Total Issues: 90

Magazine "published fortnightly for the three Services in the Middle-East and Persia-Iraq Commands" during the Second World War, containing several pieces of fiction.

Total Issues: 458 (as at Sep-2010)

Genesis which began publication in 1973, is a men's pornographic magazine which exclusively features female stars of the adult film industry. Billing itself as "The Home of Porn's Hottest Stars", Genesis features pictorials, exclusive columns by adult film stars, interviews, feature articles, movie reviews, news and the occasional piece of fiction.

Total Issues: 100 (to Jan-2002)

"Genre covers fashion, travel, and lifestyle issues for the affluent gay man. Genre is the first magazine to address the total gay man, highlighting the concerns and experiences that enrich the lives of our readers." Occasionally publishes original fiction.

Authors include Harlan Ellison, Gerald Kersh, Barry Malzberg, Charles Willeford, Joe Gores, Evan Hunter, John Novotny. Actually entitled The Gent in 1959 at least.

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Total Issues: 150

Very attractive production, subtitled "An Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Information and Amusement".

Total Issues: 31

The first British magazine to run recognisable fiction. Mayo calls it "a melange of letters, essays, occasional poems, informative articles, reviews of new books and plays, gossip, news, and enigmatical verse. The tales .. are mostly satirical adventure stories, amorous histories, or tales of intrigue and gallantry. Stories were anonymous and many were probably by Motteux himself.

Although the grandfather of all English literary magazines, and still the longest-lived, it only ran fiction between 1868 and 1890 when there was an attempt to transform it into a middlebrow Victorian magazine. Authors include Joseph Hatton, R.E. Francillon, Helen Mathers, Eliza Lynn Linton.

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From the stable that later produced Esquire and Coronet, a classy men's magazine which still publishes some fiction. A separate British edition was launched in 1988.

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Total Issues: 1

Contains four stories all by George Bruce.

Total Issues: 1

Total Issues: 11

Merged with George Bruce's Squadron to form Squadron.

Total Issues: 1

Title probably taken over by Standard Magazines, see Sky Fighters.

Total Issues: 11

Merged with George Bruce's Contact to form Squadron.

Canadian reprint edition of George Bruce's Squadron.

Total Issues: 9

Authors include William M. Thackeray, Frederick Marryat. Cruikshank claimed the idea for Punch was taken from this magazine. He made two other attempts at a monthly humorous magazine: George Cruikshank's Table-Book (Jan-1845 - Dec-1845) and George Cruikshank's Magazine (Jan-1854 - Feb-1854).