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Agog

Country: US

Small press horror magazine containing at least 1 story by D.F. Lewis.

Issues & Index Sources: c. 1988

Agony in Black

Country: US
Total Issues: 5

Small press horror magazine containing "chilling stories and graphic artwork by some of the best creators in the business".

Issues & Index Sources: Fall 1997 – v2 #1, 2004:

Science Fiction Index

(Missing: v2 #1, 2004)

Publishers: Chanting Monks Press



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The Agora [1930]

Country: US
Total Issues: 8

Subtitled "The Magazine of the South".

Issues & Index Sources: Sep-1930 – 1931:

FictionMags Index

(partial issues only)

Publishers: Chapel Hill, NC
Editors: Richard A. Chace

Agora [1971]

Country: US

Belmont Abbey College's student literary magazine which published a poem by Ray Bradbury.

Issues & Index Sources: 1961 – present

Publishers: Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, NC

Ahaaaaaa!

Country: UK

Typical of the UK story magazines published in the immediate post-war years which masqueraded as American titles.

Issues & Index Sources: c. 1953

Publishers: R.S. Gray Publications, London
Pagecounts: 36pp

AHF Magazine

Country: UK
Total Issues: 12

"AHF Magazine is a fresh and exciting periodical highlighting new works by up- and-coming authors in alternate history, science fiction, fantasy and steampunk, as well as an opportunity for established writers to share their craft."

Issues & Index Sources: Sep-2016 – Autumn 2020

Website:   www.alternate-history-fiction.com/magazine/ahf-magazine.html
Publishers:   Wolfian Press
Editors:   Grey Wolf

Ahoy

Country: UK
Total Issues: 1?

Issues & Index Sources: c. 1956

Publishers: Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London

AIM Magazine

Country: US

America's Intercultural Magazine.

Issues & Index Sources: ?

Publishers:   P.O. Box 1174, Maywood, IL 60153 (in 2000)
Editors:   Myron Apilado (in 2000 - 2007)
Frequency:   quarterly
Mentioned in:   O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2002)

Ainslee's Magazine

Country: US
Total Issues: 9+6+346=361

The magazine began in March 1897 as The Yellow Kid, a humor semi-weekly, coat-tailing on the popularity of the "Yellow Kid" newspaper cartoons. In July 1897 it became a monthly as The Yellow Book. As the Yellow Kid boom faded, it changed format and was renamed Ainslee's in February 1898.

At first it was a general-interest magazine, with articles and stories, but in late 1902 it changed to an all-fiction format. Authors include Stanley J. Weyman, Bret Harte, Anthony Hope, Stephen Crane, Jack London, some of the earliest stories by O. Henry, Albert Payson Terhune, I.A.R. Wylie, E. Phillips Oppenheim.

Ainslee's lasted until December 1926, after which it was merged into Far West Illustrated.

Issues & Index Sources

20-Mar-1897 – 17-Jul-1897, as The Yellow Kid

Aug-1897 – Jan-1898, as The Yellow Book

Feb-1898 – Jan-1908, as Ainslee's Magazine:

General Fiction Index

Feb-1908 – Dec-1926, as Ainslee's:

General Fiction Index

#merges with Far West Illustrated

Publishers

  20-Mar-1897 – Dec-1898: Howard, Ainslee & Co.
  Jan-1899 – Sep-1902: Street & Smith Publications, Inc.
  Oct-1902 – ?: Ainslee Magazine Co.

Editors

  20-Mar-1897 – Jan-1898: Joe Kerr (alias for William Melville Kerr)
  1898 – ?: Richard Duffy
  ?: Gilman Hall
  ?: Archibald Lowry Sessions

Formats

started as a slick (became a pulp in the 1920s?)

Prices

1898 – 1902: 5c
1902 – 1926: 15c

Pagecounts

96pp

Frequency

20-Mar-1897 – 17-Jul-1897: weekly
Aug-1897 – Dec-1926: monthly

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Mentioned in: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

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