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Matrix [1974]Total Issues: 62 (to Dec-2002)Publishes fiction, poetry, commentary and photography. Authors include Anne Carson, Nino Ricci, Lorna Crozier, Margaret Atwood. Note: Not to be confused with Matrix published from Philadelphia in c1940.
Frequency: 2-3 issues per year |
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MaverickBased on TV series of same name.
Formats: digest |
MavericksTotal Issues: 4+1=5Issues & Index Sources
PublishersPopular PublicationsFormatsstandard pulpPrices15cFrequencymonthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide, DinWest |
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Max Brand's Western MagazineTotal Issues: 33
Formats: large pulp Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 96pp Frequency: mostly bi-monthly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide, DinWest |
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Max Brand's Western Magazine (Canada)Canadian reprint edition of Max Brand's Western Magazine.
Sources: Pulpster11 |
Max Brand's Western Magazine (UK)Total Issues: 18?British reprint edition of Max Brand's Western Magazine.
Formats: standard pulp |
Mayfair [1946]Contained articles and fiction for teen-agers.
Editors: Hilary Jordan Prices: 1/6d Frequency: monthly |
Mayfair [1966]A sex-oriented pictorial men's magazine in the Playboy and Penthouse mould. Still publishes occasional men's-magazine fiction! Circulation 330,000.
Editors: currently Steve Shields Formats: slick Frequency: monthly; now four-weekly |
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McCall's MagazineBecame a large-format women's magazine after the turn of the century; circulation had reached 6 million by 1960. Published copious fiction, authors including Willa Cather, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gelett Burgess, Ray Bradbury, Jack Finney, Anne Tyler, Tim O'Brien (began as a small pattern magazine entitled The Queen, later The Queen of Fashion, circa 1880-1897). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersMcCallEditorsFormatsstandard, later big slickFrequencymonthlyRelated SitesMagazineArt |
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McClure's MagazineModelled on The Strand, it was originally planned as a US edition of The Idler and initially reprinted much material from it. Cheaply priced, it became the 1890s trend-setter for American illustrated magazines (Munsey's Magazine soon copied it); known for its exposes and muckraking, it was also a major vehicle for popular fiction. Authors included Conan Doyle, O. Henry, Jack London, Joel Chandler Harris, W.A. White. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The New Smart Set PublishersEditorsFormatsFrequencymonthly (suspended publication for a year in 1921/1922, a half-year in 1924/1925 and six months in 1926)Related SitesSpartacus Educational |
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McGirt's MagazineAn illustrated monthly on art, science, literature, and other subjects. Serialised "The Black Sleuth" by John Edward Bruce.
Editors: James E. McGirt Frequency: monthly (Aug-1903? - Aug-1908); quarterly (1909) |
McSweeney'sMcSweeney's began in September 2000 as a literary journal, edited by Dave Eggers, that published only works rejected from other magazines. McSweeney's has grown to be one of the country's best and largest-circulation literary journals with an expanding, loyal subscriber base and strong independent book store following. Original content also posted on Web site.
Website: www.mcsweeneys.net Editors: David Eggers (in 2000) Email Address: mcsweeneysmail@yahoo.com Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
M.D.Magazine for doctors which also published fiction. Possibly founded by Felix Marti-Ibanez in 1950?
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MeWomen's magazine which publishes some fiction.
Frequency: weekly |
MeanjinAustralia's leading literary magazine, which publishes occasional fiction. Issues & Index Sources
Websitewww.meanjin.unimelb.edu.au/about.htmEditors |
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Mean StreetsTotal Issues: 17Hardboiled crime quarterly. Mostly non-fiction but it usually had one or two stories per issue, several of them US reprints.
Frequency: quarterly |
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