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The Lady's Realm

Total Issues: 235

Heavy emphasis on fiction, mostly aimed at a women's readership with a blend of light romance and dark mystery with occasional supernatural stories. Authors include E.F. Benson ("The Return of Dodo" Dec-1896), Rhoda Broughton, S. Baring-Gould, Florence Marryat, F. Marion Crawford ("The Dead Smile" Dec-1899 from Ainslee's), H. Rider Haggard ("Fair Margaret" 1906/1907), Bernard Capes, Laurence Housman, Walter de la Mare.

Issues & Index Sources

  Nov-1896 – May-1916: Indexes to Fiction #5: The Lady's Realm (IdxLdyR fiction to Oct-1914 only)
Index to British Popular Fiction (in progress)

Publishers

  Nov-1896 – Oct-1909: Hutchinson, London
  Nov-1909 – Oct-1910: Stanley Paul
  Nov-1910 – May-1916: Amalgamated Magazine Company

Editors

  Nov-1896 – 1902: William Henry Wilkins
  1904 – 1906: E. Keble Chatterton
  1907 – 1911: Vere Smith

Formats

  standard on quality stock

Frequency

  monthly

Sources

  AgeStory

The Lady's World [1898]

Total Issues: 336?

A miscellany listed by O'Brien

Issues & Index Sources

  Dec-1898 – Sep-1926

Editors

  1905: Helen Taylor
  early 1920s: Mrs F.W. Wilby
  in 1925: A.L. Haydon

Formats

  standard

Prices

  3d

Frequency

  monthly

The Lady's World [1848]

 see also under Peterson's Magazine

The Lady's World [1887]

 see also under The Woman's World

The Lakeside Monthly

Total Issues: 57

Not much fiction at start but increased towards end; authors include James Grant Wilson; Francis E. Willard.

Vol. IV. has but five numbers instead of six, the number for Oct. '70 "having been burned in a printing office fire and never reprinted". The two succeeding issues of this volume (Nov. and. Dec.) are therefore numbered 22 and 23 instead of 23 and 24; the paging is also continuous from Sept. to Nov., jumping the October number altogether.

No. 28 (April '71) was never printed, owing to some change of proprietors. The folios are continuous in this volume (V.) from March to May.

Nos. 35 and 36 (Nov. and Dec.'71) were never printed, owing to the burning of Chicago in Oct.'71.

No. 60 (Dec.'73) was combined with Jan. '74 as a Double Holiday Number; hence No. 60 does not exist separately.

The last issue was No. 62 (Feb.'74).

Issues & Index Sources

  Jan-1869 – Dec-1870, as The Western Monthly: Index to Periodical Literature
  Jan-1871 – Feb-1874, as The Lakeside Monthly: Index to Periodical Literature

Publishers

  Jan-1869 – Mar-1869: Reed & Tuttle
  Apr-1869 – Oct-1871: Reed, Browne & Co., No. 18 Tribune Building, Chicago, IL
  Jan-1872 – Sep-1872: University Publishing
  Oct-1872 – Apr-1873: J.J. Spalding
  May-1873 – Feb-1874: F.F. Browne

Editors

  Jan-1869 – Apr-1869: H.V. Reed
  May-1869 – Feb-1874: F.F. Browne

Formats

  review

Frequency

  monthly

Lambert's Monthly

Total Issues: 18

General fiction magazine with a wide range of second-rate material. Authors include George Manville Fenn, James Grant, Florence Marryat, L.T. Meade, Ouida, George R. Sims.

Issues & Index Sources:  Jan-1890 – May-1891: Search & Research #2, 6-1974
Publishers:   F.J. Lambert, 21, 22, 23 & 24 Temple Chambers, London EC
Editors:   Sir Gilbert E. Campbell; later Philip May
Formats:   cheap newspulp
Prices:   1d
Pagecounts:   64pp
Frequency:   monthly
Sources:   AgeStory

Land and Water

Total Issues: 316

The new incarnation always published one or two stories plus a serial. Authors include Algernon Blackwood, Ernest Bramah, Alice Herbert, Katherine Rickford, Lord Dunsany, John Metcalfe ("The Bad Lands," 1920). Serials include "Greenmantle" John Buchan (1916), "The People of the Ruins" Shanks (1919-20).

Note: Land & Water has a complicated history: it first appeared on 27-Jun-1866 as a gentleman's country-life magazine and was merged with County Gentleman on 3-Jun-1905; it then started a separate life on 2-Jan-1915 even though the original was still shown as part of County Gentleman; it was then made official and started under a new publisher on 6-Jan-1916. Then, in 1920, it merged with The Field.

Issues & Index Sources:  22-Aug-1914 – 16-Sep-1920
Editors:   Hilaire Belloc
Formats:   large newspaper format
Prices:   6d
Frequency:   weekly

The Land of Sunshine

Subtitled "The Magazine of California and the West", featured some fiction.

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1900s (FicMags: sample issues only)
Publishers:   The Land of Sunshine Publishing Co.
Editors:   Charles F. Lummis
Formats:   standard
Prices:   10c

The Lantern

Total Issues: 37

Issues & Index Sources:  Mar-1915 – Mar-1918: Index to (American) Little Magazines
Editors:   Theodore F. Bonnet & Edward F. O'Day
Frequency:   monthly

(The) Lariat Story Magazine

 see under True Adventures

The Lark
Issues & Index Sources:  May-1895 – Apr-1897
Publishers:   Gelett Burgess
Editors:   Gelett Burgess (assisted by Bruce Porter on first two issues)
Frequency:   monthly plus a final issue #25, May-1897, called The Epi-Lark

Last Wave

Total Issues: 5

Semi-professional magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-1983 – Winter 1986: Miller/Contento
Publishers:   Scott Edelman
Editors:   Scott Edelman
Formats:   quarto format (last issue digest)
Prices:   $2.50 (last issue $3)
Pagecounts:   44pp (last issue 96pp)

The Late Late Show

Total Issues: 3

Issues & Index Sources:  Winter 2001/2002 – Summer 2002: Fictionmags Website (Missing: Spring 2002, Summer 2002)
Publishers:   Three Past Midnight Press
Editors:   Josh Breese, Kristin Chin, and Chris Fletcher
Formats:   small bedsheet on heavy semislick paper
Prices:   $2.50
Pagecounts:   50pp
Frequency:   quarterly

Late Show
Issues & Index Sources:  1962? – ?: Fictionmags Website (sample issues only)

Latin Night Life

Total Issues: 1?

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1948: Fictionmags Website
Publishers:   The Park Trading Company, 14 Portland Road, London W11
Prices:   2/6d
Pagecounts:   32pp

Laughing Horse

Ostensibly created as a Southwest magazine the magazine became embroiled in the question of censorship and aesthetic liberties following the arrest of Roy Chanslor who was jailed, tried and acquitted for printing obscene matter (an article by H. H. Lawrence and some excerpts from Upton Sinclair's GOOSE STEP). It published a small amount of fiction including some D. H. Lawrence shorts were in it and "Polypimple's Apocalypse" by Leonard Cline.

Issues & Index Sources:  Apr-1922 – Dec-1939
Editors:   Roy E. Chanslor, James T. Van Rensselaer and Willard Johnson

Laughitoff

Total Issues: 14+3=17

Humour magazine that also published fiction. In addition to the regular issues, there were three annuals starting with 1945.

Issues & Index Sources:  1942 – 1951: Fictionmags Website (sample issue only)
Publishers:   Gerald G. Swan

Laughter
Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-1925 – Dec-1927/Jan-1928: Fictionmags Website (sample issues only)
Publishers:   Guild Publishing
Related Sites:   MagazineArt
Sources:   AHGTTP, Uncovered
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The Laurel Review

Encourages creative poetry and non-fiction as well as fiction. Has published Paul Zimmer, Albert Goldbarth, Jonis Agee. Circulation 900. No payment.

Note: Between the two series there appeared The New Laurel Review - see separate entry.

Issues & Index Sources

  1960 – 1970
  Winter 1977 – present

Publishers

  orig Wesleyan College; now GreenTower Press, Northwest Missouri State Univ, Maryville, MO 64468 (in 1998 - 2002)

Website

  catpages.nwmissouri.edu/m/tlr/laurel/index.html

Editors

  R.F. Tannenbaum, 1st series; Mark Defoe new series; William Trowbridge (in 1998 - 2002)

Formats

  review

Pagecounts

  124pp

Frequency

  twice yearly

Sources

  OHenAwdWeb (in 2002)

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