Issues & Index Sources:  1835 – 1836:

The Wellesley Index to Victorian Periodicals Volume 3

Mentioned in:   British Literary Magazines Vol. 2

Mainly a literary review with substantial essays, but has published some fiction, e.g. two short stories by Angela Carter.

An imitation of Cornhill Magazine; many of the stories were anonymous.

A strong source of Victorian ghost and horror stories, mainly in the Christmas Annuals which appeared every year from 1862 on. There were also Holiday Annuals from 1871 at least.

Authors include Mrs J.H. Riddell, Florence Marryat, Sheridan Le Fanu, Edmund Yates, G.A. Sala.

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Title was inspired by Charles Lindbergh; title change was when Lindbergh opposed entry into WW2.

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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.

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Australian distribution of The Lone Eagle (UK).

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"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)

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The Aug-1936 issue was an "ashcan" prototype with 32 pages and a color cover in shades of black, white and red.

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Periodical 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.

Listed in DinWest, but not located.

Online non-professional magazine, subtitled "speculative fiction and poetry".

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1950s?:

Western Fiction Index

(Missing: all except #1 & #12)

Publishers:   Frew Publications, Sydney
Formats:   digest
Prices:   2/-
Pagecounts:   129pp

A weekly penny paper featuring short articles, humorous pieces, and fiction.

Predominantly fiction; superseded Fraser's Magazine; authors include James Payn, Mrs Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Henry James, E. Nesbit, F. Anstey, Robert Louis Stevenson, H. Rider Haggard, Rudyard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.

"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."

Longshot Island is a print and online magazine that focuses on publishing short stories, but also sometimes publishes poetry, vignettes, nonfiction, reviews, interviews, and art.

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