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True WeirdCountry: USTotal Issues: 3
True Weird was a large magazine subtitled "strange... fantastic... true!". The magazine contained no fiction. It dealt with sensationalized accounts of myths legends and stories. Topics such as Lincoln's ghost, Count St. Germain (4000 year old man), levitation, the Holland tulip mania of 1635 and various vampires, witches and werewolves. The magazine would not be of interest to most collectors.
Editors: Howard Booth Formats: bedsheet Mentioned in: Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, It's a Man's World |
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True West (UK)Country: UK
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True West (US)Country: US
Mentioned in: It's a Man's World |
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True Western AdventuresCountry: US
Copy of #1 seen for 1957.
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True Western StoriesCountry: USTotal Issues: 13+4+23+28+7+9=84
Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStreet & Smith Publications, Inc.Formatsstandard pulpFrequencymonthlyMentioned in: The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, The Pulp Western |
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True Woman's AdventuresCountry: USTotal Issues: 1
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True WorldCountry: USTotal Issues: 2?
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Tru-Life Detective CasesCountry: US
True crime.
Frequency: monthly |
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TrumpetCountry: USTotal Issues: 12
Amateur magazine.
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Trunk StoriesCountry: USTotal Issues: 3
Horror and speculative fiction magazine with fiction, articles and poetry. A fourth was planned but never printed and the contents were serialised on Smith's blog during 2008.
Editors: William Smith Prices: $4.00 Pagecounts: 38 Frequency: bi-annual |
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TruthCountry: UKTotal Issues: 4240
Essentially an expose magazine aimed at political and society issues, but covering all forms of art and literature. It usually ran one or two stories per issue and, in 1877, Grenville Murray began the popular "Queer Stories" feature that later supplied enough material to fill at least 24 books of selected reprints. Most stories were anonymous and many gave the impression of being true, but all (?) were fiction. Truth published H.G. Wells's "In the Modern Vein" (8-Mar-1894). Later contributors included E.R. Punshon and Douglas Newton. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersTruth Publishing Co., LondonEditorsFormatstabloidFrequencyweeklyRelated SitesWikipediaMentioned in: British Literary Magazines Vol. 3 Online SourcesOnline Books |
Truth (Canada)Country: Canada
Subtitled "A Weekly Magazine of Current Literature", the magazine
features a mix of short and medium-length Canadian and international
news (some identified by source), jokes and puns and amusing anecdotes,
short essays about politics, installments of four or five novels, and
lots of ads (including one for the Great Ottoman Blood Remedy). Sort of
a late Victorian Canadian READER'S DIGEST.
Formats: saddle-stitched roughly-tabloid-sized newsprint magazine Pagecounts: 32pp |
Truth (US)Country: US
Initially published as a news and gossip weekyl, Truth became a humor magazine a la Puck and Judge with brilliant colour lithograph cartoons. It was one of the earliest magazine to carry comic strips (first appearance of "The Yellow Kid" in #372, 2-Jun-1894). In 1893 the magazine's printer gained a controlling interest in the magazine and changed the focus to a more serious and artistic bent. Issues & Index Sources
EditorsBlakely HallFrequencyRelated SitesWikipedia |
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The TryoutCountry: USTotal Issues: 300
Fanzine that published some early stories by H.P. Lovecraft.
Editors: Charles W. Smith Formats: 5" x 7" Pagecounts: 22pp Frequency: monthly |
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Trysts of FateCountry: USTotal Issues: 8
Trysts of Fate is a magazine of paranormal romance, published semi-annually in February and August.
Editors: Lee Ann Story Sikora Formats: trade paperback Prices: $8.00 Frequency: twice yearly |
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TSAT (Transformation Stories)Country: USTotal Issues: 48
Non-paying online magazine.
Editors: Jeffrey M. Mahr, December 1998-August 2001; Michael Bard and Quentin Long, October 2001-October 2006 |