Total Issues: 7?

New, pulp-style fiction.

Total Issues: 19

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Total Issues: 3

Total Issues: 12

A series of limited edition hardcover anthologies, calling itself a "hardbound magazine". Each issue is devoted to a particular subgenre.

Total Issues: 1

Fanzine.

Total Issues: 2?

Each issue featured a story from Terror Tales. A third issue was promised but probably did not appear.

Total Issues: 101 (to Jul-2008)

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A magazine of offtrail and "curious" fiction. Authors include David R. Bunch, Ardath Mayhar, Thomas Wiloch, Loren Estleman, Darrell Schweitzer. Winter 1987 was a special sf/fantasy issue.

Published as the yearly Pulpcon programme book. In addition to articles and pulp-related artwork, it has frequently included photos and brief biographies of the Pulpcon guests-of-honor, sometimes featuring extensive bibliographies as well.

Total Issues: 2

Total Issues: 14 (to Jun-2010)

Facsimile reprints of stories from pulp magazines. Arguably more a series of collections than a magazine.

Total Issues: 12

Total Issues: 18?

Slick publication that published fiction, poetry and articles and had the occasional name that was reasonably well known.

Total Issues: 2

Fanzine.

The most famous British humorous paper, for many years it was subtitled "The London Charivari." Achieved a circulation of circa 40,000 by 1860. Amidst its amusing essays and cartoons (the latter by Richard Doyle, John Tenniel, George du Maurier and many others), it has published a good deal of fiction, mostly in the form of short funny sketches and storyettes, some of which subsequently went to make up celebrated "novels," e.g. George & Weedon Grossmith's The Diary of a Nobody (1892) and H. F. Ellis's The Papers of A. J. Wentworth, B.A. (1949).

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