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Active LifeAimed at over-50s. General interest articles and features with occasional fiction.
Editors: Helene Hodge Frequency: bimonthly |
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Actual Detective CasesTrue crime.
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Actual Detective Stories of Women in CrimeTrue crime.
Frequency: monthly |
AcumenTotal Issues: 50 (to Dec-2004)A literary journal that places an emphasis on poetry.
Website: www.acumen-poetry.co.uk Editors: Patricia Oxley (in 1998 - 2004) Frequency: thrice yearly |
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AdamMen's magazine which ran three or four stories per issue. Ran Harlan Ellison's "Dogfight on 101" and "Portrait of an Artist as a Zilch Writer" (both 1969). Had companion Adam Bedside Reader from 1959 with selections from the magazine.
Editors: Merrill Miller (in 1971) Formats: slick Frequency: monthly, later irregular |
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Adam and Eve
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Adam (Australia)Men's magazine which ran three or four stories per issue.
Formats: 7.7" x 10.5" Frequency: monthly |
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Adam International ReviewTotal Issues: 450+ (by 1984)A magazine started in Hungary in the 1930s; the editor moved to England during the War. Title is an acronym for "art, drama, architecture, music" and is mostly non-fiction but usually runs a story or two each issue. Has special author issues, e.g. L.P. Hartley, Graham Greene. Circulation about 1,000.
Editors: Miron Grindea Formats: pocketbook "little magazine" Frequency: irregular; aimed at monthly but usually quarterly Sources: BritLit4 (says 1929 - ) |
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Ad AstraTotal Issues: 16Attempt to combine a science magazine with sf. Finances were never enough and the magazine always looked second-rate. Attracted good fiction writers including David Langford, Brian Stableford, Garry Kilworth, John Brunner, Paul Collins and even reprinted L. Ron Hubbard. Circulation peaked at 18,000.
Editors: James Manning Formats: slick Prices: 45p (rose to 55p from #8) Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: bi-monthly |
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The Adelphi Magazine [1922]Total Issues: 1A one issue magazine short stories by Deverell Dagnal, Mernard Muddiman, Jack Darmuzey, Alexander Griffits, E. Powys Mathers and a poem by Walter Adolphe Roberts.
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The Adelphi [1923]Total Issues: 274 (approximately)Founded by John Middleton Murry (sf writer Richard Cowper's father) to promote his literary and aesthetic beliefs. Nearly always had one or two stories per issue. Authors include Katherine Mansfield, D.H. Lawrence, H.E. Bates, Malachi Whitaker, T.O. Beachcroft, Rhys Davies, Dylan Thomas. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFrequencySourcesBritLit4 |
AdenaA journal of the history and culture of the Ohio valley, noted for its occasional stories.
Formats: review Frequency: twice yearly |
Adventure [1910]Total Issues: 878Begun in 1910 as a way for publisher Ridgway to tap into a new market, in response to the success of pulps like Argosy, which by 1910 were selling hundreds of thousands of copies of each issue. Unlike other pulps, which contained a wide variety of stories ranging from danger to romance, it specialized in stories of danger and thrills. It survived, in one form or another, into the early 1970's. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsPricesinitially 15cPagecounts192pp (rising to 224pp)FrequencyRelated SitesMagazineArtSourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide, MansWorld |
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Adventure [1921]Total Issues: 1878 (numbered)Boys' story-paper; briefly retitled New Adventure, 30-Apr-1932 - 29-Oct-1932. Incorporates: Red Arrow from 25-Mar-1933 Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Rover and Adventure PublishersD.C. ThomsonEditorsR.T. Eves; Stuart GilchristPagecounts28pp; 20pp; 16pp; 12ppFrequencyweekly; fortnightly; weekly |
Adventure [1987]Total Issues: 1A one-shot summer special the size of one of the glossy newspaper Sunday supplement magazines.
Prices: 60p Pagecounts: 32pp |
Adventure (Canada)Canadian reprint edition of Adventure.
Sources: Pulpster11 |
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