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The OutspanCountry: South Africa
A bulky tabloid magazine published in South Africa which published a wide range of features, short stories (some local, some reprinted), and comic strips reprinted from the US and UK. Published "A Matter of Form" by Margery Allingham, 10 Jan-1941 and "The Meaning of the Act" 22 Jan-1943.
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Outward BoundCountry: UKTotal Issues: 42
Published to "encourage a greater understanding of the world, its people and cultures", Outward Bound initially ran a large amount of fiction including the serialisation of John Buchan's "The Path of the King". In later issues the emphasis shifted to non-fiction.
Editors: Basil Mathews Frequency: monthly Mentioned in: The Age of the Storytellers |
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Out WestCountry: US
The Land of Sunshine was the first illustrated monthly centered in and on Southern Californian culture. In 1898 it began to include literature and adopted the subtitle "The Magazine of California and the West". In 1902 the title was changed to Out West and published "The Master of Mystery" by Jack London in the September 1902. It merged with Overland Monthly in 1917. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Overland Monthly PublishersEditorsGeorge Wharton James Lannie Haynes Martin FormatsstandardPrices10c; 15cRelated SitesWikipedia |
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OutworldsCountry: US
Fanzine.
Editors: Bill Bowers Related Sites: ZineWiki |
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Over 18Country: US
Editors: Herbert Patrick |
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Over HereCountry: US
Editors: Fred Girton |
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OverlandCountry: AustraliaTotal Issues: 220 (to Spring 2015)
Long-running Australian literary magazine.
Publishers: Overland, Melboune Editors: Stephen Murray-Smith (in 1975); Jeff Sparrow (in 2007) Prices: A$1.00 (in 1975); A$12.50 (in 2007) Related Sites: Wikipedia |
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Overland LibraryCountry: USTotal Issues: 23
Formats: 7 1/2 x 5" Prices: 25c Pagecounts: 100-150 Frequency: every three weeks Mentioned in: Dime Novel Bibliography |
The Overland MonthlyCountry: US
Initially modelled on Atlantic Monthly, it made Bret Harte famous. Authors include George Sterling, Frank Norris, Emma Frances Dawson, Edgar Lee Masters, Jack London, Ambrose Bierce (first story, 1871). The second series was a continuation of The Californian and became an important vehicle for women writers. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatsstandard?FrequencymonthlyRelated SitesWikipediaScience Fiction Encyclopedia Online SourcesOnline Books |
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Over My Dead Body!Country: USTotal Issues: 9
The magazine "features short stories, author profiles, author interviews, and other articles of general interest to mystery fans".
Publishers: OMDB!, P.O. Box 1778, Auburn, WA 98071-1778 Editors: Cherie Jung Frequency: quarterly |
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OverspaceCountry: UKTotal Issues: 15
Small press sf/fantasy/horror fiction magazine.
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Over the TopCountry: USTotal Issues: 21+10=31
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PublishersStreet & Smith Publications, Inc.EditorsEdmund RichardsFormatsstandard pulpPrices20cPagecounts128ppFrequencymonthlyMentioned in: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps |
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Owen Wister ReviewCountry: US
Frequency: annual Mentioned in: O. Henry Awards Website (not in 2002) |
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The Owl (US) [1896]Country: USTotal Issues: 45
Subtitled "A Monthly Magazine of Original Short Stories," it was clearly intended as a rival to The Black Cat. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersFormatsoctavo (circa 8.5" tall)Frequencymonthly |
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The Owl (UK) [1919]Country: UKTotal Issues: 3
The Owl featured an impressive group of established writers, including Thomas Hardy, W.H. Davies, John Galsworthy, and Walter de la Mare.
Editors: Robert Graves |
Owl (UK) [1988]Country: UKTotal Issues: 3 (or 4)
Children's magazine produced by the publisher of an earlier series, Play and Learn (1986 - 1987). Described at the time of launch as a "glossy colour monthly magazine full of entertaining articles for children. The editor was quoted (Guardian, March 30, 1988) as saying "I want to show children the joys of making mud pies and the beauty of nature. They want to know how their bodies and everything around them works." Clearly children were not that interested, as the title folded after only a few issues.
Editors: Michele Grinstead Frequency: monthly |