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Time [1879]

Total Issues: 141

A magazine which started with high hopes but which constantly struggled. Authors include Walter Besant & James Rice, Edmund Downey, W.W. Fenn, R.E. Francillon, Julian Hawthorne, Alexander Kielland (maybe his first English appearance, "Siesta," 1883), Andrew Lang, Vernon Lee, Florence Marryat, Richard Marsh, George Bernard Shaw.

Issues & Index Sources

  Aug-1879 – Mar-1891: Indexes to Fiction #4: Time, Murray's Magazine and The Quarto

Publishers

  Aug-1879 – Aug-1881: Edmund Yates
  Sep-1881 – Dec-1883: Kelly & Co.
  Jan-1884 – Jul-1884: Boyd Montgomerie Ranking
  Aug-1884 – Dec-1889: Swan Sonnenschein
  Jan-1890 – Dec-1890: Ernest Belford Bax
  Jan-1891 – Mar-1891: Swan Sonnenschein

Editors

  Aug-1879 – Aug-1881: Edmund Yates
  Jan-1884 – Dec-1884: Boyd M. Ranking
  Jan-1885 – Mar-1886: Ellen Abdy-Williams
  Apr-1886 – Oct-1886: E.D. Price
  Nov-1886 – Dec-1887: Herbert Wigram
  Jan-1888 – Dec-1889: Walter Sichel
  Jan-1890 – Dec-1890: Ernest Belfort Bax

Formats

  standard

Prices

  1/-

Frequency

  monthly

Time [1923]

Slick news-magazine, of largely non-literary contents; its stablemates have included Fortune (business), Life (news features), Sports Illustrated (sport) and People (personalities).

Issues & Index Sources:  3-Mar-1923 – present: Fictionmags Website (sample issues only)
Publishers:   Henry Robinson Luce (Time, Inc.)
Frequency:   weekly

Time and Tide

A feminist literary review which published many short stories, poems, etc. Lost its identity (and its financial support) after the death of its one-time suffragette founder, Viscountess Rhondda, in 1958, and turned into a political news-magazine in the 1960s. Authors include Stella Benson, E. Nesbit, Katherine Mansfield, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Alec Waugh, E. M. Delafield (her humorous "Diary of a Provincial Lady" was serialized, 1930). Much non-fiction was contributed by writers like Rebecca West, Winifred Holtby, Virginia Woolf, Aldous Huxley, E. M. Forster and Rose Macaulay.

Issues & Index Sources

  May-1920 – Jul-1979

Publishers

  Viscountess Rhondda and others, London

Editors

  1920 – 1926: Helen Archdale
  1926 – 1958: Margaret Haig, Viscountess Rhondda
  1958 – 1959: Anthony Lejeune
  1959 – 1962: various
  1962 – 1972: William J. Brittain
  1972 – 1977: Juliet Brittain
  1977 – 1979: Ian Lyon

Formats

  tabloid

Frequency

  1920 – 1970: weekly
  1970 – 1973: monthly
  1973 – 1978: weekly
  1978 – 1979: monthly

Sources

  BritLit4

Timely Detective Cases

True crime.

Issues & Index Sources:  1943 – ?
Publishers:   American Almanac Co., 404 N. Wesley Ave., Mount Morris, IL
Frequency:   monthly

Time Out

A London "what's on" magazine which has published some fiction, including J. G. Ballard's "A Host of Furious Fancies" (19 Dec-1980).

Issues & Index Sources:  1968 – present
Website:   www.timeout.com
Frequency:   weekly

Time Out New York

A guide to New York City entertainment; occasionally publishes fiction.

Issues & Index Sources:  ? – present
Publishers:   627 Broadway, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10012 (in 1998)
Website:   www.timeoutny.com
Editors:   in 1998: Susan Kelly (books & poetry editor)
Frequency:   weekly

The Times Literary Supplement

The leading British literary review journal of the century.

Issues & Index Sources

  17-Jan-1902 – present: Short Story Index (Missing: all before 1974 at least)

Editors

  1903 – 1937: Bruce Richmond
  in 1962: Arthur Crook
  1974 – 1981: John Gross
  in 1997: Ferdinand Mount

Frequency

  weekly

The Times Magazine

Saturday magazine supplement to The Times newspaper.

Issues & Index Sources:  ? – present
Website:   www.timesonline.co.uk
Editors:   Nicholas Wapshott (in 1998)
Frequency:   weekly

Timewarp

Total Issues: 3

Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  #1, 1985 – #3, 1985: Miller/Contento (Missing: #1)

Tin House

Total Issues: 12 (to Oct-2002)

A literary magazine of fiction, poetry and features. Has published David Foster Wallace, Ron Carlson, Charles Simic. Circulation 10,000.

Issues & Index Sources:  1999 – present: Fictionmags Website (sample issues only)
Publishers:   Tin House, P.O. Box 10500, Portland, OR 97296-0500 (in 2000 - 2002)
Website:   www.tinhouse.com/
Editors:   Rob Spillman with associates (in 2000 - 2002)
Formats:   review
Pagecounts:   200pp
Frequency:   quarterly
Sources:   OHenAwdWeb (in 2002)

Tinkle

Total Issues: 1?

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1950s
Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London

Tinsley's Magazine

Total Issues: 284

Although a Cornhill-imitation, the fiction was generally second-rate. Perhaps its high point was serializing Hardy's "A Pair of Blue Eyes" (1872-3), though it did publish a lot of good mystery and supernatural stories, especially by Mrs Henry Wood, Mrs J.H. Riddell, Mary Molesworth, Grant Allen, Mrs Fraser, Annabel Gray; merged with The Novel Review (Feb-1892 - Dec-1892)

Issues & Index Sources

  Aug-1867 – May-1887: Indexes to Fiction #7: Tinsley's Magazine
  Feb-1888 – Jan-1892: Indexes to Fiction #7: Tinsley's Magazine
  Feb-1892 – Dec-1892, as The Novel Review: Indexes to Fiction #7: Tinsley's Magazine

Publishers

  Aug-1867 – May-1887: Tinsley Bros.
  Feb-1888 – Dec-1888: Goldsmid & Co.
  Jan-1889 – May-1889: Eglinton & Co.
  Jun-1889 – Mar-1890: Hansard Publishing Union
  Apr-1890 – Jan-1892: Author's Co-operative

Editors

  1867 – 1869: Edmund Yates
  1869 – 1879: William Tinsley, assisted by William Croft
  Autumn 1879 – Sep-1884: William Tinsley, assisted by Edmund Downey
  Oct-1884 – May-1887: William Tinsley
  Feb-1892 – Dec-1892: Margaret Elise Harkness

Formats

  standard (imitation-Cornhill)

Prices

  1/-

Frequency

  monthly (but suspended Jun-1887 - Jan-1888)

Sources

  BritLit3

Tiny Library

Total Issues: 63

"This was a weekly paper, very small in size, in fact I think one of the smallest boys' papers to have ever been issued. Its contents were of the type one would find in the early Boy's Own Paper. I should also think it the forerunner of the Libraries, as its small handy size was no doubt popular, it had a longer run than most of its companion papers issued in the same period." (W. O. G. Lofts)

Issues & Index Sources:  7-Mar-1846 – Feb-1847
Publishers:   C. Woodhead & Co.
Formats:   small
Frequency:   weekly

Tiny Tots
Issues & Index Sources:  1899 – 1926
Publishers:   Cassell, La Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill, London E.C.
Prices:   1d
Pagecounts:   20pp
Frequency:   monthly (1st of month)

Tip Top Detective Tales

Total Issues: 36

Issues & Index Sources:  Oct-1910 – 1914
Publishers:   Aldine Publishing Co.
Editors:   Walter H. Light
Pagecounts:   52pp
Frequency:   monthly

Tip Top stories of adventure and mystery

Total Issues: 6+10=16

Initially reprint a lot of US pulp adventure stories; gradually developed UK base and shifted more to mysteries and romance stories from Jun-1924.

Issues & Index Sources

  Dec-1923 – May-1924: Index to British Popular Fiction (in progress) (FicMags has sample issue only)
Fictionmags Website
  Jun-1924 – Mar/Apr-1925, as The Regent Magazine: Index to British Popular Fiction (in progress)

Publishers

  Dec-1923 – Jan-1925: A.W. Board, London
  Feb-1925 – Mar/Apr-1925: Hutchinson

Editors

  A.W. Board

Formats

  standard pulp

Prices

  1/-

Pagecounts

  96pp

Frequency

  monthly

Sources

  AgeStory
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