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The Ideal WomanCover states that the magazine contains "over 35 Articles and Stories" although it isn't entirely clear if the stories are fiction or not.
Prices: 10c Pagecounts: 66pp |
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IdeasTotal Issues: 1591Issues & Index Sources
PublishersHulton, London (moved to Manchester in Aug-1923)EditorsHarold Bowler (in 1934)Frequencyweekly |
The Idler [1856]Total Issues: 6A magazine of "fiction, belles lettres, news and comedy." Authors include William Allingham, Shirley Brooks, Mortimer Collins.
Frequency: monthly |
The Idler [1892]Total Issues: 228Under Jerome this magazine delighted in parodying other popular fiction, e.g with Barr's "Sherlaw Kombs" stories. Authors include Conan Doyle, W. Clark Russell, W.W. Jacobs, Coulson Kernahan, O. Henry, Mark Twain, G.K. Chesterton, Israel Zangwill, Eden Phillpotts, Edwin Lester Arnold ("Rutherford the Twiceborn," May-1892), Robert W. Chambers ("Tracer of Lost Persons" series, 1907), William Hope Hodgson ("Carnacki" stories, 1910).; after it folded Robert Barr issued 6 four-page issues in chapbook format, April - Oct-1911; one of the first imitation-Strand magazines Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsslightly smaller than standardPricesinitially 6dFrequencymonthly (no issues for Feb-1902 & Mar-1902)SourcesBritLit3; AgeStory |
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The Idler [2000]Subtitled "The Magazine for Those Who Live to Loaf", containing a handful of stories in each issue.
Editors: Hodgkinson, Tom Email Address: theidlers@idler.co.uk Formats: trade paperback Prices: £10.00 Pagecounts: 256pp Frequency: quarterly |
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IfTotal Issues: 175+1=176Subtitled "Worlds of Science Fiction" when it started, the "Worlds of"
part came and went during the Fifties, often being placed on the cover
in a manner that allowed one to misread the full title as "Worlds of
If". Robert Guinn seems to have been a bit uncertain of the exact title
after he bought it in 1959. The title is given in a variety of ways in
the indicia, annual statements of ownership, etc.; it is worth noting,
however, that Guinn never thought it was "Worlds of If". Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsdigestPagecountsaverage 160ppFrequencymostly bi-monthly, but monthly Oct-1964 - May-1969SourcesUltGuide |
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If (UK)Total Issues: 15+18+10+9+15=67Issues & Index Sources
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IllumenIllumen is a print magazine of speculative poetry co-edited by Tyree Campbell and Erin Donahoe. It is published biannually by Sam's Dot Publishing, on 1 April and 1 October, in chapbook format. It contains speculative poetry, illustrations, articles, and reviews.
Website: samsdotpublishing.com/illumen/cover.htm Editors: Tyree Campbell & Erin Donahoe Frequency: twice-yearly |
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The Illuminated MagazineIssues & Index Sources
PublishersEbenezer LandellsEditorsFrequencymonthly |
IllustratedStarted as Weekly Illustrated, possibly without any fiction, but then merged with Passing Show to form Illustrated, which did publish fiction. In 1958 incorporated into John Bull. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with John Bull PublishersOdham'sFrequencyweekly |
Illustrated AmericanA kind of large-format weekly news-magazine with pictures, competing with Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Weekly, occasionally ran fiction.
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The Illustrated Detective MagazineTotal Issues: 33+36=69Initially distributed only through the Woolworth's stores; see also "Murder for Ladies" by Robert Sampson, Pulp Collector #22. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersTower Magazines, N.Y.EditorsFormatsPagecountsFrequencymonthlySourcesUltGuide, CookMDE |
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Illustrated Dublin JournalRan much fiction, mostly anonymous, but including stories by R.D. Joyce.
Formats: quarto Pagecounts: 12pp Frequency: weekly |
The Illustrated Family NovelistTotal Issues: 1007
Prices: 1d Frequency: weekly |
Illustrated Juvenile MiscellanyBecomes (or Incorporated into?): Playmate
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The Illustrated London NewsTotal Issues: 7150+Initially founded for news and current affairs, it began to run fiction
in the early 1880s, mostly serials, to rival The Graphic. Authors
include Walter Besant, Hall Caine, H. Rider Haggard, Robert Louis
Stevenson, Joseph Conrad. Frank Leslie was one of the early engravers on
ILN and took the magazine concept to the US in 1848. Circulation peaked
at about 300,000 in 1860s; by 1970s was around 50,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersWebsitewww.ilng.co.uk/EditorsFormatsPrices6dPagecounts16ppFrequencyweekly; monthly from May-1971Related SitesSpartacus EducationalSourcesAgeStory |
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