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Navy Romances
Editors: Bern Williams Formats: digest-sized pulp Prices: 25c |
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Navy StoriesTotal Issues: 12Changed to Submarine Stories Nov-1929 and Mar-1930; alternated months with Submarine Stories thereafter. Numbering restarted at Vol 1 #1 in Apr-1930.
Formats: standard pulp Prices: 20c Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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NeatTotal Issues: 1?
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Neat Bedtime StoriesTotal Issues: 1
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Nebraska ReviewLiterary fiction, about 6-10 stories per year. Has published DeWitt Henry, Erin Belieu. Circulation 1,000.
Editors: Art Homer & Richard Duggin at outset; James Reed (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 108pp Frequency: twice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
NebulaFanzine.
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Nebula Science FictionTotal Issues: 41For many years, Nebula Science Fiction held the distinction of being the only
professional SF magazine published in Scotland, but made a name for itself by
frequently publishing original stories by American and Australian authors. It
also made history by publishing the first SF story by Robert Silverberg, as well
as buying the first SF stories written by Brian Aldiss and Barrington Bayley.
Editors: Peter Hamilton Formats: large digest Prices: 2/- Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: roughly quarterly, but monthly during 1958 |
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Nebula Science Fiction (US)Total Issues: 9American reprint edition of Nebula Science Fiction. While many earlier issues appeared in the US with a price sticker over the standard UK issue, these nine issues were printed in the US and appeared four months after the equivalent UK issues.
Formats: large digest Prices: 35c Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: monthly |
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Ned Buntline's OwnOne of the first story-papers, filled mostly by Judson.
Editors: E.Z.C. Judson Frequency: weekly |
Negro Story MagazineTotal Issues: 12?'Short stories by and about Negroes for all Americans'.
Frequency: bi-monthly |
The NekromantikonTotal Issues: 5Fanzine.
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Nelson Lee Library (Original Series)Total Issues: 568Contains complete stories of 25.000 words. # 338 (26-Nov-1921) saw the addition of an 8-page additional section entitled 'Nipper's Magazine' which ran for just over a year, to be replaced in # 392 (9-Dec-1922) by 'Our Detective Story Section', which ran to # 436 (13-Oct-1923); the following week saw the debut of 'The St. Frank's Magazine'. Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Nelson Lee Library (1st New Series) PublishersAmalgamated PressEditorsWilliam H. Back [Editor-in-Chief] Prices1d; 2d from #338Pagecounts52pp; 36pp; 44pp from #338Frequencyweekly |
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Nelson Lee Library (1st New Series)Total Issues: 194aka Nelson Lee School Story Library from Oct-1928. Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Nelson Lee Library (2nd New Series) PublishersAmalgamated PressEditorsFormats6" x 9"Frequencyweekly |
Nelson Lee Library (2nd New Series)Total Issues: 161Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Nelson Lee Library (3rd New Series) PublishersAmalgamated PressEditors(C.M. Down's department) Hedley O'Mant (c. 1930 - 1932)Frequencyweekly |
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Nelson Lee Library (3rd New Series)Total Issues: 25Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Gem Library PublishersAmalgamated PressEditorsR. C. Hewitt; Reginald S. Taylor (Assistant Editor)Frequencyweekly |
NemonymousTotal Issues: 6 (to Dec-2007)Subtitled "a journal of parthogenetic fiction and late labelling", the magazine has the unusual approach of not crediting the authors of any of the stories until the issue AFTER the one in which the stories appear.
Editors: Des Lewis Formats: 8.5" x 6" perfect bound Prices: £5.50 Pagecounts: 96pp |
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