Feminist magazine that published some fiction.

Publishes fiction and poetry. No payment but awards Eyster Prize to best story each year. Has published George Looney, Steve Stern, Millicent Borges. Circulation 500. Went online in 2010.

A paperback anthology series with many magazine-like features. A direct replacement for Far Frontiers and a spiritual revival of Destinies. There was no volume 5.

New Detective Magazine started in 1941 promising "the NEWest in Crime Fiction, and carried the standard fare of crime stories, with emphasis on police detectives, by some of the most popular authors. It ran for 73 issues and was then, in August 1953, merged with Detective Tales to form Fifteen Detective Stories.

This was originally launched as a new magazine with the August 1953 issue, but with its second issue picked up the volume numbering of New Detective Magazine. However, it only ran under the new title for 12 issues before folding in June 1955.

It was then relaunched in September 1955 as a men's magazine called True Adventures, but is believe to have published no fiction under that title.

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Canadian reprint edition of New Detective Magazine.

British reprint edition of New Detective Magazine.

British reprint edition of New Detective Magazine.

True crime.

Magazine containing mainly non-fiction on occult subjects, but with at least one story in each of the first five issues.

A series of anthologies devoted to experimental literature. At the core of ND's modernist backlist are early ND authors Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and Tennessee Williams.

A sword & sorcery short fiction magazine featuring brand new fiction, articles, interviews, reviews, and original illustrations!

Agricultural/farming newspaper/magazine that published some fiction.

Authors include Nathaniel Hawthorne ("The Old Maid" Jul-1835), William Austin; Oliver Wendell Holmes, Longfellow, Noah Webster.

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#merges with American Monthly Magazine

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A monthly literary magazine published in Boston, Massachusetts.

Authors include Steve Stern, Tom Paine, Adam Johnson., Daniel Halpern, Charles Wright. Circulation 3,000.

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Dime Novel Bibliography

Publishers:   Bailey & Co., 615 Washington St., Boston
Formats:   7½ x 5"
Pagecounts:   150 to 200
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography