"While You Were Sleeping Magazine is an irreverent yet clever incarnation of stories, features, interviews, art, and photography that sates the devilish curiosity of freethinking young men and women worldwide. With our bimonthly publication, we strive to create a product that is appealing both for its imaginative visual designs and witty dis-sections of the world we live in."

Issues & Index Sources:  195?:

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Issues & Index Sources:  28-Jun-1890 – 27-Dec-1890

Publishers:   The Whirlwind, 150 Strand, London
Editors:   Herbert Vivian
Frequency:   weekly
Related Sites:   Wikipedia

Issues & Index Sources:  ? – present

Website:   www.whiskeyislandmagazine.com
Email Address:   whiskeyisland@popmail.csuhio.edu
Publishers:   University Center, Cleveland State University, 1860 East 22nd Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 (in 1998 - 2000)
Editors:   rotating editorship; Pat Stansberry (in 1998)
Frequency:   twice yearly
Mentioned in:   O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2001 or 2002)

Continues after Sep-1953 as a tabloid-style magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1940s

This could be considered an anthology, since the publisher never planned to do more than one, but has a sufficiently magazine-like format to justify its inclusion here. Another similar one-shot was issued several years later as Violent Legends.

Laurence Donovan wrote all of the Whisperer novels in the first run of The Whisperer pulp. All of the novels in the second run were written by Alan Hathway.

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Subtitled "A Literary and Visual Culture Magazine".

An online magazine of ghostly writings. Initially Whispering Spirits E-Zine, the name changed to Whispering Spirits Digital Magazine in 2006.

Very elusive small press crime magazine that ran for five issues, each labelled with names like "Dagger Edition" rather than being dated. First issue was called Whispering Willow.

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Semi-professional magazine. Several issues were also done in hardcover as collectors editions. A final issue was bound back-to-back with Weirdbook #30, Spring 1997. See also Toadstool Wine. Gave rise to a short-lived anthology series

Small press horror magazine containing at least 1 story by D.F. Lewis.

An eclectic journal of powerful, terrifying fiction and poetry. Shattered Forum is dedicated to bringing readers the best in a wide range of work from unpublished and underpublished writers, poets, and artists -- those creative voices which truly whisper from the dark corners where we dare not tread.

Issues & Index Sources:  2003? – 2009:

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A free quarterly literary journal. "The idea of a popular literary journal, cheaply or freely distributed in cafes or book stores, has never been tried in Minneapolis or Saint Paul, as far as I know. This is strange, because it is such an inexpensive and childishly easy thing to do. Whistling Shade is an attempt to bring poetry and short fiction to a wider audience."