Total Issues: 16

Founded in 1997 by Andrew McAleer and Edgar Allan Poe award-winning author, John McAleer, Crimestalker Casebook is a semi-annual crime fiction publication of traditional mystery short shorts and P.I. stories. From Winter 2001 on the cover title is given as Austin Layman's Crimestalker Casebook although it remained just Crimestalker Casebook in the Table of Contents.

Total Issues: 1?

One of the many undated "one shot" magazines published in the UK in the years after the Second World War.

Apparently a magazine of this title was planned c. 1935 but was never published. All that survives is a cover of an ashcan edition produced for trademark purposes.

Little is known about this magazine. A series of at least 8 issues labelled "Volume 6" was published by Blue Diamond with dates from Jun-1952 to Feb-1954. Other issues have been seen with no dates and just issue numbers, published by Blue Diamond or Page Publications, which appear to duplicate the contents of the other series and are assumed to be later reprints.

In addition, while it is likely that most of the stories are reprints, only a small number have been traced and it is possible the titles have been changed for many of the others.

Total Issues: 52 (to Jan-2008)

First series (large format) all non-fiction; digest format introduced a selection of stories, mostly reprint or novel extracts. From #51 on the magazine was available for free download in PDF format from the website.

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Total Issues: 9 (to Dec-2007)

Irregular magazine of edgy crime short fiction, often with a tint of horror, fantasy or the supernatural.

True crime.

"The object of this publication is to set forth those facts and arguments which show the danger of race prejudice, particularly as manifested today toward colored people." Published "On Saturday the Siren Sounds at Noon" by Ann Petry, Dec-1943.

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Total Issues: 71

A literary review which encouraged new poetry and fiction; published Eliot's "The Waste Land" (Oct-1922).

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A literary magazine published in New York. Contains short stories, poems and sketches.

Total Issues: 4

Fanzine.

Literary journal, mainly of criticism, but went through a fiction-publishing phase in the 1980s.

Contributors include Samuel Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith.

Formed by merger of Rimu and Pacific Quarterly Moana.

Emphasis on short fiction. Publishes up to 60 per year. Has published Saul Bellow, Joyce Carol Oates, John Updike. Circulation 3,000.

Total Issues: 7

Fanzine about Robert E. Howard.