"Horror, cyber-tech, science fiction, dark fantasy, surrealism, anything pleasantly insane. Please avoid sending straight-forward genre material, I only list these as an example of the general vicinities that might interest me. I have no problem with printing controversial material, in fact I heart it. My main prerogative is that the submission should be intelligent and capable of making people think."

Small press magazine.

Fanzine.

A traditional fanzine with reviews, interviews (Robert Bloch), fiction and features.

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Fanzine.

Critical fanzine.

Poems, fiction, articles on literary topics.

Small press horror magazine containing a number of stories by D.F. Lewis.

A peer-reviewed academic journal founded in 1955 as a replacement for The Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Women's pocket library, later The Daffodil Novels.

Fanzine.

A gaming magazine which regularly publishes fiction. As Dagon evolved, fiction and articles with a Lovecraftian theme were accepted and by the end there was the occasional gaming article and a broad spectrum of horror stories and articles with the Lovecraft mythos quite prevalent.

Low-paying online magazine. Releases full issues twice a year on the equinoxes with half-issues in between plus other updates.

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1953

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London
Prices:   2/6d

Newspaper which, for many years, regularly published short stories and novels, the latter in serial form.