Primarily school stories about Ben Bright, Dorothy Dare and Tom True and the adventures which take them on travels around the world.

"Three Crows Magazine is a quarterly Science Fiction and Fantasy magazine that includes short stories up to 4,000 words, book, film, and video game reviews, and interviews with writers, editors, and influencers in the world of SFF."

Announced as a companion to Three Western Novels, no trace of this magazine has yet been found and it may not exist.

An online speculative fiction magazine, publishing stories of horror, wonder, and the weird.

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Covers the whole range of creative and literary works. Contributors include John Berger, Seamus Heaney, Susan Sontag, Amy Tan, Thom Gunn. Circulation 10,000.

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Publishers:   Big Engine Co. Ltd, P.O. Box 185, Abingdon, OX14 1GR
Editors:   Liz Holliday
Formats:   A4
Prices:   £3.50
Pagecounts:   72pp
Frequency:   bimonthly
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia

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Issues & Index Sources:  Jun-1948 – Dec-1950:

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Publishers:   Atlas News
Formats:   standard pulp
Frequency:   bimonthly but no issues Nov-1948 - May-1949
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western

British reprint edition of 5 Western Novels Magazine.

Semi-professional magazine.

While contemporary statements of intent indicate that this magazine was originally intended to have a heavy fantasy orientation, in actuality its fantasy content is probably not much higher than most contemporary adventure fiction magazines, and varies considerably from issue to issue.

The Annotated Index to The Thrill Book by Richard Bleiler (Starmont, 1991)

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The Thriller is an obscure magazine made up of unsold issues of The Black Cat, Short Stories and possibly other magazines. At this time it has been impossible to ascertain how many issues of The Thriller were published - the latest known is #12 in 1918.

A 1916 issue of The Black Cat contains an ad for The Thriller (probably #1) containing the August through November 1915 issues of The Black Cat.

Contained a complete mystery story (25,000 words) each issue, plus supporting serials, short stories or features. Published masses of crime, mystery and thriller serials and stories, many adapted from US sources. Noted for its stories by Leslie Charteris and Edgar Wallace; also published Douglas Newton, Edmund Snell, Barry Perowne, Sydney Horler, Capt W.E. Johns and 'Maxwell Grant'.

Incorporates: Wild West from 25-Feb-1939 Further Reading: The Thriller by Derek J. Adley & W.O.G. Lofts (Colne, Lancs., A & B Whitworth, 1990).

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Canadian reprint edition of The Thriller.

A confession format horror magazine with ludicrous photo covers. Printed in Canada.