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Blood & AphorismsInnovative literary magazine of stories, poetry, reviews etc., and an annual fiction contest. See anthology Stories from Blood & Aphorisms by Timothy Paleczny (Gutter Press, 1993).
Editors: Dennis Block & Michelle Alfano Formats: large digest Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (not in 2000; in 2002) |
Blood, Blade, and Thruster MagazineTotal Issues: 3A print magazine that blends speculative fiction & satire. The third issues was only distributed (free) as a PDF file on the website.
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Bloodhound Detective Story MagazineTotal Issues: 14A reprint of the US Manhunt, though not issue-by-issue; ran new illustrations
Editors: Tom Boardman Formats: digest Prices: 2/6d Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: monthly except last issue Sources: CookMDE |
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BloodlinesSmall press horror magazine containing at least 1 story by D.F. Lewis.
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Blood Moon RisingTotal Issues: 32 (to Jul-2007)"The magazine for all things horror." Includes a handful of stories in each issue.
Website: www.bloodmoonrising.com Editors: Al Vermette Prices: $5 Frequency: bi-monthly |
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Blood OrangesTotal Issues: 1 (to Oct-2008)A magazine of horror and fantasy with each issue "posting variations on
a single theme (in our case the theme is a quote)".
Website: www.bloodorangeszine.com Editors: Lacey Jenkins & Anna Marie Prices: $3.00 Frequency: irregular |
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The Blood ReviewTotal Issues: 4Semi-professional magazine. This was subtitled "The Journal of Horror Criticism", but it began to run fiction and by issue #4 had a substantial portion of fiction and poetry.
Editors: Ruben Sosa Villegas Formats: quasi-slick (paginations varied) Prices: $7 Pagecounts: 72pp Frequency: roughly quarterly |
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Blood SamplesTotal Issues: 5?"A magazine of vampire flash fiction and artwork. It focuses on non-traditional, humorous, and romantic vampire tales."
Editors: Kate Hill |
BloodsongsTotal Issues: 11Issues & Index Sources
PublishersWebsitewww.chrisamasters.com/bloodsongs/bloodsongs.htmlEditors |
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BlossomTotal Issues: 1?
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Blue Band MagazineTotal Issues: 1This magazine may have been retitled from something as it began Vol.1 No.2. The Cover says November-December 1931 while the contents page says October-November.
Formats: standard pulp Frequency: bi-monthly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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BluebirdTotal Issues: 100Girls' paper. Incorporated into My Weekly (adult)
Pagecounts: 28pp Frequency: weekly |
(The) Blue Book (Magazine)Total Issues: 613 (Vol 1. No. 1 to Vol 103. No. 1)One of the great general pulps. Later relaunched as a "rather tawdry sex/adventure mag" under the title Bluebook for Men. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatspulpPrices10c (rising to 15c)Pagecounts192pp (rising to 224pp, later 240pp)FrequencymonthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Bluebook (for Men)A rather tawdry successor to the classic Blue Book Magazine. By 1967 is called just Bluebook. Issues numbered Vol. 100 No. 1 to Vol. 114 No. 1. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsslickFrequencymonthly (some issues bi-monthly) |
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The Blue MagazineTotal Issues: 121Concentrated mostly on adventure, mystery and light romance. Authors include Oliver Sandys, P.C. Wren, William Hope Hodgson, L.A.G. Strong, W.L. George, Ethel Mannin, A.M. Burrage. By late 20s had become a women's romance magazine with a society slant. By final issues had grown to 128pp, 1/- and included illustrations. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsRobert Sievier?; possibly Frank Sellicks to 1926?Formatsstandard pulpPricesPagecountsFrequencymonthly (but combined Jul/Aug-1928 issue)SourcesAgeStory |
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The Blue MoonTotal Issues: 7?
Formats: standard pulp Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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