Semi-professional online magazine.

Amateur magazine.

Amateur magazine, featuring fiction, verse, articles and columns. The most interesting items are the artwork, verse and "Department on BEMs" by Lin Carter.

Fanzine. The following issues were announced but never appeared: #6 — "All the Lights Were Green" by A.J. Burks #7 — "Gentlemen, The Queen" by Wilson Tucker #8 — "Round Trip" by R.J. Gaulin. #9 — "Werewolf" by Toby Duane

Fanzine.

Fanzine.

Non-fiction magazine which publishes the ocasional piece of reprint or original fiction.

Issues & Index Sources:  Dec-1953 – May-1970:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   Fantasy Publishing Co., Inc., Los Angeles.
Formats:   digest
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia
Mentioned in:   Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

British reprint edition of Spaceway, with occasional stories from elsewhere.

Classic fanzine. Each issue had from 1 to 4 stories, poems, articles and the occasional serial.

Amateur print magazine that converted into an online weekly story subscription service from 5 September 1997.

Primarily non-fiction with a serial and one story.

A popular miscellany; it published at least one short story per issue, including Thomas Burke's debut story ("The Bellamy Diamonds") in 1901.

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"A bold revival of the short story format, punctuated with classic and modern poetry forms, Spark: A Creative Anthology features the freshest work from a range of talented writers, from established professionals to newly-emerging authors and poets."

Issues & Index Sources:  1962? – 1964?:

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(sample issues only)

Publishers:   Parliament Publications

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1951:

FictionMags Index

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London