"EconoClash Review is a biannual print journal of Genre Fiction featuring Crime, Noir, Fantasy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Weird, Humor and Other Words for Uplifting Gormandizers."

Ecotone is a literary journal of place that seeks to publish creative work about the environment and the natural world while avoiding the hushed tones and cliches of much of so-called nature writing.

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1950

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London

"The books contained in this line are of such a character as to command instant attention from the reading public. It is, normally, a series comprising works of love fiction, by the most famous and popular authors the world has ever known. Among these are the stories by Mrs. E.D.E.N. Southworth, who was one of the most prolific and entertaining writers America has ever produced. This series now contains more of her works than any line published, and will eventually contain all the stories both copyrighted and not, ever, written by her. Among the other authors represented are: Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, Louisa Parr, The Duchess, Miss M.E. Braddon, and scores of others whose well-known and interesting stories are most delightful to those who love good reading."

One-off companion to Science Fiction Monthly devoted to the work of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

The US reprint edition also carried some original material.

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Despite the title, this had no connection to the British magazine of the same name and carried a mix of reprints from other US magazines and some original material.

Literary journal that published a single SF-oriented issue.

The Stanford Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy. It was published once a quarter by Stanford students, and contained only student work.

Saw two issues as a fanzine in Aug-1989 and Mar-1990 before being relaunched as an alternative sf magazine. It was relaunched again, after 7 issues, with a new #1 in Fall 1998 as a magazine of alternative fiction.

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True-life and fiction ghost stories, as well as poetry and art.

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Really a continuation of The Scots Magazine. Ran fiction amongst a miscellany of religious, political and literary commentary. Perhaps best known because of its prediction in 1824 for the application of electricity for transmitting messages.

A heavyweight review of considerable "literary" importance, though it may not have published any fiction

Fiction, poetry, reviews, articles mostly on Scottish matters; circulation about 1,500.