Canadian reprint edition of George Bruce's Squadron.

Authors include William M. Thackeray, Frederick Marryat. Cruikshank claimed the idea for Punch was taken from this magazine. He made two other attempts at a monthly humorous magazine: George Cruikshank's Table-Book (Jan-1845 - Dec-1845) and George Cruikshank's Magazine (Jan-1854 - Feb-1854).

This magazine never appeared. A mock-up does exist with stories present, notes for ads and illustrations, and a hand written contents page.

A literary review specializing in fiction and poetry. Circulation 5,000.

3 additional titles were advertised but not published.

International journal of arts and letters. Has published Fred Chappell, Rita Dove, Eudora Welty, Ernest J. Gaines, John Updike. Circulation 6,000.

The university's student literary magazine, published by and for the students of Georgia State. Superseded by New South.

A literary magazine of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

Issues & Index Sources:  1900

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

Avant garde journal that published some fiction.

Special focus on serial fiction. Has published E.L. Doctorow, Alison Baker, Rita Dove, Joyce Carol Oates. Circulation 4,200.

Issues & Index Sources:  1875 – ?

Publishers:   Girls Friendly Society; Wells Gardner Darton
Frequency:   monthly

Amateur magazine.

Featuring George Chance, a stage magician turned hero, The Ghost, Super-Detective (as it was originally called) was a low-budget effort from the start, featuring only the lead novel and a couple of short stories. After three issues it had a single issue as simple The Ghost Detective, followed by another three as The Green Ghost Detective, before succumbing to the World War II paper shortage.

The character stories about the Ghost Detective continued in Thrilling Mystery.

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A magazine devoted to horror fiction, non-fiction, art and poetry. It is edited by and published somewhere in Michigan. The magazine is a nicely done package of 64 pages. All of them are filled with fiction and three poems. Another Lulu hard copy publication.

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Long thought to be an unnumbered volume of the Master Thriller series, now known to be a related one-shot. Undated, but clearly contemporaneous with Tales of Wonder #5, in which it is advertised.