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    Flying Saucers from Other Worlds
    Title changed from Other Worlds Science Stories. Although announced as being a “new magazine” it (intermittently) continued the (main) numbering sequence from the previous title. After the first four issues, listed here, the magazine continued as a non-fiction title.

    • Publishers:
      • Palmer Publications, Inc.; Evanston, IL: Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, Jun 1957 – Oct 1957.

    • Editors:
      • Raymond A. Palmer - Editor: Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, Jun 1957 – Oct 1957.

    • Features:

    Flying Saucers from Other Worlds [(#23), June 1957] (35¢, 100pp, trimmed pulp, cover: [composite of movie stills]) []
    First “Flying Saucer” issue, only fiction indexed. In this issue, “Flying Saucers” is printed in capitals in the title in the Table of Contents and in a much larger font on the cover.

    Oui [v4 #1, January 1975] (quarto) []
    Details supplied by Darren Heil from Table of Contents.

    Oui [v7 #11, November 1978] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v9 #1, January 1980] (Playboy Publications, Inc., $2.50, 136pp+, quarto) []
    Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson, listing fiction only.

    Oui [v9 #11, November 1980] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v11 #1, January 1982] (Laurant Publishing, $2.95, 132pp, quarto s/s) []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v11 #10, October 1982] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v12 #2, February 1983] []
    Issue partially indexed.
    • · The Lower Depths · John Rechy · ex
      from Bodies and Souls forthcoming from Carroll & Graf, 1983.

    Oui [v12 #5, May 1983] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [Vol. 13 No. 1, January 1984] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [Vol. 13 No. 10, October 1984] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v14 #1, January 1985] []
    Listing all fiction.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Oui [Vol. 14 No. 2, February 1985] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [Vol. 14 No. 3, March 1985] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [Vol. 14 No. 9, September 1985] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Oui [v22 #3, March 1991] []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Our Continent:   (about)

    Our Own Magazine   (about)
    The magazine is a distinctly “worthy” one. It is subtitled “A Monthly Paper for Young People” and was “Issued by the Children’s Special Service Mission” in Paternoster Row in London, which is evidently a Christian institution of some kind. In 1915 the magazine was edited by T.B. Bishop, was profusely illustrated with a mixture of photographs and illustrations.

    Each issue contained 10 or so vignettes with an overtly-Christian moral, followed by 2-3 pages on the scripture readings for each day of the month.

    Our World [v1 #1, April 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 112pp, standard) []
    fiction and poetry only listed.
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v1 #2, May 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 112pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v1 #4, July 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 124pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v1 #6, September 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 120pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v2 #1, October 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 130pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v2 #4, January 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 122pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v2 #5, February 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 132pp, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v5 #4, July 1924] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 134pp+, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v5 #5, August 1924] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 104pp+, standard) []
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our World [v6 #3, December 1924] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 110pp+, standard) []
    After December 1924, Our World (which had already absorbed World Fiction) was itself absorbed into Our World Weekly (which had begun with Oct. 13, 1924 issue), and in November 1925 that in turn was absored into World Review (which had begun with issue of 21 September 1925), and in Feb. 1930 that was absorbed by World News (which had begun in 1923), which in 1931 began World News—Current Topics, which had also absorbed a journal called Looseleaf Current Topics, and which in early 1932 was absorbed by Scholastic, which had also absorbed both Magazine World and Current Literature, and which in 1936 fissioned into three editions, one of which later became Senior Scholastic, and so on, and aren’t you glad you are not a serials cataloger? I am.
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.

    Our Young Folks   (about)
    An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls. Each issue contains a variety of stories and articles, plus puzzles and games with superb engravings.

    Out of the Gutter   (about)
    Subtitled “The Modern Journal of Pulp Fiction and Degenerate Literature”, and concentrating on crime fiction with a degenerate edge.

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