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The Lone EagleTotal Issues: 66+8+1=75Title was inspired by Charles Lindbergh; title change was when Lindbergh opposed entry into WW2. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStandard MagazinesFormatsstandard pulpFrequencySources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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The Lone Eagle (UK)Total Issues: ?+31?=31?British reprint edition of Lone Eagle, The American Eagle(s), Sky Fighters and other aviation pulps. From the Winter 1944 issue, the title on the cover read American Eagles, combined with The Lone Eagle, Fighting Ace.
Formats: pulp |
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The Lone Hand"The Lone Hand began as an ambitious project, an all-Australian magazine of broad scope and high quality, by the standards of the time. Later in the war years, it declined in value and prestige, and went through changes in policy in the attempt to regain its leading position. It published an amount of early science fiction." (Graham Stone) Issues & Index Sources
EditorsFormatsPricesPagecounts40pp - 100ppFrequencyMonthlySources: Notes on Australian Science Fiction |
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The Lone Ranger MagazineTotal Issues: 1+8+10=19The Aug-1936 issue was an "ashcan" prototype with 32 pages and a color cover in shades of black, white and red. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersTrojan Publishing Formatsstandard pulpPrices10cPagecounts128ppFrequencySources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western |
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Lone ScoutPeriodical of the Lone Scouts of America. Initially subtitled A Boy's Paper, this soon changed to A Real Boys' Magazine and in 1922 changed again to The White Boys' Magazine.
Sources: The Pulp Western |
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Lone Star RangerListed in DinWest, but not located.
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Lone Star StoriesTotal Issues: 33Online non-professional magazine, subtitled "speculative fiction and poetry".
Editors: Eric T. Marin |
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Lone Star Western (Australia)Total Issues: 12?
Formats: digest Prices: 2/- Pagecounts: 129pp |
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Longman's MagazineTotal Issues: 276Predominantly fiction; superseded Fraser's Magazine; authors include James Payn, Mrs Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Henry James, E. Nesbit, F. Anstey, Robert Louis Stevenson, H. Rider Haggard, Rudyard Kipling, Walter Besant.
Editors: Charles J. Longman (though Andrew Lang seems to have had a greater influence) Formats: standard (unillustrated) Prices: 6d Frequency: monthly Sources: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3, The Age of the Storytellers |
The Long QuarterlyTotal Issues: 1"An original romance, written specially for this publication, and always from the pen of an author of eminence, will be published in each number of The Long Quarterly. Each story appearing in the publication will occupy one number, and though identity may sometimes be veiled under a nom de plume, every one will be by a writer of talent."
Prices: 2/6d Frequency: quarterly |
The Long StoryWants long stories, 8000 words plus. Circulation 1,200. More like an annual anthology.
Editors: R. Peter Burnham (in 2002) Formats: large digest Pagecounts: 160+pp Frequency: annual Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) Email Address: TLS@aol.com |
LontarTotal Issues: 10"The world's only biannual literary journal focusing on Southeast Asian speculative fiction". Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsJason Erik LundbergWebsite: www.lontarjournal.com |
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Look and LearnTotal Issues: 1049Incorporated: Children's Newspaper from 8-May-1965; Ranger from 25-Jun-1966; Speed & Power from 29-Nov-1975; World of Knowledge from 10-Jan-1981
Editors: Adrian Vincent; John Davies; Jack Parker; Fred Lidstone (Assistant Editor); Ken Roscoe (Assistant Editor) Pagecounts: 24pp; 32pp from #73 Frequency: weekly |
The Looker-OnTotal Issues: 29An illustrated weekly magazine, typically featuring a story in each issue.
Prices: 3d (in 1929) Pagecounts: 28pp (in 1929) |
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The Looking GlassLong-running fanzine which occasionally published fiction.
Editors: Ben Fulves Pagecounts: 36pp |
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Lords of the AbyssTotal Issues: 1
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