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DrummerA gay leather magazine that published such authors as Phil Andros, John Preston, Anne Rice, Steven Saylor, and Larry Townsend, as well as a number of important leather artists, including Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Dublin and London MagazineTotal Issues: 42Nationalist magazine that carried a lot of fiction, much by the editor under pen names. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJ. Robins, LondonEditorsM.J. WhittyFrequencymonthly |
The Dublin Journal of Temperance, Science and LiteratureCarried a high percentage of fiction.
Frequency: weekly |
The Dublin Literary GazetteTotal Issues: 26+12=38Certain amount of fiction. Authors include Mrs S.C. Hall, Charles Lever, William Carleton. Full magazine title is The Dublin Literary Gazette, or Weekly Chronicle of Criticism, Belles-Lettres and Fine Arts. Issues & Index Sources
Publishersin DublinEditorsFormatsstandard octavoFrequencySourcesBritLit2 |
The Dublin MagazineA literary magazine of reviews, essays, opinion and fiction. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNew Square Publications, Dublin, EireEditorsJames Sullivan Starkey (Seamus O'Sullivan)FrequencySourcesBritLit4 |
The Dublin Monthly Magazine [1830]Total Issues: 6Published several anonymous serials.
Formats: octavo Frequency: monthly |
The Dublin Monthly Magazine [1842]Total Issues: 10Authors include William Carleton, Sheridan Le Fanu; really a continuation of The Citizen. The last issue was retitled The Dublin Magazine and Citizen.
Formats: octavo Frequency: mostly monthly |
The Dublin MuseumPublished a few short stories and one serial.
Formats: duodecimo |
The Dublin Penny JournalTotal Issues: 208Published a lot of fiction, including many stories by William Carleton. Issues & Index Sources
Publishersin DublinEditorsFrequencyweekly |
Dublin Review
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The Dublin Saturday MagazinePublished a lot of fiction, mostly anonymous.
Formats: quarto Frequency: weekly |
The Dublin University MagazineStarted as a magazine of political commentary but ran increasingly more fiction, especially after 1856. Authors include William Carleton, Sheridan Le Fanu, Mortimer Collins, Rhoda Broughton. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsstandard (modelled on Blackwood's)FrequencymonthlySourcesBritLit2 |
The DudePublished first story by Richard A. Lupoff ("At the Esquire" Nov-1968) as well as stories by Harlan Ellison and others.
Editors: Bruce Elliott; Bruce Arthur (in 1968 - 1974); John Fox (in 1978) Formats: slick men's magazine Frequency: bi-monthly |
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DuendeTotal Issues: 2Will Murray's excellent fanzine, perhaps best remembered for a controversial interview with Graves Gladney.
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Duffy's Fireside MagazinePublished serials and short stories. Authors include Gerald Griffin (posthumous), W. Bernard MacCabe, John O'Connell. Many folktales.
Editors: Dr. Reynolds Formats: quarto Frequency: monthly |
Duffy's Hibernian MagazineTotal Issues: 36Published a lot of legends, tales and stories. Contributors include Julia Kavanagh, William Carleton, J.D. McCarthy, Robert Dwyer Joyce. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJames Duffy, DublinFormatsPrices6dFrequencymonthly |