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    Bluebook for Men [Vol. 104 No. 10, February 1966] []
    Details taken from eBay listing.
    • · The Luftwaffe Ace Who Bombed B-17’s Out of the Air · Henry I. Kurtz · ts; “A blooded veteran with 52 kills to his credit, Lt. Heinz Knoke had one Messerschmitt after another shot out from under him trying to rip into the American air armadas pulverizing Nazi Germany. Then he got the brilliant idea—bomb the flying forts and liberators. and he proved it could work—by blasting 24 bombers out of the blue!”
    • · Pro-Football Is Brawn, Blood—and Brains · Jimmy Brown & Myron Cope · ar; “Cleveland’s Jimmy Brown—The greatest Mr. Inside in the history of the sport—gives the real lowdown on why being a big bruising brute isn’t enough in that bone-crunching game.”
    • · America’s Secret Sin Societies · Robert Dawes · ar; “According to the sick people in the know, wife-swapping is passe. Today’s love-cultists are well-organized (they run recruiting campaigns), are well-known (some of the so-called ”best“ people belong), and are well-financed (their no-limit flingos are held in the poshest country clubs around).”
    • · Atomic Death Factories in Your Backyard · Michael Davis · ar; “With Government and private industry building nuclear reactors by the dozen across the country—there are 150 going up right now—the chances of accidents turning our cities into ”hot“ radioactive mounds of concrete and steel increase with each day. can’t happen? it already has—many times!”
    • · Call-Girl Bonanza · Ollie Stewart · ar; “Scorching report by Bluebook’s globe-trotting casanova on why the ”World’s Oldest Profession“, despite laws, raids and arrests, is bigger than ever—even in the U.S.!”
    • · Headhunter of Guadalcanal · Pete Lamb · ts; “Medal of honor saga of Maj. Kenneth Bailey—the Marine throat slitter who literally carved up the Japs on ”Bloody Ridge.“.”
    • · Mischelle on a Hot Tin Roof · [uncredited] · pi; “Not since the farmers took their weather vanes off the tops of barns has anyone seen such a gorgeous roof-top ornament as this 22-year-old beauty.”
    • · Invisible Man · Alan Lambert · ts; “Here, for the first time, are the top secret facts about the U.S. Navy’s most incredible wartime test—the ”Philadelphia experiment“—and the man who made a destroyer-escort and its entire crew disappear in broad daylight!”

    Bluebook
    Title changed from Bluebook for Men.

    Bluebook [v109 #4, September 1970] (Q.M.G. Magazine Corp, 50¢) []
    Issue partially indexed.
    • · Cold Steel at Hot Rocks · Jim Arthur · ts
    • · Airline Stewardesses—How They Make the Passion Scene · Dick Barron · ar
    • · Revealed: The Sex and Terror War Castro’s Waging in South America · Derek Coleman · ar
    • · The Guns That Made the Mafia · Mel Smythe · ar
    • · Night of the Naked Witch · Bob McDonald · ss

    Bluebook [v110 #4, July 1971] ed. B. R. Ampolsk (Q.M.G. Magazine Corp, 50¢, 90pp) []
    associate ed., Art Crockett.
    Details supplied by Douglas Greene.
    • 6 · Flashes for Men · Various · cl
    • 8 · Bluebook’s Bull Session · The Readers · lc
    • 10 · Bookshelf Adventurer · Various · br
    • 14 · Singles Only Cruises—10 Day Floating Orgies · Sam Horton · ar
    • 18 · The Vietnam Suicide Saga of the CIA’s Desperate Nine · Bob Strange · ts
    • 22 · How Business Snoops Are Invading Your Bedroom · Mike Scott · ar
    • 26 · Slay Time Blonde · Rod Murray · ss
    • 28 · Revealed: Inner Secrets of the International Cocaine Combine · Robert F. Dorr · ar
    • 30 · Red Chinese Kidnap Ordeal of the Supersonic Air Ace · Mark Sufrin · ts
    • 32 · Inside the Mexican Passion Houses Where U.S. Chicks Take Advance Courses in Sex · John C. Moore · ar
    • 36 · Blast the Panzers at Hell’s Pass · Larry Garrison · ts
    • 40 · Three Sensuous Women Speak Out on Sex · Bill Sergeant · ar
    • 44 · Bluebook Discovers Selma Borg · Various · pi

    Blues [February 1929] (standard) []
    Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan.

    Blues [March 1929] (standard) []
    Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan.

    Blues [June 1929] (standard) []
    Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan.

    Blues [Fall 1929] (standard) []
    Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan.

    Blues [Fall 1930] (standard) []
    Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan.

    The Body Shop [v1 #1, 1963] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.00, 80pp, quarto) []
    Listing fiction and articles only.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    The Body Shop [Volume One Number Two, 1963] ed. John Belkay (American Art Agency, $1.25, quarto s/s) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop
    Title changed from The Body Shop.

    Body Shop [v1 #3, 1963] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.25) []
    Given as The Body Shop on the front cover. Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [v2 #1, 1964] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.50, 80pp) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [v2 #2, 1965] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.50, 80pp) []
    Listing fiction and articles only.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [v2 #4, Oct/Nov/Dec 1965] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.50) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [v3 #2, Apr/May/Jun 1966] ed. Philip Sparrow (American Art Agency, $1.50, 88pp) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [Volume 4 Number 2, Apr/May/Jun 1967] ed. Philip Jarvis (American Art Agency, $1.50, 80pp) []
    Listing fiction and articles only.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [Volume 5 Number 3, July/August/September 1968] ed. Philip Jarvis (American Art Agency, $2.00) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Body Shop [v6 #3, July/August/September 1969] ($2.00) []
    Issue partially indexed.

    Body Shop [v6 #4, October/November/December 1969] (Jaybird Enterprises, $2.50) []
    Issue partially indexed.
    • · The Daughter of Fanny Hill, Volume 3 · Joseph Hilton Smyth, uncredited · ex Brandon House, 1969; different excerpts appeared in various Parliament magazines; this is “Letter 28”.

    Body Shop [Volume 7 No. 3, July/August/September 1970] ed. Philip Jarvis (Jaybird Enterprises, $2.50) []
    Listing fiction and articles.
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.

    Boggle [#2, August 1977] ed. Peter Knox (Peter Knox, 68pp, A5) []
    Details supplied by Bruce R. Gillespie & Denny Lien.
    • 4 · Editorial · The Editor · ed
    • 5 · Once Upon a Tramp · Van Ikin · vi
    • 7 · What They Had to Say About Van Ikin’s Story in Boggle #1 · The Readers · lc; given as “Workshop Comments” in the Table of Contents.
    • 8 · Fresh Air · A.T.Y.P. · pl; the result of theatre workshopping by the Young Tota/A.T.Y.P. Group.
    • 10 · Of Cabbages and Kings · Bill Turner · vi
    • 12 · Taurus Manure · Albert Vann · vi
    • 15 · Sharksook · Jack Wodhams · pm
    • 16 · A Hitch in Time · Mat Doyle · ss
    • 25 · What They Had to Say About Mat’s Story in Boggle #1 · The Readers · lc; given as “Workshop Comments” in the Table of Contents.
    • 27 · On Man’s First Contact with an Alien Lifeform · Bev Lane · pm
    • 28 · Straightforward · John Laidler · ss
    • 33 · Space: 1939 · Bruce Barnes · cs
    • 39 · What They Had to Say About Bruce’s Story in Boggle #1 · The Readers · lc; given as “Workshop Comments” in the Table of Contents.
    • 40 · Clothed in the New Self · Damien White · ss
    • 51 · [untitled letter column] · The Readers · lc
    • 53 · A Hell of a Life · A. S. Lovatt · vi
    • 56 · Mind and Body · Tony Jones · ss
    • 60 · [letter] · John Alderson · lt
    • 61 · What Will the Kids Bring Home Next? · Kathy Macdonald · vi
    • 63 · P.S. · The Editor · ed
    • 65 · Stop Press · The Editor · lr; review of issue 1 of Van Ikin’s Science Fiction: A Review of Speculative Literature.

    The Bohemian [#1, Christmas 1863] (Richmond, VA, 44pp) [] (Full Text)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.
    • 1 · Christmas Eve · [uncredited] · pm (r)
    • 1 · Some Account of Mrs. Sopchoppy, and of Her Singular Dream on Christmas Eve · [uncredited] · ss; fantastic content; dream gives detailed advance notice of a murder; set in England.
    • 10 · The Sword of Harry Lee · [uncredited] · pm
    • 11 · The Battle Evening · [uncredited] · ss; mostly account of a long sermon preached by one who then died in the battle; presumably fictional.
    • 16 · Blanche (“Oh! she is tender and true…”) · [uncredited] · pm
    • 16 · Little Angel’s Christmas · [uncredited] · ss; soldier son returns to his family in disguise, so as to gently break news to them that report was wrong and he has survived.
    • 24 · Langley Hall · [uncredited] · pm
    • 24 · Burnt at the Stake: A Tale of 1692 · [uncredited] · ss; cruel judge orders burning of Salem woman who refused to marry him (of course, historically no one was actually burned in Salem).
    • 30 · In the Snow · [uncredited] · ss; estranged married couple reunite when they live for days near death after an avalanche buries them in their home.
    • 38 · Bohemiana · [uncredited] · cl
    • 41-44 · [various advertisments for publishers and for a theatrical company] · [uncredited] · ms

    The Bohemian [v1 #1, June 1893] ed. S. L. Bensusan (Bohemian Publishing Company, 4/- per year, 48pp) [] (Full Text)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust.
    • 3 · At the Rectory Gate · M. · pm
    • 4 · Ideal Interviews I. Mr. Hookey Walker, the Cosmpolitan Comedian · Anyhow · hu
    • 6 · The Awakening of John Druce · S. · ss
    • 11 · Latter-Day Jacobites · An Hanoverian · ar
    • 13 · Legal Legends I. The Lawyer’s Conscience · X. · pm; “A Long Way After Edgar Allen Poe”—a parody of “The Raven”.
    • 17 · The Divine Comedy · E. · vi
    • 18 · Death’s Joke · [uncredited] · vi
    • 18 · A Very Full Penalty · H. T. J. · ss
    • 22 · A Modern Lover · Touchstone · pm
    • 23 · Some Types of Modern Men I. The Bashful Man · T. · hu
    • 27 · A Tragedy · [uncredited] · vi
    • 29 · Bohemian Bookmen I. Zangwill: A Review · Papyrus · ar [Ref. Israel Zangwill]
    • 33 · Prejudiced Paragraphs · Various · hu; unfortunately phrased snippets from other magazines; “Conducted by Monocle; Contributed by the Staff; Mauled by the Editor”.
    • 41 · Dramatic Impressions: Pecularities of the Playbill · Dêd-Hêd · hu
    • 44 · Art Gossip · E. · hu; from “All the Most Unreliable Sources”.
    • 47 · The Abuse of Photography in Painting · Sicative · ar

    The Bohemian [v1 #2, July 1893] ed. S. L. Bensusan (Bohemian Publishing Company, 4/- per year, 48pp) [] (Full Text)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust.
    • 51 · Ideal Interviews II. A Chat with the Modern Moses · Anyhow · hu
    • 55 · My Sweetheart’s Eyes · Touchstone · pm
    • 56 · The Poor Man’s Bequest · E. · vi
    • 57 · The Sealskin Jacket: A Monologue · The Abbot · pl
    • 61 · Legal Legends II. A Ballade of Modern Litigation [Part 1 of 3] · X. · pm
    • 64 · A New Othello · S. · ss
    • 72 · Catholicity and Art · Siccatif · ar
    • 74 · Bohemian Bookmen II. T.H. Hall Caine · Papyrus · ar [Ref. T. H. Hall Caine]
    • 78 · The Adelphi Villain · F. · pm
    • 78 · The Wit’s Misadenture · E. · hu
    • 79 · Popular Science · ’Scopist · ar
    • 81 · Some Modern Types II. The Sporting Man · T. · hu; June entry had the title “Some Types of Modern Man”.
    • 85 · Dramatic Impressions II. Concerning the Second Mrs. Tanqueray · Dêd-Hêd · cl; June entry gave no indication it was to be the first of a series.
    • 87 · Prejudiced Paragraphs · Various · cl; “Conducted by Monocle; Contributed by the Staff”.
    • 96 · Answers to Correspondents · [uncredited] · hu

    The Bohemian [v1 #3, August 1893] ed. S. L. Bensusan (Bohemian Publishing Company, 4/- per year, 58pp) [] (Full Text)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust.
    • 97 · Ideal Interviews III. Henrik Ibsen · Anyhow · hu
    • 103 · A Summer Idyll · Touchstone · pm
    • 104 · A Clerical Error · Charles D. Steele · ss; fantasy, as told in the first person by a pipe.
    • 108 · Legal Legends II. A Ballade of Modern Litigation [Part 2 of 3] · X. · pm
    • 111 · Monograph the First: An Editor · Monocle · bg [Ref. Frank M. Boyd]
    • 112 · The Truthful Tradesman: A Vision · E. · hu
    • 112 · An Awkward Mistake · [uncredited] · hu
    • 113 · Some Modern Types III. The Yachting Man · Basil Tozer · hu
    • 116 · Bohemian Bookmen III. Rudyard Kipling · Papyrus · ar [Ref. Rudyard Kipling]
    • 120 · At Twickenham · Charles W. Forwood · pm
    • 120 · Told by the Client · E. · hu
    • 121 · A Back View · [uncredited] · ss
    • 125 · Monograph the Second: A Manager · Monocle · bg [Ref. Harry James Hitchins]
    • 126 · Some Notes on the Royal Nuptials · Walter Emanuel · ms
    • 129 · Girls, Their Frocks and Frivolities · A Bohemian Girl · cl
    • 134 · Dramatic Impressions III. The Past Season · S. L. B. · cl
    • 140 · A Seaside Silhouette · S. C. · ss
    • 143 · Curiosities of Gambling · William Bernard · ar
    • 147 · Prejudiced Paragraphs · Various · cl; “Contributed by the Staff”.
    • 152 · Answers to Correspondents · [uncredited] · hu

    The Bohemian [v1 #6, November 1893] ed. S. L. Bensusan (Bohemian Publishing Company, 4/- per year, 54pp) [] (Full Text)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust.
    • 265 · Ideal Interview VI. “The Sunday Chimes” · Anyhow · hu
    • 270 · The Power of the Press · [uncredited] · hu
    • 271 · The Aged Cynic · Touchstone · pm
    • 272 · Monograph the Thirteenth: A Journalist · Night-Errant · bg [Ref. Clement King Shorter]
    • 273 · Biography of the New Viceroy of India · [uncredited] · bg [Ref. Lord Elgin]
    • 274 · A Day with Mother at Oxford · C. Emanuel · ss; “Being a Chapter from the Life of an Undergrad”.
    • 281 · On a Fine Morning in London · A. E. · pm
    • 282 · Monograph the Fourteenth: A Dancer · Monocle · bg [Ref. Katie Seymour]
    • 283 · Margarita · D. M. · pm
    • 284 · A Revolution in Journalism · E. · ss; humor (then) about an entrepreneur who invents what would today be called “vanity publishing”.
    • 286 · Bohemian Bookmen VI. Oliver Wendell Holmes · Papyrus · ar [Ref. Oliver Wendell Holmes]
    • 291 · Monograph the Fifteenth: A Musician · Monocle · bg [Ref. Frederic Hymen Cowen]
    • 292 · Fireside Fancies · Charles D. Steele · ss
    • 295 · Latter-Day Poets: Algernon Charles Swinburne · W. H. S. · ar [Ref. Algernon Charles Swinburne]; while a sequel to the Tennyson “series” numbered as I in the last two issues, there is no number here.
    • 299 · The Mahatma (A Story of Theosophy) [Part 2 of 2] · Walter Bernard · ss; not supernatural; a confidence game.
    • 303 · Monograph the Sixteenth: An Actress · Night-Errant · bg [Ref. Annie Hughes]
    • 305 · Girls, Their Frocks and Frivolities · A Bohemian Girl · cl
    • 308 · Dramatic Impressions VI. Sowing the Wind, The Forresters, and Other Pieces · S. L. B. · cl
    • 312 · Monograph the Sixteenth: A Manager · Monocle · bg [Ref. John Hollingshead]
    • 313 · Remembrance · Rambler · pm
    • 314 · Prejudiced Paragraphs · Various · cl; “Contributed by the Staff”.

    The Bohemian [January 1894] []
    Issue partially indexed.
    • · The Adventure of the Table Foot · Zero · ss

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