Total Issues: 19

While this seems to be generally regarded as a true crime magazine, one issue at least seems to contain fiction.

True crime.

British reprint edition of International Detective Cases.

Total Issues: 5

Short-lived detective pulp, best remembered for publishing the first short story by Dalton Trumbo.

Occasional booklet distributed by the International Tailoring Co., New York - Chicago, containing a mixture of stories, jokes, cartoons, puzzles, etc. No dates, issue numbers or any other form of identification appears in the "issues" but they are believed to date from the 1920s.

Total Issues: 8

Total Issues: 11

Multicultural selection of fiction and poetry. Circulation 5,000. No payment. Note: not to be confused with a law magazine with the same title.

Total Issues: 2

Translations of sf from around the world.

A leading British "underground" publication of the late 1960s; included some fiction by J. G. Ballard.

Total Issues: 29

Imitation Harper's. Ran lots of English serials (Bulwer, Thackeray, G.P.R. James, Wilkie Collins, Dickens) plus US authors Bayard Taylor, R.H. Stoddard, Horace Greeley, George W. Curtis, W.G. Simms, Nathaniel Hawthorne ('Feathertop' Mar-1852). Also many French and German translations, plus poems and essays.

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Total Issues: 1

International version of the German SF magazine Nova. "InterNOVA is intended be a showcase of contemporary sf writing in all those countries that are generally neglected by the anglo-american centered sf markets. American and British writers will not be excluded but the main intention is to feature stories and essays by writers who are rarely published outside their home countries. We will try to be as international as possible, advancing our editorial work into countries and areas that are rarely associated with science fiction."

Although a second issue was planned it was cancelled due to poor sales of the first issue and the magazine went online instead.

Short-lived in-house product of the University of York Biology Department which published a short story by Brian Stableford.

Total Issues: 59 (as at Aug-2015)

Poetry magazine that published some fiction, including a vignette by Brian Stableford.

Online SF magazine.

A magazine consisting mainly of interviews with the famous; has published some fiction, including J. G. Ballard's "Love in a Colder Climate" (Jan-1989). Initially called Inter/View.

Total Issues: 268 (to Jan/Feb-2017)

A science-fiction and fantasy magazine of some literary pretension; authors have included Brian Aldiss, J. G. Ballard, Angela Carter, Thomas M. Disch, Michael Moorcock; newer writers include Stephen Baxter, Greg Egan, Paul J. McAuley, Kim Newman, Geoff Ryman.

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