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Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine for Little Children [v27 #269, July 1979] ed. Michaela Muntean (Parents’ Magazine Enterprises, 95¢, 76pp, digest, cover by Dan Lawler) Only prose fiction stories listed. [PSP]

Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine for Little Children [v27 #271, October 1979] ed. Michaela Muntean (Parents’ Magazine Enterprises, $1.25, 76pp, digest, cover by Dan Lawler) Only prose fiction stories listed. [PSP]

Hunkazine

Hunkazine [(No. 1) 1995] ed. Marcia Patterson (Pink Valley Ink; Jacksonville, FL, $3.00, 36pp, octavo, cover by June Kawakami) “If you’re female and get a kick out of males in the contexts of science fiction, fantasy, horror or adventure, this quarterly digest is aimed directly at you.” [LEB]

Husbands

Husbands [v 1 #1, January 1936] ed. Walter S. Lockwood (15¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan.

Husbands [v 1 #2, February 1936] ed. Walter S. Lockwood (Baywood Publications, Inc., pulp) from TOC. [JL]

Hush

Hush [No. 2 (c. 1956)] ed. Anon. (Paget Publications, 2/6d) Partial contents only. [PSP]

Hustler

Hustler [v 2 #3, September 1975] ed. Larry Flint (Hustler Magazine, Inc., $1.75, 106pp, quarto) [WGC]

Hustler [v10 #6, December 1983] ed. Larry Flynt (Hustler Magazine Inc.; Los Angeles, CA, $3.95, 168pp, quarto) [CB]

Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine
          Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine — UK; Sep. 1922-Sep. 1927 (60 issues); merged with Mystery-Story to become Hutchinson’s Adventure & Mystery Story Magazine, Oct. 1927-Jun. 1929 (21 issues); Hutchinson, London; monthly; standard pulp, 96pp, price 7d (rising to 128pp and 1/- in 1926); editors E. Charles Vivian (1922-1925), Oscar Cook (1925), Meredith Vibart Dixon (1926), Miss G. Gilligan (1927); reputedly the most popular fiction magazine in Britain in the early 1920s; it reprinted heavily from the US pulps, but also used home-grown material; authors included by H. Bedford-Jones, E. Charles Vivian, J. Allan Dunn; serialized H. Rider Haggard’s “The Treasure of the Lake” (1925-1926); the combined Adventure & Mystery Story retained the policies of the separate titles; authors include Beatrice Grimshaw, Douglas Newton, Edgar Wallace, H. R. Wakefield, Agatha Christie, Ray Cummings, Sewell Peaslee Wright, Malcolm Wheeler Nicholson, Raoul Whitfield, Gaston Leroux, E. F. Benson; see “The Trail of Adventure and Mystery” by Mike Ashley, Pulp Vault #10, May 1992 (pp.4-14); indexed, Miller & Contento CD-Rom (SF, Fantasy & Weird Fiction Magazine Index, Locus Press).
           This list contains information from 2 issues out of a total of 60. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.

Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine [v 1 # 4, December 1922] (7d, 96pp, pulp) [MA:7948]

Hutchinson’s Adventure-Story Magazine [v 8 #48, September 1926] (7d, 128pp, pulp)

Hutchinson’s Magazine See under Hutchinson’s Story Magazine.

Hutchinson’s Mystery-Story Magazine

Hutchinson’s Mystery-Story Magazine [v 1 #5, June 1923] (Hutchinson & Co., 7d, 112pp+, trimmed pulp) [JL]

Hutchinson’s Story Magazine
          Hutchinson’s Story Magazine — UK; Jul. 1919-Dec. 1929 (125 issues); retitled Hutchinson’s Magazine, Apr. 1921 (but kept old name on contents page), reverted to Hutchinson’s Story Magazine, Jul. 1929; Hutchinson, London; monthly; standard format, initial price 9d (soon rising to 1/-); first five issues on pulp paper, thereafter slick paper until its last six issues (Jul.-Dec. 1929); switched to large-format slick (Aug. 1924-Jun. 1929); editor E. Hornibrook (last few issues); although not strictly a pulp for much of its existence, it began and ended as one, and it is convenient to regard it as a pulp throughout since it continued to publish much the same sort of stories; essentially this was always a flamboyant pulp, although it masqueraded as a big slick for some years; contained a wide range of fiction, with an emphasis on romance, mystery and intrigue; published “Spook Stories” by E. F. Benson and “Crook Stories” by Sax Rohmer; other authors included Achmed Abdullah, A. E. W. Mason, Stacey Aumonier, H. Mortimer Batten, Marjorie Bowen, Thomas Burke, Richmal Crompton, Gilbert Frankau, H. Rider Haggard (“She Meets Allan,” Jul. 1919-Mar. 1920, “Wisdom’s Daughter,” 1922-1923, “Heu-Heu, or The Monster,” 1924), Cosmo Hamilton, Robert Hichens, Herbert Jenkins, Marie Belloc Lowndes, Elinor Mordaunt, Douglas Newton, Baroness Orczy (serialized “Sir Percy Hits Back,” 1927), Eden Phillpotts, Kathlyn Rhodes, Rafael Sabatini, Sapper (“Bull-Dog Drummond, D.S.O., M.C.,” from Jan. 1920), Edmund Snell, H. de Vere Stacpoole, Russell Thorndike, Hugh Walpole, Alec Waugh, and even Joseph Conrad (“Suspense!,” Feb.-Aug. 1925).
           This list contains information from 7 issues out of a total of 124. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.

Hutchinson’s Story Magazine [v 2 # 7, January 1920] (7d, 96pp, pulp) [STM/WGC:20030]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v 6 #33, March 1922] (7d, 96pp, 6" x 9" slick) [MA]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v 6 #34, April 1922] (7d, 96pp, 6" x 9" slick) [MA]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v 7 #42, December 1922] (7d, 96pp, 6" x 9" slick) [STM/WGC:20030]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v10 #56, February 1924] (7d, 96pp, 6" x 9" slick) [STM/WGC:20030]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v10, #57, March 1924] (Hutchinson & Co., 1/-, 283-424pp, 242 x 166mm) [AH]

Hutchinson’s Magazine [v10 #59, May 1924] (7d, 96pp, 6" x 9" slick) [STM/WGC:20030]

Hutchinson’s Story Magazine [July 1929] (pulp) [MA]

Ideal Love

Ideal Love [v 6 #3, November 1943] ed. Marie Antoinette Park (Columbia Publications, Inc., 10¢, pulp) from TOC. [JL]

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