The FictionMags Index

Magazines, Listed by Title

Breezy Stories (continued)

• * ___ v12 #5, September 1921 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v12 #6, October 1921 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #1, November 1921 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #3, January 1922 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #4, February 1922 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #5, March 1922 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #6, April 1922 (C.H. Young Pub. Co. Inc, 20¢, pulp) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ May 1923 (pulp) Stories plus verse by various writers, including Edgar Daniel Kramer. [JE:19583] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #5, April 1924 (C. H. Young Pub. Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Carl Becker) from TOC; verse not listed; possible errors to page numbers and author names. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ September 1, 1924 (20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v19 # 3, September 15, 1924 (20¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan, poetry omitted. (Contents)
• * ___ v28 # 3, June 1927 (20¢, 120pp, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan, poetry omitted. (Contents)
• * ___ v28 # 5, August 1927 (20¢, 128pp, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan, poetry omitted. (Contents)
• * ___ v28 #6, September 1927 (20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v29 #1, October 1927 (20¢, pulp) from TOC; incomplete. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v30 #2, May 1928 (20¢, pulp) from TOC; incomplete. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v30 #5, August 1928 (C. H. Young Pub. Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC; verse not listed. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v31 #1, October 1928 (C. H. Young Pub. Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC; incomplete. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v31 #5, February 1929 (C.H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from ToC. [RS2] (Contents)
• * ___ v32 # 4, July 1929 (C. H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ October 1937 (20¢, pulp, cover by Enoch Bolles) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v49 # 3, December 1937 (C. H. Young Publishing Company, 20¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by Enoch Bolles) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v51 # 1, October 1938 (C.H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 15¢, 128pp+, pulp) sub-titled “and Young’s Magazine” in very small type. [RF] (Contents)
• * ___ v51 #10, December 1939 (C. H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v52 # 1, July 1940 (Painter Publications, 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v54 # 9, December 1943 (Phil Painter Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ June 1944 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v55 # 4, February 1945 (C. H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC and indicia (on separate pages). [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v55 # 5, April 1945 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v55 # 6, June 1945 (C. H. Young Publishing Co., Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v55 # 7, August 1945 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v55 # 8, October 1945 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v55 #11, April 1946 (Phil Painter Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v56 # 2, October 1946 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v56 # 3, December 1946 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v56 # 5, June 1947 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v56 # 6, October 1947 (Phil Painter Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v57 # 1, December 1947 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ March 1948 (Phil Painter Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “50th Anniversary issue; PP - 1898-1948”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v57 # 3, June 1948 (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ December 1948 (Phil Painter Publications Inc.) Details taken from eBay listing. [Phil Stephensen-Payne] (Contents)
• * ___ March 1949 (Phil Painter Publications Inc., cover by Enoch Bolles) Details taken from eBay listing. [Phil Stephensen-Payne] (Contents)

Breezy Stories (UK)

• * ___ features
• * ___ n.d. (ca. 1949) (Thorpe and Porter Ltd.; Leicester, 80pp) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] A partial reprint of the March 1948 American edition. Printed by The Racecourse Press Ltd. (Contents)

Brief Stories

• * ___ features “BRIEF STORIES MAGAZINE: Entertainment for every mood”; Publishers: Personal Arts Co.; President: C. M. Long; Treasurer: E. H. Beavers; Office of Publication: 19th and Federal Streets, Camden, NJ; Editorial Material and Queries to 584 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia, PA.
• * ___ v 5 #2, August 1921 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Rolf Armstrong) from TOC; “Formerly Little Story Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 5 #6, December 1921 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Earl Christy) from TOC; “Formerly Little Story Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 6 #1, January 1922 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Charles Hargens, Jr.) from TOC; “The Different Fiction Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 6 #3, March 1922 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Charles Hargens, Jr.) from TOC; “The Different Fiction Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 6 #4, April 1922 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Charles Hargens, Jr.) from TOC; “The Different Fiction Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 6 #6, June 1922 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, 58pp, 6.1" x 9.2", cover by Charles Hargens, Jr.) Subtitled “The Different Fiction Magazine”. Statement of ownership says “formerly Little Story Magazine”. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v 7 #2, August 1922 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 15¢, s/s digest, cover by Charles Hargens, Jr.) from TOC; “The Different Fiction Magazine”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 7 #5, November 1922 (Brief Stories Publishing Co., Inc., 15¢, 64pp+, 6¾" x 9¾") [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 8 #2, February 1923 (Brief Stories Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 8 #5, July 1923 (Brief Stories Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, cover by W. V. Chambers) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 9 #3, November 1923 (Brief Stories Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, cover by Oscar Greiner) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v10 #1, March 1924 (Brief Stories Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Thomas Von Troit) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v10 #2, April 1924 (standard pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v10 #3, May 1924 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Thomas Von Troit) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v10 #4, June 1924 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v10 #5, July 1924 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v11 #2, October 1924 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v11 #5, January 1925 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v11 #6, February 1925 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v12 #2, July 1925 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v12 #3, August 1925 (The Houston Publishing Co., Inc., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v12 #4, September 1925 (The Houston Publishing Company, Inc., 25¢, 160pp+, pulp, cover by Charles Hargens,[?]) [RP] (Contents)
• * ___ v12 #6, November 1925 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #1, December 1925 (Personal Arts Co.; Camden, NJ, 25¢, 156pp+, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #2, January 1926 (Personal Arts Co.; Camden, NJ, 25¢, 154pp+, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #3, February 1926 (Personal Arts Co.; Camden, NJ, 25¢, 154pp+, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #4, March 1926 (Personal Arts Co.; Camden, NJ, 25¢, 153pp+, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #5, April 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v13 #6, May 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v14 #1, June 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v14 #2, July 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) from TOC; “Entertainment for every mood”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v14 #3, August 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v14 #5, October 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v14 #6, November 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v15 #1, December 1926 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v15 #2, January 1927 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v15 #3, February 1927 (Personal Arts Co., pulp, cover by Charles Hargens) from TOC; subtitled “of Romance and Adventure on Land and sea - Tales of Mystery and Intrigue - Now and in days gone by”. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v15 #4, March 1927 (Personal Arts Co., pulp, cover by E. K. Bergey) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v15 #5, April 1927 (standard pulp, cover by Charles Hargens) [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #1, June 1927 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #2, July 1927 (Personal Arts Company, cover by Earl K. Bergey) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #3, August 1927 (Personal Arts Co., pulp, cover by Charles M. Hargens) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #4, September 1927 (Personal Arts Co., pulp, cover by Charles Hargens) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #5, October 1927 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v16 #6, November 1927 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #1, December 1927 (Personal Arts Co., pulp, cover by Earle Bergey) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #2, January 1928 (Personal Arts Company, 25¢, 160pp+, pulp, cover by Earle K. Bergey) [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #3, February 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #4, March 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #5, April 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v17 #6, May 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v18 #1, June 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v18 #2, July 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v18 #3, August 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v18 #4, September 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v18 #5, October 1928 (Personal Arts Co., 25¢, pulp) [Morgan Wallace] (Contents)
• * ___ v19 #2, January 1929 (Personal Arts Company, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v19 #3, February 1929 (Personal Arts Company, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v19 #6, May 1929 (Personal Arts Company, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v20 #6, January 1930 (Novel Magazine Corporation, 25¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v21 #1, February 1930 (Novel Magazine Corporation, 25¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v21 #2, March 1930 (Novel Magazine Corporation, 25¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v21 #4, May 1930 (Novel Magazine Corporation, 25¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)

Britannia

• * ___ features A Monthly Magazine. Edited by Arthur A Beckett. Illustrations by Matt Morgan. London, 199 Strand, W.C. 96 pages each issue.
• * ___ v 1 #1, January 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #2, February 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #3, March 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #4, April 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #5, May 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #6, June 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #1, July 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #2, August 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #3, September 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #4, October 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #5, November 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)
• * ___ v 2 #6, December 1869 (96pp, standard) [VB] (Contents)

Britannia & Eve

• * ___ v 1 #3, July 1929 (1/-, 196pp, slick) [MA] (Contents)

Britannia and Eve

• * ___ v34 #1, January 1947 (British National Newspapers, 1/6d, 76pp, 9" x 12", cover by Lea) [PSP] (Contents)

British Medical Journal

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 4 #5894, December 22, 1973 (standard) [AJW] (Contents)

Broadway Brevities & Smart Story Magazine

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 8, June 1938 (; Canada, 15¢, 32pp, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)

Broadway Follies

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 1 #4, Nov./Dec. 1933 (White Way Publications, 25¢, 64pp, pulp) Contents from EBAY auction. (Contents)

Broadway Laughs

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 7 # 9, December 1964 (Crestwood Publishing, 25¢, 96pp, digest) The rest of the mag contains cartoons and one-off jokes. Some of the cartoons are by Dick Ebbeson, Bob Zahn and George Wolfe. [Juri] (Contents)

Broadway Magazine

• * ___ features
• * ___ v19 #2, November 1907 (Broadway Magazine, Incorporated, standard, cover by Curtis Gandy) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v19 #3, December 1907 (Broadway Magazine, Incorporated, standard, cover by Curtis Gandy) from TOC. [JL] (Contents)

Broadway Nights

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 2 #3, September 1929 (The King Publishing Co., Wilmington, saddle-stitched pulp) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 3 #1, January 1930 (King Publishing Co.; Wilmington, DE, 25¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ v 3 #2, February 1930 (King Publishing Co.; Wilmington, DE, 25¢, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)

Broken Bridge Review

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 1 #1, August/September 2006 (Pomfret School; Pomfret, CT, 148pp, 7" x 8½", cover by Jean-Paul Jacquet) Little Magazine produced by High School students, “a venue for emerging adult writers of poetry and fiction that also includes reviews of first books of poetry, interviews, and a student contest section”. Liz Lake, Managing editor; Josh Lake, Web editor; Junko Pinkowski, Design editor. Fiction only indexed. There are a lot of poems and an interview with poet Martin Espada. [RB] (Contents)

Brooklyn Review

• * ___ features
• * ___ No. 2, 1985 ($4.00) A Continuation from Junction Magazine. Associate ed. D. R. Heiniger. Fiction only indexed. [RB] (Contents)

The Brown Book of Boston

• * ___ features Ran from vol. 1 no. 1 (May 1900) to vol. 11 no. 1 (May 1905). It merged into Modern Women after that.
• * ___ v 3 #5, September 1901 (Bernard-Richards Co., Ltd.; Boston, 10¢, 28pp, tabloid) [MW] (Contents)
• * ___ v 7 #3, July 1903 (Richards Publishing Co. Ltd.; Boston, 10¢, 28pp, tabloid) A women’s magazine, clearly, and a good example of a 19th-century story paper on its way to become a 20th-century big slick. Although a monthly, it’s in “weekly” format: large of size, saddle-stitched, pretty much exactly the same dimensions as later issues of The Saturday Evening Post and Collier’s. A two-colour cover, predominantly green, with a Gibson Girl-type young lady on the front. Quite thin — 28 pages, including cover (but, then, I haven’t seen any examples of the S.E.P. and Collier’s from as early as 1903, and it’s possible they weren’t much thicker at that time). Published from Boston by the Richards Publishing Co. Ltd. Quite a number of articles, and lots of black- and-white illustrations. Print small, but otherwise nicely produced. The most familiar name in the contents list is Ellis Parker Butler, who has a short humorous article called “The Windiest Corner in the World” (about the gusts of wind caused by the Flatiron Building — New York’s first skyscraper?). I suspect this is a magazine which ceased publication within a few years of 1903, unable to compete with the S.E.P. and Collier’s, but I may be wrong. Only fiction listed. [DP:985] (Contents)