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Cosmos Science Fiction SeriesBooklet series.
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The Cosy Corner NovelsTotal Issues: 73+209=282Women's pocket library. Numbering restarted on 7-Jul-1906, as Vol 1 No 1 - Vol 4 No 13, then #126 - 209. Issues & Index Sources
#superseded by The Ladies' Home Paper PublishersAmalgamated PressFrequencyweekly |
CoterieTotal Issues: 7+6=13Important little magazine of review and comment which also encouraged new fiction Issues & Index Sources
Publishers1st series, Henderson;s, London; 2nd series, E. Archer, London.EditorsChaman Hall to #5, then Russell GreenFrequencyquarterlySourcesBritish Literary Magazines Vol. 4 |
Cottonwood
Editors: Tom Lorenz (in 2000 - 2002) Email Address: cottonwd@falcon.cc.ukans.edu Frequency: twice yearly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
Counterthrust FantasyFanzine that published some fiction.
Editors: Steven L. Goldstein |
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The Country GentlemanOriginally a farming and rural magazine which ran occasional poems and
extracts from novels; under Curtis (when it became a companion to The
Saturday Evening Post) fiction became a strong feature. Authors included
Ben Ames Williams and Zane Grey, a number of whose westerns were
serialized here. Issues & Index Sources
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The Country GuideContained agricultural articles & general fiction. Name changed to The Country Guide and Nor-West Farmer some time in the mid-1930s.
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Country Home Magazine
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The Country HouseTotal Issues: 15Subtitled "a Magazine for Town & Country Readers", the contents at first glance are uninspiring, but the magazine contained a good proportion of fiction (including stories by S. Baring-Gould and Arnold Golsworthy).
Prices: 6d Frequency: monthly |
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Country LifeA society magazine aimed primarily at the landed gentry (in its early years). It published a regular story or two per issue, usually nature-related, including several stories by Algernon Blackwood (e.g. "The Sea Fit" 25-Jun-1910), and "Davy Jones's Gift" by John Masefield (11-Nov-1905).
Website: www.countrylife.co.uk Editors: Clive Aslett (in 1998) Prices: £3.20 (in 2005) Frequency: weekly |
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CountryStyleMostly non-fiction articles about country music stars and the country music industry, but did feature some reprint fiction by Louis L'Amour.
Editors: Vince Sorren Formats: 11½" x 14" Prices: 98c Pagecounts: 48pp |
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Courage (UK)Total Issues: 2?
Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: monthly |
Courage (US)Total Issues: 3
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CourierMiscellany of "fact, fiction, art and satire" with, typically, at least two stories in every issue. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNorman Kark, Courier Publishing Co., Grand Bldgs, Trafalgar Square, LondonEditorsNorman KarkFormatsPrices3/-PagecountsFrequencyquarterly, then monthly; suspended for period during WW2 |
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The Court and Society ReviewPublished Robert Louis Stevenson's "Olalla" (Christmas 1885) and Oscar Wilde's major stories "The Canterville Ghost" (23 Feb-1887) and "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime" (11 May 1887). Issues & Index Sources
Frequencyweekly? |
Court Magazine and Monthly Critic and Lady's Magazine and Museum of Belles LettresReally a continuation of La Belle Assemblee, started in 1806 but which underwent several transformations until revamped under this unwieldy title when it merged with The Lady's Magazine. It featured an incredible miscellany of material with a growing emphasis on fiction, often running long, increasingly bizarre stories. Few authors credited, and only story that has been reprinted since is "Hugues the Wer-Wolf" (Sep-1838) by Sutherland Menzies.
Frequency: monthly Sources: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3 |
