The FictionMags Index

Magazines, Listed by Title

Lilliput (continued)

• * ___ v37 #4 (#220), October 1955 (2/-, 88pp, octavo, cover by Victoria (?)) This issue 88 pages the extra given over to adverts. Jack Hargreaves’s name vanishes as Managing Editor, though the others remain in their roles. The fashion pages (70-71) are photographed by “Ken Russell”. I wonder! (Contents)
• * ___ v37 #5 (#221), November 1955 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) From this issue the cover paintings change to glamour photos. Internally there are now many full colour illustrations rather than two-tone. Also the editorial names all vanish. This may be when William Richardson became editor. (Contents)
• * ___ v37 #6 (#222), December 1955 (2/-, 104pp, octavo, cover by photo) 104 pages for the Xmas issue. (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #1 (#223), January 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) Back to 80 pages. (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #2 (#224), February 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #3 (#225), March 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #4 (#226), April 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #5 (#227), May 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) This issue is lacking a contents page even though it is complete. (Contents)
• * ___ v38 #6 (#228), June 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #1 (#229), July 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) From this issue the letter column is dropped. (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #2 (#230), August 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #3 (#231), September 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #4 (#232), October 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #5 (#233), November 1956 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v39 #6 (#234), December 1956 (2/-, 96pp, octavo, cover by photo) 96 pages for Xmas issue. (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #1 (#235), January 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) Back to 80 pages. (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #2 (#236), February 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #3 (#237), March 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #4 (#238), April 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #5 (#239), May 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v40 #6 (#240), June 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #1 (#241), July 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #2 (#242), August 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #3 (#243), September 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #4 (#244), October 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #5 (#245), November 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v41 #6 (#246), December 1957 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Still 80 pages - no special Christmas extra this time). (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #1 (#247), January 1958 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Down to 72 pages). (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #1 (#247), January 1958 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #3 (#249), March 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) Magazine has a facelift. Now all on glossy paper and slight increase to 80pp. Most of the old features remain though pepped up with more photos, but the Gulliver column has gone and replaced by a series of guest writers starting with Alex Atkinson. (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #4 (#250), April 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #5 (#251), May 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v42 #6 (#252), June 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) From this issue all the fashion, food, motoring, handyman and other commercial advice, plus reviews are shunted to a “Service Section” in the latter third of the magazine and I’ll no longer list any of these unless something unusual pops up. (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #1 (#253), July 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #2 (#254), August 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #3 (#255), September 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) Includes a Seppelt’s wine advert with a short story “The Secret of the Cellar” and an illustration signed by Len Deighton. (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #4 (#256), October 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by ?) Cover photo now dropped for an abstract design, but no artist credit. (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #5 (#257), November 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by ?) Includes another Seppelt’s wine advert with a story “Dispute Over Wine” and another illustration signed by Len Deighton. (Contents)
• * ___ v43 #6 (#258), December 1958 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Tavener) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #1 (#259), January 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Tavener) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #2 (#260), February 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #3 (#261), March 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #4 (#262), April 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #5 (#263), May 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) (Contents)
• * ___ v44 #6 (#264), June 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) (Contents)
• * ___ v45 #1 (#265), July 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) At last the editorial team is identified. William Richardson (Executive Editor), Tony Purdy (Assistant Editor), John Grisewood (Production Editor), Erika Bruce and Jennifer Hill (Layout). (Contents)
• * ___ v45 #2-3 (#266-267), August-September 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) In addition to the above editorial team, Denis Pitts is added as another Assistant Editor plus Toni del Renzio (Art Editor), Charles Coppard (Art Assistant). The two ’Layout’ girls are dropped. (Contents)
• * ___ v45 #4 (#268), October 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v45 #5 (#269), November 1959 (2/-, 96pp, octavo, cover by photo) Up to 96 pages. (Contents)
• * ___ v45 #6 (#270), December 1959 (2/-, 80pp, octavo, cover by photo) Back to 80 pages. (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #1 (#271), January 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by Donald Cammell) Down to 72 pages. Editor now Denis Pitts with John Grisewood and Dominick Elwes as Assistant Editors. Others the same as before. (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #2 (#272), February 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by photo) Now Published by Longacre Press. Walter Clapham is added to team of Assistant Editors. (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #3 (#273), March 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by photo) (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #4 (#274), April 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by John Glashan) This issue reintroduced a letter column albeit very brief quotes. (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #5 (#275), May 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by John Glashan) (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #6 (#276), June 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by John Glashan) (Contents)
• * ___ v46 #7 (#277), July 1960 (2/-, 72pp, octavo, cover by John Glashan) (Contents)

Lilliput’s Extra Holiday Reading

• * ___ features
• * ___ 1952 (free, 32pp, octavo) Distributed free with the August issue of Lilliput. (Contents)

Lines Review

• * ___ features
• * ___ #38, September 1971 (M. Macdonald; Edinburgh, 36pp, digest) [JE] (Contents)

Lippincott’s Magazine

• * ___ features Lippincott’s was at one time a major magazine, then in 1914 was sold to McBride, Nast & Co. (according to John Tebbel in “The American Magazine”) which changed its title to McBride’s Magazine (also in 1914, according to Tebbel—he’s wrong, of course, since I have the bound volume, etc.) and within a relatively short length of time sold again to Scribner’s. In its heyday, Lippincott’s first published “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” “The Sign of the Four,” the first novel by Mary Roberts Rinehart, etc., etc. Not many articles, not many illustrations, though the line cuts they occasionally used were quite good. Under McBride ownership, the lead novel was usually reprinted from a McBride book. Probably the same thing when owned by Lippincott.

Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine

• * ___ May 1887 (J.B. Lippincott Co., 25¢, standard) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ #249, September 1888 (J.B. Lippincott Co., 25¢, 158+42pp, standard) [CP] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, January 1890 (standard) from a bound volume. [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, February 1890 (standard) [JE/Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, March 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, April 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, May 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 45, June 1890 (standard) note: while pagination in the May issue ran up through 782, that in June begins with 771 (clearly a production error of some sort). [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, July 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, August 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, September 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, October 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, November 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 46, December 1890 (standard) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ July 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ August 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ September 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ October 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ November 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ December 1892 (standard) [MO] (Contents)
• * ___ April 1897 (standard) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)
• * ___ July 1898 (standard) Information from EBAY auction. (Contents)

Lippincott’s Magazine

• * ___ v 93, No. 553, January 1914 (25¢, 128pp) from the bound volume (lacking covers) at the U of Minnesota Libraries. At the end of the bound volume are well over a hundred pages of combined, unpaginated advertising sections; besides ads, each contains a long column, “Walnuts and Wine,” with poetry, quotes, jokes, and fictional vignettes, plus another column, “Twentieth Century Travel” by Churchill Williams on motoring issues. The short pieces in “Walnuts and Wine” are signed and in total number exceed the “real” contributions in each issue, but I don’t have the energy to index the lot — especially since there are no page numbers and no issue dates with which to identify them (though the latter could be deduced by relative position). Maybe at some time in the future... [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 93, No. 554, February 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 93, No. 555, March 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 93, No. 556, April 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 93, No. 557, May 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 93, No. 558, June 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 559, July 1914 (25¢, 128pp) Data from bound volume (lacking covers) at U of Minnesota. Advertising sections (unpaginated) for the volume bound in at back; these do contain many signed poems, vignettes, etc. but are unpaginated and not listed at this time. [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 560, August 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 561, September 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 562, October 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 563, November 1914 (25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 94, No. 564, December 1914 (McBride, Nast & Co., 25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #565, January 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #566, February 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #567, March 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #568, April 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #569, May 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢, cover by Charles Lennox Wright) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v95 #570, June 1915 (McBride, Nast & Company, 25¢, cover by Jay Hambidge) [John Locke] (Contents)
• * ___ v 96, No. 571, July 1915 (McBride, Nast & Co., 25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
• * ___ v 96, No. 572, August 1915 (McBride, Nast & Co., 25¢, 128pp) [Denny Lien] (Contents)

Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine (UK)

• * ___ features
• * ___ February 1890 (standard) [JE] (Contents)

Literal Chaos

• * ___ features

Literal Chaos: lit from the landlocked

• * ___ #1, 2008 (Landlocked Media, 1945-130X, $7.00, 26+vi, 5½" x 8½" s/s, cover by Sharlene Kindt) [Rich Horton] (Contents)

Literary Cavalcade

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 8 #1, October 1955 (Scholastic Corporation, 25c, 40pp, quarto, cover by C. W. Anderson) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v 8 #2, November 1955 (Scholastic Corporation, 25c, 40pp, quarto) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v 8 #3, December 1955 (Scholastic Corporation, 25c, 40pp, quarto, cover by Saul Steinberg) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] (Contents)
• * ___ v 8 #4, January 1956 (Scholastic Corporation, 25c, 40pp, quarto) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP] (Contents)

The Literary Digest

• * ___ features
• * ___ October 1946 (digest) [PD:6344] (Contents)
• * ___ April 1947 (digest) [PD:6374] (Contents)
• * ___ Summer 1947 (digest) [PD:6374] (Contents)
• * ___ Autumn 1947 (digest) [PD:6374] (Contents)
• * ___ Spring 1948 (digest) [PD:6374] (Contents)
• * ___ Autumn 1948 (digest) [PD:6374] (Contents)

Littell’s Living Age

• * ___ features
• * ___ 5th Series, v23, #1786: September 7, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v23, #1787: September 14, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v23, #1788: September 21, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v23, #1789: September 28, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v24, #1790: October 5, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v24, #1791: October 12, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v24, #1792: October 19, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v24, #1793: October 26, 1878 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1872: May 1, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1873: May 8, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1874: May 15, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1875: May 22, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1876: May 29, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1877: June 5, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1878: June 12, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1879: June 19, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)
• * ___ 5th Series, v30, #1880: June 26, 1880 (Littell & Co.; Boston, standard) [RB] (Contents)

Little Folk’s Magazine

• * ___ features
• * ___ April 1912 (S.E. Cassino Co.; Salem, MA, 50pp) Information from EBAY auction. [MW] (Contents)
• * ___ September 1912 (S.E. Cassino Co.; Salem, MA, 50pp) Information from EBAY auction. [MW] (Contents)

Little Folks

• * ___ January 1923 (25¢) [MO] (Contents)

Little Story Magazine

• * ___ features

The Little Story Magazine

• * ___ v 3 #2, July 1920 (Wm. H. Kofoed, 10¢, 32pp, digest s/s, cover by Schuyler Marx) [STM] (Contents)

Little Story Magazine

• * ___ v 4 #5, May 1921 (cover by Rolf Armstrong) [VB] (Contents)

Little Z

• * ___ features
• * ___ # 0, Summer 2005 (24pp, 7" x 9" semislick) “A Literary Supplement for Kids” to Zembla Magazine #8. Summer 2005. [TM] (Contents)

Live Girl Stories

• * ___ features
• * ___ v 1 #2, December 1928 (Street & Smith Corporation, 20¢, bedsheet) “Dedicated to the Girl of To-Day”. from TOC. [JL] (Contents)
• * ___ v 1 #5, March 1929 (Street & Smith Corporation, 20¢, bedsheet) “Glorifying the Adventures of Girls of To-Day”. from TOC. [JL] (Contents)