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Northwest ReviewEncourages diversity and experimentation. Has published Joyce Carol Oates, Raymond Carver, Madeline DeFrees. Circulation 1,100.
Website: www.uoregon.edu/~nwreview/ Editors: John Witte (in 1998 - 2002) Formats: review Pagecounts: 160pp Frequency: thrice yearly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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North-West RomancesTotal Issues: 12+5+124+61=202Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFiction HouseFormatsstandard pulpFrequencymonthly at outset; later bi-monthlyRelated SitesNorthwest RomancesSourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide, DinWest |
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North-West Stories (UK)Total Issues: 31?British reprint edition of North-West Stories. Appear to be direct reprints of originals.
Formats: pulp Prices: 9d |
Northwords NowThree times yearly literary magazine in newspaper format given out free of charge in selected locations in Scotland. To some extent, it aims to fill the gap left by the demise of NorthWords for the many experienced and gifted poets and fiction writers we know to be working in the north.
Editors: Rhoda Michael (in 2007) Email Address: rhoda8@btopenworld.com Formats: 12" x 16" Prices: free Frequency: three times a year |
NorthWords (Scotland)Subtitled "The Magazine from the North for Fiction and Poetry", the magazine specialises in Scottish fiction and poetry.
Editors: Angus Dunn (in 1999) Email Address: stable@cali.co.uk Formats: 7" x 10.75" Prices: £5.00 (in 1999) Frequency: three times a year |
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Frequency: weekly, later monthly Sources: BritLit3 |
Not One of UsTotal Issues: 40 (to Dec-2008)Fanzine.
Website: not-one-of-us.com Editors: John M. Benson Formats: octavo Prices: $4.50 Pagecounts: 52 Frequency: twice-yearly |
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Notre Dame ReviewTotal Issues: 13 (to Dec-2002)A magazine of contemporary American and international fiction, poetry, criticism and art. thier goal is to present a panoramic view of contemporary art and literature - no one style is advocated over another. They are especially interested in work that takes on big issues by making the invisible seen, that gives voice to the voiceless - work that gives message form through aesthetic experience. Has published Seamus Heaney, Robert Hass, Maura Stanton. Circulation 2,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersCreative Writing Program, English Dept., University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556 (in 1998 - 2002)Websitewww.nd.edu/~ndr/review.htmEditorsFormatsreviewPagecounts160ppFrequencytwice yearlySourcesOHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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Nova ExpressTotal Issues: 22
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Nova Science FictionTotal Issues: 23 (to Sep-2009)
Editors: Wesley Kawato Formats: octavo Prices: $6.00 Pagecounts: 60pp |
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Nova Science Fiction NovelsTotal Issues: 1+4=5The first series had a single issue, and it then restarted the next year in a slightly different format. Issues & Index Sources
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Nova SFTotal Issues: 5Small press sf fiction magazine.
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The NoveletteTotal Issues: 176Called itself 'A library of original stories by popular authors'. Issues & Index Sources
Editors'Rita'Frequencymonthly |
The Novelist's MagazineTotal Issues: 23Almost entirely reprint, "cut-and-paste" from other sources. More of a monograph/anthology series than a magazine. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJohn HarrisonFormatsoctavoFrequencymonthlySourcesBritLit1 |
NovemberTotal Issues: 3Fanzine.
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NowTotal Issues: 7+7=14Heavily into commentary (Woodcock was an anarchist) and poetry. Sullivan (British Literary Magazines) says that "the greatest flaw in Now was its fiction." Several allegorical stories, e.g. "The Warehouse", Mary Harris (#8) and "The Choice" by Patricia Johnson (#9). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersM.C. Pitts, Maidenhead (#1); George Woodcock until 1941; 2nd series The Freedom Press (Woodcock).EditorsGeorge WoodcockFrequencyirregularSourcesBritLit4 |
