True crime.

Total Issues: 3?

Total Issues: 2?

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Total Issues: 25

Total Issues: 12

Published one of Poe's last stories, "Von Kempelen and His Discovery" (14-Apr-1849); initially relied heavily on Maturin Ballou; authors include Charles Averill, Ned Buntline, Sylvanus Cobb; later published Louisa M. Alcott's pseudonymous stories.

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"Fashion and beauty magazine... fiction, 2000 - 2500 words, must be crisp".

Total Issues: 4

An Australian pulp magazine that had a four issue run in 1936. All four issues were 64 pages and the covers were abstract art deco designs. There were no interior illustrations. The stories included were general fiction with only four being considered as even marginal science fiction or fantasy. This magazine is not to be confused with the modern verse publication of The Avalon Arts Academy (U.S.) issued in the mid-50's.

Chiefly a guidebook to the flapper lifestyle, but contained some fiction as well as humor, photos, and some silent film photos. Retitled "Experience: The World's Greatest Teacher" in 1923, it became more of a humour magazine and published one of Dashiell Hammett's early stories.

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Total Issues: 1

A character pulp whose lead novel featured the popular comic strip hero. Featured several full-page color illustrations. Harold Hersey publicized his involvement with this title contemporaneously, but his name does not appear anywhere in it and his actual connection remains uncertain.

Women's pocket library, later The Violet Novels.

Total Issues: 16