Magazine Data Page 227
Magazine Data Page 227 |
|
Newnes Adventure LibraryTotal Issues: 129Contains complete stories of 40-50,000 words. Entitled Newnes Adventure Library, 1-109; Bulldog Adventure Library, 110-129. Incorporates: Bulldog Library
Editors: Reeves Shaw (c. 1920) Prices: 3d Pagecounts: 132pp Frequency: bi-monthly |
|
Newnes' Family StoriesTotal Issues: 67
Frequency: weekly |
Newnes Fourpenny Library
|
New Newgate CalendarTotal Issues: 80
Frequency: weekly |
New Orleans ReviewLiterary miscellany. Circulation 1,000.
Website: www.loyno.edu/~noreview/ Editors: Ralph Adamo (in 1998 - 2002) Email Address: noreview@beta.loyno.edu Formats: review Pagecounts: 100+pp Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
|
New Pathways Into Science Fiction And FantasyTotal Issues: 20Semi-prozine of sf articles and fiction.
Editors: Michael Adkisson Formats: quarto Prices: $2 Pagecounts: 40pp Frequency: irregular |
| ||||||||||||
The New QuarterlyWinner of the National Magazine Awards for poetry and fiction.
Website: newquarterly.uwaterloo.ca/ Frequency: quarterly |
|
The New Quarterly CaveAn international review of arts and ideas. Merged with Rimu to form Crosscurrent. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersOutrigger Publishers Ltd., Hamilton, New ZealandFrequency |
|
The New Quarterly MagazineRan occasional fiction.
Editors: Oswald Crawfurd; Ford Maddox Hueffer Formats: standard Frequency: quarterly |
New Redskin LibraryTotal Issues: 86
Pagecounts: 36pp |
the new renaissancePublishes challenging and explorative fiction but avoids trendy and fashionable. Emphasis on the human condition. Circulation 1,500.
Editors: Louise T. Reynolds (in 1998 - 2002) Email Address: wmichaud@gwi.net Formats: review Pagecounts: 144+pp Frequency: twice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
|
The New RepublicLiberal journal started by Dorothy Straight, her husband, Willard Straight, and the journalist, Herbert Croly. Early contributors included Walter Weyl, Randolph Bourne, Charles Beard, Amy Lowell, Henry Brailsford and H. G. Wells.
Frequency: weekly Related Sites: Spartacus Educational |
|
The New Review [1889]Although the first series occasionally published a short story, fiction did not became a sales feature until the short-lived second series under Henley in 1895. Authors include H.G. Wells ("The Time Machine," 1895), Arthur Morrison ("A Child of the Jago" 1896), Henry James ("What Maisie Knew," 1897), Joseph Conrad ("The Nigger of the 'Narcissus'", 1897).; thereafter retitled The Outlook and continued as a weekly review to 1928 Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFrequencySourcesBritLit3 |
The New Review [1974]Total Issues: 50General literary magazine, mostly essays and poetry; Arts Council-supported. Authors include Martin Amis, Jim Crace, Ian McEwan, Jean Rhys, William Trevor, a successor to the non-fiction The Review (1962 - 1972). See derivative book The New Review Anthology (Heinemann, 1985) edited by Ian Hamilton.
Editors: Ian Hamilton Formats: small slick Frequency: monthly Sources: BritLit4 |
|
New River Review
|
The New SensationTotal Issues: 161?Story-paper with adventures set almost wholly in New York. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNorman L. Munro, NYFormatstabloidPrices10cPagecounts16ppFrequencyweekly |
