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MisanthropeCountry: AustraliaTotal Issues: 1
Misanthrope dealt with the dark underbelly of society and the horrors and perversions one would expect to find there. The first issue came out at the end of 1997 -- just in time for that Christmas stocking! There was a second issue planned, but as often happens with these things, it never happened.
Editors: Chris A. Masters Formats: A4 Prices: A$5.00 Pagecounts: 48pp |
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Miscellania UnlimitedCountry: US
Fanzine that mixed comic strips with fiction reprints (including "Valor Of Cappen Varra" by Poul Anderson).
Editors: Edd Vick |
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MiscellanyCountry: USTotal Issues: 6
The magazine featured poetry, essays, and film, art, and literature reviews.
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MischiefCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1?
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The MiskatonicCountry: US
An H.P. Lovecraft-based fanzine which contained articles, poetry and research revolving arpound HPL. It also carried at least one piece of fiction per issue.
Editors: Dirk Mosig |
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Miss 1929/1930Country: USTotal Issues: 13?
Issues & Index Sources
PublishersClayton MagazinesEditorsF. Orlin TremaineFormatslarge pulpFrequencymonthly? |
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Miss AmericaCountry: USTotal Issues: 65
General magazine featuring "anything of interest to the teen-age girl, including
fiction, articles, and features". There were two comic strips in each issue,
including one which launched the career of Patsy Walker, the Marvel character.
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Miss Braddon's Celebrated NovelsCountry: USTotal Issues: 9
Prices: 25c to 75c Mentioned in: Dime Novel Bibliography |
Miss Braddon SeriesCountry: USTotal Issues: 7
Formats: 9¼ x 5 7/8" Prices: 25c to 75c Pagecounts: 84 to 300 Mentioned in: Dime Novel Bibliography |
The Missionary Juvenile and Illustrated Missionary News for Young PeopleCountry: UKTotal Issues: 44
Frequency: monthly |
Mississippi ReviewCountry: US
Publishes many stories and poems including additional ones on its website. Had special Cyberpunk issue (Vol.16 no. 2/3) ed by Larry McCaffery with William Gibson, Bruce Sterling, Rudy Rucker, John Shirley, Timothy Leary. Other authors include Joyce Carol Oates, Kathy Acker, Paul Auster, Amy Clampitt, Paul Hoover, etc. Vol.21 No.3 was special British issue with Martin Amis, Ian McEwan, Roddy Doyle, Will Self, Iain Sinclair. There was also a special short story issue (Vol. 21 No.1/2) with Margaret Atwood, John Barth, Donald Barthelme, Thom Jones, Susan Minot, etc. Circulation 2,000.
Publishers: Center for Writers, University of Southern Mississippi, Box 5144, Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5144 (in 2000 - 2002) Editors: Frederick Barthelme (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: large digest Frequency: twice-yearly Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Miss ModernCountry: UK
Frequency: monthly |
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The Missouri ReviewCountry: US
Their simple mission: to discover and nurture the most talented new writers of prose and poetry in America and to showcase their work in a beautifully designed journal. Vol.7 #2 (1984) was a special all-sf issue. See Best of Missouri Review ed. Morgan Speer (1991). Circulation 7,000.
Publishers: University of Missouri Press, 1507 Hillcrest Hall, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211 (in 1998 - 2002) Editors: Morgan Speer (in 1998 - 2002; or Speer Morgan) Frequency: thrice yearly Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Mr. [1937]Country: US
Humour magazine with "cartoons, stories and articles".
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Mr. [1950]Country: US
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Mr. AmericaCountry: USTotal Issues: 4+7+5=16
For most of it's run, Mr. America was a bodybuilding and fitness magazine, but in August 1952 it changed to a men's adventure magazine. Confusingly it then split into two magazines, American Manhood which continued the issue numbering of the former magazine but ran only for a further 7 issues before folding, and a new Mr. America which restarted at v1#1 but only ran for 5 issues before reverting to being a body-building magazine with no fiction. Issues & Index Sources
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