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Nugget Library (UK)Country: UKTotal Issues: 108+330+70=508
The third series was taken over by Amalgamated Press after some 20 issues. The
bulk of the Henderson period yarns were written by Stephen H. Agnew and Lucas
Reed, but later issues starred Harmsworth stalwarts like Arthur S. Hardy, Henry
T. Johnson, Reginald Wray and John G. Rowe. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJames Henderson, Red Lion House, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London; Amalgamated PressEditorsJohn W. WhewayPrices1dPagecounts68ppFrequency4 per month; weekly; 3 per month; 2 per month |
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NuggetsCountry: UKTotal Issues: 29+636+25=690
Became Nuggets with issue 30 (26-Nov-1892); the first 29 issues were
entitled Comic Pictorial Nuggets, a ½d, 16-page comic paper; the size
of the title was doubled and the contents split into two - 16 pages each
of "story Nuggets" and "pictorial Nuggets" until #638. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJames HendersonEditorsAlfred W. BarrattFormatsquartoPrices1dPagecounts16pp; 32pp from #30; 24pp for final seriesFrequencyweekly (every Friday) |
Nugget WeeklyCountry: UKTotal Issues: 34
A combination of the former Prairie, Detective and Robin Hood libraries which retained their best features; characters included Sexton Blake, Robin Hood, Buffalo Bill and Nelson Lee amongst others, mostly reprints artists included Arthur Jones, Harry Lane, Fred Bennett and Leonard Shields. Named after the Nugget Library which the A.P. had then recently taken over from James Henderson & Son. Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into The Marvel PublishersAmalgamated PressEditorsH.W. Twyman; John W. Wheway (Sub-editor)Formatssmall; switches to larger format from #15Pagecounts32pp; 16pp from #15 |
Nuits d'AmourCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1?
Probably a one-shot - it announces a forthcoming "new number" called Piccadilly Playtime. The only price listed anywhere is 100Fr.
Formats: 7" x 9.5" saddle-stapled Pagecounts: 32pp |
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NuketownCountry: USTotal Issues: 58
Online small press magazine which ceased to run fiction after June 2002.
Editors: Ken Newquist, Easton, Pennsylvania |
Nu Ormenel CollectedCountry: USTotal Issues: 5
Star Trek fanzine focussing on Klingon stories.
Editors: Fern Marder & Carol Walske Related Sites: Fanlore |
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The Nursery (UK)Country: UKTotal Issues: 12
Nursery-age magazine written, as Gifford notes, "in words of one and two syllables."
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The Nursery (US)Country: US
Full title is "The Nursery, A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers".
Editors: Fanny P. Seaverns Prices: 15c Frequency: monthly Online Sources: Online Books |
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Nursery WorldCountry: UK
Contains "Authoritative articles on all aspects of child- and parenthood, short stories and nature articles for children, poems."
Editors: Joan Viner Prices: 3d; 6d Frequency: weekly |
NyarlathotepCountry: USTotal Issues: 6?
Fanzine.
Editors: Ben Solon |
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NyctalopsCountry: USTotal Issues: 18
Amateur magazine.
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NylonCountry: US
Edgy monthly women's magazine with occasional fiction.
Email Address: nylonmag@aol.com Publishers: 394 West Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10012 Editors: Gloria M. Wong Frequency: monthly Related Sites: Wikipedia Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2000 or 2002) |
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The Nylon JungleCountry: US
Editors: Robert E. Watson |
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Nylon QueensCountry: US
Editors: Joseph T. Sherwood |
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NymphetCountry: US
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Oak LeavesCountry: USTotal Issues: 16
Fanzine dedicated to the writings of Otis Adelbert Kline. It did not normally publish fiction but one issue (#8) was all fiction.
Editors: David Anthony Kraft Frequency: Quarterly |
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