Subtitled "Fantasy Literature Review", Shadow featured in depth articles on all aspects of horror and fantasy fiction, author profiles, book reviews, fiction and artwork.

Blake's 7 fanzine.

Part of a series of large-size, "bedsheet" format, magazines, issued by Street & Smith in the early 1940's, reprinting stories from The Shadow. Because of World War II paper shortages the third issue was delayed until 1947 and no further issues appeared.

Fanzine.

"A pulp-comic-radio journal dedicated to The Shadow".

Absorbed by Classic, later known as Classic Pictorial of Screen and Stage.

Subtitled "The Eerie Fanzine", Shadowland was a Fantasy Amateur Press Association publication, but also available to non-members. It was a hectographed zine of around 52 pages.

Shadowland is a well-produced fanzine with the usual mix of fiction, articles and poetry.

Fanzine.

Semi-professional online magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Autumn 2010 – #8, 2020:

Science Fiction Index

Website:   www.undertowpublications.com
Publishers:   Undertow Publications
Editors:   Michael Kelly

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An independent, bimonthly magazine that offers a nonsectarian view of "Buddhism, Culture, Meditation, and Life".

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Runs much fiction including work by Shaun MacManus, Denis Holland, John K. Casey.

Although not heavily fiction orientated it nevertheless ran some important stories by leaders of the Irish literary revivals including George Bernard Shaw, John Guinan and Padraic Colum.

Issues & Index Sources:  early 1890s:

Dime Novel Bibliography

Publishers:   Tait, Sons & Company, Union Square, New York, NY
Prices:   25c
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography