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HeatCountry: AustraliaTotal Issues: 15+24=39
Australian international literary magazine that also published poetry and fiction. The first series closed in 2000 after 14 issues, but the magazine was relaunched the next year as a series of book-length issues, appearing twice a year.
Publishers: Giramondo Publishing Company, Artarmon, New South Wales Frequency: Quarterly (1996-1999); Three times per year (2000); Bi-annual (2000-) |
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HeaterMysteryCountry: US
Online mystery fiction magazine.
Editors: Doug Lance |
Heavy MetalCountry: USTotal Issues: 320
A serious comic-strip magazine on the French model; has also published interviews with writers, and some short stories, e.g. Harlan Ellison's "Flop Sweat" (Mar-1979).
Editors: Ted White Formats: quarto slick Frequency: monthly, later bimonthly Related Sites: Science Fiction Encyclopedia |
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Heebee JeebeeCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1
Prices: 2/6d Pagecounts: 32pp |
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Heels and HoseCountry: US
Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAmerican Art Agency, 7311 Fulton Avenue, North Hollywood, CAEditorsJoseph T. SherwoodPrices$1.50Pagecounts98pp |
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Heliocentric NetCountry: US
A free companion magazine, Heliocentric Net Newsletter, was also distributed from time to time.
Editors: Lisa Jean Bothell Frequency: quarterly |
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The HeliographCountry: UKTotal Issues: 5
Sf/fantasy fanzine including the first publication of "Urbivore" by Philip Reeve, later expanded (with other material) into the sf novel MORTAL ENGINES.
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HeliophobeCountry: USTotal Issues: 3
Fanzine devoted to pale skinned women, with a story by Polly Z. Brite in the first issue.
Editors: Forrest Jackson Pagecounts: 28pp |
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Helios [1937]Country: USTotal Issues: 7
Fanzine which published some fiction.
Editors: Sam Moskowitz |
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Helios [1977]Country: USTotal Issues: 1
Fanzine which published some fiction.
Editors: Valerie J. Meyers |
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Helios Quarterly MagazineCountry: USTotal Issues: 18
Helios Quarterly Magazine is a science fiction, horror, and fantasy periodical. The final two issues were only published as part of the omnibus HELIOS QUARTERLY MAGAZINE: THE COMPLETE SERIES (Aurelia Leo, 1/22). Issues & Index Sources
Website: www.heliosquarterly.com PublishersEditors |
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HeliotropeCountry: USTotal Issues: 5
Online professional downloadable magazine.
Publishers: Boomtron, LLC Editors: Jay Tomio |
HelixCountry: USTotal Issues: 10
Online SF magazine.
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Help!Country: USTotal Issues: 26
Newstand humor magazine, famous in retrospect for employing Terry Gilliam and Gloria Steinem on staff and giving an outlet for early work of Crumb, Sheldon and other underground cartoonists. The magazine was a mixture of fumetti, movie stills with funny captions, cartoons and comics, and various text features--the last including several short stories, not necessarily humorous, most or all of them reprints.
Formats: 8.5" x 11" slick Frequency: initially monthly |
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Help Yourself! AnnualCountry: UKTotal Issues: 12?
Christmas annual produced by the Stock Exchange Dramatic & Operatic Society in aid of their Christmas Charity Fund which supported hospitals and other local charities. It almost always ran a ghost or weird tale each year as well as some beautiful fantasy artwork. Anthony Armstrong had "The Seventh Wish" in the 1931 volume, for example and Sabatini had one of his Cagliostro stories, "The Lord of Time" in the 1932 volume. Dorothy Sayers had a Lord Peter Wimsey story in the 1934 issue.
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HemispheresCountry: US
The in-flight magazine of United Airlines, with one story per issue.
Publishers: United Airlines, 1301 Carolina Street, Greensboro, NC 27401 (in 2002) Editors: Selby Bateman (in 2002) Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002) |
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