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Fads and FanciesSubtitled "The Smart Sport and Fashions Monthly" contained letters from readers as well as articles and fiction about horses, plus the comic story "The Adventures of Delia".
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FairfaxA magazine of short stories and short novels by Black Americans and other voices.
Website: www.yougetpublished.com Frequency: quarterly |
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FairiesTotal Issues: 67
Formats: small format, 51-63; larger format, 64-67 Pagecounts: 36pp |
Fairyland TalesTotal Issues: 902Contained fairy tales, animal and school stories aimed at children 6-12 years of age.
Prices: 2d Pagecounts: 44pp Frequency: fortnightly; weekly |
Faithful ConfessionsTotal Issues: 1?
Prices: 1/- Pagecounts: 32pp |
Falcon
Editors: W.A. Blais (in 1972) Formats: tall-digest heavy-paper little-magazine format, perfect-bound Prices: $1 (in 1972) Pagecounts: 148pp |
Fame and FortuneTotal Issues: 17+6=23Note: really a continuation of the nickel weekly Fame and Fortune Weekly (6-Oct-1905 - 7-Sep-1928; 1197 issues) originally published by Frank Tousey. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStreet & SmithFormatsstandard pulpPrices15cPagecounts128ppFrequencytwice-monthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Fame and Fortune WeeklyTotal Issues: 1197Subtitled "Stories of Boys Who Make Money", it ran short stories and serials, largely reprinted from earlier Tousey publications.
Formats: 6" x 8" Prices: 5c to 8c Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: weekly |
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Family"Short stories, 1000 to 3000 words".
Editors: Carole Findlater (in 1962) Frequency: quarterly |
Family Circle (US)A magazine sold through supermarkets. Began as a freebie, but in 1946 converted to a women's service magazine. Carries occasional fiction. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersHarry Evans (at outset)Websitewww.familycircle.comFormatsPrices5c in 1946PagecountsFrequencyweekly to Sep-1946; then monthly |
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Family Circle (UK)Mostly non-fiction written in-house; publishes short-short stories of women's interest.
Website: www.ipcmedia.com/magazines/fcircle/ Editors: Sue James; Karen Livermore (in 2004) Frequency: thirteen a year |
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The Family FavouriteTotal Issues: 58Incorporated into: Home Companion
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Family Fiction {Magazine}Total Issues: 5?Subtitled "stories for the family, for all moods, all ages and all tastes." Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsMajor H.R. PhillipsFormatspocketbookPrices9dFrequencybi-monthly |
The Family FriendReligious magazine that typically had a serial segment each month and the occasional short story. Advertised as "the biggest and brightest pennyworth for the Home Circle". Issues & Index Sources
PublishersS.W. Partridge & Co., 8 & 9 Paternoster Row, London E.C.EditorsRobert K. Philp (initially); J.A. Hammerton (in 1904)Formats10" x 7"Prices1dPagecountsc. 24ppFrequencymonthly |
The Family HeraldTotal Issues: 4616?The first English story paper, which featured several story supplements. See separate entry on Complete Story-Teller. Waite noted the first issue appeared in 1844, whilst Reed gives May-1843 as the first issue. Circulation was apparently 240,000 a week in 1855.
Formats: folio at outset Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly; monthly from Feb-1929 |
Family Herald and Weekly StarSubtitled "Canada's National Farm Magazine", only about half-the publication was devoted to farming. In addition you had stories, Jeffery Farnol makes an appearance here, articles for women and for children, general interest items plus jokes and cartoons.
Formats: tabloid Pagecounts: 56pp Frequency: weekly |
