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RascalCountry: US
Contained "western and crime sleaze stories and lots of delicious cheesecake".
Editors: Frank Sorren Prices: 35c Pagecounts: 50pp |
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RatsCountry: Australia
Australia's Monthly Satire Magazine.
Editors: Piotr J. Olszewski Prices: A$0.45 Pagecounts: 40pp |
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RattapallaxCountry: USTotal Issues: 24 (as at Sep-2015)
Issues include poetry readings on CD.
Email Address: rattapallax@hotmail.com Publishers: 523 La Guardia Place, Suite 353, New York, NY 10012 (in 2000 - 2002) Editors: Martin Mitchell (in 2002); George Dickerson (in 2000) Frequency: twice yearly Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Rattler's TaleCountry: UK
General fiction fanzine, mainly publishing vignettes.
Editors: North, Anthony Formats: A5 Prices: £2.00 Pagecounts: 80pp |
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RaveCountry: UK
Mostly aimed at teenagers and containing features about pop entertainers, but also included "fiction involving action or adventure, romance, dialogue, and set among contemporary young people" of 1000-3500 words.
Editors: P. Lamburn (c. 1966); Betty Hale (c. 1971) Prices: 2/6d; 12½p Frequency: monthly |
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The Raven ChroniclesCountry: USTotal Issues: 22 (to Fall 2015)
Publishes work which reflects cultural diversity. Also publishes on the internet and occasional chapbooks. Circulation 1,000.
Publishers: Raven Chronicles, Seattle, WA Editors: Phoebe Bosché Formats: A4 Pagecounts: 48+pp Frequency: thrice yearly |
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Ravenwood QuarterlyCountry: USTotal Issues: 2
Editors: Travis Neisler Prices: $15.00 |
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Ray Gun RevivalCountry: USTotal Issues: 57
Semi-professional downloadable online magazine.
Editors: Johne Cooke, L.S. King, Paul Christian Glenn |
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Razar MagazineCountry: USTotal Issues: 2
Thick, themed, horror magazine that contained considerable horror short fiction, articles, artwork and the occasional poem.
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Read! [1943]Country: US
A newsstand magazine containing a mixture of articles and short stories, including ones by Erskine Caldwell and John Cheever.
Editors: Ralph Clark Prices: 10c Pagecounts: 68pp Frequency: monthly |
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Read [1970]Country: US
A supplementary publication for teaching reading and english. Each issue contains stories, poems, a short play based on a story, etc. Merged into Scholastic Scope. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersXerox Education Publications, Middletown, ConnecticutEditorsEdwin A Hoey |
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The Reader (Magazine)Country: USTotal Issues: 63
Subtitled "An Illustrated Monthly". Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Putnam's Monthly Online SourcesHathi TrustOnline Books |
The Reader's DigestCountry: US
Not important for fiction (although it has published condensed novels, but most fiction is reprint), but notable for two other factors: (a) it has achieved what is said to be the world's largest circulation of any magazine (circa 31 million in 1981); and (b) it established the so-called "digest" format (approx. 7.5" tall by 5.25" wide) which was later copied by many fiction magazines. A British edition has been published since 1938.
Publishers: Reader's Digest Association (DeWitt Wallace) Editors: DeWitt Wallace, Kenneth W. Payne and many others Formats: digest Frequency: monthly |
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The Reader's LibraryCountry: USTotal Issues: 2
Formats: standard pulp Mentioned in: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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Reader's ScopeCountry: US
Reader's Scope was the antithesis of Reader's Digest, in format, at least. Some of the contributors are pretty impressive. Truman Capote, for one, was a regular columnist even before he hit 'The Big Time.' Other 'contributors' like Jack London and Poe are almost certainly all reprints, but a fair amount of the fiction was probably first appearance.
Prices: 25c |
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The Readerville JournalCountry: US
Magazine aimed at "consciously bookish folk", occasionally containing some fiction.
Editors: Karen Templer Formats: bedsheet slick Prices: $4.95 Pagecounts: 80pp Frequency: bimonthly |
