Small press magazine with an emphasis on fantastic and bizarre fiction.

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Small press magazine, subtitled "From the North Hills", featuring poetry (including some by H.P. Lovecraft), travel and other general articles primarily focused around Vermont.

Fanzine.

Non-fiction magazine that published vignettes by Fredric Brown.

Subtitled "Variegated Stories" and offering "Complete Fiction by Local and Overseas Authors".

Another of Young's saucy light-hearted magazines.

Issues & Index Sources:  Jun/Jul-1930 – ?:

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Publishers:   Henry Lawson, Sydney
Prices:   1/-
Frequency:   bimonthly

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1950s

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London
Prices:   2/6d

A LGBTQ magazine published by the Janus Society, a homophile activist group founded in Philadelphia in 1962.

A gay leather magazine that published such authors as Phil Andros, John Preston, Anne Rice, Steven Saylor, and Larry Townsend, as well as a number of important leather artists, including Robert Mapplethorpe.

Nationalist magazine that carried a lot of fiction, much by the editor under pen names.

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Carried a high percentage of fiction.

Certain amount of fiction. Authors include Mrs S.C. Hall, Charles Lever, William Carleton. Full magazine title is The Dublin Literary Gazette, or Weekly Chronicle of Criticism, Belles-Lettres and Fine Arts.

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A literary magazine of reviews, essays, opinion and fiction.

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Published several anonymous serials.

Authors include William Carleton, Sheridan Le Fanu; really a continuation of The Citizen. The last issue was retitled The Dublin Magazine and Citizen.