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Pandora MagazineCountry: US
Billed as a "multi-media, cross-genre art and culture magazine" this has a very glossy website with cover scans of 4 issues, but never actually appeared.
Publishers: Mabelyn Arteaga & Robert Mendoza Editors: Ed Mathews & Victoria Slocum |
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Pandora Science Fiction Science FantasyCountry: USTotal Issues: 100
Magazine reprinting out-of-copyright stories.
Editors: William Kern |
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Pangolin PapersCountry: US
All-fiction journal.
Editors: Pat Britt (in 1998) Frequency: thrice yearly |
PantechniconCountry: USTotal Issues: 10
Online amateur magazine, became low-paying market from issue #8. The final issue was published back-to-back with Theaker's Quarterly Fiction.
Editors: Trudi Topham (with Andy Frankham-Allen up to issue #4) to issue #9; Silver Age Books, #10 |
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Pantheon MagazineCountry: USTotal Issues: 11
"Pantheon Magazine is intrigued with Greek Mythos and aims to provide great theme based content on a quarterly basis.
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PanurgeCountry: UK
Contains new fiction by new writers. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsreviewPrices£2.95Pagecounts128ppFrequencytwice-yearly |
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Paper DjinnCountry: USTotal Issues: 1 (as at Oct-2022)
Formats: ebook |
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The Papyrus [1903]Country: USTotal Issues: 89?+28=117?
One of the earliest little magazines, called 'A Magazine of Individuality'. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersMichael MonahanEditorsMichael MonahanFormatsdigestFrequencymonthly with gaps. |
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Papyrus [1999]Country: US
Professional online magazine, one new story a week.
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parAbnormal DigestCountry: USTotal Issues: 4+16=20 (as at Jan-2023)
The stated aim of the magazine is "to bring a fresh new approach to the entertainment factors inherent in Paranormal Activities and the various studies thereof". Issues & Index Sources
Website: www.hiraethsffh.com PublishersSam's Dot Publishing; White Cat Publications; Hiraeth PublishingEditorsH. David BlalockFormatsdigestFrequencytwice a year |
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ParabolaCountry: US
Produced by the Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition; focus on essays, stories and artwork which reworks myth and fable. Mostly non-fiction. Circulation 41,000.
Publishers: Tamarack Press, New York Editors: David Appelbaum Formats: quarto Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: quarterly |
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Parade [1915]Country: UK
"Short stories (2000 - 2500 words)".
Editors: Alfred Brockman (in 1962) Frequency: weekly |
Parade [1936]Country: USTotal Issues: 1?
The Spring 1936 issue supposedly contained stories by Nelson Bond ("Word of Power"), John Cheever ("Bayonne") and Erskine Caldwell ("The Sunfield"), but no other details (or issues) are known.
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Parade [1937]Country: UKTotal Issues: 48?
Called itself 'The British digest of good reading' but possibly did not publish any fiction.
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Parade [1960s]Country: UK
Parade was a continuation of Blighty, a patriotic war-time pin-up
magazine. By the 1960s, Parade was a general weekly newsstand magazine
running slightly risque stories of the kind you could find in a lot of
men's adventure magazines, but also continuing the pin-ups on the covers
and (topless) nudity from Blighty. In this period, each issue also
carried an installment of an adaptation of a current movie. These were
each done in four episodes and anonymously adapted a lot of movies not
otherwise novelised, amongst them 'The Italian Job'. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsAlfred Brockman (in 1966)PricesPagecounts32pp (in 1960s)FrequencyRelated SitesMagForumMagForum |
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