Magazine Data File

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Magazine Issues

Wayside Tales [1901]

Published "short stories of interest, ranging from three to five thousand words".

Issues & Index Sources

Mar-1901 – Jul-1901, as Detroit Monthly:

FictionMags Index

(Missing: Mar-1901; Apr-1901; Jul-1901)

Aug-1901 – ?, as Wayside Tales:

FictionMags Index

(sample issue only)

Publishers

in 1903: Wayside Publishing Company, 38 Congress Street West, Detroit, Michigan
Oct-1903 – ?: Chicago

Prices

10c

Frequency

monthly

Wayside Tales [1912]

Originally a cartooning magazine, but fiction was added from Jul-1921 when the "Wayside" name was first used; authors included Vincent Starrett, Victor Rousseau; also published "The Cupboard" by Jeffery Farnol (Apr-1922).

Issues & Index Sources

Jan-1912 – May-1913, as Cartoons

(non-fiction)

Jun-1913 – Jun-1921, as Cartoons Magazine

(non-fiction)

Jul-1921, as Cartoons Magazine and Wayside Tales:

General Fiction Index

Aug-1921 – Dec-1921, as Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine:

General Fiction Index

Jan-1922 – May-1922, as Wayside Tales:

General Fiction Index

Formats

standard format, slick paper

Frequency

monthly

Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps



Issue Checklist

Web Detective Stories

see under (Saturn) (Web Detective/Terror Stories)

Weber Studies

Interdisciplinary humanities journal.

Issues & Index Sources: Winter 1984 – present

Publishers:   Weber State College, 1214 University Circle, Ogden, UT 84408-1214 (in 1998 - 2002)
Editors:   Neila Seshachari (in 1998); Sherwin W. Howard (in 2000 - 2002)
Frequency:   thrice yearly
Sources:   O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002)
Website:   www.weber.edu/weberjournal

Webster Library

Issues & Index Sources: ?

Sources: Dime Novel Bibliography

Webster Review

#18 (Fall 1994) was a special '20 Years' retro-spective

Issues & Index Sources: Spring 1974 – in 1990s

Publishers:   Webster College, Webster Groves, MO
Editors:   Nancy Schapiro
Formats:   review
Frequency:   thrice yearly

Web Terror Stories

see under (Saturn) (Web Detective/Terror Stories)

Wedding Bells

Total Issues: 465 (approximately, may be 470)

See Waite, Quest for Bloods, pp.59-60.

Issues & Index Sources

29-Nov-1870 – 1879

1880 – 1883, as Wedding Bells Novelette

(unconfirmed)

Publishers

Brett

Formats

tabloid (imperial quarto)

Prices

Pagecounts

16pp

Frequency

weekly

The Wedding Ring

Total Issues: 40 (approximately)

A companion to Wedding Bells.

Issues & Index Sources: 6-Mar-1871 – Nov-1871?

Publishers:   Brett
Formats:   tabloid (quarto)
Prices:   ½d
Pagecounts:   8pp
Frequency:   weekly

Weekend (Magazine) [1960s]

In 1962 was requesting "short stories (1000 words) with plenty of atmosphere".

Issues & Index Sources

25-Nov-1904 – 25-Oct-1919, as Daily Mail (Overseas Ed.)

(#1-779)

1-Nov-1919 – 27-Jul-1946, as Overseas Daily Mail

(#780-2174)

3-Aug-1946 – 16-Dec-1950, as Overseas and Transatlantic Mail

(#2175-2401)

23-Dec-1950 – 26-May-1951, as Weekly Overseas Mail

(#2402-2424)

2-Jun-1951 – 4-Sep-1952, as Weekly Overseas Mail (Home & Forces Ed.)

(#2425-2491)

11-Sep-1952 – 2-Jul-1953, as Weekly Overseas Mail (Home Ed)

(#2482-2534)

9-Jul-1953 – 29-May-1957, as Weekend Mail

(#2535-2733)

5-Jul-1957 – 4-Mar-1986, as Weekend

(#2735-)

11-Mar-1986 – 17-Mar-1987, as Weekend Magazine

24-Mar-1987 – 4-Nov-1989, as Weekend

Publishers

Northcliffe House, London EC4

Editors

David Hill (1962-1983)

Frequency

weekly

Weekend [1990s]

Saturday magazine supplement to The Guardian newspaper.

Issues & Index Sources: ?

Editors: Deborah Orr (in 1998)
Frequency: weekly

Weekend Mail

see under Weekend (Magazine)

Week End Novels

A newspaper format publication issued on a weekly basis with each issue containing a complete novel. These were usually reprints of novels that had originally as hard-cover books, though occasionally a novel appearing in Week End Novels was the first UK appearance.

Issues & Index Sources: 1919 – ?:

FictionMags Index

(sample issue only)

Frequency: weekly