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''Unusual Stories'' was an early attempt at a [[small press]] [[fantasy]] fiction magazine. | ''Unusual Stories'' was an early attempt at a [[small press]] [[fantasy]] fiction magazine. | ||
| − | The [[digest]]-sized magazine was published and edited by [[William L. Crawford]] of Everett, Pennsylvania, as a companion magazine to Crawford's ''[[Marvel Tales]]'' (1934-1935). | + | The [[digest]]-sized magazine was published and edited by [[William L. Crawford]] of Everett, Pennsylvania, as a companion magazine to Crawford's ''[[Marvel Tales (Crawford)]]'' (1934-1935). |
An "advance" issue and two subsequent regular issues of ''Unusual Stories'' were published during 1934-1935. | An "advance" issue and two subsequent regular issues of ''Unusual Stories'' were published during 1934-1935. | ||
Revision as of 22:55, 11 July 2020
Unusual Stories was an early attempt at a small press fantasy fiction magazine.
The digest-sized magazine was published and edited by William L. Crawford of Everett, Pennsylvania, as a companion magazine to Crawford's Marvel Tales (1934-1935).
An "advance" issue and two subsequent regular issues of Unusual Stories were published during 1934-1935.
SF and fantasy authors whose work appeared in the three issues included Forrest J Ackerman, R. H. Barlow, P. Schuyler Miller, Robert Bloch, and Robert W. Lowndes.
| Publication | 1934—1935 |
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