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LoreCountry: USTotal Issues: 9+5=14
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Email Address: loredigest@earthlink.net PublishersRod Heather, Middletown, NJ. |
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The Lorelei SignalCountry: US
Online magazine. An annual selection is published as A Time To… (3 vols, 2006- 8). Thereafter issues were combined with Sorcerous Signals in a print magazine Mystic Signals.
Publishers: WolfSinger Publications, Security, Colorado Editors: Carol Hightshoe |
Loring's Tales of the DayCountry: USTotal Issues: 18+14=32
Issues & Index Sources
PublishersLoring, Corner Bromfield and Washington Sts., BostonFormats6¾ x 5½"Prices10c to 50cPagecounts50 - 200 pages (early issues 50 pages according to Johannsen; issue examined by LeBlanc 200 pages)Mentioned in: Dime Novel Bibliography |
Los Angeles MagazineCountry: US
Publishers: Los Angeles Magazine, LLC Editors: Maer Roshan Related Sites: Wikipedia |
Los Angeles TimesCountry: US
Daily newspaper, intially titled Los Angeles Daily Times.
Publishers: Los Angeles Times Communications LLC Editors: Norman Pearlstine (in 2018) Related Sites: Wikipedia |
Lost Continent Library MagazineCountry: US
A free monthly PDF magazine focused on classic adventure movies, fiction and real-life adventure.
Editors: Walter Bosley Related Sites: PulpWiki |
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Lost PagesCountry: CanadaTotal Issues: 10
Low-paying online magazine.
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Lost SanctumCountry: USTotal Issues: 3
"A quarterly magazine of Pulp Fiction, History, and Art. Each issue will focus on a specific theme & genre, with Classic old stories, New Writers and Artists, Articles & Essays, Comics, Book & Film Reviews, Pulp facsimile reproductions, and much, much more
Editors: Ron Hanna Formats: 8.5" x 11", perfect binding Prices: $15.00 Pagecounts: 156pp |
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Lost WorldsCountry: US
Fanzine subtitled "the writers' and artists' science fiction and fantasy forum" and featuring previously unpublished authors.
Editors: Holley B. Drye |
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LotusCountry: USTotal Issues: 26
Weekly miscellany including stories, poetry and a series of 8 original illustrated articles entitled "American Antiquities", mostly concerned with Native American relics, by Montroville W. Dickson.
Frequency: weekly |
The Lotus JournalCountry: UKTotal Issues: 118
Subtitled "A monthly magazine on theosophical lines for children and young people".
Editors: E.M. Mallet (Mrs. Whyte) and Herbert Whyte Frequency: monthly |
Lotus SeriesCountry: USTotal Issues: 27
The first 15 volumes are reprints of Kipling, the last 12 are tiny booklets containing one song per issue (and mostly blank paper),
Formats: 6¼" x 4" (first 15 titles) Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 150-200pp (first 15 titles), 16pp (often mostly blank; last 12 titles) Frequency: weekly Mentioned in: Dime Novel Bibliography |
Louisiana LiteratureCountry: US
Emphasis on articles on Louisiana writing, history or art, and also runs local stories. Circulation 650. No payment.
Publishers: SLA-792, Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA 70402 (in 1998 - 2002) Editors: Larry Gray at outset; Jack Bedell with David C. Hanson associate (in 2002) Formats: large review Pagecounts: 150pp Frequency: twice yearly Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Louis L'Amour Western MagazineCountry: USTotal Issues: 12
Editors: Elana Lore Formats: slick Prices: $2.95 Pagecounts: 104pp Frequency: bimonthly |
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Lovat Dickson's MagazineCountry: UKTotal Issues: 20
A magazine devoted to the short story (both printing them and discussing them). Authors include Ernest Hemingway, H.E. Bates, Sean O'Faolain, V.S. Pritchett, Luigi Pirandello, D.H. Lawrence, Vladimir Nabokov, William Saroyan, Andre Maurois, John Steinbeck. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersLovat DicksonEditorsPrices1/-Pagecounts144ppFrequencymonthlyMentioned in: British Literary Magazines Vol. 4, The Age of the Storytellers |
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LoveCountry: US
Love contained poetry, prose, commentary, art, short stories, plays, interviews and explored the cultural currents of the time. Contributors included: Ronald Dahl, Kay Boyle, Denise Levertov, Jim Harrison and John Sinclair. In late 1967, Love ran out of funds and was absorbed into Al Young's other simultaneous editorial venture, the poetry magazine Loveletter. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEast Bay Sexual Freedom LeagueEditorsAl YoungPricesFrequency |
