The Red Magazine, February 3, 1922
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The Red Magazine, February 3, 1922
- Publication date
- 1922-02-03
- Usage
- Public Domain Mark 1.0
- Topics
- pulp fiction, Frances Brown, A. G. Greenwood, John Haslette Vahey, Lloyd Roberts, E. Norman Torry, E. M. Ingleby, Ellis Pearson, T. C. Wignall, J. Russell Warren, A. E. Ashford, Nellie Tom-Gallon, Calder Wilson, Nathan Clover
- Collection
- pulpmagazine_inbox; pulpmagazinearchive; additional_collections
- Item Size
- 181.2M
The Red Magazine
February 3, 1922
Vol. L, No. 304
Publisher: The Red Magazine, London
also known as The Harmsworth Red Magazine
Notes
Scanned from the Taylorology library.
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Reviewer:
Bruce Long
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August 1, 2021
Subject: To Diane Ashford:
Subject: To Diane Ashford:
In response to your questions about Arthur E. Ashford, The FictionMags index is the place to start. That site has an alphabetical index of fiction authors, and Arthur E. Ashford has dozens of stories listed and referenced. Most were published in the Red Magazine or the Yellow Magazine between 1908-1932. You can then try to find those magazines issues online or for sale.
Reviewer:
Diane Ashford
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July 31, 2021
Subject: Arthur Edward Ashford
Subject: Arthur Edward Ashford
This author is my grandfather! He also wrote under other names, including EM Ingleby.
I have just read this story to his daughter, Joan. She is almost 103. She is very happy now. As a child she used to sit on her father's lap while he wrote. She also went to his publishers in Fleetway House, London.
She has searched for years and years for his work. How can I find more? I'm baffled by the site, but so glad to have found the treasure.
I have just read this story to his daughter, Joan. She is almost 103. She is very happy now. As a child she used to sit on her father's lap while he wrote. She also went to his publishers in Fleetway House, London.
She has searched for years and years for his work. How can I find more? I'm baffled by the site, but so glad to have found the treasure.
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