Religious paper.

Small-press magazine which appeared in 2 series, the second a paying market.

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Subtitled "Speculative Fiction Without Distraction".

Subtitled "A (Quarterly) Science Fiction & Fantasy Magazine".

Went online after #30.

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Fanzine which tried to "create a vessel of communications open to all; an open ended project which could become almost anything" and published a mix of fiction and poetry.

Pagan comic book published by the Church of All Worlds, a neo-pagan religion based on the teachings of Valentine Smith in STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND.

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Website:   www.darktreepress.com
Email Address:   editor@darktreepress.com
Publishers:   Dark Tree Press, PO Box 748, Boylston, MA 01505
Editors:   Brian Lingard
Prices:   $4.00
Frequency:   Triannual

Women's-orientated fiction, usually a serial plus two or three stories; circulation just under 400,000; really a continuation of The People's Penny Stories. Authors include Eileen Ramsay, Joyce Stranger.

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"35,000 - 37,500-word romantic stories aimed at the post-teenage market".

Non-fiction fanzine that contained a single story in #6, 1981.

Short-lived hardboiled/noir magazine.

Gothic fanzine that published some fiction by Brian Stableford.

Subtitled the "Biannual Journal of the Macabre, Esoteric and Intellectual", Nameless aims to "to meld divergent (even challenging) critical perspectives on a variety of subjects -- fiction, music, art, film, social commentary -- and present them with the best content (literary, artistic, and, in the case of the website, multimedia) we can muster from the genres of horror, science fiction, magical realism, slipstream, and dark fantasy".

#5 was published in 1975

Fanzine.