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Our Young Folks Weekly BudgetNoted for serialising three novels by Robert Louis Stevenson, "Treasure
Island" (1881 - 1882), "The Black Arrow" (1883) and "Kidnapped" (1886), as
well as the adventures of Tim (King) Pippin and of Jack Valiant by
Roland Quiz (Richard Quittenton). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJames Henderson, Manchester (based in London from 1873)EditorsJames Henderson (to #108)Miss Sarah Holland J. Harwood Panting Formatslarge tabloid (folio)Prices½dPagecounts16pp; 8ppFrequencyweekly |
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Our Young Men"Articles by and about young men of note, examples of self-help, inspiring stories of success, literary sketches, and high-class fiction."
Prices: 1d Pagecounts: 24pp Frequency: monthly |
Ouseley's MagazineTotal Issues: 3+3=6Issues & Index Sources
PublishersJohn Ouseley, LondonEditorsWalter Burton BaldryFrequencymonthly, though no issues for Aug-1909, Sep-1909, Dec-1909 or Jan-1910 |
Outdoor AdventuresTotal Issues: 16+
Sources: MansWorld |
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Outdoor AnticsTotal Issues: 1
Prices: 2/6d Pagecounts: 32pp |
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Outdoor StoriesTotal Issues: 13Last issue cover in Pulp Culture (p.172). Followed immediately by Over the Top.
Editors: Edmund C. Richards Formats: standard pulp Prices: 20c Frequency: monthly Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Outer DarknessTotal Issues: 33 (to Dec-2006)Also published annuals in 1995 & 1997.
Editors: Dennis Kirk Formats: octavo Prices: $2.95 Pagecounts: 52pp Frequency: mainly quarterly |
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The Outer Limits: An Illustrated ReviewTotal Issues: 2The Outer Limits was a television program that ran from September 16, 1963 to January 16, 1965. It offered 48 first run episodes (one episode ran for two weeks). The stories were both science fiction and horror. Each show featured a monster and some surprisingly good writing. This "magazine" was an affectionate backward glance at the show. The two issues contain a synopsis of the stories as well as commentaries on each, photos and interviews. There were supposed to be two more issues.
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OutingOriginally a magazine promoting the fresh outdoors and active pursuits;
by early 1900s ran a lot of adventure fiction: authors included Jack
London ("White Fang," 1905); plus Clarence E. Mulford's first "Hopalong
Cassidy" stories (1906 - 1907). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsCaspar Whitney (from 1900)Frequencymonthly |
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OutlandsTotal Issues: 1Semi-professional magazine.
Editors: Leslie J. Johnson Formats: digest Prices: 1/6d Pagecounts: 40pp |
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Outlaw LegendsSubtitled "Fiction Built on Fact".
Prices: $2.95 |
The Outlook [1870]A religious paper which became a general family-interest weekly with much fiction. Authors include Louisa M. Alcott, George Macdonald, Harriet Beecher Stowe; absorbed The Independent in 1928. Issues & Index Sources
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Out of the GutterTotal Issues: 5 (to Apr-2009)Subtitled "The Modern Journal of Pulp Fiction and Degenerate Literature", and concentrating on crime fiction with a degenerate edge.
Editors: Matthew Louis Formats: trade paperback Prices: $13.50 |
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Out of the WoodworkTotal Issues: 2
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Out of This WorldTotal Issues: 2A short-lived companion series to Supernatural Stories; both volumes were later reprinted within that series. Four issues of Supernatural Stories were also entitled Out of this World on cover and spine. In both of these issues the interior pages are numbered 5 to 132.
Editors: Maurice Nahum and Samuel Assael Formats: digest Prices: 1/6d Pagecounts: 128pp |
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