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ChurchyardTotal Issues: 2Fanzine.
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Cicada"Cicada is a magazine for young adults who appreciate terrific writing. Its 128 pages of exceptional stories and poems are thought-provoking, entertaining, and often humorous. No other magazine confronts the joys and absurdities of growing up like Cicada."
Website: www.cricketmag.com/ProductDetail.asp?pid=11 Frequency: bimonthly |
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C.I.D. (Crime Intrigue Detection) LibraryTotal Issues: 12Issues & Index Sources
#becomes C.I.D. (Crime Intrigue Detection) Library (New Series) PublishersTarget PublicationsFrequencyweekly |
C.I.D. (Crime Intrigue Detection) Library (New Series)Total Issues: 9?
Frequency: weekly |
Cimarron ReviewTotal Issues: 140 (to Summer 2002)National journal of arts, letters and opinion. Heavy on poetry. Circulation about 500. (#100 in Jul-1992). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersOklahoma State University, 205 Morrill Hall, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078-0135 (in 1998 - 2002)Websitecimarronreview.okstate.eduEditorsFormatsreviewFrequencyquarterlySourcesOHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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The CircleTotal Issues: 24 (to Dec-2002)Primarily a poetry magazine but does run short fiction and excerpts from novels or work in progress. Hard copy issues still appear but the next issue is first built up as a webzine.
Editors: Penny Talbert Email Address: circlemag@aol.com Formats: large digest Frequency: monthly to Jul-1998; then approx. quarterly (#14 Summer 2000) |
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CircuitTotal Issues: 12Published poetry, prose and criticism, including the first appearance of J.G. Ballard's 'Love and Napalm: Export USA'.
Email Address: db@sixty8.com |
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Cities and RoadsTotal Issues: 5 (to Mar-2001)A biannual publication of short stories showcasing the best of North Carolina's established and emerging writers. Probably defunct - in 2000 the website referred to the next issue being forthcoming in Spring 1988, and by October 2001 the website itself was gone.
Editors: Tom Kealey |
The CitizenTotal Issues: 22Called itself a 'Journal of Politics, Literature and Art'. A nationalist publication that carried a lot of fiction. Relaunched as Dublin Monthly Magazine (see entry) Issues & Index Sources
PublishersDoyle, later Machen, in DublinFormatsdemy 8voFrequencymonthly |
City Lights
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City LimitsA London "what's on" magazine (a rival to Time Out) which published some fiction, including J. G. Ballard's "Report on an Unidentified Space Station" (10 Dec-1982).
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City PrimevalTitle inspired by novel by Elmore Leonard; features 'narratives of urban reality'.
Editors: David Ross (in 1998 - 2002) Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
City SlabTotal Issues: 9 (to Dec-2006)Urban Tales of the Grotesque.
Website: www.cityslab.com Editors: Dave Lindschmidt Formats: quarto Prices: $6.00 Pagecounts: 56pp |
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Civil War StoriesTotal Issues: 1
Formats: standard pulp Frequency: planned as quarterly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Clackamas Literary ReviewEncourages new writers as well as established. No payment. Circulation 1,500.
Website: www.clackamasliteraryreview.or Editors: Jeff Knorr & Tim Scheell (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 160pp Frequency: twice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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The Clack BookTotal Issues: 12A literary bohemian monthly styled on The Yellow Book. Included some
fantasy and quasi-sf. Most writers unknown, but includes Elia W.
Peattie, Katherine Munro, Karl E. Harriman, Edgar Fawcett (poetry),
George W. Cable, John Kendrick Bangs.
Editors: Frank G. Wells Formats: thin booklet, 10.5" x 3" (first 3 issues); then 9.75" x 4" Prices: 5c (15c for double issues) Pagecounts: pagination varied but averaged about 48pp Frequency: monthly (Dec-1896/Jan-1897 and Apr/May-1897 issues combined as double issues) Sources: UltGuide |
