Magazine Data Page 256
Magazine Data Page 256 |
|
Out of this World AdventuresTotal Issues: 2The comic sections in this pulp are actually the entire contents of separately published Avon comic books. The comic section in issue #1 is the same as Out of This World #1, Jun '50. The comic section in #2 is the same as Strange Worlds #1, Nov '50.
Editors: Donald A. Wollheim Formats: standard pulp Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 128pp Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
|
Out of this World Adventures (Canada)Total Issues: 2Canadian reprint edition of Out of this World Adventures. #2 (at least) has a different comic section and is the same as Avon's Flying Saucer Comic #1, 1950.
Sources: Pulpster11 |
|
OutreSubtitled "The World of UltraMedia," and devoted to the world of B-movies, psychotronic films, etc. Occasionally publishes fiction.
Frequency: quarterly |
|
OutspanPublished "A Matter of Form" by Margery Allingham, 10 Jan-1941.
|
Outward BoundTotal Issues: 42Published to "encourage a greater understanding of the world, its people and cultures", Outward Bound initially ran a large amount of fiction including the serialisation of John Buchan's "The Path of the King". In later issues the emphasis shifted to non-fiction.
Editors: Basil Mathews Frequency: monthly Sources: AgeStory |
|
Out WestPublished "The Master of Mystery" by Jack London, Sep-1902.
Editors: Charlton Lawrence Edholm Prices: 15c |
OverlandLong-running Australian literary magazine.
Editors: Stephen Murray-Smith (in 1975); Jeff Sparrow (in 2007) Prices: A$1.00 (in 1975); A$12.50 (in 2007) |
The Overland MonthlyInitially modelled on Atlantic Monthly, it made Bret Harte famous. Authors include George Sterling, Frank Norris, Emma Frances Dawson, Edgar Lee Masters, Jack London, Ambrose Bierce (first story, 1871). The second series was a continuation of The Californian and became an important vehicle for women writers. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsstandard?Frequencymonthly |
|
Over My Dead Body!Total Issues: 8The magazine "features short stories, author profiles, author interviews, and other articles of general interest to mystery fans".
Website: www.overmydeadbody.com Editors: Cherie Jung Frequency: quarterly |
| ||||||
OverspaceTotal Issues: 15Small press sf/fantasy/horror fiction magazine.
|
|
Over the TopTotal Issues: 21+10=31Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStreet & SmithEditorsEdmund RichardsFormatsstandard pulpPrices20cPagecounts128ppFrequencymonthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide |
| |||||||||||||||
Owen Wistar Review
Frequency: annual Sources: OHenAwdWeb (not in 2002) |
The Owl (US)Subtitled "A Monthly Magazine of Original Short Stories," it was clearly intended as a rival to The Black Cat.
Formats: octavo (circa 8.5" tall) Frequency: monthly |
| ||||||||||||
OwlflightTotal Issues: 5Semi-professional magazine.
|
|
Owl (UK)Total Issues: 3 (or 4)Children's magazine produced by the publisher of an earlier series, Play and Learn (1986 - 1987). Described at the time of launch as a "glossy colour monthly magazine full of entertaining articles for children. The editor was quoted (Guardian, March 30, 1988) as saying "I want to show children the joys of making mud pies and the beauty of nature. They want to know how their bodies and everything around them works." Clearly children were not that interested, as the title folded after only a few issues.
Editors: Michele Grinstead Prices: £1.20; £1.40 Frequency: monthly |
OxalisTotal Issues: 23
Editors: Shirley Powell |
