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The Champion Journal for BoysTotal Issues: 147Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Boys' World PublishersRitchie & Co.Useful Literature Society Formatslarge tabloid (folio)Prices1dPagecounts16ppFrequencyweekly |
Champion Library [1885]Total Issues: 6
Frequency: monthly |
Champion Library [1929]Total Issues: 274
Pagecounts: 68pp Frequency: 2 per month) |
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Champion SeriesTotal Issues: 10The earliest recognisable 'library' series traced. "The stories were like the stories for boys at that time, very bloodthirsty." (W.O.G. Lofts)
Prices: 3d |
Champion SportsTotal Issues: 13
Formats: standard pulp Frequency: bi-monthly (with 1 gap) Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide, DinSprt |
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The Chap-BookAttracted contributions from Henry James, Max Beerbohm, W.E. Henley,
H.G. Wells, and set the tone for US little magazines.
Editors: Herbert Stuart Stone Formats: slim digest Prices: 5c Frequency: semi-monthly |
ChapmanNoted as Scotland's leading literary magazine; mostly non-fiction but does publish a short story or two.
Website: www.chapman-pub.co.uk Editors: Joy M. Hendry Frequency: quarterly |
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Chapman's Magazine of FictionTotal Issues: 42+50=92An all-fiction magazine. Authors include Bret Harte, Violet Hunt ("The Story of a Ghost" Xmas 95), Arthur Machen ("The Red Hand" Xmas 95), Frank R. Stockton, Eden Phillpotts, F. Frankfort Moore, Ernest Bramah (the "Kai Lung" series), R. Andom, etc. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsstandard, unillustrated, on quality coated stockPagecountsFrequencymonthlySourcesAgeStory |
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The Charing Cross MagazineTotal Issues: 8The Charing Cross Magazine was a popular, illustrated magazine running a bit of everything. The magazine promoted itself as bright and healthy, decrying the "morbid sentiment" of recent years.
Editors: Not identified, but possibly Edwin Oliver. Formats: Standard Prices: 3d Pagecounts: 118/120 pages, dropped to 96 in Jun-1900 and 80 in Jul-1900. Frequency: monthly Sources: AgeStory |
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The Chariton ReviewAuthors include Raymond Carver, Fred Chappell, Jack Cady. Circulation about 700.
Editors: Jim Barnes (in 2000 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 100pp Frequency: twice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
Charlie Chan Mystery MagazineTotal Issues: 4A short-lived attempt to revive the popular Hawaiian sleuth created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1925.
Editors: Cylvia Kleinman Formats: digest Prices: 75c Pagecounts: 128/160pp Frequency: quarterly Sources: CookMDE |
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The Charm [1852]Total Issues: 12
Frequency: monthly |
Charm [1925]Total Issues: 57This may possibly be considered an adult publication. Probably became Modern Weekly.
Formats: 6.5" x 9" Prices: 2d Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: weekly |
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Charm [1941]A young woman's slick magazine, somewhat similar to the same publisher's Mademoiselle. Authors of fiction include Henry Kuttner ("Housing Problem," Oct. 1944), Ray Bradbury, Shirley Jackson, etc; started life as Your Charm but soon converted to Charm, buying the title from Bamberger's Department Store in-house journal; succeeded Picture Play.
Editors: Muriel Babcock, Elizabeth Adams, Frances Harrington Formats: big slick Frequency: monthly |
Charm Story MagazineTotal Issues: 2?Probably continued from Nickel Western.
Formats: pulp Prices: 15c Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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The Chartist CircularTotal Issues: 146A four-page tri-column weekly published in Glasgow from 1839 - 1842. Most of the contents are non-fiction and fairly interesting, if repetitive, but each issue contained a fair amount of anecdotal filler, and every so often a serialized story makes an appearance; nearly always the last page had a verse or two on it.
Editors: William Thomson Prices: ½d Frequency: weekly |
