Almost five years of blogging here, almost 400 posts, almost 60K pageviews since May 2009 (for some reason, that's when Blogger started tallying). So, here's a post that will just grow, I suspect...
Fiction magazines that have had anthologies abstracted from them:
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
Amazing (aka Amazing Stories aka Amazing: Fact and Science Fiction Stories...)
Analog (aka Astounding Stories of Super-Science aka Astounding Science Fiction...)
Antioch Review
Argosy
Beat to a Pulp
Beyond
Black Mask
Botteghe Oscure
Clean Sheets
Cricket Magazine
Dime Detective
Doc Savage
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
Elysian Fields Quarterly
Event Horizon
Evergreen Review
Famous Fantastic Mysteries
Fantastic
Fantastic Novels
Fantastic Universe
Galaxy
If (aka If: Worlds of Science Fiction; aka Worlds of If)
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (aka The Magazine of Fantasy)
Manhunt
New Worlds
The Noble Savage
Omni/Omni Online
Ontario Review
The Paris Review
Partisan Review
Planet Stories
Playboy
The Saint Mystery Magazine
The Saturday Evening Post
Sci-Fiction
The Shadow
The Smart Set
Space Squid
Startling Stories
The Strand Magazine
Strange Tales
Super-Science Stories
Tin House
Thrilling Wonder Stories
TriQuarterly
Unknown Fantasy Fiction (aka Unknown Worlds)
Weird Tales
West
Whispers
Yellow Silk
Zoetrope All-Story
6 comments:
I'd forgotten about Cricket. Used to come to the house when my kids were that age. That DO ME cover should have a plain brown wrapper.
I have most of the books you display...but not SEX & LAUGHTER and DO ME.
They try to be clever over at TIN HOUSE, Ron. George, you know, the more I think about it, the more I think you've just been missing a lot of the good (not to mention the big) anthologies still coming out, even from the large publishers...SEX & LAUGHTER, btw, is one of the anthologies from CLEAN SHEETS, an erotica online magazine/site.
I would include the several SATURDAY EVENING POST anthologies plus the PLAYBOY fiction anthologies.
Todd, while looking through my pulp hardcovers I just noticed a couple more that you might want to add to your list:
Great Stories of the West edited by Ned Collier. He reprints stories from WEST magazine which lasted from 1926 into the late 1940's.
The Hard-Boiled Omnibus edited by Joseph Shaw. Stories from BLACK MASK.
Hard-Boiled Detectives edited by Dziemianowicz, Weinberg, and Greenberg. Stories from DIME DETECTIVE.
Thanks, Walker...the WEST-oriented and DIME DETECTIVE-oriented anthos are not ones I've looked at; THE HARD-BOILED OMNIBUS is a hard book to miss in comparison!. I will begin posting titles of the anthologies shortly...this was just a late-night impulse to start such a list, since it doesn't seem to be in place in too many other places, if at all.
I've argued with myself already if I wanted to include SEP or PLAYBOY (or COLLIER'S and ESQUIRE and REDBOOK...), even given how much fiction they published at their height...OMNI ONLINE is in mostly as the precursor to EVENT HORIZON and SCI-FICTION, and the fact that Ellen Datlow's recent best-of, DIGITAL DOMAINS, draws on all three of her projects.
But if PARTISAN REVIEW gets a citation, I'm probably unfair to leave out the bigger-circulation magazines that also have, if mostly back when, given their readers a lot of fiction to choose from.
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