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Border CrossingsTotal Issues: 78 (to 2001)Canadian magazine of the arts with occasional fiction.
Website: www.bordercrossingsmag.com Editors: Meeka Walsh (in 1998 - 2002) Email Address: bordercr@escape.ca Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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BorderlandTotal Issues: 5Semi-professional magazine.
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BorderlandsTotal Issues: 10 (to Sep-2009)A small press magazine publishing Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror stories, and associated non-fiction.
Website: www.borderlands.com.au Editors: Anthony Burke Prices: AU$10.00 |
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BorderlineBorderline was a digest-sized magazine, subtitled "the magazine which dares the unknown." Initially it was issued monthly but by the fifth issue, perhaps sooner, it had gone bi-monthly. The first issue was dated September 1964, the fifth March 1965, the sixth May 1965, the seventh July 1965, the eighth September 1965, the ninth (v2 #1) November 1965, and the tenth (v2 #2) February 1966. The magazine contained no fiction. It dealt with mysticism and para-psychological phenomena. Topics such as phrenology, prophecy, ESP, ghost hunting, and automatic writing were common. The seventh issue did include a piece by L. Ron Hubbard but, in general, the magazine would be of little interest to even the most ardent collector.
Editors: Sydney Omarr |
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The Boston Book ReviewA literary arts magazine that runs stories and poetry as well as essays, reviews and interviews. Circulation about 10,000.
Website: www.bookwire.com/bookwire/bbr/bbr-home.html Editors: Theoharis Constantine Theoharis (in 2000 - 2002) Email Address: BBR-Info@BostonBookReview.com Formats: tabloid Pagecounts: 44pp Frequency: 10 issues per year Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
The Boston MiscellanyTotal Issues: 14Pretty much run by the Hale family, with stories by Edward Everett Hale and translations of German tales by his mother Sarah Hale.
Editors: Nathan Hale, 1842; then Henry Tuckerman Frequency: monthly |
Boston ReviewA political and literary forum.
Website: bostonreview.mit.edu Editors: Joshua Cohen (in 2000 - 2002) Email Address: bostonreview@mit.edu Frequency: 6 issues per year Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
Boston University Journal
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Boudoir"Early mens mag with a mixed collection of generally sterile nudes, articles and hard-boiled fiction"
Editors: Jackson Mitchell Prices: 50c Pagecounts: 46pp |
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Boudoir Tales
Sources: Uncovered |
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BoulevardShort fiction and poems plus critical essays. Has published John Ashbery, John Barth, Joyce Carol Oates, John Updike. Circulation 3,500.
Editors: Richard Burgin (in 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 200pp Frequency: thrice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
The Bouverie SeriesTotal Issues: 84+69+20=173 (numbered issues)First series briefly titled The Bouverie Series of Penny Books (#61 - #67). Second series also known as The Bouverie Series of Popular Stories. The titles are derived from the address of the R.T.S. office at Bouverie Street, London. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersReligious Tract SocietyFrequencyvaries |
Bow Bells [1862]Waite regarded this as superior saying "every volume was like a magic casement opening." Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Duchess Novelette PublishersEditorsG.W.M. Reynolds; Charles ShureyFormatsstory paper (large tabloid) during first year, then smaller tabloidPagecounts16pp during first year, then 24ppFrequencyweekly |
Bow Bells [1919]Total Issues: 288Sub-titled 'the home story paper'. Becomes: Charm (girls' paper)
Frequency: weekly |
Bowery Boy LibraryTotal Issues: 100Stories of mystery and adventure in New York with boy detective Bowery Billy. Last few issues titled Bowery Boy Weekly.
Formats: 8" x 11" Prices: 5c Pagecounts: 32pp |
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Boxing ShortsTotal Issues: 2First issue was called Boxing Yarns.
Prices: 7d |
