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Borderlands [# 9, November 2007] ed. Simon Oxwell (Borderlands Press; Australia, 106pp+, 5½" x 8", cover by Sarah Xu) [DKL]

3 · Editorial · Stephen Dedman · ed
5 · Mara · Hoa Pham · ss
11 · The Cell · Madhvi Ramani · ss
20 · Birder · Tiki Swain · vi
22 · The Joy of Close Reading · Cathy Cupitt · ss
33 · It’s Sophisticated · Robert N. Stephenson · ss
47 · Muncaster’s Ghosts · Marty Young · ar
56 · Fortunate Lives · Gary Kemble · ss
68 · Bad Film Diaries · Grant Watson · cl; on Battlefield Earth.
77 · The Drifters · Ian Shoebridge · ss
81 · The Curse of the Transcendental Happy Ending · Chris Lawson · ar
91 · Fate of Words · C. A. L. · ss
Borealis
Borealis [v1 #1, Summer 1978] ed. John Bell & Alain Chabot (Northern Star Press; Halifax, $1.50, 26pp, large) 4 · Two Solitudes · John Bell & Alain Chabot · ed 6 · The Adventure School · Donald M. Grant · ar 8 · Apogee · Spider Robinson · ss 10 · Our Man in Boskone · Alain Chabot · ar 11 · On Spider Robinson · Jack Gaughan · bg 12 · Portfolio · Gene Day · pi 19 · SF in Québec · Norbert Spehner · ar
Borealis [v1 #2, Spring 1979] ed. John Bell (Northern Star Press; Halifax, $1.50, 26pp, large) 4 · One Solitude · John Bell · ed 5 · Space Beavers · Dave Sim · cs 6 · James DeMille · John Bell · ar 10 · The Hell-Bound Bus · Spider Robinson · ar 12 · Portfolio · Rand Gaynor · pi 17 · Farmer of the Apes · Charles R. Saunders · ar 20 · The Rule of the Airmen · John Robert Columbo · pm 20 · Found Haiku · John Robert Columbo · pm 21 · The Canals of Mars · John Robert Columbo · pm 21 · Robur the Conqueror · John Robert Columbo · pm
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine [March 1, 1931] ( ) [Morgan A. Wallace] 2 · Shorty Sees Life in the Jungles of New York · John H. Thompson · ss 3 · His Whistle · Douglas G. Browne · ss Blackwood’s 8 · Parker’s Courage · Laura Miller · ss 13 · Gay Is Endangered by a Cruel Trick [Part ? of ?] · Rob Eden · sl; (copyright: Register and Tribune Syndicate)
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine [August 16, 1931] ( ) [Morgan A. Wallace] 2 · Sweet Gold Digger · Douglas Stapleton · ss 3 · Was He Yellow? · Mary Hastings Bradley · ss 6 · Clem Harris Gives a Butcher Knife Party [“The Butcher Knife Party”] · Paul Richard Eldridge · ss Munsey’s Feb ’29 8 · Eternal Microbe · Royal Brown · ss Cosmopolitan Dec ’30 11 · Io Picks Her Man · Dulcie Deamer · ss 13 · The Mystery of the Silver Key [“The Clue of the Silver Key”, Part ? of ?] · Edgar Wallace · sl London: Hodder, 1930
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine [August 23, 1931] ( ) [Morgan A. Wallace] 2 · The Polecat’s Pal · Richard Connell · ss 3 · Primitive Girl · H. de Vere Stacpoole · ss 6 · Gregory Smashes His Inferiority Complex · Nunnally Johnson · ss 8 · Sweet Celeste Wondered Why She Loved Him · William Merriam Rouse · ss 11 · Dot Catches a Burglar [Dot Aldrich] · Fannie Kilbourne · ss The American Magazine Jul ’30 13 · The Silver Key Makes Its Appearance [Part ? of ?] · Edgar Wallace · sl London: Hodder, 1930
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine [November 15, 1931] ( ) [Morgan A. Wallace] 2 · A Servant of Women [Ringer] · Edgar Wallace · ss Detective Fiction Weekly Mar 2 ’29; (detective story) 3 · Lover’s Release · Ruby M. Ayers · ss 7 · How the Kid Cashed in the Banker’s Reward · Charles Henry Baker, Jr. · ss 8 · Take my Chair · Stephen Morehouse Avery · ss 10 · Brady Selkirk Learns to Hit ‘em and Grin · Thomas Barclay Thompson · ss 13 · Sue Makes Bid to Catch Jacqueline’s Lover · Temple Bailey · ss
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine [November 29, 1931] ( ) [Morgan A. Wallace] 2 · A Blackmail That Proved a Boomerang · Edgar Wallace · ss; (detective story) 3 · Don’t Twist the Tail · Ellis Parker Butler · ss The American Magazine Nov ’30 6 · Can a Gentle Professor Shoot to Kill? · Lucian Cary · ss; (adventure story) 8 · Tangled Bliss · Hagar Wilde · ss 10 · Why a Truce Was Called at Turkey-Time · Fannie Kilbourne · ss 12 · Just Between Friends · Courtney Ryley Cooper · ss 13 · Jacqueline Thrills to a Letter from India [Part ? of ?] · Temple Bailey · sl
Boston Review
Boston Review [v28 #5, October/November 2003] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) www.bostonreview.net [TM] 40 · *true confessions* · Vivian Chin · ss
Boston Review [v28 #6, December 2003/January 2004] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) Fiction Editor: Junot Diaz. [TM] 38 · Accra · Arthur Musah · vi
Boston Review [February/March 2004] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) [MW] 42 · If It’s Anywhere, It’s Behind Us · D. S. Sulaitis · ss
Boston Review [Summer 2004] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) [MW] 44 · Flight · Ishle Yi Park · ss
Boston Review [October/November 2004] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) [MW2] 31 · The Red Clock · Maile Chapman · ss
Boston Review [Summer 2005] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen ($4.00, 68pp, tabloid) [MW2] 41 · 1952 · Ibarionex Perello · ss
Boston Review [September/October 2006] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [MW2] · Siblings · Yvonne Woon · ss
Boston Review [May/June 2007] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [MW2] · Transitory Cities · Padma Viswanathan · ss
Boston Review [July/August 2007] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [MW2] · Lucho · Patricia Engel · ss
Boston Review [September/October 2007] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [MW2] · The Art of Dying · K. J. Bishop · ss
Boston Review [November/December 2007] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [MW2] · A Baby Is a Baby Is a Baby · Matthew Stuart · ss · The Cynic · Charles Johnson · ss
Boston Review [July/August 2008] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [Martin Wooster] · Gone · Danielle Lazarin · ss
Boston Review [November/December 2008] ed. Deborah Chasman & Joshua Cohen (tabloid) [Martin Wooster] · Every Leaf, Every Tree · Neel Mukherjee · ex; illus. Tom Uglow · The Weight of Grief · Kristen S. vanNamen · ss
The Bostonian
The Bostonian [v 1 #1, October 1894] ed. Arthur Wellington Brayley (Bostonian Publishing Co.; Boston, 25¢ (paper covers) or 35¢ (bound in cloth), 112pp) [Denny Lien] 3 · The Boston Theatre · Alexander Corbett, Jr. · ar 19 · The Power of Sympathy, or, The Triumph of Nature: Editor’s Preface · A. W. Brayley · ar 24 · The Power of Sympathy [Part 1 of ?; by William Hill Brown] · Mrs. Perez Morton · sl, 1789; [Mrs. Perez Morton is the supposed author, but modern records note: “Fictional account of Frances Theodora Apthorp, sister of Sarah Wentworth Morton, to whom the work has often been attributed. William Hill Brown is generally accepted as the author.”] 38 · The Development of the Shoe and Leather Trade in Massachusetts [Part 1 of ?] · Arthur Wellington Brayley · ar 65 · Prominent Men in the Shoe and Leather Trade · Anonymous · bg 81 · What Has the Woman Suffrage Reform Accomplished? · Mary A. Livermore · ar 87 · A House and a Name [Charles Edward Wiggin] · James Henry Wiggin · bg 98 · Physical Training for Women · Hope W. Narey · ar 107 · Authors and Books · Anonymous · br 111 · Publisher’s Notice · Anonymous · ms
Boulevard
Boulevard [v18 #1, Fall 2002] ed. Richard Burgin (St. Louis Univeristy/Opojaz, Inc., $8.00, 180pp+, quarto) [TM] 1 · Cumberland Breakdown · Joyce Carol Oates · nv 70 · Mother-in-Law · Stephen Dixon · ss 93 · Mum · Thomas M. Disch · vi 111 · The Right Reverend Phenues Boyle Discourses on Family Dynasties/_on Family Ritual · Curtis White · vi 121 · What Happened in the Bamboo Grove · Maija Rhee Devine · ss 162 · The Beautiful Tennessee Waltz · Erin McGraw · ss
Boulevard [v21 #1, No. 61, Fall 2005] ed. Richard Burgin (St. Louis University, $6.00, cover by Steven Kenny) Valerie Dixon, Managing Ed.; Edmund De Chasca, Senior Ed.; Eric Miles Williamson, Associate Ed. [RB] 1-4 · Bitch · Joyce Carol Oates · ss 5-6 · Whistle · Joyce Carol Oates · ss 33-45 · A Tiny Raft · Anthony Varallo · ss 68-81 · Scissored · Mark Wisniewski · ss 96-112 · A Purple Story · Josip Novakovich · ss 143-163 · Saturday Is the Word for Longing · Peter LaSalle · ss 167-176 · His Louise · Jean McGarry · ss 193-218 · Why I Sold My Baby at the Wal-Mark [sic] · Elizabeth Orndorff · ss; “Winner of the 2005 Boulevard Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers”
Boulevard [v21 #2 & 3, No. 62 & 63, Spring 2006] ed. Richard Burgin (St. Louis University, $9.00, cover by Olbinski Rafal) Valerie Dixon, Managing Ed.; Edmund De Chasca, Senior Ed.; Eric Miles Williamson, Associate Ed. [RB] 1-14 · Solid Wood · Ann Beattie · ss 36-47 · Who He? · Stephen Dixon · ss 65-76 · All This Flatness · Ryan Bartelmay · ss; “Winner of the 2005 Boulevard Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers” 127-140 · Patricide · Melissa Pritchard · ss 152-156 · Beneath · Bob Hicok · ss 168-177 · Travelogue · Sheila Kohler · ss 180-197 · The Silk Kerchief · Justin M. Kramon · ss 207-225 · The Lessons of Effacement · Tom Williams · ss
Bow Bells Annual for Christmas
Bow Bells Annual for Christmas [December 26, 1868] [SH]

· The Poor Prisoners · George Augustus Sala, ed. · n.
The Poor Prisoners:
___ · Prologue · George Augustus Sala · rr; illus. E. H. Corbould
___ · The Baronet’s Story · Mrs. Winstanley · rr; illus. Alfred Thompson
___ · The Spendthrift’s Story · Bracebridge Hemyng · rr; illus. M. E. Edwards
___ · The Farmer’s Story · Mrs. Crow · rr; illus. Adelaide Claxton
___ · The Lawyer’s Story · G. A. Sala · rr; illus. Louis Huard
___ · The Irishman’s Story · G. M. Fenn · rr; illus. E. H. Corbould
___ · The Mechanic’s Story · Charles Henry Ross · rr; illus. R. Huttula
___ · The Sherrif’s Officer’s Story · Tom Hood · rr; illus. Matt Morgan
Boxing Shorts
Boxing Shorts [No. 2, (June 1946)] ed. Anon. (Swan, Gerald G., 7d) · Malorky’s Lad · James M. Small · ss · Lily’s for the Champ · Leslie B. Watt · ss · Title Asset · Hedley Trembath · ss · Gloves of Fear · John Weston · ss · Tiger Higgins Comes Back · Alex O. Pearson · ss · The Kid’s Ambition · Norman Lazenby · ss · Right to the Heart · Garry Elliott · ss
Boxing Yarns
Boxing Yarns [(1946)] ed. Anon. (Swan, Gerald G., 7d) · The Champion Breed · R. Gilmour · ss · Ain’t Dames Hell · Frank W. Byrne · ss
Boy’s Adventure Magazine
Boy’s Adventure Magazine [v 1 #2, October 1936] (Layne Publishing Corporation, 15¢, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] 5 · The Mystery of the Vanishing Hindu [Chase Boys] · Robert Byrne · na 70 · The Radio Signal · Arnold S. Peters · ss 88 · The Ghost of “Goat Castle” · George Ruthrauff · ss 101 · Buck Buford · Clint Donnelly · hu 102 · Knocks, Knocks · Misc. Material · hu 104 · Jest for the Laugh · Misc. Material · hu 106 · Ace Adams · Toddy Turnovar · hu 110 · Smiles and Giggles · Misc. Material · hu 114 · Deadwood Gulch · Cowboy Donrog · hu 116 · Chuckles and Laughs · Misc. Material · hu 120 · Sonny Smith · Tom Holloway · hu 126 · Funny Boners · Misc. Material · hu
Boy’s Adventure Magazine [v 1 #3, November 1936] (Layne Publishing Corporation, 15¢, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] 5 · South Sea Peril [Chase Boys] · Robert Byrne · na 73 · Three Live Detectives · Arnold S. Peters · ss 89 · The Winning Colors · Franklyn Marvin · ss 102 · Ace Adams · Toddy Turnovar · hu 106 · Smiles and Giggles · Misc. Material · hu 112 · Sonny Smith · Tom Holloway · hu 118 · Chuckles and Laughs · Misc. Material · hu 124 · Deadwood Gulch · Cowboy Donrog · hu 126 · Just for the Laugh · Misc. Material · hu
Boys’ Journal
Boys’ Journal [v 8 #1, January 1870] (Henry Vickers, 6d, 64pp, 5½" x 8¾", cover by J. Swain) A Magazine of Literature, Science and Amusement. The Christmas And New Year Number. 1 · A Journey To The Centre Of The Earth [Part 1 of ?; by Jules Verne] · Anon. · sl; Opening chapters of Jules Verne’s novel. Probably the first UK appearance. · Our Christmas Stories. A Dozen School Tales told by Twelve School Boys 12 · The Green Light · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Marlborough. 20 · The Genie · Anon. · pm; Our contribution from Birmingham. 21 · Buried Alive In A Salt Mine · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Shrewsbury. 24 · The Double Robbery · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Rossall. 26 · Winter · Anon. · pm; Our contribution from Harrow. 27 · The House By The Marsh · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Cheltenham. 31 · My Grand-Uncle’s Story · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Westminster. 36 · The Birch : A Poem · Anon. · pm; Our contribution from Rugby. 37 · An Alpine Adventure · Anon. · ss; Our contribution from Eton. 41 · Memories · Anon. · pm; Our contribution from Durham. 42 · A Wonderful Swimmer · Anon. · vi; Our contribution from Uppingham. 43 · Dulcibella! Or, The Prince, The Peri, And The Demon Dwarf · Anon. · pl; Our contribution from Winchester. 49 · The Queen’s Dwarf: An Historical Tale [Part 1 of ?] · Anon. · sl 55 · Reviews · Anon. · br 56 · Exercises For Ingenuity · Anon. · pz 59 · Agency And Correspondence · The Readers · lt
The Boys Leisure Hour

          Publisher: Charles Fox.
          Run: 23 Aug 1884-21 Nov 1891 (379 issues).
          Incorporates: Boys’ Half Holiday.
          Frequency: Weekly.
          Format: 16pp.
          Comments: A supplement edition of Boys’ Half-Holiday was given away in 1887.

          (details from Jess Nevins unless otherwise indicated)
The Boys Leisure Hour [v 1 # 1, August 23, 1884] (1p, 16pp, tabloid) “A Reissue of the Favorite Journal The Boys Standard.” N.B. Interestingly, there’s an ad for The Boys Standard, giving the impression that it was a competitor of the Boys Leisure Hour. · The Roman Standard-Bearer. A Tale of Britain’s First Invasion [Chapters 1 & 2] · Anon. · sl; Pretty much as you might expect, given the title; it’s a story of Rome, the fights in the Colosseum, and the Romans’ meeting with the Britons. · Gentleman George. A King of the Road [Chapters 1-6] · Anon. · sl; The story of Gentleman George the English highwayman and his banditry, circa 1815. · On the Queen’s Service. A Tale of Many Lands [Chapters 1-] · J. J. G. Bradley · sl; about Dunbar, one of the “Queen’s Messengers,” and his actions on behalf of the Crown in Europe in 1855. · Astray · Anon. · ss; A joke. This farmer goes to a grand concert, see.... · Showman Eloquence · Anon. · ss; A circus showman’s pitch about a boa constrictor. · Our Boys’ Adventures: North, South, East, and West [Chapter 1] · Anon. · sl; Four teenagers, “many years ago,” meet and stop a ruffianly act in London near Hangman-street. · An English Haroun Alraschid · Anon. · ss; A wandering heir is restored to his rightful seat thanks to true British justice. · A Sword for a Fortune; or, Sir Redmond the Rover [Chapters 1-3] · Anon. · sl; Redmond O’Niel, the last son of a dying noble house, encounters an escaped convict and the dreaded “Paul the Pirate.” · The Dying Gladiators · Anon. · ss; Roman gladiators prepare to die and then fight to their last for Nero.
The Boys Leisure Hour [v 1 # 2, August 30, 1884] (1p, 16pp, tabloid) · The Roman Standard-Bearer [Chapters 3 & 4] · Anon. · sl · How M. Rothschild Earned Three Hundred Louis · Anon. · ss; M. Rothschild is held up by bandits who end up giving him 300 louis. · Gentleman George [Chapters 5-9] · Anon. · sl · On the Queen’s Service [Chapters 5-8] · J. J. G. Bradley · sl · untitled anecdote about the Princess of Hesse Darmstadt meeting the Empress of Russia · Anon. · vi · untitled anecdote about an American dining with some Scotchmen · Anon. · vi · Three Practical Jokes · Anon. · ss; Three stories of practical jokes. · A Sword for a Fortune [Chapters 4 & 5] · Anon. · sl · Our Boys’ Adventures [Chapter 2] · Anon. · sl · Strange Stories of Ancient Times · Anon. · nf; How justice was done in 1571.

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