Total Issues: 1

A multi-genre pulp, it featured 3 stories each from four genres: Science Fiction, Mystery, Western, and Sports, probably to use up the inventories of the fading pulps. All the stories appear to be new. The cover is a collage of four paintings; the SF one had previously appeared on Startling Stories Apr 1953.

Total Issues: 29

Total Issues: 1

This short-lived pulp was unusual in featuring multiple stories about its lead character. Sheena was the lead feature in the long-running Jungle Comics, and also appeared in movies and a TV series. In some incarnations she has the ability to communicate with or mentally control animals, although this is only a vague suggestion in most of the comic book stories. No such ability is displayed in the pulp stories.

Quarterly magazine of writing from East and West.

Total Issues: 141

Began in Vienna and later Majorca before settling in New York in 1933. Achieved fame as the only exclusive all-story literary magazine of the period. Authors include Tennessee Williams, John Cheever, Howard Fast, J.D. Salinger, Truman Capote, Joseph Heller. New series includes Amy Bloom, Susan Power, Melanie Sumner, Brady Udall, Alison Baker, Nathan Englander, Joyce Carol Oates,William Kotzwinkle. There have been several representative anthologies. Circulation 40,000.

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Childrens magazine that was issued once a week, containing seven different stories one for each day of the week, verses and fun, and family council corner.

Total Issues: 5

Mentioned in Henry Steeger's article in Pulp Era #67.

Short stories, poetry and articles. Each issue is themed. No payment.

Total Issues: 4

Four separate single-author digest magazines issued simultaneously.

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Total Issues: 130

Retitled The Family Story Paper from #105.

Childrens magazine that was sponsored by The Association for Arts in Childhood, Inc a group fostering appreciation of the arts among children, including music, dance, theater, radio and literature.

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Total Issues: 37 (to Dec-2001)

An independent magazine of the short story, published by an Illinois non-profit corporation. See American Story: The Best of Story Quarterly ed. Anne Brashler & others (Cane Hill Press, 1990). Circulation 1,500.

Total Issues: 354+13=367

The best all-round all-fiction magazine of its day, The Story-Teller featured stories by William Hope Hodgson, Edgar Wallace, G.K. Chesterton (first Father Brown stories), Sax Rohmer.

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