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Yale Literary MagazineSee Art and the Craftsman, the Best of the Yale Literary Magazine ed. Joseph Harned. Centennial issue in 1936 was pub'd in hardcover.
Website: www.yale.edu/ylit/ Editors: rotating student consortium Frequency: monthly |
The Yale Review
Website: www.yale.edu/yalereview/ Editors: Wilbur L. Cross; J. D. McClatchy (in 1998 - 2002) Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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The Yalobusha ReviewTotal Issues: 9 (to Dec-2004)"The Yalobusha Review is an annual small-press publication whose main goal is to promote quality writing, regardless of subject matter, genre, or type. Each year we feature prominent or emerging writers alongside new and often unpublished writers. Previous editions have featured stories and poems by Barry Hannah, Charles Wright, Tom Chandler, George Singleton, Janisse Ray, Shay Youngblood, Alan Michael Parker, and National Book Award finalist Dan Chaon, as well as interviews with Lee Smith (Saving Grace, The Last Girls), Jill McCorkle Youngblood (Black Girl in Paris), and Steve Almond (My Life in Heavy Metal, Candy Freak)."
Website: www.olemiss.edu/yalobusha Email Address: yalobush@suneset.backbone.olemiss Frequency: annual Sources: OHenAwdWeb (not in 2002) |
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YankAn army magazine aimed at the GI. Ran stories, pictures, letters, poetry and doggerel.
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Yankee Comic TalesReprints US material.
Pagecounts: 28pp |
Yankee MagazineMagazine devoted to New England topics. Fiction Editor Edie Clark commented by e-mail (2-2000): "Until the mid 1990s, we published fiction in nearly every issue. Cutbacks then reduced fiction to two or three times a year but never a year has gone by that we have not published SOME fiction. In fact, I have recently been given the happy news that the magazine would like to re-commit to publishing fiction - more frequently. And we will start with a special "summer reading issue" in July, which will feature three pieces of fiction in a single issue - a first for us! We have published many major writers who were not then well known, most notably Stephen King, who gave us two memorable stories, "The Reach" and "Uncle Otto's Truck", in the early 1980s. Other writers we have published are Ian MacMillan, John Updike, John Dufresne, Willis Johnson, Howard Frank Mosher, Monica Wood, Ernie Hebert, Barry Targan and a substantial number of stories by Andre Dubus, including a very short story called "At Night" which a reviewer for the New York Times Book Review said was one of the most perfect short stories he had ever read." Issues & Index Sources
PublishersYankee Publishing, Inc., Dublin, New Hampshire 03444 (in 1998)Websitewww.yankeemagazine.com/EditorsFrequencymonthly |
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Yankee Magazine FictionTotal Issues: 1?Reprints stories from the US Dime Detective.
Formats: standard pulp Prices: 1/- |
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The Yankee Privateer
Editors: Harry Hazel (Justin Jones) Formats: large folio |
Yankee Romance AlbumTotal Issues: 1This reprinted stories from various issues of Yankee Shorts.
Editors: Gerald G. Swan Pagecounts: 114pp |
Yankee ShortsTotal Issues: 21?This was a generic series with each individual issue carrying the name
of an individual magazine, as follows:
Editors: Gerald G. Swan Formats: small pulp Prices: 3d Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: sporadic, mostly monthly but with some magazines released in batches |
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YarnsTotal Issues: 6?
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Yearnings: The Elfquest CompanionA "shared universe" fanmagazine for ElfQuest fans, authorized by the Pinis. While the cartoonish cover (elves and nerdish human kids roast marshmellows over fire together) makes it look like a comic/graphic art book, it's actually (almost) all text and mostly fiction.
Editors: Jane Fancher & Richard Pini Formats: 8.5" x 11" Prices: $3.95 Pagecounts: 96pp |
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The Year's Best Fantastic FictionTotal Issues: 3
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Yellow Bat ReviewTotal Issues: 6A pocket sized journal of eclectic writing. "We primarily publish poetry, but also publish some very short prose. Yellow Bat Review aims to provide a forum for both mainstream and genre writings in all their various forms and styles."
Editors: Craig Sernotti Prices: $2.50 Pagecounts: 28pp |
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The Yellow Book [1894]Total Issues: 13The most memorable and decadent literary and artistic quarterly of the 1890s. Remembered for its artwork by Aubrey Beardsley. Authors include Baron Corvo, George Gissing, H.G. Wells, John Buchan, E. Nesbit, Richard Le Gallienne, Henry James, Ella D'Arcy. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsHenry Harland (Aubrey Beardsley served as art editor for the first four vols)Formatshardcover book format (heavily illustrated)Prices5/-Pagecounts300ppFrequencyquarterlySourcesBritLit3, AgeStory |
Yellow Book [1915]Reprint magazine binding unsold copies of Breezy Stories and Young's Magazine. Still around in 1947.
Editors: Cashel St. J. Pomeroy Formats: huge pulp Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 458pp Frequency: quarterly (#60 in 1929) Sources: AHGTTP, UltGuide |
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