Collegiate literary magazine whose "mission is to publish the best art, fiction, poetry, and prose that the Harvard undergraduate community offers."

Student magazine put out at Harvard College which published some fiction and poetry by George Allan England (who was an editor at the time) betwen 1899 and 1903.

Fanzine.

Small press sf/horror magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Mar-2018 – Nov-2020:

Science Fiction Index

Website:   www.rainfallsite.com/Chapbooks01.html
Publishers:   Rainfall Books
Editors:   John B. Ford & Steve Lines
Formats:   A5
Prices:   £4.00

Horror fanzine; the official publication of Dracula and Company.

Fanzine aiming to publish "the most horrifying fiction possible".

The publisher later issued a comic book with the same title (May-1974 - Jan-1975), starting over again at number 1. The early issues of the comic book each contained one prose story drawn from the leftover inventory of the fiction magazine.

Semi-professional magazine.

"A speculative fiction magazine featuring stories for a 21st century audience."

Monthly literary journal of Haverford College, edited by John Dickson Carr in the late 1920's. Published "The Shadow of the Goat" by John Dickson Carr, Nov-1926. Was certainly in existence from 1894 to 1934, probably longer.

Subtitled "a paper for boys ten to seventeen years of age".

Pin-up magazine that contained some stories.

Moved online in 2013.

Stories, essays, poetry. #14 (Fall 1982) was a ghost story issue. Circulation 2,000.

A tabloid newspaper that covers the area of Hawick, one of the larger towns in the Scottish Borders, and which regularly published fiction in the 1920s.