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OnthebusSubtitled "A New Literary Magazine".
Editors: Jack Grapes Prices: $7.00 |
Oomph Bedtime StoriesTotal Issues: 1
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Opaline SeriesTotal Issues: 1
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Open CityTotal Issues: 30Tries to emulate Partisan Review from the 1940s. Has published Cyril Connolly, Jim Thompson. Publishes perhaps 10 stories per year. Circulation 5,000.
Website: www.opencity.org Editors: Thomas Beller, Daniel Pinchbeck (in 2000 - 2002) Email Address: ocmagazine@aol.com Formats: review Pagecounts: 200pp Frequency: quarterly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Open ConfessionsTotal Issues: 1?
Prices: 1/3d Pagecounts: 30pp |
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The Open RoadBoys magazine encouraging the outdoor life. Ran regular stories. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersOpen Road Publications, IllinoisEditorsPricesPagecountsFrequencymonthlyRelated SitesWikipedia |
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Open WindowTotal Issues: 12An artistic and imaginative "new age" magazine with the emphasis on poetry, illustration, plays and stories. Authors include Lord Dunsany, E.M. Forster, Frank Swinnerton, Katherine Mansfield ("A Fairy Story" Dec-1910).
Editors: Vivian Locke Ellis Formats: an early "little" magazine (6" x 4.5") Pagecounts: 65pp Frequency: monthly Sources: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3 |
Operation FantastTotal Issues: 17Fanzine.
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Operator #5Total Issues: 17+31=48A character pulp. The lead novels are all SF but the back-up stories almost never are. The novels from June 1936 to March 1938 are sequential and tell the story of the "Purple Invasion." Another sequence, featuring an invasion by the "Yellow Vulture," was begun in May 1939 and had not been resolved when the magazine folded. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersPopular PublicationsEditorsRogers Terrill with Henry SperryFormatsstandard pulpPrices10cPagecountsFrequencymonthly to Apr-1936; then mostly bimonthlyRelated SitesScience Fiction EncyclopediaSourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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Operator #5 (Canada)Canadian reprint edition of Operator #5.
Sources: The Pulpster #11, 2001 |
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OpportunityA magazine aimed at salesmen that ran some fiction in 1929/1930 at least. Succeeded by "Salesman's Opportunity" which may or may not have run any fiction.
Editors: James R. Quirk Formats: 13.5" x 9.5" slick Prices: 10c |
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Opportunity: A Journal of Negro LifeThe house organ of the Urban League of Chicago "A journal of Negro life that would devote itself religiously to an interpretation of the social problems of the Negro population." From 1924 launched a literary competition to foster creative expression among young black writers, and to expose that writing to an audience outside of the African American community. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNational Urban League, NYEditorsFormatstabloid?Pagecountsaround 32ppFrequencyRelated SitesWikipedia |
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The OptimistTotal Issues: 9A short-run little magazine whic mostly published articles and poetry, but included several brief pices of fiction.
Editors: H. S. Kneedler |
Optimus SeriesTotal Issues: 38
Formats: 7 1/4 x 5" Prices: 50c ($6.00 per year) Pagecounts: 175 to 300 Frequency: Monthly Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography |
Opus QuarterlyTotal Issues: 5
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The Oracle [1933]Total Issues: 1322"A story paper for women," mentioned by George Orwell in his 1940 essay
on boys' weeklies. Title changed to "Oracle" sometime between 1952 and 1957. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAmalgamated PressEditorsLen PrattWilliam Lewis Allen [Editor in Chief] Formatssmall tabloid (quarto)PricesPagecounts20pp (in 1957)Frequencyweekly |
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