Billed as "an open platform for all social and literary views" and directed and paid for by ex-servicemen.

"A review of science and horror fiction with the goal of breaking genre stereotypes by: publishing highly crafted and compelling stories, maintaining high production values and expanding the traditional genre audience."

Small press fantasy/horror magazine containing fiction and poetry, produced on behalf of the British Fantasy Society. Issues #6 to #9 were part of the omnibus BFS Journal.

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Index to (American) Little Magazines

(1940 - 1942 only)

Publishers:   in Evanston, IL
Editors:   Robert & Margaret Williams (in 1940)

Series of collections reprinting obscure items by Robert E. Howard.

New Ideas was a monthly magazine of tiny little print on newsprint paper; full of ads, but containing fiction, fashion notes, money making hints, recipes, beauty hints, and the like.

Women's fashion magazine which merged with The Designer in 1920.

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American reprint edition of The English Illustrated Magazine.

"Articles, features... short stories".

Literary miscellany. Has published Sue Walker, Jared Carter, James Nolan. Circulation 500.

A weekly socialist paper noted for its short stories.

International literary quarterly. Has published Margaret Atwood, William Burroughs, John Updike, Annie Dillard. Payment minimal. Circulation 2,500.

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Issues & Index Sources:  1870

Publishers:   Sons of Albion Office (Note: Gifford gives Williams)

Issues & Index Sources:  1867? – ?

Publishers:   Penny Miscellany Office
Frequency:   weekly

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