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The Half Hour
Prices: 5c Pagecounts: 128pp+ Frequency: monthly |
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The Halfpenny GazetteTotal Issues: 81Originally called 'A weekly illustrated journal of fiction, science and general literature'. Later issues may have consisted mostly of reprints of penny dreadfuls.
Frequency: weekly in 2 series; may have continued in a third series into 1864. |
The Halfpenny JournalTotal Issues: 240+50=290An illustrated weekly "for all who can read"! It serialised Mary
Braddon's anonymous notorious "The Black Band". Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFormatsquartoFrequencyweekly |
The Halfpenny MagazineTotal Issues: 36+
Formats: large digest (octavo) Pagecounts: 8pp Frequency: weekly |
The Halfpenny MiscellanyTotal Issues: 29There was also a Christmas number called The Good Intent. There may have been more issues as Waite refers to 5 volumes.
Pagecounts: 8pp Frequency: weekly |
The Halfpenny MonarchTotal Issues: 24 (approximately)A mixture of long, complete stories and comic strips. Issues were bound and sold as The Monarch Novels, which gathered 12 issues at a time, priced 6d. The first issue was said (by the publishers) to have gone to three editions.
Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Halfpenny Picture Magazine for Little ChildrenIssues & Index Sources
#becomes Pictorial Magazine for Little Children Frequencymonthly |
The Halfpenny Standard JournalTotal Issues: 85Entitled The Halfpenny Standard Journal; Standard Journal Reprints from The Boys' Standard.
Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Halfpenny SurpriseTotal Issues: 600Issues & Index Sources
#becomes New Surprise PublishersE.J. Brett, 6 West Harding Street, London E.C.Prices½dPagecounts20ppFrequencyweekly (every Friday) |
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Hampton ShortsFiction plus from the Hamptons & The East End.
Editors: Barbara Stone (in 2000 - 2002) Email Address: hamptonshorts@hamptons.com Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
Hampton's MagazineCirculation rose from 13,000 in 1906 to 444,000 in 1911. At peak authors included Jack London, O. Henry, Damon Runyon, P.G. Wodehouse, Ellis Parker Butler, Edwin Balmer. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsPrices15cPagecounts312pp (130 of advertising)FrequencymonthlyRelated SitesSpartacus Educational |
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The HandshakeA trade catalogue produced by a department store, Mortons' of Highbury which published some short stories.
Formats: 24.5 cms by 18.5 cms Prices: free Frequency: quarterly? |
Hands Up!Total Issues: 2
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The Handy Library
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Handy Stories and Forget-Me-Not Novels
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Hanging LooseTotal Issues: 80 (to Dec-2002)The first issue of Hanging Loose magazine was published in 1966. The editors are proud of having published many first books, including the first full collections by Sherman Alexie, Kimiko Hahn. The name was inspired by the format -- mimeographed loose pages in a cover envelope -- and that, in turn, was inspired by a very low budget. But the format was also meant to get across a point of view: that poetry is for now, not for the Ages. If you liked a poem, you could pin it to the wall. If you didn't like a poem, you could use it as a napkin. Circulation 2,000.
Website: www.hangingloosepress.com Editors: Robert Hershon & collective (in 2002) Formats: wide review (7 x 8.5) Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: thrice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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