Variety Love Stories, October 1946

This issue of *Variety Love Stories* (October 1946) is primarily a romance pulp magazine containing all-new complete stories. The lead novelette, "More Than One Love" by Doris Knight, concerns Angela Clement, a small-town radio broadcaster who comes to New York for a vacation but cannot find hotel accommodations. She calls her old school friend Nola Spain—who had eloped years earlier with a man named Peyton—and accepts her invitation to stay. The story establishes a love triangle involving Bill Templeton, a New York radio newscaster Angela secretly hoped to see, and his apparently conflicted girlfriend Sari Sutton. Additional contents include short stories by Sheila Morris, Beth Daley, Dorothy Dow, Micola Cornett, Hope Campbell, and Betty Webb Lucas, along with poems and articles with titles suggesting romantic and advice content.