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The Kansas MagazineNot sure whether there are really two magazines of this title.
Editors: Russel I. Thackrey (in 1940) |
Kansas QuarterlyA literary review with an emphasis on prose fiction and essays with a small number of poems. Possible merges with/incorporates merges with Arkansas Review. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersDept. of English & Philosophy, Box 1890, Arkansas State University, State University, AR 72467 (in 1998)EditorsNorman Lavers (in 1998)Frequencythrice yearly from 1996 |
KaramuA literary journal, which generally focuses on fiction and poetry.
Editors: Peggy Brayfield (in 1998 - 2000) Frequency: annual Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
Ka-ZarTotal Issues: 3A character pulp. The lead novels are usually SF in nature, but the back up stories almost never are. Last issue entitled Ka-Zar the Great.
Editors: Charles Goodman Formats: standard pulp Prices: 10c Pagecounts: 128pp (last issue 12pp) Frequency: planned as quarterly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Keen Science Fiction!Total Issues: 12?
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Kelly's MagazineTotal Issues: 4?Reprint magazine rebinding unsold copies of Complete Detective Novel Magazine and Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine.
Formats: standard pulp Sources: AHGTTP |
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Ken for Men
Sources: MansWorld |
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The Kenyon ReviewOne of the leading literary reviews. Authors include R.P. Blackmur, Marianne Moore, Flannery O'Connor, E.L. Doctorow, Joyce Carol Oates, Ursula K. Le Guin & Thomas M. Disch. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersKenyon College, Gambier, OH 43022 (in 1998 - 2002)Websitewww.kenyonreview.orgEditorsEmail Addresskenyonreview@kenyon.eduFormatsquartoPricesPagecounts185ppFrequencythrice-yearlySourcesOHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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Keyhole Detective CasesTrue crime.
Editors: Bruce Elliott |
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Keyhole Mystery MagazineTotal Issues: 3+4=7Initially Keyhole Mystery Magazine presented a good array of the more standard mystery and detective short stories by many of the better-known mystery fiction authors, but was unable to sustain sales and folded after only three issues. It was relaunched over a year later, by a different publisher, under the title Keyhole Detective Story Magazine, with an emphasis on a more violent, fast-action, clip, heavily laced with tough and coarse characters and, above all, sex. Issues & Index Sources
Publishers1st series, Winston Publications, N.Y.; 2nd series Pontiac Publishing, N.Y.Editors1st series, Dan RobertsFormatsdigestPrices35cPagecountsFrequency1st series, bi-monthly; 2nd series bi-monthly but quarterlySourcesCookMDE |
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Khaki and BlueTotal Issues: 5Literary magazine/anthology published by servicemen during the Second
World War. Started as (or preceded by) a self-published booklet in 1943.
Founded and edited by Peter Ratazzi until he was wounded on active
service in the Ruhr. The magazine was dedicated to the "social-literary
revolution" that would install a "decent society" after the ravages of WW2. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsPeter Ratazzi; P.L.H. SmithFormatssmallPrices1/6dPagecounts64pp |
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KhrizmaTotal Issues: 12Small press fantasy/horror magazine. Went online after #12.
Website: www.khrizma.co.uk Editors: Sue Kelly & Theresa Holmes Formats: A5 Prices: £2.50 Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: quarterly |
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Kids Own World
Formats: small Pagecounts: 66pp Frequency: monthly |
KimotaTotal Issues: 16Small press sf, fantasy and horror fiction magazine. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersThe Preston Speculative Fiction Group, 52 Cadley Causeway, Preston, Lancashire PR2 3RXWebsitewww.kimota.co.ukEditorsGraeme HurryFormatsA5PricesPagecounts71Frequencytwice-yearly |
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Kind Words for Boys and GirlsTotal Issues: 369Religious paper; also released in monthly parts. "This paper certainly does not live up to its title, some of the stories and illustrations were of quite a gruesome nature. Nevertheless, its most striking feature was the brilliant black and white drawings which appeared therein. Ran first as a weekly to 261m then changed to monthly for 108 issues. Its title was then changed to Young England, subtitled "Kind Words for Boys and Girls"." (W.O.G. Lofts) Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Young England PublishersSunday School UnionEditorsBenjamin ClarkePagecounts8ppFrequencyweekly; monthly from January 1871 |
Kinesis
Editors: Leif Peterson (in 1998) Frequency: monthly |
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