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crutledge · 02-14-2012, 08:59 AM

Short Stories Magazine
Short Stories Magazine was one of the most important, and most successful, of the pulp magazines, running for a massive 1114 issues over a period of 70 years, although the last six of those years saw it first shrink to a digest and then expand, briefly, to a slick "men's magazine".
A British reprint edition was published from 1920 to 1955, and then briefly revived in 1958/59. There were also an unknown number of a Canadian reprint edition.

DOG DEPUTY—S. OMAR BARKER

Hunches Are Sometimes Evidence

ROAMING FISTS—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ

Here Was One Town Where a Boomer Stayed Long Enough to Get in on a Purely Local Fight

WHIRLWIND SQUADRON—ROBERT W. NEALEY

A Leader's Responsible for the Whole Squadron; the Rear Bloke Is Only Responsible for One Man

BUSCADERO CROSSING—S. OMAR BARKER

There Was Something About Tough Tuck Mangum That Got a Good Many Fellers

HIYU TIME AT HOGAN'S—HAPSBURG LIEBE

Who Was Lin Brennan To Turn Down Ranch Hospitality

RINK FIRE—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ

It Looked as Though He'd Left His Fire and His Hockey Book on Guadalcanal—With His Arm!

HANDMADE HERO—LEE TILBURNE

Crime Doesn't Pay. . . .But What Does?

SPLASH BOMB CHAMP—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ

THE MIRACULOUS BUDDHA—H. BEDFORD JONES

Tales of the Strato-Shooters

"BLACK JOHN INVOKES THE GODS—JAMES B. HENDRYX

“Saying That Your Name Is John Smith Is An Error That Can Be Rectified”

02-14-2012, 08:59 AM	#1
crutledge eBook FANatic Posts: 18,301 Karma: 16078357 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Alabama, USA Device: HP ipac RX5915 Wife's Kindle	Various: Short Stories Sampler 4. V1. 14 Feb 2012 Short Stories Magazine Short Stories Magazine was one of the most important, and most successful, of the pulp magazines, running for a massive 1114 issues over a period of 70 years, although the last six of those years saw it first shrink to a digest and then expand, briefly, to a slick "men's magazine". A British reprint edition was published from 1920 to 1955, and then briefly revived in 1958/59. There were also an unknown number of a Canadian reprint edition. DOG DEPUTY—S. OMAR BARKER Hunches Are Sometimes Evidence ROAMING FISTS—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ Here Was One Town Where a Boomer Stayed Long Enough to Get in on a Purely Local Fight WHIRLWIND SQUADRON—ROBERT W. NEALEY A Leader's Responsible for the Whole Squadron; the Rear Bloke Is Only Responsible for One Man BUSCADERO CROSSING—S. OMAR BARKER There Was Something About Tough Tuck Mangum That Got a Good Many Fellers HIYU TIME AT HOGAN'S—HAPSBURG LIEBE Who Was Lin Brennan To Turn Down Ranch Hospitality RINK FIRE—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ It Looked as Though He'd Left His Fire and His Hockey Book on Guadalcanal—With His Arm! HANDMADE HERO—LEE TILBURNE Crime Doesn't Pay. . . .But What Does? SPLASH BOMB CHAMP—JACKSON V. SCHOLZ THE MIRACULOUS BUDDHA—H. BEDFORD JONES Tales of the Strato-Shooters "BLACK JOHN INVOKES THE GODS—JAMES B. HENDRYX “Saying That Your Name Is John Smith Is An Error That Can Be Rectified” Last edited by WT Sharpe; 02-14-2012 at 12:29 PM.