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Nova Express [v 5 #1, No. 17, Fall/Winter 1998] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express, cover by GAK) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova Express [v 5 #2, No. 18, Fall/Winter 1999] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express, cover by James Justice) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova Express [v 5 #3, No. 19, Spring/Summer 2000] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express, cover by GAK) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova Express [v 5 #4, No. 20, Fall/Winter 2000] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express, cover by GAK) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova Express [v 6 #1, No. 21, Spring/Summer 2001] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express, cover by GAK) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova Express [v 6 #2, Summer 2002] ed. Lawrence Person (Nova Express) details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Roger Robinson]

Nova SF Small press sf fiction magazine.

Nova SF [# 5, 1994] ed. Adrian Hodges (cover by Adrian Hodges) Details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Phil Stephensen-Payne]

The Novel Magazine
          The Novel Magazine — UK; Apr. 1905-Dec. 1937 (393 issues); C. Arthur Pearson, London; monthly; standard pulp; editors Percy Winn Everett (1905-?), E. Charles Vivian (1918-?), Miss N. W. Kennedy (in 1924 and 1934); Pearson’s rival to Newnes’s The Grand Magazine, an all-fiction stablemate to the more up-market Pearson’s Magazine and The Royal Magazine; it had a bias towards light romance, but also included many mystery and ghost stories and, from Jan. 1912 featured a regular “uncanny tale” slot (later the basis for two anthologies); also published “The White Ghost of Disaster” by Mayn Clew Garrett (Jun. 1912, reprinted from the US May 1912 Popular Magazine) which presaged the sinking of the Titanic; authors included Sax Rohmer, Edgar Wallace, Talbot Mundy, A. M. Burrage, Elinor Mordaunt and many US writers (Achmed Abdullah, Ray Cummings, Murray Leinster); dropped most weird fiction by 1923 and shifted more to romance and mystery, publishing many stories by Agatha Christie and Richmal Crompton.
           This list contains information from 6 issues out of a total of 393. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.

The Novel Magazine [v 1 #1, April 1905] (4d, 144pp, standard) [MA:4035]

The Novel Magazine [#71, February 1911] ed. Anon. (standard pulp) Details taken from listing on eBay. [PSP]

The Novel Magazine [December 1919] (pulp) [MA]

The Novel Magazine [May 1922] (10d, 100pp, pulp, cover by G. E. Studdy) [MA:3574]

Novel Magazine [No. 22, February 1927] ed. Anon. (Novel Magazine Corporation, 25¢, 128pp, pulp) Details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Phil Stephensen-Payne]

The Novel Magazine [June 1934] (pulp) [DP]

The Novel Magazine [#353, August 1934] ed. Anon. (standard pulp) Details taken from listing on eBay. [PSP]

The Novel Magazine [#386, May 1937] (pulp) [RP]

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