SF fanzine containing a mix of sf fiction, poems and articles plus one or two interviews per issue.

SF fanzine containing stories and book reviews.

Online SF magazine.

The Infinity anthology series (5 vols, 1970-1973, ed. Robert Hoskins) was regarded as a continuation of the magazine.

Uses fiction with a teenage figure in a dominant role. Published occasional science fiction.

Emphasized sensational stories for women but also published some fantasy and weird fiction. Authors include Minnie Buchanan Under, Robert Duncan Milne.

There is also a "Premiere Issue" dated January 1990, but it is not a real issue, only a four-page advertising flyer with no editorial content.

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Publishers:   P.O. Box 52558, 264 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1V0 (in 2000)
Editors:   John Degan (in 2000)
Frequency:   quarterly
Mentioned in:   O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2001 or 2002)

Changed to an online journal called The Manhattanville Review in 2014.

"A quarterly digital zine of speculative stories about our inner lives; our thoughts, our emotions, our perceptions, our dreams".

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1947:

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Publishers:   Grant Hughes

A Dark Legacy Special Edition.

Published weekly as part of the Sunday Philadelphia Inquirer. Occasionally published some fiction.

Subtitled "The Magazine of Paranormal Desires".

Inside was started in 1953 by Ron Smith. In late 1954 it merged with Science Fiction Advertiser and was renamed Inside and Science Fiction Advertiser. It ran until this title for 3 years and then ran a further year as Inside Science Fiction. After a hiatus of four years it was briefly revived for three issues as Inside before changing its name to Riverside Quarterly.

It carried the usual articles, interviews and ads but also generally had at least one story and some poetry in every issue.

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True crime.

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