Three times yearly literary magazine in newspaper format given out free of charge in selected locations in Scotland. To some extent, it aims to fill the gap left by the demise of NorthWords for the many experienced and gifted poets and fiction writers we know to be working in the north.

Agricultural/farming newspaper/magazine that published some fiction.

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Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  3-Nov-1849 – 1891

Editors:   W.J. Thoms
Frequency:   weekly, later monthly
Mentioned in:   British Literary Magazines Vol. 3

Issues & Index Sources:  Feb-2013 – May-2019:

Science Fiction Index

(Missing: #1, Feb-2013)

Website:   www.jackofnotradesproductions.com
Publishers:   Jack of No Trades Productions
Editors:   Nathon Allen Balka
Frequency:   irregular

Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-1986 – present:

Science Fiction Index

(Missing: any after #87, Jun-2026)

Website:   http://johndstanton.blogspot.co.uk
Publishers:   12 Curtis Road, Natick, MA 01760
Editors:   John M. Benson
Formats:   octavo
Prices:   $4.50
Pagecounts:   52
Frequency:   twice-yearly

A magazine of contemporary American and international fiction, poetry, criticism and art. thier goal is to present a panoramic view of contemporary art and literature - no one style is advocated over another. They are especially interested in work that takes on big issues by making the invisible seen, that gives voice to the voiceless - work that gives message form through aesthetic experience. Has published Seamus Heaney, Robert Hass, Maura Stanton. Circulation 2,000.

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An English tabloid newspaper which serves Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and parts of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire, and which occasionally featured some fiction.

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A series of one-shot, thin, digests, sometimes numbered, but usually not, all identified by a seal labelled "A Nouvelle Production" on the cover and the tagline "Streamlined American Fiction". In general, each issue in the series had a different title.

The following "issues" are believed to belong to this series: - All-Ace Westerns - Blackout - Dead Shot (at least 2 issues) - Gun Packed Westerns - Gunpowder Westerns - Hot Shot Westerns - Lover Power - Murder in Ferry Command - Murder in Paradise - New Pocket Westerns - New Western Stories - Outlaw Westerns - Popular Westerns - Prairie Westerns - Quick Trigger Westerns - Six-Gun Westerns - Six-Gun Western Stories - Spook Ranch Renegades - Texas Westerns - Trigger Westerns - Western Sharpshooters - Wild West Stories

Note that all the issues of Ayjay Westerns were also labelled "A Nouvelle Production".

Classic early 40's fanzine with high production values featuring fiction and articles by the likes of E.E. Smith, E Everett Evans, Alden H. Norton, Bob Tucker and Julius Unger.

"A politically radical, beautifully designed, intellectual women's magazine."

Fanzine.

Subtitled "The Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy" and featuring stories, articles & reviews.

A literary magazine for the Pacific Northwest, featuring articles, essays, interviews, poetry, creative writings about positive alternatives for the future. The first (and only) issue published the first part of an SF serial "Tales of the Triskelion" by Mark Richards.

The UK's first ever fanzine. From the 10th issue became the official publication of the fledgling Science Fiction Association. Replaced in 1939 by the fanzine version of New Worlds.

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Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 1987 – Summer 2002:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   PO Box 27231, Austin, TX 78755
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia