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    Gamut Magazine [Issue Four, April 2024] (online) []
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · The Skullhole Panic · N. M. Whitley · ss
    • · The Shift · Miel MacRae · ss
    • · The Rue Morgue Evolution and the Horror of Being Human · Joseph Sale · ar
    • · Naglfar · Elin Olausson · ss
    • · In This Dress, Stitched in Anger, I Thee Wed · Lindsey Godfrey Eccles · ss Orpheus + Eurydice Unbound, Air and Nothingness Press, 2022
    • · Think You Know Horror? Dead Right Might Tell You Otherwise · Lisa Morton · ar
    • · Cire Perdue · Ariel Marken Jack · ss No Trouble at All ed. Alexis DuBon & Eric Raglin, Cursed Morsels Press, 2023
    • · The Boy in the Barn, 1929 · Jessica L. Walsh · pm
    • · Coblynau · Catherine McCarthy · ss Mists and Megaliths by Catherine McCarthy, self-published, 2021
    • · A Girl Walks Out of a Bar · Jessica L. Walsh · pm

    Gamut Magazine [Issue Five, May 2024] (online, cover by Orion Zangara) []
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · Be Glad, O Children · Cormack Baldwin · ss
    • · To Hurt a Haunted House · Stephanie Wytovich · ss
    • · Welcome to the Organ Extraction Emporium · Alicia Hilton · ss Darkness Blooms ed. Alin Walker & Monica Louzon, The Dread Machine, 2023
    • · The First Year of Marriage · Whittney Jones · pm
    • · Red Snowdrop · Diana Dima · ss
    • · Girl in Glass, Brightly · Elou Carroll · ss Spirit Machine, Air and Nothingness Press, 2022
    • · The Unravelling · Sheila Massie · ss
    • · Wildcat Hills · Whittney Jones · pm
    • · Redefining the Borders: My Experience of Queerness in Horror Fiction · Poppy Z. Brite · ar
    • · The Unapology of Baba Yaga · Lindy Ryan · ar A Compendium of Creeps ed. Jeff Provine & Joe Sullivan, Cemetery Gates Media, 2023
    • · Alice in Wonderland Is Horror, Actually · Alex Woodroe · ar (r)

    Gamut Magazine [Issue Eleven, November 2024] (online) []
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · Aardvark · Jackson Vrana · ss
    • · Nelly’s World · Arthur H. Manners · ss Divergent Realms ed. Riley Odell, Riley Odell, 2024
    • · My Greatest Irrational Fear: When Proteins Turn—The Insidious Horror of Prion Disease · Veda Villiers · ar
    • · Families Are All Alike · Kristin Peterson · ss
    • · In Defense of Anti-Science · J. H. Siegal · ar
    • · 13 Tourist Destination for Horror Lovers · Annie Neugebauer · ar
    • · Pepper Honey and Cedar Smoke · K. S. Walker · ss Decoded Pride #3, June 2022
    • · El Rumbo de la Muerte · Jess Simms · ar
    • · Had You Been a Dragonfly · Charlotta Amato · ss
    • · Mr. and Mrs. Kett · Sam Hicks · ss Nightscript Vol. V ed. C. M. Muller, Chthonic Matter, 2019
    • · She-Wolf · Arden Powell · ss

    Gamut Magazine [Issue Twelve, December 2024] (online) []
    Details taken from magazine website.
    • · Blood Debt · E. C. Dorgan · ss The Dread Machine v3 #3, 2023
    • · The Velveteen Goblin · Amanda Cecelia Lang · ss
    • · Christmas Eve in an Old House: The History of Christmas Ghost Stories · Lisa Morton · ar
    • · The Exorcist’s Guidebook · K. J. Chien · ss
    • · Hvalur · Starlene Justice · ss
    • · A Cut Rock Does Not Bleed, It Shines · Shelley Lavigne · ss Another Name for Darkness ed. Paula Dias Garcia, Sam Agar, Marc Clohessy & Issy Flower, Sans. Press, 2023
    • · Death Machines: Grim Harbingers of Doom · Amy Grech · ar
    • · The Last Box · Luigi Musolino · ss
    • · Body & Blood · Nick Kolakowski · ss
    • · The Suffering and Sacrifice of Hans Christians Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid” · Cynthia Pelayo · ar

    The Gang Magazine   (about)
    One of the innumerable magazines introduced to capitalise on the reading public’s fascination with gangsters and gun molls, The Gang Magazine was less successful than most and lasted a mere three issues.

    • Publishers:
      • Lincoln Hoffman; 220 West 42nd Street, New York, NY: The Gang Magazine.

    • Editors:

    Gang Shorts   (about)
    Small pamphlet magazines issued toward the end of the Second World War when paper rationing was at its height.

    • Publishers:
      • Gerald G. Swan, Ltd.: Gang Shorts.

    Gang Shorts [2nd Collection] (Gerald G. Swan, 5.5″ x 8.5″) []
    Issue not indexed.

    Gang World:   (about)
    Gang World was one of the first gangster pulps, created by Popular Publications in 1930 and running for 25 monthly issues. When it folded in November 1932, the title was picked up by Spencer Publications, but by then the pressure against gangster pulps was growing and the magazine only lasted for a further seven issues.

    Gang World (first series)

    • Publishers:
      • Popular Publications, Inc.; 220 East 42nd Street, New York, NY; and later at 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, IL: Gang World.

    Gang World (second series)
    Title revived by a different publisher.

    • Publishers:
      • Spencer Publications, Inc.; 4600 Diversey Avenue, Chicago, IL: Gang World.

    Gangland-Racketeer Stories
    Mike Cook, in Mystery, Detective and Espionage Magazines, lists this as a Blue Band magazine in the 1930s, but this is probably a confusion for the merger of Gangland Stories and Racketeer Stories.

    Gangland Stories:   (about)
    Racketeer Stories and Gangland Stories were two of Harold Hersey’s less successful gangster pulp magazines, attempting to cash in on the popularity of Gangster Stories. The former lasted for only 18 issues and the latter for a mere 14 issues before the two magazines were merged to form Racketeer and Gangland Stories, which lasted a mere three issues. Commenced with Volume 1 #2, a practice not unusual with Harold Hersey magazines.

    Gangland Stories

    • Publishers:
      • Double-Action Magazines, Inc.; 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, IL: Gangland Stories.

    Racketeer and Gangland Stories
    Title changed from Gangland Stories, following merger with Racketeer Stories.

    • Publishers:
      • Blue Band Publishing Corp.; Myrick Building, Springfield, MA: Racketeer and Gangland Stories.

    Gangster Stories:   (about)
    Initially one of Hersey’s more successful pulps, Gangster Stories was sold in 1932, along with all his magazine assets. The new owners boastfully renamed the magazine Greater Gangster Stories but the readers were less impressed and the magazine folded after only 13 issues.

    Gangster Stories

    • Publishers:
      • Good Story Magazine Co., Inc.; 25 West 43rd Street, New York, NY; and later at Myrick Building, Springfield, MA: Gangster Stories, Nov 1929 – Nov 1931.
      • Blue Band Publishing Corp.; Myrick Building, Springfield, MA: Gangster Stories, Dec 1931 – Nov 1932.

    • Editors:

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