Magazine Data Page 167
Magazine Data Page 167 |
|
Grendel SongTotal Issues: 1One shot semi-pro publication which carried prose and poetry.
Editors: Paul M. & Rachel Jessup |
| ||||||
The Greyfriars HeraldTotal Issues: 18+60+12+54=144A school-story paper written almost entirely by Frank Richards. Greyfriars Herald was subsequently the title of a 4pp section in The Magnet. Entitled Greyfriars Herald (first series, 1-18); Greyfriars Herald (second series) 1-60; Greyfriars Boys' Herald, 61-72; The Boys' Herald, 73-126. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAmalgamated PressFormatssmall tabloidPricesPagecountsFrequencyweekly |
|
GrimoireTotal Issues: 6Semi-professional magazine.
|
GripTotal Issues: 13"Described as a weekly journal for British boys. Main stories by W. W. Fenn. Its vivid red cover lived up to its title showing two hands clasped together. After No.13 it was incorporated with Our Boys. Never have two papers been so closely linked together as some weeks the main title was "Grip" sub-titled "Our Boys" and the other weeks vice-versa. No announcement was made in either paper of the coming incorporation." (W.O.G. Lofts) Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Our Boys PublishersGeneral Publishing Co.Frequencyweekly |
Gripping Detective StoriesTotal Issues: 2?A short-lived British pulp reprinting stories from Fifteen Detective Stories.
Formats: pulp Prices: 9d Pagecounts: 66pp |
| ||||||
Gripping TerrorTotal Issues: 1
Formats: pulp Prices: 9d Pagecounts: 64pp |
| ||||||
GrotesqueTotal Issues: 10Small press sf/fantasy/horror fiction magazine.
|
|
The Grub Street Journal
Sources: BritLit1 |
GrueTotal Issues: 19Semi-prozine.
Editors: Peggy Nadramia Formats: large digest Prices: $3.95 (prices varied) Pagecounts: 80pp (pagecounts varied) Frequency: irregular, 2 or 3 per year |
|
Grue (fnz)Fanzine.
|
|
Gryffon's Star (fnz)Total Issues: 1Traditional mimeod fanzine with cheap pages and a construction paper cover, featuring stories and poems in the ElfQuest shared universe.
Editors: Joanne Papin |
|
GuabiTotal Issues: 2Published "Lila the Werewolf" by Peter S. Beagle.
Formats: Approximately 7½" x 9", center stapled Prices: $1.50. Pagecounts: 64pp Frequency: irregular |
The Guardian: A Literary MonthlyProse fiction by Robert McAlmon plus poetry and reviews.
Editors: Abraham N. Gerbovoy, Madelin Leof, Abe Grosner, Herman Silverman Frequency: monthly |
The Guide [1868]Total Issues: 78 (approximately)Waite regarded it as "beyond all words for dreariness." A very rare magazine Waite believed that "copies have wasted into nothing through their own dullness."
Editors: Eliza Winstanley? Formats: small quarto Frequency: weekly |
The Guide [1921]Published short stories, serials and articles aimed at girls of ages 11-18. Becomes Today's Guide. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGirl Guide Association, 25 Buckingham Palace Road, London S.W.1; Broadway Press LtdEditorsPrices2dPagecounts32ppFrequencyweekly (every Saturday) |
Guilty Detective Story MagazineTotal Issues: 35Guilty Detective Story Magazine and Trapped Detective Story Magazine were companion magazines launched by Feature Publications in June/July 1956. Both determined to show that the spirit of the 1940s detective pulp magazines was still alive and well in the 1950s, albeit in a digest format. Guilty Detective Story Magazine ran for 35 issues and Trapped Detective Story Magazine for 34 issues, initially alternating on a bi-monthly schedule.
Editors: W.W. Scott Formats: digest Prices: 35c Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: bi-monthly to Mar-1960, then quarterly Sources: UltGuide, CookMDE |
| |||||||||||||||
