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    2AM   (about)
    Semi-professional magazine.

    • Publishers:
      • 2AM Publications; Chicago: 2AM, #1 – #7.
      • 2AM Publications; Rockford, IL: 2AM, #8 – .

    • Editors:

    Two-Books Detective Magazine:   (about)
    Initially reprinting “Two $2.00 Mystery Novels” as Two-Books Detective Magazine, the magazine changed slightly with the third issue to Two-Book Detective Magazine with a tagline of “Two Full-Length Mystery Novels”, each of which was original. After a couple of issues this expanded to “Four Full-Length Mystery Novels” which made nonsense of the title, so that was changed a few issues later to New Detective Magazine.

    Two-Book Detective Magazine
    Title changed from Two-Books Detective Magazine.

    • Publishers:
      • Two-Books Magazines, Inc.; 80 Lafayette Street, New York, NY: Two-Book Detective Magazine.

    New Detective Magazine
    Title changed from Two-Book Detective Magazine.

    • Publishers:
      • Two-Books Magazines, Inc.; 80 Lafayette Street, New York, NY: New Detective Magazine.

    Two-Book Detective Magazine (Canada):   (about)
    Canadian reprint edition of Two-Book Detective Magazine/New Detective Magazine. Other issues probably exist.

    2 Book Mystery Magazine   (about)
    Although implying that it reprinted two full-length, published, novels in each issue, to compete with other similar magazines on the newsstand, 2 Book Mystery Magazine actually reprinted novelettes from other pulps, particularly Private Detective Stories and folded after only two issues.

    • Publishers:
      • Golden Willow Press, Inc.; 125 East 46th Street, New York 17, NY: 2 Book Mystery Magazine.

    • Editors:

    Two Book Saucy Stories   (about)
    Reprint magazine, binding unsold copies of Saucy Movie Tales and Saucy Detective. The precise contents of any issue varied from copy to copy.

    Two Complete Detective Books   (about)
    Two Complete Detective Books was one of the precursors of book clubs in that it afforded the general public current, full-length, fiction in the mystery/detective field at a low price. Including two complete novels in each issue it ran for 76 issues from 1939 to 1953.

    • Publishers:
        at 1658 Summer Street, Stanford, CTReal Adventures Publishing Co., Inc.; 670 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY; and later at 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY; and later at 1658 Summer Street, Stanford, CT: Two Complete Detective Books.

    • Editors:
      • Malcolm Reiss - Editor: Two Complete Detective Books, Winter 1939 – Jan 1943.
      • Jack Byrne - Editor: Two Complete Detective Books, Feb 1943 – Mar 1951.
      • Jack O’Sullivan - Editor: Two Complete Detective Books, Summer 1951 – Spring 1954.

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