M.
San Francisco.
Edited by Lew Ellingham and Stan Persky. No. 2 edited by Lew Ellingham.
Nos. 1–2 (1962).
Madrona.
Seattle, Washington.
Edited by Charles Webb.
Vol. 1–vol. 6, nos. 1–19 (Summer 1971–Spring 1984; publication ceased 1980–83). Double issue 11/12 (December 1975 is the Cid Corman issue).
Magazine.
New York City.
Edited by Kirby Congdon.
No. 1–5 (1964–72).
Magazine.
New York City.
Edited by Lewis Ellingham and David Franks.
Nos. 1–6 (1965–66). Each issue has an original newspaper cover hand-stamped with the issue number.
Magazine of Far-Out Studies.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Editor?
Sole issue (1970).
The Magic Dragon.
East Norwich, New York.
Edited by Richard Krech.
Nos. [1]–2 (1965?).
Mail / Red Crow.
Edited by Thorpe Feidt.
Nos. 1–4 (1969–Spring 1971); Red Crow nos. 1 [which is Mail no. 5]–2 (1972–73).
ManRoot.
South San Francisco.
Edited by Paul Mariah and Richard Tagett.
Nos. 1–12 (1969–81). No. 6/7 is a double issue. Some issues have distinct titles: No. 10 is “The Jack Spicer Issue,” no. 11 is Voices of the Seventies, no. 12 is Complete Poems of Jean Genet.
Mao Tse Tung.
Edited by Alex Smith.
Nos. 1–2 (1971).
The Marrahwanna Newsletter.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Edited by d.a. levy.
Nos. 1–4 (1967).
The Marrahwanna Quarterly.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Edited by d.a. levy.
Vol. 1, no. 1–vol. 4, no. 2. 14 issues. Title varies throughout.
Matchbook: Magazine of 1-Word Poetry
Iowa City, Iowa.
Edited by Joyce Holland [Dave Morice].
Nos. A–M? (1973–?). No. E & H is the double “Veterans Administration” issue. Each issue comprises a small pamphlet stapled inside the cover of a matchbook.
Meatball.
San Francisco.
Edited by Joel Deutsch.
Nos. 1–8 (May 1969–November 1971).
Miam.
San Francisco.
Edited by Tom Mandel.
Nos. 1–6 (May 1977–October 1978).
The Milk Quarterly.
Chicago.
Edited by Peter Kostakis, Darlene Pearlstein, Bob Rosenthal, and others.
Nos. 1–11/12 (1972–78).
Mithrander.
San Francisco.
Edited by Tony Sherrod.
Sole issue (1963?).
Monk’s Pond.
Trappist, Kentucky.
Edited by Thomas Merton.
Nos. 1–4 (Spring 1968–Winter 1968).
Montana Gothic.
Missoula, Montana.
Edited by Peter Koch.
Nos. 1–6 (1974–77).
Montemora.
New York City.
Edited by Eliot Weinberger.
Nos. 1–8 (1975–81).
Moonstones.
Niagara Falls, New York.
Edited by D.r. Wagner and Barbara O’Connelly.
Nos. 1–4 (1966–68). Moonstones no. 4 is also Runcible Spoon no. 3.
Mulberry.
New Haven, Connecticut.
Edited by David Pollens, David Wasser, Norman Stein, and Patrick McEntree.
Nos. 1–3 (1972–73).
My Landlord Must Be Really Upset.
Sacramento, California.
Edited by D.r. Wagner and Ingrid Swanberg.
Nos. 1–2 (1970?).
My Own Mag.
Hertfordshire, England.
Edited by Jeff Nutall.
Nos. 1–17 (1964–September 1966).
See also George: Son of My Own Mag.