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    Million: The Magazine About Popular Fiction [#12, November-December 1992] ed. David Pringle (Popular Fictions, £2.50, 60pp, A4) []
    • 4 · Readers’ Letters · The Readers · lc
    • 6 · A Decent Human Being in the Modern World · Brendan Wignall · iv [Ref. David Nobbs]; Talking to the well-known humorous novelist, creator of the recently televised “Henry Pratt” series.
    • 11 · Slightly Foxed: The Missing Bits · Dave Langford · cl; Revealing the censorship which can afflict even the funniest prose.
    • 12 · History in School Was Never Like This · Lindsey Russell · ar [Ref. Dinah Lampitt]; Meeting a popular historical novelist whose work verges on the fantastic.
    • 15 · “So Little Is Definite” · S. T. Joshi · ar [Ref. Robert Aickman]; A major analysis of the edgy macabre stories written by one of Britain’s greatest exponents of the weird tale.
    • 23 · Susan Moody · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Susan Moody]; This talented crime novelist is the subject of our seventh mini-interview.
    • 25 · Fit to Be Tied: Men Into Space · Graham Andrews · cl [Ref. Murray Leinster]; About a television spin-off novel by the late Murray Leinster.
    • 28 · Hunting the Death Guard · Nick Austin · ar [Ref. Philip George Chadwick]; An account of the tracking down of The Death Guard, Philip George Chadwick’s fabled scientific romance.
    • 30 · Scattergood Baines, Tugboat Annie and Friends · Bernard A. Drew · ar; Heard of Mr. Ephraim Tutt, Scattergood Baines or Tugboat Annie? Their adventures filled the Saturday Evening Post.
    • 35 · Frederick E. Smith · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Frederick E. Smith]; The popular author of war and adventure stories answers questions in our eighth mini-interview.
    • 37 · Feminism and a Fenland Faustus · Gina Wisker · ar [Ref. Fay Weldon]; Fay Weldon’s last TV series, Growing Rich, appeared simultaneously in novel form; absorbing it both on screen and in print.
    • 40 · Yesterday’s Bestsellers, 12: Robert Graves’s I, Claudius · Brian Stableford · ar [Ref. Robert Graves]; Robert Graves wrote what was possibly the greatest historical novel of the century.
    • 45 · Bear Essentials · Pete Crowther · ar; Looking nostalgically at those magical Rupert Bear annuals (by Alfred Bestall and others) which have been appearing since 1936.
    • 49 · Novels Reviewed · Misc. · br; Romance, crime, thrillers, horror, etc, reviewed.
    • 56 · Books About Popular Fiction: August-October 1992 · Misc. · bi

    Million: The Magazine About Popular Fiction [#13, January-February 1993] ed. David Pringle (Popular Fictions, £2.50, 60pp, A4) []
    • 4 · Readers’ Letters · The Readers · lc
    • 6 · A Strange Kind of Believer · Stan Nicholls · iv [Ref. Clive Barker]; Best-known for his horror tales, popular novelist and film director Clive Barker is moving towards fantasy.
    • 10 · The Many Faces of Dracula · Kim Newman · ar; Dracula Returns…and returns, and returns: looking at the many faces of the fiend in fiction and film.
    • 14 · Queen of Espionage Fiction · Mary Cadogan · iv [Ref. Evelyn Anthony]; One of our leading romantic thriller writers, author of The Tamarind Seed, is interviewed.
    • 17 · The Nobility of Suffering · Pete Crowther · iv [Ref. Ed Gorman]; Talking to a distinguished American short-story writer who is master of many genres.
    • 21 · Soft Landings! · Jennifer Schofield · ar [Ref. Captain W. E. Johns]; It’s Captain W.E. Johns’s centenary: writing a nostalgic tribute to one of the century’s bestselling adventure-story writers.
    • 25 · Jean Saunders · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Jean Saunders]; This popular novelist is the subject of our ninth mini-interview.
    • 27 · The King’s New Clothes · S. T. Joshi · ar [Ref. Stephen King]; Providing a controversial analysis of the colossal outpourings of fiction by today’s world-bestselling author.
    • 38 · Classic Books About Popular Fiction, 9: Cheap Thrills: An Informal History of the Pulp Magazine by Ron Goulart · Graham Andrews · ar [Ref. Ron Goulart]; An enjoyable book about popular fiction in the pulp magazines is recalled.
    • 41 · Peter O’Donnell · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Peter O’Donnell]; The creator of Modesty Blaise answers questions in our tenth mini-interview.
    • 43 · Yesterday’s Bestsellers, 13: James Hilton’s Lost Horizon · Brian Stableford · ar [Ref. James Hilton]; James Hilton, author of Lost Horizon, was much admired in the 1930s.
    • 47 · The Sincerest Form of Flattery · Pete Crowther · ar [Ref. Ray Bradbury]; About the adaptations of Ray Bradbury’s most memorable stories to comic-book form.
    • 50 · Novels Reviewed · Misc. · br; Romance, crime, thrillers, Hollywood novels, etc, reviewed.
    • 57 · Books About Popular Fiction: November-December 1992 · Misc. · bi

    Million: The Magazine About Popular Fiction [#14, March-June 1993] ed. David Pringle (Popular Fictions, £2.50, 56pp, A4) []
    • 4 · Pigments of the Imagination · John Feetenby · ar [Ref. John D. MacDonald]; Looking at the colourful character of ’salvage expert’ Travis McGee.
    • 9 · Druids and Starships · Stan Nicholls · iv [Ref. Patricia Kennealy]; Talking to fantasy novelist Patricia Kennealy about the late Jim Morrison.
    • 13 · Dorothy L. Sayers: The Highbrow Detective Story · S. T. Joshi · ar [Ref. Dorothy L. Sayers]; On the appeal of a celebrated detective novelist.
    • 18 · Slightly Foxed: Owl Stuffing Time · Dave Langford · cl; Sampling a Stuffed Owl.
    • 19 · Forever on the Prowl · Kim Newman · ar; Cataloguing the many appearances of Jack the Ripper in fiction and film.
    • 22 · Charlotte Lamb · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Charlotte Lamb]; Interrogating a Mills & Boon novelist.
    • 24 · Mystery of the Amateur Detectives · Gary Westfahl · ar; Writing about the early days of the Hardy Boys, American boy detectives.
    • 33 · Gerald Seymour: A Real Writer · Ian R. MacLeod · ar [Ref. Gerald Seymour]; On the virtues of this British thriller writer.
    • 35 · Jo, Katy, Rebecca, Anne, Judy and Pollyanna · June Barraclough · ar; Recalling some North American childhood heroines and their creators.
    • 40 · Back with Bunter · Andy Sawyer · ar [Ref. Frank Richards]; The Fat Owl flies again.
    • 43 · Lynda La Plante · Gordon Wells · iv [Ref. Lynda La Plante]; Questioning the author of Prime Suspect in our 12th mini-interview.
    • 45 · Yesterday’s Bestsellers, 14: W.H. Hudson’s Green Mansions · Brian Stableford · ar [Ref. W. H. Hudson]; Reappraising an early example of the ecological romance by W. H. Hudson.
    • 49 · Flickering Pictures · Pete Crowther · ar; Checking out the latest graphic novels and other illustrated delights.
    • 51 · Reader’s Letter · Stephen Gallagher · lt
    • 52 · Novels Reviewed · Misc. · br; Crime and humorous fiction reviewed.
    • 54 · Books About Popular Fiction: December 1992 - February 1993 · Misc. · bi

    The Milwaukee Journal [January 12, 1931] []
    Issue partially indexed.
    • · The Mystical Woman Novelist Whose Triple Personality Remains a Puzzle · J. K. · ar

    Mind Boggling Science Fiction   (about)
    Small press science fiction magazine, published to coincide with Intersection.

    • Publishers:
      • Angus McAllister: Mind Boggling Science Fiction.

    • Editors:

    Mind, Inc.:   (about)
    This was basically a pseudo-religious magazine which espoused an “inspirational” philosophy not unlike Rosicrucianism. The early issues contain a lot of fiction, used to illustrate the application of this philosophy to daily life. Much of this fiction is occult, although some stories merely illustrate the workings of Fate without overt supernatural intrusions. Only the fiction is listed here, from the first issue through November 1931, after which the fiction became sporadic. The title was modified to Mind Magazine in May 1932. Its later history is not fully known, but it lasted at least to November 1939, the last issue deposited for copyright.

    • Publishers:
      • Mind, Inc.; New York: Mind, Inc..

    • Editors:

    Mind, Inc. [v2 #5, March 1930] (50¢, 96pp+, pb) []
    No fiction.

    Mind, Inc. [v2 #6, April 1930] (50¢, 96pp+, pb) []
    • 22 · Pogson Goes to Hell · St. John Lucas · ss Saints, Sinners, and the Usual People by St. John Lucas, 1920
    • 30 · R.U.R. · Karel Capek; translated by Paul Selver & Nigel Playfair · pl Doubleday, Page & Co., 1923
      translated from the Czech (R.U.R., Aventinum, 1920).

    Mind, Inc. [v3 #2, August 1930] (50¢, 96pp+, pb) []
    • 62 · Vision · James R. Oliver · nv Victim and Victor by James R. Oliver, Macmillan, 1928

    Mind, Inc. [v4 #2, February 1931] (50¢, 96pp+, pb) []
    • 26 · The Prayer Circle · W. H. Leathem · ss The Comrade in White by W. H. Leathem, Fleming H. Revell Co., 1916

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