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Proteus [1981]Total Issues: 1Subtitled "Voices for the 80's," also billed as "A Destinies Special." Most of the material was originally purchased for Destinies but was later decided to be inappropriate for that series, which had settled into a hard science format.
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ProtoStellarTotal Issues: 2Magazine covering the science fiction, horror and fantasy field, with a small amount of fiction.
Editors: Shadwell Oman Formats: A4 Prices: £2.00 Pagecounts: 51pp |
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Proud FleshTotal Issues: 1One-shot magazine.
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Provincetown ArtsThis annual publication is devoted to the activities in and around Provincetown, the country's most celebrated art community. It "offers a unique blend of interviews, fiction, visual features, reporting, and poetry."
Editors: Christopher Busa (in 1998); Jennifer Liese (in 2000) Frequency: annual Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) Website: www.provincetownarts.org |
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P.S.Total Issues: 3A companion magazine to F&SF featuring non-fiction by many of the same authors.
Editors: Edward L. Ferman Prices: 60c Pagecounts: 64pp Frequency: bimonthly |
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Psychic DimensionsMagazine dealing primarily with ESP, Edgar Cayce etc. that also published some fiction.
Editors: Tony Tallarico Prices: 75c Pagecounts: 64pp |
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Psychology"The standard publication of practical, inspirational and inspired psychology" which published a story in most issues.
Editors: Henry Knight Miller |
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PsychotropeTotal Issues: 9Small press horror magazine.
Editors: Mark Beech Formats: A5 Prices: £2.10 Pagecounts: 46pp - 56pp |
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Public EnemyTotal Issues: 6+8=14Public Enemy was Dell Publishing's attempt to cash in on the G-Man boom of the mid-1930s and featured the adventures of Lynn Vickers, Agent G-77. However, it never really caught on and only ran for six issues under its initial title. In August 1936 the magazine was renamed to Federal Agent and gradually changed to a standard detective pulp, abandoning Lynn Vickers and his colleagues, but it only lasted for eight issues under this incarnation before folding in November 1937. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersDell PublishingEditorsWest F. Peterson to Jan-1937; then Arthur LawsonFormatsstandard pulpPrices10cPagecounts128ppFrequencybimonthly, though monthly Feb-1936 - Jun-1936Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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A Public SpaceTotal Issues: 22 (to Winter 2015)
Editors: Brigid Hughes (in 2006) Formats: paperback Prices: $12.00 Pagecounts: 224pp Frequency: quarterly Website: www.apublicspace.org |
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Puck [1877]Not to be confused with the British comic paper of the same name; Bunner was the main contributor during his editorship; other authors include Dana Burnet, George Nathan, F.P. Adams (originated as a German-language magazine in St. Louis in 1869). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFrequencyRelated SitesSpartacus Educational |
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Puck [1994]Subtitled "the official journal of the irrepressible", featuring fiction, reviews, interviews etc.
Editors: Brian Clark |
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Puck's LibraryHumorous paper with occasional fictional vignettes.
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Puerto del SolLiterary magazine primarily for authors of Latin American association. Circulation 1,200.
Editors: Antonyo Nelson at outset; Kevin McIlvoy (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 250pp Frequency: quarterly to Spring 1983, now twice yearly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) Website: www.puertodelsol.org |
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PuffinaliaThe magazine of the Australian Puffin Club.
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