A magazine of "realistic neopopnihilistic conjecturisme" which published some fiction and poetry by John Sladek, among others.

Robert E. Howard fanzine which published a number of REH's stories and poetry along with articles about him.

Robert E. Howard fanzine focussing on articles about Howard, although every issue has one piece of fiction by Howard.

"At TRQ we strive to publish fiction and other forms of literature that you won't find anywhere else. To help prove this, authors must submit at least five rejection slips with each manuscript."

Sleaze, featuring pin-ups and occasional fiction.

A "free" magazine issued on a monthly basis to subscribers to "Relay", a wireless broadcasting service for people with hearing difficulties, speech impediments, etc.

Issues & Index Sources:  1901

Publishers:   J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Company
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Aspiring small press sf and fantasy fiction magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Apr-1973 – ?

Publishers:   Elizabeth, New Jersey

Fanzine.

Subtitled "The Journal of Anthropomorphic Fiction".

Issues & Index Sources:  Nov-1949:

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Publishers:   Utopian Press, 22 Roland Gardens, London SW7
Prices:   2/6d
Pagecounts:   32pp

Described itself at its outset as a magazine of "facts and ideas." Authors of fiction include Ray Bradbury ("The Pedestrian," 7-Aug-1951, and half a dozen other stories) and Bernard Malamud ("The Jewbird," Apr-1963).

Publishes some fiction. After No. 12, it will be published bi-annually in paperback format and distributed throughout the world by The Toby Press. Went online in 2011 and vanished soon afterwards.

Fanzine.

Low-pay magazine, the print version of Residential Aliens.