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Real WestIssues seen for Sep-1969 and 1977. Issues & Index Sources
FrequencySourcesThe Pulp Western |
Real Western Magazine/StoriesTotal Issues: 149?Issues & Index Sources
PublishersAce Magazines; taken over by Columbia Publications in 1940?EditorsA.A. Wyn at outset; Robert W. Lowndes under ColumbiaFormatsPrices15cPagecounts112ppFrequencybi-monthlySourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western |
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Real Western (Stories) (Canada)
Formats: pulp Sources: The Pulpster #11, 2001 |
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Real Western Mystery NovelsThere is rumoured to be a pulp magazine of this title, but no positive evidence of it has been found. (MDE)
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(Real) Western RomancesTotal Issues: 41?The April 1952 issue is titled just Western Romances and the Jul-1957 is Western Romances on the cover. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersColumbia MagazinesEditorsFormatsstandard pulpFrequencymostly bi-monthlySourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western |
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Real Western Stories (UK)Total Issues: 6?British reprint edition of Real Western Stories.
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Recent Detective CasesTrue crime.
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The RecluseTotal Issues: 1A one-shot amateur journalism publication with a high concentration of fantasy and fantasy-related material. Often considered the first fanzine, though it predates the formation of SF fandom by several years. A "facsimile" reprint (actually a Xerox) was issued by Moshassuck Press, Glenview, IL in 1990.
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Records of Love, or Monthly Amusement for the FairA magazine aimed primarily at women and featuring serial 'genteel histories'.
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Red ArrowTotal Issues: 52Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Adventure PublishersD.C. ThomsonFormatssmall formatFrequencyweekly |
Red-Blooded StoriesTotal Issues: 5+4=9Issues & Index Sources
PublishersNew Metropolitan imprint of Macfadden PublicationsFormatsPrices25cFrequencymonthlySourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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The Red BookEarly authors little known but later included Ellis Parker Butler, Octavus Roy Cohen, George Allan England, Gilbert Parker, Albert Payson Terhune; became 'the Magazine for Young Readers' in 1949 before becoming an upmarket women's magazine in the 1960s. Absorbed American Home in Mar-1978. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersWebsitewww.redbookmag.comEditorsFormatsPricesinitially 10 cents, rose to 15c and then 20c in Oct-1917FrequencymonthlySourcesUltimate Guide to the Pulps |
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Red Clay ReaderTotal Issues: 7An annual magazine that published the work of Southern authors and artists.
Editors: Charleen Whisnant Formats: 8.5" x 11" hardcover |
Red Dime DetectiveTotal Issues: 1?Reprints stories from the US Dime Detective. The cover and Table of Contents of the issue seen both give the title as above, but it is also referred to internally simply as Dime Detective.
Formats: standard pulp Prices: 1/- |
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The Red Dragon
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Red EftTotal Issues: 3An "occasional publication" fanzine with fiction, poetry and interviews, featuring authors such as Janet Fox, D.F. Lewis & Steve Sneyd, etc. Went online in 2005.
Website: redeft.tripod.com Editors: Meg Smith |
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