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Miracle, Science and Fantasy StoriesTotal Issues: 2
Editors: Douglas Dold Formats: standard pulp Prices: 20c Pagecounts: 144pp (last issue 128pp) Frequency: bi-monthly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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The Mirror of LiteratureOne of the earliest popular papers for the "working man"; first issue sold 150,000 and circulation settled at 80,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJohn LimbirdEditorsThomas Byerly, P.B. St John,FormatstabloidPrices2dFrequencyweekly till 13-Jun-1847; then monthlySourcesBritLit2 (which says 1822 - 1849) |
Mirth: A Miscellany of Wit and HumourTotal Issues: 12Authors include William Archer, W.S. Gilbert, F. Anstey, James Robinson Planche.
Editors: H.J. Byron Frequency: monthly |
Mirth and Irony (fnz)Fanzine including fiction by Jack Chalker.
Editors: Thomas B. Haughey |
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MisanthropeTotal Issues: 1Misanthrope dealt with the dark underbelly of society and the horrors and perversions one would expect to find there. The first issue came out at the end of 1997 -- just in time for that Christmas stocking! There was a second issue planned, but as often happens with these things, it never eventuated.
Editors: Chris A. Masters Formats: A4 Prices: A$5.00 Pagecounts: 48pp |
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Miss 1929/1930Total Issues: 13?Issues & Index Sources
PublishersClayton MagazinesFormatslarge pulpFrequencymonthly? |
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The Missionary Juvenile and Illustrated Missionary News for Young PeopleTotal Issues: 44
Frequency: monthly |
Mississippi ReviewPublishes many stories and poems including additional ones on its website. Had special Cyberpunk issue (Vol.16 no. 2/3) ed by Larry McCaffery with William Gibson, Bruce Sterling, Rudy Rucker, John Shirley, Timothy Leary. Other authors include Joyce Carol Oates, Kathy Acker, Paul Auster, Amy Clampitt, Paul Hoover, etc. Vol.21 No.3 was special British issue with Martin Amis, Ian McEwan, Roddy Doyle, Will Self, Iain Sinclair. There was also a special short story issue (Vol. 21 No.1/2) with Margaret Atwood, John Barth, Donald Barthelme, Thom Jones, Susan Minot, etc. Circulation 2,000.
Website: www.mississippireview.com Editors: Frederick Barthelme (in 1998 - 2002) Email Address: rief@netdoor.com Formats: large digest Frequency: twice-yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
The Missouri ReviewTheir simple mission: to discover and nurture the most talented new writers of prose and poetry in America and to showcase their work in a beautifully designed journal. Vol.7 #2 (1984) was a special all-sf issue. See Best of Missouri Review ed. Morgan Speer (1991). Circulation 7,000.
Website: www.missourireview.org (or www.missouri.edu/~moreview/index.html) Editors: Morgan Speer (in 1998 - 2002; or Speer Morgan) Frequency: thrice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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Mr. AmericaTotal Issues: 6+Continued after August 1953 as a body-building magazine with no fiction.
Sources: MansWorld |
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The MixtureChristmas supplement to "The Bee", the in-house magazine of Boots Pure Drug Co. Published a lot of fiction by Boots employees.
Editors: J.H. Davis Formats: quarto Pagecounts: 72pp Frequency: annual |
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Mizpah NovelsTotal Issues: 154#1 (Apr-1919) is "Snubbed By the Mill" Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAmalgamated PressFrequency |
M'lle New YorkA magazine of highly active commentary about literature and the arts; mostly non-fiction. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersVance Thompson; assisted by James HunekerEditorsVance ThompsonFormatslittle magazineFrequencyfortnightly |
MobiusLikes fiction and poetry that explores social change and is innovative. Circulation 1,500.
Editors: Fred Schepartz Formats: tabloid Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: quarterly |
MobsTotal Issues: 2One of several gangster pulps published by Harold B. Hersey. However, by the time it was published, in 1930, public interest in gangsters was fading and it only lasted for 2 issues.
Editors: W. M. Clayton Formats: standard pulp Frequency: bi-monthly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide, CookMDE |
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