Total Issues: 1

Listed by both Lofts and Gifford, this is almost certainly a reprint of the adult US pulp magazine (1 issue, Jul-1951).

Subtitled "The Airman's Magazine" and published by the RAF in Souther Rhodesia - published a small amount of fiction.

Total Issues: 21 (to Dec-2002)

Experimental magazine of fiction, poetry and graphics. Publishes what it calls "vital writings". Sponsors annual chapbook competition with $1000 prize. Circulation 500.

Total Issues: 614

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Total Issues: 3748

Each issue contained a lead novelette, in between the wars, also had a back-up serial, dropped during WW2 and seemingly never to return.

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Total Issues: 365?

Brought sophistication to muck-raking. Authors include William Rose Benet, Frank Harris, Lord Dunsany, W.B. Yeats, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Thorne Smith, Sinclair Lewis, James Branch Cabell, Dashiell Hammett, Aldous Huxley, D.H. Lawrence, Joseph Conrad, George Moore, James Joyce, Eugene O'Neill, Gelett Burgess, Ben Hecht, Michael Arlen. Circulation peaked at around 22,000 in early 20s.

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Started as a reprint of the US magazine of the same name but in 1905, under the editorship of William James Thorold, it began adding photographs of leading British socialites and theatre personalities, cartoons, fashion columns, social notes, and, occasionally, English fiction and verse that did not find its way into the New York edition.

Always more heavily illustrated than its American parent and lacking the topical items in the New York edition and those with peculiarly American reference (all of the editorial departments and reviews, for instance, were omitted), the English Smart Set was really a distinctive periodical. Most of the magazine's American readers (and, indeed, the contributors themselves) remained blissfully unaware that there ever was such a thing as the London Smart Set and, to tell the truth, so did the vast majority of the British reading public. Even so, it prospered--in part because it had no need to wrestle with the problems that beset the parent journal (these were all solved before the material crossed the ocean), in part because, as a minor periodical with a very low 'overgead,' it was content with a small stake in the Fleet Street market.

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True crime.

True crime.

Total Issues: 2 (at least)

Total Issues: 27+6=33

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Total Issues: 11?

Reprinted issues from the US magazine, often abridged.

Total Issues: 4+6=10

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