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The Tatler [1901]An upmarket society magazine which is still going strong; it claims to
be descended from the 18th-century Tatler edited by Steele, but that is
highly dubious; featured two-page colour spreads by illustrator Alfred
Bestall in the 1920s (in his reminiscences, he referred to the magazine
as a "big shiny" -- equivalent to the contemporary American phrase "big
slick"); it published fiction during its weekly period, e.g. "The
Gentleman from America" by Michael Arlen (Christmas 1924); circulation
of the relaunched version 72,000 (in 1993). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersConde Nast, LondonWebsitewww.tatler.co.ukEditorsFormatsbig slickFrequency |
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Tattle TalesTotal Issues: 50+Issues & Index Sources
Publishersc. 1939/1940 EditorsGloria GreySourcesUltimate Guide to the Pulps, Uncovered: The Hidden Art of Girlie Pulps |
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Tattle Tales (UK)British reprint edition of Tattle Tales.
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Tauchnitz MagazineTotal Issues: 24An English-language reprint periodical issued by the German paperback publisher, Tauchnitz; circa 80 pages per issue, with short stories reprinted from The Cornhill Magazine, The English Illustrated Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Macmillan's Magazine, The Idler and others.
Formats: smaller (?) than standard format Frequency: monthly |
Tea Cup
Editors: Rhian Ellis (in 1998 - 2000) Frequency: thrice yearly Sources: O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2002) |
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'Tec - The Five-in-One Detective MagazineTotal Issues: 2Billed as having "five complete novels" in each issue, although each is condensed to a mere 20 pages each. One story in the second issue is original.
Formats: large pulp Frequency: bi-monthly Sources: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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TeenagerContains features on "film, fashion and beauty."
Editors: Barbara Willis Prices: 1s. Pagecounts: 48pp Frequency: quarterly |
Teenage Times
Formats: tabloid Pagecounts: 12pp Frequency: weekly |
Teen InkMagazine written "by teens for teens", including fiction in each issue. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersThe Young Authors Foundation, Inc, PO Box 30, Newton, MA 02461Websitewww.teenink.comFrequencymonthly |
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Tegg's Magazine of Knowledge and AmusementTotal Issues: 12Tegg was gifted in his ability to recycle books and stories into new chapbooks and became known as the "king of the remainders."
Frequency: monthly |
Tekeli-li!Total Issues: 4
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Telling TalesTotal Issues: 91Subtitled "A Magazine of Distinctive Fiction". Published several stories by well-known pulp authors such as Murray Leinster and H. Bedford-Jones. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersReaders' Publishing CorporationEditorsHarold Hersey?FormatspulpPrices20cFrequencySourcesThe Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Uncovered: The Hidden Art of Girlie Pulps |
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Tell Me WhyTotal Issues: 82Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into World of Wonder PublishersFleetway PublicationsPagecounts24ppFrequencyweekly |
Temple BarTotal Issues: 553Early issues ran with sensation novels by Sala and M.E. Braddon ("Aurora Floyd," 1863); later published Wilkie Collins, Charles Reade, Robert Louis Stevenson, Anthony Trollope, Conan Doyle, E.F. Benson. Circulation was initially 30,000, settled at around 13,000 in the late 1860s but dropped to 8,000 by 1896. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsstandard, imitation-Cornhill, initially unillustratedPrices1/-FrequencymonthlySourcesBritish Literary Magazines Vol. 3, The Age of the Storytellers |
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The Temple MagazineTotal Issues: 84One of those religious magazines like The Quiver which ran a fair amount of fiction and had a huge turnover of editors despite the magazine's short run. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersHorace MarshallEditorsFormatsstandard pulpSourcesThe Age of the Storytellers |
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