers:   Aldine Publishing Co.
Editors:   Walter H. Light
Pagecounts:   28pp
Frequency:   4 per month; monthly

Included prose fiction by Henry Goodman, who was probably one of the editors.

Began as a mimeographed magazine and published fiction by David Cornel DeJong, Erskine Caldwell, José Garcia Villa, Albert Halper, and William Carlos Williams.

Issues & Index Sources:  12-Dec-1933 – 10-Jul-1934

Publishers:   Claymore Press
Frequency:   weekly

A Christian-based publication that reviews and promotes both religious fiction as well as clean secular fiction.

Women's magazine that published some fiction.

Newspaper that published fiction in a "Fiction and Feature Section" in the 1930s.

Issues & Index Sources:  16-Aug-1902 – Nov-1903:

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Publishers:   The Clever Publishing Co., Maryville, MO
Frequency:   weekly
Online Sources:   Hathi Trust

These contained rebound issues of Black Mask, Parisienne Monthly, Saucy Stories, Snappy Stories, The Smart Set and probably others.

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Humour magazine that published an early Dashiell Hammett illustrated story.

Issues & Index Sources:  v1 #1, 1962 – ?:

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Publishers:   American Art Agency, Inc., 7311 Fulton Avenue, North Hollywood, CA.
Editors:   Jordan Schumann

'Short human stories for boys'.