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Original Union Novels

Total Issues: 6

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1860s
Publishers:   Bancker
Sources:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Original War Novels

Total Issues: 11

Issues & Index Sources:  1865
Publishers:   Hilton
Sources:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Orion [1981]

Total Issues: 2

Science fiction fanzine, subtitled "The Canadian Magazine of Space and Time".

Issues & Index Sources:  Summer 1981 – 1982
Editors:   Mark Shainblum

Orion [1992]

Total Issues: 4

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1992 – #4, 1993: Science Fiction Index
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Orion's Child

Total Issues: 2

Semi-professional magazine. Reborn as an e-zine in May 2007 by the son of the original founder and editor.

Issues & Index Sources:  May-1984 – Jul-1984: Science Fiction Index
Editors:   T. Joseph Cole
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Orion Science Fiction

Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  May-1980 – ?
Publishers:   Double Star Science Fiction Association
Editors:   Michael Feshbach

Ornum & Company's Indian Novels

Total Issues: 77

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1870s
Publishers:   N. Munro
Sources:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Ornum & Co.'s Fifteen Cent Romances

Total Issues: 25

Issues & Index Sources:  1872
Publishers:   N. Munro
Sources:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Orphia

Total Issues: 1

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1990: Science Fiction Index
Publishers:   SCC Computer, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia
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Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show

Total Issues: 57 (to Jun-2017)

Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-2005 – present: Science Fiction Index (Missing: any after #57, Jun-2017)
Website:   www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com
Editors:   Edmund R. Schubert (Oct-2005 - Apr-2016); Scott M. Roberts (Jul-2016 - )
Prices:   $15.00 per year
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The Osborne Magazine

Total Issues: 7

Subtitled 'A Monthly Illustrated Magazine of Fact & Fiction'.

Issues & Index Sources:  Nov-1896 – May-1897?: FictionMags Index (sample issues only)
Publishers:   S.W. Partridge, PaternosterRow, London
Prices:   3d
Pagecounts:   48pp
Frequency:   monthly
Sources:   The Age of the Storytellers

Other Times

Total Issues: 2

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1975 – #2, 1976: Science Fiction Index
Publishers:   P.P. Layouts, London
Editors:   Andrew Ellsmore (#1), Leo Bulero (#2)
Formats:   A4 glossy
Prices:   60p
Pagecounts:   48pp
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia
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Other Voices

Total Issues: 37 (to Dec-2002)

An all-fiction journal plus author interviews. Theme issues. No payment. Circulation 800.

Issues & Index Sources:  Winter 1984/1985 – Nov-2007
Publishers:   University of Illinois, 601 South Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60607-7120 (in 2000 - 2002)
Editors:   Dolores Weinberg at outset; Lois Hauselman (in 1998 - 2002)
Formats:   review
Pagecounts:   225pp
Frequency:   twice yearly
Sources:   O. Henry Awards Website (in 2002)

Other Worlds [1988]

Total Issues: 6

Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1988 – #6, 1996: Science Fiction Index
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Other Worlds Science Stories

Total Issues: 31+4+26=61

Raymond Palmer launched Other Worlds Science Stories in November 1949 as a fiction counterpart to his major magazine Fate, which focused on UFOs and the unexplained, shortening the title to Other Worlds in November 1952.

After running into financial problems, Palmer folded the magazine in 1953 and launched two new magazines in its place - Science Stories and Universe Science Fiction. While Palmer referred to the former as being the successor to Other Worlds it folded after only four issues and he concentrated on Universe Science Fiction instead.

After ten issues, Palmer formally announced that Universe had expired, but immediately relaunched Other Worlds Science Stories with issue numbering continued directly from Universe AND a secondary issue numbering related to the 31 issues of the first run of Other Worlds.

In June 1957 the title changed to Flying Saucers from Other Worlds which, for four issues, alternated between a Flying Saucers emphasis and an Other Worlds emphasis; only three of which featured any fiction. After this it was simply a nonfiction UFO magazine, retaining the title Flying Saucers from Other Worlds until July/August 1958 and then continuing under various titles until June 1976.

Issues & Index Sources

  Nov-1949 – Oct-1952: Science Fiction Index
  Nov-1952 – Jul-1953, as Other Worlds: Science Fiction Index
  Oct-1953 – Apr-1954, as Science Stories: Science Fiction Index
  Jun-1953 – Mar-1955, as Universe Science Fiction: Science Fiction Index
  May-1955 – May-1957, as Other Worlds Science Stories: Science Fiction Index
  Jun-1957 – May-1958, as Flying Saucers from Other Worlds: Science Fiction Index (only fiction indexed)

Publishers

  Nov-1949 – Jul-1953: Clark Publishing, Evanston, IL
  Jun-1953 – Oct-1953: Bell Publications, Chicago
  Dec-1953 – May-1957: Palmer Publications, Inc., Evanston, IL

Editors

  Raymond A. Palmer with Bea Mahaffey

Formats

  Nov-1949 – Oct-1955: digest
  Nov-1955 – May-1957: small pulp

Prices

  35c

Pagecounts

  Nov-1949 – Jul-1953: 160pp
  Jun-1953 – Oct-1955: 128pp
  Nov-1955 – May-1957: 96pp

Frequency

  Nov-1949 – Jul-1953: bimonthly to Sep-1950; six weekly to Oct-1952; then monthly
  Oct-1953 – May-1957: mainly bimonthly

Related Sites

  Science Fiction Encyclopedia
  Science Fiction Encyclopedia
  Science Fiction Encyclopedia

Sources

  The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps
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Oui

Total Issues: 410

Men's magazine which, in the 1970's at least, "publishes one fiction piece per month-sometimes, but rarely, two".

In June 1981 Playboy Enterprises sold the magazine to Laurant Publishing Ltd. in New York. The new president and chief operating officer was Irwin E. Billman, former executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Penthouse Group. Initially, Laurant Publishing Ltd. featured celebrity nudity, peaking in 1982 with pictorials of Linda Blair, Demi Moore and Pia Zadora. The magazine has since experienced a significant decline in circulation.

The magazine went hardcore, along with many of its competitors, in the early 2000s, featuring couples photosets with penetration.

Issues & Index Sources

  Oct-1972 – Feb-2008

Publishers

  Oct-1972 – May-1981: HMH Publishing, Playboy Building, 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611
  Jun-1981 – Feb-2008: Laurant Publishing Ltd

Editors

  1973: John Lombardi

Formats

  standard slick

Frequency

  monthly

Related Sites

  Wikipedia
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