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Woman's Magazine (UK)Country: UK
Merged with The Girls' Own Paper, as The Girl's Own Paper and Woman's Magazine, 1908 - 1931; demerged, 1931. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Girl's Own Paper
PublishersThe Religious Tract Society, 56 Paternoster Row, London EC, later Lutterworth Press (The United Society for Christian Literature), 4 Bouverie St, London EC4Editors |
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The Woman's Magazine (US, 1899)Country: US
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Woman's MirrorCountry: UK
"Fiction: serial stories should have a flavour of realism... not more than six parts of 6000 words each; no escapist love stories, but honest romance welcome and occasional mystery; one short story per week (3000 words)".
Editors: Jodi Hyland (in 1962); Joy Scully (in 1964) Frequency: weekly |
Woman's OutlookCountry: UK
"Sentimental or family life short stories... about 2500 words".
Editors: Doreen Browne (in 1962) Frequency: monthly |
Woman's OwnCountry: UK
Published "What to Tell Santos" by Molly Brown (21-May-1990) Issues & Index Sources
Website: www.womansown.co.uk PublishersPearson, later Newnes, later IPCEditorsFormatstabloidPrices3d (in 1945)Frequencyweekly |
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Woman's PictorialCountry: UK
Authors include F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Editors: Harold W. Snoad Formats: 8.75" x 11.5" Prices: 4½d (in 1954) Frequency: weekly |
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Woman's RealmCountry: UK
Published romance and crime short stories and serials including work by Antonia Fraser, Celia Fremlin, Paula Gosling.
Editors: currently Kathy Watson Formats: tabloid slick Frequency: weekly |
The Woman's RecordCountry: US
Frequency: monthly |
Woman's WayCountry: Ireland
Ireland's biggest-selling weekly women's magazine with a circulation of
66,260. It was set up in 1963.
Publishers: Smurfit Publications, Dublin (in 1997); Harmonia (in 2015) Editors: Celine Naughton (in 1997) Frequency: weekly |
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Woman's WeeklyCountry: UK
One of the longest running women's general interest magazines but with a heavy interest in short fiction and serials. Issues & Index Sources
Website: www.womansweekly.com PublishersAmalgamated Press, later IPCEditorsFormatssmall tabloidPricesPagecountsFrequencyweeklyRelated SitesWikipedia |
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Woman's Weekly Fiction SpecialCountry: UK
Fiction companion magazine to long-standing women's magazine Woman's Weekly.
Editors: Formats: small tabloid Frequency: bimonthly |
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Woman's Weekly LibraryCountry: UK
No. 1 contained "The Changing Years" by Denise Robins; No. 1250, May 1975, contained "Golden Isle" by Nancy Barnard; the series probably ceased publication in the 1980s.
Formats: small booklet, 64pp, initially priced 1/- (8 new pence by 1975) Frequency: twice-monthly, increasing to 12 a month by 1975 |
Woman's World [1884]Country: US
Women's magazine that published occasional fiction.
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The Woman's World [1886]Country: UKTotal Issues: 48
Designed as the first social magazine for women. Under Reid published little fiction but under Wilde actively promoted fiction and poetry amongst its normal farrago of social, cultural and artistic issues. Authors were mostly women -- Olive Schreiner, Lady Wilde, Marie Corelli, G.L. Craik, Violet Fane. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersCassell, LondonEditorsFormatsstandardPrices1/-FrequencymonthlyRelated SitesWikipediaMentioned in: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3 Online SourcesOnline Books |
Woman's World [1906]Country: UK
Formats: 7" x 10.2" (in 1916); 7.5" x 11" (in 1946) Prices: 1d (in 1916); 3d (in 1946) Frequency: weekly |
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Woman's World [1986]Country: US
Every issue features one short romance story, and a shorter mystery. Published "The Lost Angel" by Mary Higgins Clark (2-Dec-1986)
Editors: Stephanie Saible (in 2002) Formats: slick tabloid Prices: $1.49 (in 2002) Frequency: weekly |
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