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The Grand MagazineTotal Issues: 422The first real British all-fiction "pulp". Mainly fiction (although the first few volumes also featured some popular non-fiction). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGeorge NewnesEditorsFormatsstandard on pulp paperFrequencymonthly (but combined March/April 1910 issue)SourcesThe Age of the Storytellers |
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Grand StreetBegan as a more literary review heavy on essays and some fiction; has shifted to a more art, features base. See A Grand Street Reader ed. Ben Sonnenberg (1986).
Editors: Ben Sonnenberg at outset; Jean Stein (in 1999 - 2002) Email Address: info@grandstreet.com Formats: review Frequency: quarterly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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GranfalloonFanzine.
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Granite SeriesTotal Issues: 150
Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography |
The Granta [1889]A Cambridge students' little magazine, and long a training ground for humorists who went on to greater things (among them F. Anstey, E. F. Benson, Barry Pain, A. A. Milne), it faded away in the 1960s; revived in very different format as Granta, 1979.
Frequency: irregular frequency Sources: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3 |
Granta [1979]Total Issues: 132 (to Summer 2015)Revived in 1979 by the energetic American owner-editor Buford (subsequently fiction editor of The New Yorker). In its modern guise it has published stories by Angela Carter, Salman Rushdie, etc, as well as poetry and much cultural journalism; circulation about 15,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersBill Buford, Cambridge; moved to London at some point prior to 1990Websitewww.granta.comEditorsFormatslarge digest; now pocketbookPrices£5.99 (in 1990)Pagecounts256pp (in 1990)Frequencyquarterly |
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The Grape-Vine Telegram
Formats: 6" X 4.5" Prices: 10c Pagecounts: 16pp |
The GraphicTotal Issues: 3266Noted for its illustrations, it also published much serial fiction including Wilkie Collins, Anthony Trollope, Victor Hugo, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy ("The Mayor of Casterbridge" 1886 and "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" 1891), George Meredith, J.M. Barrie, H.G. Wells and John Buchan. Fiction dwindled in later years though Graham Greene was a young contributor. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Sphere PublishersEditorsFormatsinitially tabloidPricesPagecounts24ppFrequencyweeklySourcesThe Age of the Storytellers |
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Graphic ClassicsA series of books presenting great fiction in comics and illustration for contemporary readers ages 12 to adult.
Formats: quarto Prices: $10.00 Pagecounts: 144pp |
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Grave TalesTotal Issues: 7
Website: www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/CTGY/COMICS Editors: Richard Chizmar Formats: quarto |
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Graveyard RendezvousTotal Issues: 41Guy N. Smith fanzine.
Website: www.guynsmith.com/fanclub/graveyard_rendezvous.php |
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The Gray GooseTotal Issues: 132?A magazine of original short stories, in emulation of The Black Cat. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFormatsstandard format, quality paperPricesinitially 5cFrequencymonthly |
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Gray's Monthly Magazine of Popular Music & Short Stories
Pagecounts: 32pp |
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Great AdventuresTotal Issues: 1?Subtitled "True Stories of Endurance".
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The Great American Novel MagazineTotal Issues: 3
Formats: bedsheet pulp Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 96pp Frequency: monthly |
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Great DetectiveTotal Issues: 12?Great Detective was originally launched in 1933 with the self-imposed task of publishing "the best detective-mystery fiction available", much of it with a distinctly English flavour. After nine issues or so there was a hiatus following which the magazine resurfaced briefly featuring entirely original fiction, but survived for only three issues in this guise.
Editors: Will Levinrew Formats: standard pulp Prices: 15c Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: monthly to Nov-1933; may have then gone bimonthly for four issues, or publication suspended until Apr-1934, when resumed monthly. Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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