Full title was "Lilliputian Magazine; or, The Young Gentleman & Lady's Golden Library".

Online speculative poetry magazine.

Total issues: 5

"An online literary magazine publishing the beautiful, heartbreaking and strange." On hiatus after #5.

A weekly British regional newspaper for Lincolnshire that regularly published fiction in the 1940s.

Scottish poetry journal that also published some fiction.

True crime.

True crime.

Sleaze, featuring pin-ups and occasional fiction.

Published detective and adventure stories; possibly started monthly , but was advertised (in Lot-o-Fun for November 27, 1909) with four numbers that month. The Maxwell Kean adventures are reprints of American dime novels featuring Nick Carter.

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#incorporated into Nugget Library (UK)

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High-quality fiction, one of the first to adopt the "complete novel" approach. Authors include Gertrude Atherton, Stephen Crane, Rebecca Harding Davis, Bret Harte, Julian Hawthorne, Lafcadio Hearn, Henry James, Frank R. Stockton. Also first publication of Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray," Kipling's "The Light That Failed" and Doyle's "The Sign of the Four."

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#merges with Scribner's Magazine

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Issues & Index Sources:  in 1880s – 1890

Publishers:   Lippincott
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

British edition of Lippincott's Magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  1885 – 1902

Publishers:   Lippincott
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

"Our mission is to publish high-quality, stimulating speculative and literary fiction and poetry."

Fannish publication with considerable short fiction and a number of poems from any genre.

Frequently ran a story or two per issue, either a transcript of a story broadcast on radio or a new one by a featured author related to a radio broadcast.

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