Small press magazine published by The Ghost Story Society, containing a blend of fiction and non-fiction. "Stories should be in the style of the classic supernatural tale. This means no overt horror, no gruesome effects, and no blatant sex or violence. The emphasis should be on atmosphere and suggestion. Stories can be set in any time period, and need not have a pre-World War II setting. They can also be set in any country or area, and the supernatural being (or beings) can take almost any form."

"A sterling line of religious novels, written for the greater part by the most eminent ministers of the gospel. Teaches and illustrates the principles of true, undenominational Christianity as applied to the needs and demands of every day life in modern times. Not a series of stories for children, but a collection of works written for the thinking man and woman."

Publishes contemporary poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction by emerging writers and those in early-career status. Circulation about 500.

Serialised "Nessa" by L. MacManus, "Foughilotra" by W.R. MacDermott and others, but was fairly erratic in its publication of fiction.

Turned into a sleaze magazine, with some fiction, c. 1968

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British reprint edition of All Man.

Dell's first attempt to issue a mystery digest magazine. A good line-up of authors (G.T. Fleming-Roberts, Ray Bradbury, Steve Fisher, Allan Vaughan Elston, William Irish Woolrich) but all with reprinted stories.

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1948:

Western Fiction Index

(Missing: all issues)

Publishers:   Voyageur Press, Pickering, Ontario
Prices:   25c

Issues & Index Sources:  Aug-1938 – Nov-1938:

Adventure Fiction Index

Publishers:   Periodical House, Inc. (Ace Magazines)
Formats:   standard pulp
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 2007 – Fall 2007:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   All Possible Worlds, 3156 Portman Rd., Columbus, OH 43232
Editors:   Jason Champion
Prices:   $5.95
Pagecounts:   128pp

A "Magazine of Fantasy" that republished "out-of-print classics in science fiction, fantasy, and adventure from yesteryear's pulp magazines, comics, movies and radio drama."

Incorporates: Sports for Boys from 13-Apr-1921.

School and sports stories about Jack Lightfoot.

Title given as "Frank G. Menke's All Sports Magazine" on the cover. Subtitled "Facts-Fancies-Figures-Fiction Running the Gamut of Sportdom".

Although the word "Fiction" appears on the covers, this barely qualifies as a fictionmag, as it is almost all non-fiction. The vast majority of the contents are sports coverage of the era -- news, anecdotes, trivia, statistics, etc. covering virtually all sports played in the US.

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Mainly a reprint of the US pulp Star Magazine but the contents of the last few issue of Star Magazine were rationed out alongside stories lifted from other Doubleday pulps, mostly Short Stories.

Eventually All Star and Empire Frontier were merged as All Star Western & (Empire) Frontier Magazine.

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