canadian pulp magazine canadian science fiction pulp magazine edited ran november september created response wartime reduction imports british american science fiction pulp magazines initially contained stories canadian authors contents supplied issues began obtain reprint rights american stories paper shortages eventually forced magazine shut extremely rare publication history contents end 1930s science fiction magazine field multiple new magazines launched short period publishers printed versions magazines canadian market outbreak world war paper shortages import restrictions reduced availability magazines canada begun response conditions editor issue dated november issue digest sized printed green ink initially focused weird fiction canadian writer work appeared prolific contributor issues format remained unchanged stories canadian writers subsequently began obtain reprint rights stories accounts events differ account happened meet early new_york editing magazines ceased publication time meeting worked toronto newspaper told editing extra money asked knew able obtain stories low word rate distributed canada able offer canadian rights stories magazines agreed pay quarter cent word according heard rumors new magazine canadian fan knew obtained details canadian author correspondence contacted arrange stories heard wrote separately arranging tenth cent word sent stories duly printed subsequent correspondence failed payment eventually stopped responding letters manuscripts returned months later spoke author associated group writers found long standing feud partly responsible problems group writers represented held left wing political positions strongly opposed told politically left wing indications anti communist main reason stopped responding according found supplying stories offered material free condition stopped accepting submissions sixth issue saw story appear seventh issue total stories identified stirring cosmic handful new stories group authors including lure lily rejected american magazines stories supplied included way reprinted appeared february issue novel years story space reprint canadian writers continued appear magazine including sold story issue january stories canadian origin generally cases stories rewritten versions works paper shortages caused war forced magazine schedule issues appeared issue dated september october lifetime magazine focus shifted weird fiction include science fiction fantasy magazine hard find complete runs rare details published toronto issues toronto issues publisher owned valentine toronto publishers valentine chamberlain editor credited magazine issues digest sized pages long format switched large pulp size pages remaining issues pages price cents issue cents volume numbering complete index contents issues found issue science fiction fantasy magazine early 1950s anthology titled appeared toronto consisted
Uncanny Tales (Canadian pulp magazine)