Billed as "the long magazine for men", this magazine. like its partner magazine High, was half the width of a normal glossy magazine, and featured fiction by Theodore Sturgeon, among others.

Issues & Index Sources:  2003 – present:

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Website:   www.hobartpulp.com
Publishers:   Hobart, P.O.Box 1658, Ann Arbor MI 48103
Editors:   Aaron Burch
Frequency:   biannual

Issues & Index Sources:  19-Oct-1895 – ?

Publishers:   Newnes; C. Arthur Pearson
Frequency:   weekly magazine

Subtitled "Travel + People + Nature + Art + Following Your Bliss," this resembles an uncluttered fashion magazine in some ways, a fashion-conscious photography magazine in others, and nothing so much as such other fringe-FM as While You Were Sleeping (which conversely is kind of a humor/culture magazine) and Seed (also Canadian, and kind of a pop-science and culture magazine). This is the new wave of magazines for 20-somethings, I guess. Contains occasional poetry and retold folktales.

Fanzine.

A weekly, online, fantasy journal.

Although mostly aimed at women readers with features on fashion, toiletries, the nursery, cookery and a healthy home, there was a regular theatre column and features of wider interest. Ran 3 or 4 stories per issues, including running Sabatini's story series "The Fortunes of Lal Faversham" (Oct-1903 - Mar-1904). Other stories of interest inc. "Till the End of Time", romance by Cosmo Hamilton (Jun-1903), "The Ghost of the Chippewa" A.H. Vincent (Jul-1903), "How Dark Patrick Saved the Bank of Ireland" (Sep-1903) one of those mock folk tales by Seamus MacManus, "Refugees to the Valley of Shadow" Agnes Biddle (March-1904). Also brief serial, "The Mystery of Castle Stormax", Robert Barr (Oct-1903 - Nov-1903).

Travel magazine; although almost wholly non-fictional, it published occasional pieces of fiction, e.g. by Robert Graves.

Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  1895 – 1897:

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Publishers:   Holland Publishing Company, 1287 Broadway, New York, NY
Prices:   50c
Pagecounts:   100
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

A women's magazine that published recipes, fashion tips, gardening tips, sewing patterns, non-fiction, and short fiction.

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A special issue of Weirdbook, 11 new stories by William Scott Home.

Name given to the Christmas supplement issued by the Cork newspaper variously known as The Cork Weekly Examiner, The Cork Examiner, The Examiner and The Irish Examiner. Published one of Peter Tremayne's "Sister Fidelma" mysteries in 2008.

Issues & Index Sources:  4-Nov-1898 – 1901?:

Dime Novel Bibliography

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Publishers:   Mershon Company Press, Rahway, NJ
Formats:   7 1/8 x 4¾"
Prices:   not individually priced, probably 25c. Subscription price $75 a year for daily issues.
Pagecounts:   299-700
Frequency:   1-11: weekly; 12-165: daily
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Flagellation magazine containing "Letters on Corporal Punishment in School and Family" and stories about the punishment of not very wayward girls. Despite appearing to be a US magazine this magazine has only ever been seen in the UK and is believed to have been published there.