Hugo Gernsback - List of Magazines Edited/published By Gernsback

List of Magazines Edited/published By Gernsback

  • Air Wonder Stories
  • Amazing Detective Stories
  • Amazing Stories
  • Aviation Mechanics
  • Electrical Experimenter — 1913 to 1920; became Science and Invention
  • Everyday Mechanics — from 1929; changed to Everyday Science and Mechanics as of October 1931 issue
  • Everyday Science and Mechanics — see Science and Mechanics
  • The Experimenter — originally Practical Electrics, the first issue under this title was November 1924; merged into Science and Invention in 1926
  • Facts of Life
  • Flight
  • Fotocraft
  • French Humor — became Tidbits
  • Gadgets
  • High Seas Adventures
  • Know Yourself
  • Life Guide
  • Light
  • Luz
  • Milady
  • Modern Electrics — 1908 to 1914 (sold in 1913; new owners merged it with Electrician and Mechanic)
  • Moneymaking
  • Motor Camper & Tourist
  • New Ideas for Everybody
  • Pirate Stories
  • Popular Medicine
  • Practical Electrics — Dec. 1921 to Oct. 1924 — became The Experimenter
  • Radio Amateur News — July 1919 to July 1920 — dropped the word "amateur" and became just Radio News
  • Radio and Television
  • Radio-Craft — July 1929 to June 1948 — became Radio-Electronics
  • Radio Electronics — July 1948 to January 2003
  • Radio Electronics Weekly Business Letter
  • Radio Listeners Guide and Call Book
  • Radio News — July 1919 (as Radio Amateur News) to July 1948
  • Radio Program Weekly
  • Radio Review
  • Science and Invention — formerly Electrical Experimenter; published August 1920 to August 1931
  • Science and Mechanics — originally Everyday Mechanics; changed to Everyday Science and Mechanics in 1931. "Everyday" dropped as March 1937 issue, and published as Science and Mechanics until 1976
  • Science Fiction Plus
  • Science Wonder Stories
  • Scientific Detective Monthly
  • Sexologia
  • Sexology
  • Short-Wave and Television
  • Short-Wave Craft — merged into Radio-Craft
  • Short-Wave Listener
  • Superworld Comics
  • Technocracy Review
  • Television
  • Television News
  • Tidbits, originally French Humor
  • Woman's Digest
  • Wonder Stories
  • Your Body
  • Your Dreams

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