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Dynamic Western StoriesTotal Issues: 14?Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFormatspulpPrices15cSources: The Pulp Western, The Pulpster #11, 2001 |
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Eagle AnnualAnnual of the popular boys' comic Eagle which featured original (text) stories as well as the usual comic strips.
Frequency: annual |
Eagle LibraryTotal Issues: 1385Series title changed to Eagle Series with No. 154. Name changed again to New Eagle Series with No. 553. There was a skip of two months some time in 1903.
Formats: 7 1/8 x 5" Pagecounts: 250 to 300 Frequency: 1 - 931 Weekly, 932 - 1385 Bi-Weekly Related Sites: American Women's Dime Novel Project Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography |
The Eagle MagazineCollege magazine produced by St John's College, Cambridge. It carried a considerable amount of fantastic fiction, as well as the early work of such authors as J.H. Beith and W.A. Darlington.
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Eagles of the AirTotal Issues: 9Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGood Story Magazine, NYEditorsEugene A. ClancyFormatsstandard pulpPrices25cPagecountsFrequencymonthly; last few issues bimonthlySources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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Early Days of the Wesleyan Popular Scholar's GuideTotal Issues: 1194?Religious paper; changes title with 853 (Dec 1916); contains (1934) "stories (under 1000 words) for boys & girls up to 14 years of age, short verses." Issues & Index Sources
PublishersWesleyan; Kelly; Epworth PressEditorsMiss K.L. Birch (c. 1934); E. Fittall (c. 1948)Prices2d; 3dFrequencymonthly |
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Early TimesChildren's newspaper aimed at 8-15-year-olds, the brainchild of Weightman, a 45-year-old university lecturer. The early issues were hugely successful: the first issue sold out its print run of 50,000 and by issue 3 the print run was up to 120,000.
Editors: Barry Weightman; Alison Haymond (c. 1993) Formats: tabloid Prices: 50p from 124 Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Early Western Life SeriesTotal Issues: 16
Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography |
EarthA leftist journal of literature and the arts.
Editors: Joseph Niver |
Earth's DaughtersTotal Issues: 85 (as at Aug-2015)A feminist literary and arts magazine.
Editors: a collective Formats: review Pagecounts: 60pp Frequency: thrice yearly Website: www.earthsdaughters.org |
Earwig Flesh FactoryTotal Issues: 3A quarterly magazine of dark surrealism and bizarre horror. Each issue features stories and prose-poems that plunge into the dark imaginations of some of the most unique-minded writers in the speculative business.
Editors: Carlton Mellick, III & William Simmons Formats: octavo Prices: $3.00 Pagecounts: 44pp Email Address: ehpress@aol.com |
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East-Side DetectiveTotal Issues: 13?Thin Australian digest with a mixture of original stories and reprints from American pulps.
Sources: Australian Crime Fiction |
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Easy MoneyTotal Issues: 5Full title was "Easy Money (How It's Made and How It's Lost)" and it contained a mixture of fact and fiction by Robert Leslie Bellem, Lee Fielding, and others.
Formats: bedsheet Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 96pp Sources: Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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EasyridersBiker magazine that occasionally published fiction including a story by Joe R. Lansdale.
Prices: $1.50 (in 1979) Frequency: monthly Related Sites: Wikipedia |
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Eb & Flo AdventuresTotal Issues: 3
Formats: pocket library |
EbonyChicago; African-American interest?; publishes fiction, e.g. "The Proud Rooster" by Rosalind Bradley Coles (Feb. 1989).
Formats: slick? Frequency: monthly Website: www.ebony.com |
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