Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-1981 – Jun-1982:

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Publishers:   Short Story Monthly, Ardmoray, Methven Road, Whitecraigs, Glasgow G46
Formats:   digest
Prices:   80p
Pagecounts:   80pp

Started as a print magazine under the title A Shot in the Dark, was then renamed to Shots and became an online ezine from 2002. Mainly a non-fiction fanzine which published occasional fiction.

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Subtitled "the magazine of entertainment and the arts", this occasionally published condensed (fiction) books and short stories by authors such as Robert Sheckley, as well as articles by authors such as Robert Silverberg and Robert Bloch.

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Magazine published by Selfridges, the upmarket British store. Mainly photographic, but publishes the occasional short story.

Issues & Index Sources:  1963 – 1964?:

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Publishers:   American Art Agency, Inc., 7311 Fulton Avenue, North Hollywood, CA.
Editors:   Frank Harmon

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Pin-up magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Jul/Aug/Sep-1972 – ?:

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Publishers:   American Art Agency, Inc., 21322 Lassen St., Chatsworth, CA
Editors:   Arthur Long

Shrapnel (subtitled "The Official BattleTech Magazine") is an electronic and print-on-demand magazine dedicated to the BattleTech franchise.

Comic book.

Official publication of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America.

Shroud Magazine publishes intelligent and dark speculative fiction as well as original art, film, music reviews, and articles that illuminate the thin veil between reality and fantasy. We deliver the wonder and thrill of dark fiction to discerning readers across the world.

#13 was announced as a special themed issue called "Scary Psyches" edited by Jackie Gamber, but it was never published.

Fanzine.

Contained a mixture of world events, improving literature and (most importantly) weekly reports of local interest.

Small press fantasy/horror/science-fiction fiction magazine.

Sievier, a race-track authority, also edited The Winning Post Annual, which became Bob Sievier's Winning Post Annual, and Bob Sievier's Sporting Annual. He published his autobiography in 1906, as well as a piece of fiction entitled Warned Off: A Romance of the Turf, and also wrote under the pseudonym Kiatib Effendi a book entitled East is East and West is West. A biography of him was written by John Welcome pseud. of John Needham Huggard Brennan entitled Neck or Nothing, Faber, 1970.