Issues & Index Sources:  1926 – 1953

Mentioned in:   The Pulp Western

Originally established in 1911 as a church paper by Thornwell Jacobs, Westminster Magazine evolved into a literary magazine and then in 1932 into a quarterly edited by Robert England. In Spring 1935 it merged with the poetry review Bozart to become Bozart-Westminster, edited by James E. Routh.

A serious review of literary significance; the novelist George Eliot was an assistant editor in the 1850s; however, it may have published no fiction (includes London Review & London and Westminster Review)

Subtitled "Art, Literature, Criticism, Publicity", most issues included some fiction.

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A travel magazine published by the Automobile Club of Southern California which published a number of pieces by Ray Bradbury.

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The newsletter of the Northwest Science Fiction Society.

Issues & Index Sources:  Oct/Nov/Dec-1969:

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(partial issue only)

Publishers:   Jaybird Enterprises, 7315 Fulton Ave., North Hollywood, CA

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Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1950

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 19 Netheravon Road, Chiswick, London W4
Pagecounts:   36pp

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Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London

Computing magazine that published an early short story by David Langford.

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Published "Tough Cop's Gift" by Rex Stout, Dec-1953.

Issues & Index Sources:  c. 1940 – ?

Publishers:   A. Wheaton
Pagecounts:   36pp

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Publishers:   A. Wheaton

Publishes poetry, short fiction, novel excerpts, and creative non-fiction of substance by established or emerging authors from every region of the country.

"An amateur magazine that seeks to discover, inspire, and publish emerging authors who are enthusiastic about the tradition of pulp sword and sorcery."