As a result, he found it difficult to keep standards up, often finding himself forced to write material under pseudonyms to fill an issue.
Pohl contributed material himself, using the pseudonyms "James McCreigh" and "Dirk Wylie" (the latter pseudonym was also used by Dockweiler); he used his own stories when he needed to fill an issue, and to supplement his salary of ten dollars a week.
My colleagues at The Book Bench tweet a link to a post at Omnivoracious, about the good old days when The New Yorker would fill an entire issue (or the entire feature section, between Goings On About Town and reviews) with a single piece of writing.
John Huston's girlfriends alone, could fill a special issue of Vogue.
If there's a silk lampshade in town that has done any time as a hat, chances are it is one in Mr. Mindel's much-photographed Chelsea penthouse loft, which comes with a circular stairway, views in three directions and enough midcentury bric-a-brac to fill a whole issue of Wallpaper.
For this reason, the additional list of references kindly provided is still incomplete and could fill a single issue of Acta Orthopaedica with references only.
The result of this sustained act of empathy filled an entire issue of Koteret Rashit.
Damon Knight, another of the Futurians, recalled in his memoirs that Pohl once asked the group for a story to fill out an issue, with $35 available to pay for it.
At a public event in SoHo last year, to discuss an analysis of BIG — most of it critical — that had filled an entire issue of CLOG, an architectural magazine, one question from the audience was about whether he was single.
After the war was over, the novelist John Hersey invented a new kind of journalism, modelled on the techniques of fiction, in his report about the atomic-bomb attack on Hiroshima, which filled an entire issue of the magazine in the summer of 1946.
When iconic writer Hunter S. Thompson shot himself in 2005 at his home near Aspen, Colorado, Rolling Stone filled an entire issue with speculation about why he'd done it.
