A publication of 'condensed writings'. Optimistically, a fortnightly frequency was planned, under the sui generis imprint Mwangaza Enterprises (Swahili for 'Dawn'). Only one issue appeared. Some copies sold through shops, some privately, but most had to be distributed free as a ' A new kind of fiction publication' with New Worlds #185 and Ambit magazine.

Online magazine downloadable in PDF format.

Publishes fiction, poetry, reviews and essays, primarily by writers in the Southwest. 3-5 stories per issue.

A miscellany, mostly non fiction but usually one or two stories; continued as Young Lutheran's Magazine.

Subtitled "a Feminist Writing Magazine by Women with an Emphasis on Writing by Lesbians".

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Issues & Index Sources:  May-1940 – Feb-1941:

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Publishers:   Frank A. Munsey Company
Formats:   standard pulp
Frequency:   bimonthly
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

One long story ("Stolen Authority" Lemuel de Bra) plus article on the Secret Service. Whole issue later reprinted as Secrets of the Secret Service (undated, Nov-1930?).

Although listed in the Adventure House Guide, this was copyrighted as a "pamphlet" and is not really a magazine.

Men's magazine that possibly never published any fiction.

True crime.

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Sub-titled 'Tales of Fighting Adventurers' included fiction by Murray Leinster, Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, Wallace R. Bamber.

Despite the subtitle, the magazine provided a standard fare of murder and detective mystery short stories, all new, by prominent mystery authors. However, the debut issue failed to find favour, and the title was discontinued.

Issues & Index Sources:  Dec-1955 – Feb-1956

Prices:   25c

Likes a mixture of experimental and traditional by the known and unknown. Has published William Styron, Joyce Carol Oates, Stephen Dixon, Cynthia Ozick. Circulation, 2,000.

"Congress is a bimonthly magazine featuring stories with strong plots and compelling characters, as well as the most voluptuous of carnal encounters".