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Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room CompanionTotal Issues: 451Ran serials, stories, poems and editorial matter. Authors include Sylvanus Cobb, Ben Perley Poore, Caroline Orne and early Horatio Alger. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFrederick Gleason (Boston) to 1854, then Maturin BallouEditorsMaturin BallouFormatsstarted as 8-page quartoFrequencyweekly to Dec-1851, then monthly. |
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Glimmer TrainTotal Issues: 45 (to Dec-2002)Fiction and poetry with an annual short fiction award. Has published Ellen Gilchrist, Charles Baxter, Ann Beattie. Publishes around 32 stories a year. Circulation 19,500.
Website: www.glimmertrain.com Editors: Linda Davies & Susan Burmeister-Brown (in 2000 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 160pp Frequency: quarterly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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Global City ReviewTotal Issues: 14 (to Dec-2002)
Website: www.webdelsol.com/globalcityreview/ Editors: Linsey Abrams (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: pocket-size format Frequency: annual Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
Glutonlumps Chilling TalesTotal Issues: 1Fanzine.
Editors: P.S. Gifford |
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GlyphTotal Issues: 12This magazine from Undaunted Press is for those people in hopes that a collection of fantasy tales will help them keep magic and mystery alive in their hearts forever.
Editors: Tracy Feeler & Cullen Bunn |
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G-MenTotal Issues: 53+59=112G-Men was launched by Standard Magazines in 1935 and rapidly established itself as the most popular of those featuring federal agent crime stories. It ran for 53 monthly issues until Feb-1940 at which point the decline of interest in "G-Man" stories caused a slight change in title (and emphasis) to G-Men Detective and a shift to a bimonthly schedule (occasionally falling to quarterly) which it maintained for a further 59 issues until the magazine folded in Winter 1953. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStandard Magazines, N.Y.Formatsstandard pulpPrices10c at outset (price steadily rose, by 1947 was 15c)Pagecounts130pp (page count dropped progressively thru war years and regained thereafter, by 1947 was 12pp)FrequencySourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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G-Men Detective (Canada)Canadian reprint edition of G-Men Detective.
Sources: The Pulpster #11, 2001 |
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G-Men Detective (UK)Total Issues: 45?British reprint edition of G-Men Detective, with the occasional story from Thrilling Detective. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAtlas Publishing & DistributingFormatsstandard pulpPricesPagecounts64ppFrequencyquarterly (Spring 1944 - Summer 1950); bi-monthly (Sep-1950 - Jul-1951)SourcesMystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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Godey's Lady's BookTotal Issues: 818Noted for its coloured plates and ornate designs. The first really successful American magazine, it introduced the regular practice of payments to U.S. authors for their literary work. Published Poe, Longfellow, Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, W.G. Sims, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Gertrude Atherton, Julian Hawthorne. Merges with Puritan in October 1898. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Puritan PublishersEditorsFrequencymonthly |
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Go GirlTotal Issues: 31
Frequency: weekly |
Going Down SwingingTotal Issues: 21 (to Dec-2004)An annual literary magazine featuring fiction, poetry and comics and, since ca. 2000 it has included spoken word items, all in the one book/CD package.
Website: www.goingdownswinging.org.au Editors: Myron Lysenko & Kevin Brophy (in 1980) Frequency: Annual |
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GolanaFanzine.
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The Gold BookMagazine using "stories of the action type, all complete in one issue. It aims to augment the interest of readers by means of prize offers for criticisms of its yarns and the "spotting" of anonymous authors."
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Gold Dust MagazinePoetry magazine that publishes a small number of short stories in each issue.
Editors: Jo Copsey (in 2005) Frequency: quarterly |
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Golden AtomFanzine.
Editors: Larry B. Farsaci |
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The Golden Book MagazineTotal Issues: 129A reprint magazine, primarily of older material. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Fiction Parade PublishersReview of Reviews, NYEditorsHad editorial board plus guest celebrity editors for certain issues. Managing editor was Ralph Rockafellow in 1930/1931 and Mary Letha Elting in 1933.Editor in 1925 was Henry Wysham Lanier. FormatsPrices25cPagecountsFrequencymonthlySourcesUltimate Guide to the Pulps |
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