Total Issues: 1?

True-life and fiction ghost stories, as well as poetry and art.

Total Issues: 20

A digest-sized magazine of suspense, horror, and crime fiction, as well as dark erotic poetry.

Total Issues: 107

Really a continuation of The Scots Magazine. Ran fiction amongst a miscellany of religious, political and literary commentary. Perhaps best known because of its prediction in 1824 for the application of electricity for transmitting messages.

A heavyweight review of considerable "literary" importance, though it may not have published any fiction

Total Issues: 141 (as at Mar-2018)

Fiction, poetry, reviews, articles mostly on Scottish matters; circulation about 1,500.

Total Issues: 4

Series began with issue #4 - there were no previous issues. Possibly intended as a continuation of Ed McBain's Mystery Book. The first issue was erroneously entitled Ed McBaines 87th Precinct Mystery Magazine.

Total Issues: 3

Semi-professional magazine. On a couple of occasions multiple issues were produced and issued simultaneously as an economy measure.

While not intended as a continuation of Eerie Country at the time it was published, Weirdbook Sampler was sent to EC subscribers, who were told it counted as issue #10 for subscription purposes, and when Weirdbook Encores subsequently appared, it started with #11.

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Total Issues: 4

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Total Issues: 1

The single issue contained an incomplete serial which was eventually published in paperback as The Face That Launched a Thousand Ships by the Adam Publishing Co. in 1941.

Online general fiction magazine.

Total Issues: 76

A somewhat elitist review noted now for its poetry by T.S. Eliot and first appearance of James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."; really a continuation of Freewoman (later New Freewoman).

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Total Issues: 1 (as at Jul-2018)

Total Issues: 26