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The history of the science-fiction magazine the story of science-fiction magazines from 1970 to 1980 / by Ashley, Michael

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The history of the science-fiction magazine by Ashley, Michael

Table of Contents: “…The time machines : the story of the science-fiction pulp magazines from the beginning to 1950 -- v. 2. Transformations -- v. 3. …”
An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view

The history of the science-fiction magazine by Ashley, Michael

Table of Contents: “…The time machines : the story of the science-fiction pulp magazines from the beginning to 1950 -- v. 2. Transformations -- v. 3. …”
An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view

Women editing modernism : "little" magazines & literary history / by Marek, Jayne E., 1954-

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Educating the Proper Woman Reader : Victorian Family Literary Magazines and the Cultural Health of the Nation / by Phegley, Jennifer

Table of Contents: “…The scene of women's reading : mid-nineteenth century culture, professional critics, and family literary magazines -- Piracy and the patriotic woman reader : making British literature American in Harper's new monthly magazine, 1850-1855 -- The education and professionalization of the woman reader : consolidating middleclass power in the Cornhill magazine, 1860-1864 -- (Im)proper reading for women : Belgravia magazine and the defense of the sensation novel, 1866-1871 -- Victoria's secret : the woman's movement from reader to writer/critic, 1863-1868.…”
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Educating the Proper Woman Reader : Victorian Family Literary Magazines and the Cultural Health of the Nation / by Phegley, Jennifer

Table of Contents: “…The scene of women's reading : mid-nineteenth century culture, professional critics, and family literary magazines -- Piracy and the patriotic woman reader : making British literature American in Harper's new monthly magazine, 1850-1855 -- The education and professionalization of the woman reader : consolidating middleclass power in the Cornhill magazine, 1860-1864 -- (Im)proper reading for women : Belgravia magazine and the defense of the sensation novel, 1866-1871 -- Victoria's secret : the woman's movement from reader to writer/critic, 1863-1868.…”
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