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The New Adventures of FrankensteinTotal Issues: 11
Editors: Dennis J. Druktenis Formats: 8" x 10" Prices: $7.00 Pagecounts: 68pp |
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The New AgeFounded as a left-liberal "Weekly Record of Culture, Social Service, and Literary Life," it had little impact until taken over by A. R. Orage in 1907 (with financial backing from George Bernard Shaw and others). Primarily a vehicle for essays and criticism, it published some fiction, notably the early short stories of Katherine Mansfield. Orage's interests turned to mysticism, and after his departure from the paper in 1922 it declined. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFrank Palmer, LondonEditorsFormatstabloidFrequencyweeklySourcesBritLit3 |
New All-Action StoriesA loosely-connected series of thin pulps that were numbered sequentially
but varied between detective, romance and westerns, at least, and each of
which had a different title.
Formats: small pulp (5.25" x 8"); pulp (6" x 9") Prices: 1/-; 9d Pagecounts: 96pp; 64pp |
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New American Review [1967]Total Issues: 26Called 'The Magazine of New Writing' from #16, it was equally a regular anthology series. Authors include Philip Roth, Louise Gluck, John Ashbery, Ted Hughes, John Barth, Donald Barthelme, E.L. Doctorow, Robert Coover. See selection Many Windows ed. Ted Solotaroff (Harper & Row, 1983) Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNAL/Signet to #10 (1970); Simon & Schuster to #15 (1972), then BantamEditorsTheodore SolotaroffFormatshardcover with paperback reprintFrequencythrice yearly but twice yearly from 1975 (#22) |
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New American Review [1977]Total Issues: 43A continuation of the above in magazine form.
Editors: Theodore Solotaroff Formats: A4 quasi-slick Frequency: began monthly; bi-monthly from Feb/Mar-1978 - Jun-1981, then quarterly |
The New AnvilNoted short-lived alternative little magazine.
Editors: Nelson Algren (Managing Editor) assisted by Jack Conroy Frequency: irregular |
New Black Bess LibraryTotal Issues: 18
Editors: Walter H. Light Pagecounts: 28pp |
New Black Mask (Quarterly)Total Issues: 8It was superseded by the anthology series A Matter of Crime by the same editors (1987-88, 4 volumes).
Editors: Matthew Bruccoli & Richard Laymon Formats: trade paperback - really an original anthology series, contained some reprints Frequency: quarterly |
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New BloodTotal Issues: 7Semi-professional magazine.
Editors: Chris Lacher Formats: quarto quasi-slick Prices: $4 (price varied) Pagecounts: 64pp (pages varied) Frequency: two per year |
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New Boys' Paper [1886]Total Issues: 74Originally published by Ralph Rollington for 23 issues before being sold to Aldine. Contained reprints of older stories by Charlton, E. H. Burrage, etc. Issues & Index Sources
#becomes British Boys' Paper PublishersThe New Boys' Paper Company, 17 Gough Square, Fleet Street, London E.C.; Aldine Publishing Co. from #24EditorsPrices1dFrequencyweekly |
New Boys' Paper [1906]Total Issues: 30
Frequency: weekly |
New Boys' Paper Pocket LibraryTotal Issues: 12
Frequency: monthly |
New Boys' WorldTotal Issues: 55Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Chums PublishersCassellsEditorsA.G. HalesFormatssmallPagecounts48ppFrequencyweekly |
The New BudgetPublished H.G. Wells.
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(New) Buffalo Bill LibraryTotal Issues: 240Began life, oddly, as The New Buffalo Bill Library before becoming the New Buffalo Bill Library New Series with #85, although the numbering continued. From #205 it became simply Buffalo Bill Library before folding and relaunching as a genuine new series. Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Buffalo Bill Library (New Series) PublishersAldine Publishing Co.EditorsWalter H. LightPrices1dPagecounts44ppFrequency4 per month; 2 per month |
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