Short-lived bibliographic magazine that included some reprint fiction. The first issue focussed on the John Spencer Publications and the second on Ramsey Campbell.

Issues & Index Sources:  Feb/Mar-1947 – Spring 1950

Publishers:   Walter H. Gillings
Editors:   Walter H. Gillings

Fanzine.

Online SF magazine also available as an ebook.

"Fantasy Short Stories aims to publish the best in Heroic, Epic, and High Fantasy, and with plenty of Swords and Sorcery thrown in. We will be publishing short stories from these genres, and possibly the occasional non-fiction piece."

Semi-professional magazine that went professional in 1988.

The last 4 issues (from Spring 1990) had a separate US edition which restarted the numbering at v1#1, but which otherwise were identical to the UK issues.

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Fanzine.

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PDF magazine of short stories and flash fiction in fantasy, horror, and SF genres for YA (teen+) audience.

Later morphed into a reviewzine and changed name to Book Monthly in Apr-2008.

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Lushly illustrated fanzine with high production values.

Fanzine.

A journal featuring contemporary, engaging, and literary prose fiction with a modern view, a classic sensibility, and a west-coast flavor.

Issues & Index Sources:  1888 – 1892:

Dime Novel Bibliography

(sample issues only)

Publishers:   Street & Smith (New York)
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Short stories and general articles.

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