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Tip Top Tales (Second Series)Total Issues: 24
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Tip Top WeeklyTotal Issues: 850+136+18+13=1017Adventure magazine with emphasis still on boys school and sport stories; there were several Tip-Top magazines most of which vanished to make way for Top-Notch Magazine. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStreet & SmithEditorsFormatsPagecounts128ppFrequencySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide |
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Tipyn O' BobUndergraduate literary magazine from Bryn Mawr College.
Editors: Mary Isabelle O' Sullivan, Louise Foley, Carlie Minor, & Mary Nearing Formats: 9.5" x 7.5" Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 40pp |
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Tirra Lirra"The Australian independent contemporary magazine."
Editors: Eva Windisch Email Address: phoebus@netlink.com.au Formats: A4 Prices: A$9.00 Pagecounts: 48pp Frequency: quarterly |
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Titanic TalesTotal Issues: 1
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Tit-BitsTotal Issues: 5107 (to 1984)The weekly which began a revolution in British popular journalism,
leading to near-imitators such as Alfred Harmsworth's Answers and
exerting a longer-term influence on the cheap newspapers of the 20th
century. Primarily a gathering of "human interest" snippets and other
useless knowledge, it also featured short stories and even full-length
fiction serials such as Grant Allen's "What's Bred in the Bone" (1891)
and Rider Haggard's "The People of the Mist" (1893 - 1894). In 1967 it ran
a short sf series, "Into the Fantastic," with stories by Tom Boardman,
William F. Nolan, Chris Priest, Isaac Asimov, Frederic Brown, William F.
Temple, David Rome, etc. Current circulation 150,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGeorge Newnes, London; now Sport NewspapersEditorsFormatstabloidFrequencyweekly; now monthlySourcesAgeStory |
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Titbits for Little FolksTotal Issues: 1 (unnumbered)
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Tit-Bits NovelsCompanion to Tit-Bits, typically published a novelette (or two short stories) and a serial segment.
Prices: 1d Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: weekly |
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TitterA cheesecake magazine with collectible cover artists.
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Toadstool WineTotal Issues: 1A "sampler" containing separate sections assembled by the editors of six small press magazines. With the exception of Whispers, which reprinted material already published, the contents were all unpublished material taken from the magazines' current inventory.
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Toast of Tangiers
Formats: 7" x 9.5" Pagecounts: 36pp |
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TobyTotal Issues: 116Incorporates: Wonderful Playthings from-Jan-1925
Editors: G. Heath Robinson; F. Knowles Campling; Gwyn Evans Prices: 7d except vol.2 no.4 (Dec 1922) 1/- Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: monthly |
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To-Day [1893]Total Issues: 611Published one or two short stories and a serial each issue. Authors
include Jerome and Pain, Kipling, Stevenson, Bret Harte. Published some
weird fiction -- last serial was Allen Upward's "Necrolite" (1905),
at which point it merges with merges with London Opinion. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatstabloid newspaperFrequencyweeklySourcesBritLit3, AgeStory |
To-Day [1916]Total Issues: 66Relaunched as a new paper, even though effectively a continuation of To-Day, which had superseded T.P.'s Weekly. Issues & Index Sources
EditorsHolbrook JacksonFrequencySourcesBritLit3 |
Today [1950]Weekly supplement to The Philadelphia Inquirer which published stories by Gerald Kersh (in the 1940s) and Ray Bradbury (in the 1950s).
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Today [1960]Straplined "The New John Bull," it had replaced that older weekly in 1960; "short stories 2000 - 4000 words; fiction serials from 3 to 5 instalments of 3500 - 4500 words each". Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Weekend PublishersOdhams Press Ltd, 189 High Holborn, London WC1EditorsFrequencyweekly |
