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Near-Miss WesternCountry: USTotal Issues: 1+1=2
Near-Miss Western, numbered v1 #2, was a spoof pulp featuring "Sheriff fer a Day" by John Locke created for Pulpcon 1995. It was followed in 1996 by On-Time Railroad Stories, numbered v1 #3, featuring "Three Rings o' Hell on Wheels" by John Locke. No other "issues" are known in the series. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAdventure House |
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NeatCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1?
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Neat Bedtime StoriesCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1
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Nebraska ReviewCountry: US
Literary fiction, about 6-10 stories per year. Has published DeWitt Henry, Erin Belieu. Circulation 1,000.
Editors: Art Homer & Richard Duggin at outset; James Reed (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 108pp Frequency: twice yearly Related Sites: Wikipedia Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
Nebula [1950]Country: USTotal Issues: 1?
A one shot sf fanzine published as a tribute to the fanzine Spacewarp. It contained an article, a poem and two fiction pieces.
Editors: Warren Baldwin |
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Nebula [1970]Country: US
Fanzine.
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Nebula RiftCountry: USTotal Issues: 8+40=48
Online SF magazine. Issues & Index Sources
PublisherseFiction PublishingEditorsDoug Lance |
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Nebula Science FictionCountry: UKTotal Issues: 41
For many years, Nebula Science Fiction held the distinction of being the only professional SF magazine published in Scotland, but made a name for itself by frequently publishing original stories by American and Australian authors. It also made history by publishing the first SF story by Robert Silverberg, as well as buying the first SF stories written by Brian Aldiss and Barrington Bayley.
Editors: Peter Hamilton Formats: large digest Prices: 2/- Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: roughly quarterly, but monthly during 1958 Related Sites: Science Fiction Encyclopedia |
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Nebula Science Fiction (Australia)Country: Australia
Australian reprint edition of Nebula Science Fiction; it is thought these simply had different covers and prices to the UK editions. There was also a New Zealand reprint editions of #10 at least.
Formats: large digest |
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Nebula Science Fiction (US)Country: UKTotal Issues: 10
American reprint edition of Nebula Science Fiction. While many earlier issues appeared in the US with a price sticker over the standard UK issue, these issues were printed in the US and appeared three to four months after the equivalent UK issues.
Formats: large digest Prices: 35c Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: monthly |
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NebulousfanCountry: US
Fanzine.
Editors: Teddy Harvia |
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NecrographyCountry: USTotal Issues: 1
Amateur magazine, subtitled "The Magazine of Morbidity".
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NecromancerCountry: USTotal Issues: 3
A traditional fanzine of the 1940s, featuring stories and articles.
Editors: David A. MacInnes |
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NecrophantasyCountry: US
Fanzine distributed as part of the EOD APA.
Editors: Mark & Fran Sprague |
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Necrotic TissueCountry: USTotal Issues: 8
Small press magazine carrying horror stories and articles. Initially online, it published print issues starting with #7.
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Ned Buntline's OwnCountry: US
One of the first story-papers, filled mostly by Judson.
Editors: E.Z.C. Judson Frequency: weekly |
