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Quest [1926]Religious paper. Subtitled "A magazine for young people" at first, and later "A Baptist magazine for young people"; was briefly entitled The War-time Quest. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersPagecounts32ppFrequencyquarterly |
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The Quest [1965]Quarterly literary magazine.
Editors: Alexis Levitin Formats: digest Prices: $1.00 Pagecounts: 72pp |
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QuestarTotal Issues: 13A comics and media fan magazine with newsstand distribution. Most issues contain some amounts of fiction. Many changes took place in the last issue, including an increased fiction content.
Editors: William G. Wilson; Horace L. Gold was Fiction Editor on last two issues Formats: slick Prices: various Pagecounts: various Frequency: roughly quarterly Related Sites: Science Fiction Encyclopedia |
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Quest Detective NewsTotal Issues: 1?One-shot magazine/anthology of original stories by South African authors.
Formats: pulp Prices: 1/6d Pagecounts: 48pp |
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Question MarkFanzine.
Editors: Kevin Wheelahan |
Quick Trigger Western MagazineTotal Issues: 13Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGood Story Magazine (Harold Hersey)Formatsstandard pulpPrices25cFrequencymonthly to May-1930 and from Oct-1930; in between bimonthlySources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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Quick Trigger Western Novels MagazineTotal Issues: 1+12=13Issues & Index Sources
PublishersQuick TriggerFormatsstandard pulpFrequencybimonthlySources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western |
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Quick Trigger Westerns (Australia)Total Issues: 2?Thin Australian digest.
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The QuillSubtitled "a magazine of Greenwich Village".
Editors: Harold Hersey |
The QuiverTotal Issues: 1284A religious-orientated magazine that concentrated on articles and
fiction of a highly moral and improving nature, its full title saying
"designed for the defence of Biblical truth and the advancement of
religion." The religious stranglehold was relaxed after Cassell's death
in 1865. Only writer of note in early years was Mrs Henry Wood; later it
published such popular authors as Rider Haggard ("When the World Shook,"
1918 - 1919). Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Sunday Companion PublishersEditorsFrequencyweekly (also issued very attractive Christmas annuals); ?monthly in later years?Sources: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3, The Age of the Storytellers |
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QWF (Quality Women's Fiction)Total Issues: 49Small-press magazine aimed at producing the best in women's writing.
Frequency: bimonthly |
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Racing ShortsTotal Issues: 1
Prices: 7d |
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Racing SpecialTotal Issues: 1Mainly non-fiction, but included one story.
Prices: 1/- |
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Racket-Buster DetectiveTotal Issues: 1One of the many undated "one shot" magazines published in the UK in the years after the Second World War. In a loose series with Crime Detective, Homicide Reporter, Police Detective and Crime Investigator.
Formats: pulp Prices: 9d Pagecounts: 64pp |
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Racketeer StoriesTotal Issues: 19Racketeer Stories was one of Harold Hersey's less successful gangster
pulp magazines, attempting to cash in on the popularity of Gangster
Stories. It lasted for only 19 issues before being merged with its
companion magazine, Gangland Stories. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Gangland Stories PublishersGood Story Magazine (Harold Hersey)Formatsstandard pulpPrices20cFrequencymostly monthly, but bimonthly from May/Jun-1931Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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RacketsTotal Issues: 1?
Sources: It's a Man's World |
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