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Reckon: The Magazine of Southern Culture (about)
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A one-shot amateur journalism publication with a high concentration of fantasy and fantasy-related material. Often considered the first fanzine, though it predates the formation of SF fandom by several years. A “facsimile” reprint (actually a Xerox) was issued by Moshassuck Press, Glenview, IL in 1990.
Publishers: The Recluse Press; Athol, MA.
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— Red Blooded Stories
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— Tales of Danger and Daring
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The Red Book Magazine: (about)
Founded in the early years of the twentieth century, along with Green Book and Blue Book, Red Book originally carried fiction aimed at women and might have been considered a pulp magazine. By the end of 1929 it had become Redbook and was carrying material similar to other women’s magazines. It still continued to publish fiction well into the 1980s, although less and less frequently as the years progressed. The August 1993 issue is the last issue known to have contained any fiction.
— The Red Book Illustrated
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— The Red Book
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— The Red Book Magazine
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