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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v23 #4, October 1843] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXIV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v23 #5, November 1843] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXIV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v23 #6, December 1843] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXIV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #1, January 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #2, February 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #3, March 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #4, April 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #5, May 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine [v24 #6, June 1844] ed. George R. Graham (George R. Graham; Philadelphia, 6"x10") given as Vol. XXV. [CB]
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The Grand Magazine
The Grand Magazine — UK; Feb. 1905-Apr. 1940 (423 issues); George Newnes, London; monthly; standard format, on pulp paper; editors H. Greenhough Smith, Reeves Shaw, H. W. Legett (acting editor in 1934); a rough-paper, mainly-fiction stablemate to the more up-market Strand Magazine; the first few volumes featured a fair amount of light non-fiction (but completely unillustrated); later issues are all-fiction, with illustrations added at some point; authors included C. N. & A. M. Williamson, Ernest Bramah, Frank H. Shaw, Bram Stoker, Bertram Atkey, Baroness Orczy, Edgar Wallace, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Rafael Sabatini, P. G. Wodehouse, A. E. W. Mason, Agatha Christie, Valentine Williams, etc; the first British “pulp”.
This list contains information from 16 issues out of a total of 423. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.
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The Grand Magazine [v 1 #1, February 1905] ed. Alderson Anderson (George Newnes; London, 6d, 176pp, standard) [RB]
- 1- 2 · Introduction · George Newnes · ed
- 3- 13 · A Straggler of ’15 · Arthur Conan Doyle · ss Black and White Mar 21, 1891; “My Best Story” no. 1.
- 14- 19 · Real Experiences of the Supernatural · Anon. · ar
- 20- 22 · The Burglary at the Inn · Anon. · ss
- 23- 30 · The Japanese and the Russians. (Both Sides) · Anon. · ar
- 31- 36 · The Bomb Shell · Victorien Sardou · ss
- 37- 43 · How to Live Long: A Symposium, by Those Who Have Done It · Misc. Material · ar
- 44- 47 · The Immorality of Women at Bridge · Anon. · ar
- 48- 50 · A Yarn of Years · Mostyn T. Pigott · pm
- 51- 60 · The Case of Mr. Adolf Beck, a Terrible Miscarriage of Justice. (Under the X-Rays No. 1.) · Anon. · ar
- 61- 70 · Interesting People. (Lord Roseberry; Beerbohm Tree; Israel Zangwill; Winifred Emery; Hall Caine; Lady Henry Somerset; Sir George Birdwood; J. S. Sargent and Edwin Abbey) · Misc. Material · cl
- 71- 92 · The Extra Hands of the S.S. “Nemesis” · Morley Roberts · nv
- 93- 98 · The Causeries of the Grand Club · Misc. Material · ms
- 99- 103 · Who Has the Best Time - a Man or a Woman? · John Oliver Hobbes · ar
- 103 · It Didn’t Take · Anon. · pm
- 104- 110 · One Life or Two? · Henry Normanby · ss
- 110 · What’s in a Name? · Anon. · pm
- 111- 128 · The Theatre of the Future · George Bernard Shaw · ar
- 129- 133 · Puzzles · One of Their Victims · ar
- 134- 138 · “Pet” Stories · Anon. · ar
- 138 · Hurrah for Old Winter! · Anon. · pm
- 139- 140 · Confession without Absolution: Open Confession Is Good for the Soul · Anon. · ar
- 140 · [Aphorisms] · Shakespeare · ms
- 141- 148 · Plots of Plays. (Ludwig Fulda, Maskerade; Oscar Blumenthal, Der todte Loewe; M. Henri Bernstein, Le Bercail; C. M. S. McLellan, Leah Kleschna; Alfred Capus, Notre Jeunesse; Laurence Housman and Granville Barker, Prunella) · Anon. · cl
- 149- 160 · L’Arrabiata · Paul Heyse · ss
- 161- 168 · The Best Things to Read · One Who Has Read Them · br
- 169- 176 · The Grand Kaleidoscope. (Do Plants Reason?; The Royal Academy’s Narrow Escape; A Precursor of Marconi; The Pranks of Lightning; Water Diviners; The Tyranny of Beauty; Gaming by Machinery; A Short Road to Ruin; How Should Our Beds Be Turned?) · Misc. Material · ar
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The Grand Magazine [v 1 #2, March 1905] ed. Alderson Anderson (George Newnes; London, 6d, 176pp, standard) [RB]
- 177- 181 · The Lady or the Tiger? · Frank R. Stockton · ss The Century Nov, 1882
- 182- 185 · Hospitals: Their Use and Abuse. (Under the X-Rays No. 2.) · A Medical Practitioner · ar
- 185 · Man’s Warmest Friend · Anon. · pm
- 186- 190 · Mr. Chamberlain’s Poetry · Anon. · ar
- 191- 202 · An Episode under the Terror · Honoré de Balzac · ss (r)
- 203- 210 · Trade Swindles · James Long · ar
- 211- 218 · Real Experiences of the Supernatural · Anon. · ar
- 219- 222 · The Parthian Shots of St. Valentine · Mostyn T. Pigott · ss
- 222- 230 · Kirilka at the Ferry · Maxim Gorki · ss (r)
- 231- 240 · Who Has the Best Time - a Man or a Woman? · Anon. · ar; continuation of John Oliver Hobbes.
- 241- 246 · The Letters of Lazarus · Sir Philip Burne-Jones (Bart.) · ar
- 247- 261 · The Lone Hand [Part 1 of 3] · Barry Pain · sl
- 261 · His Only Dread · Anon. · pm
- 262- 266 · Royal Love Marriages · W. Gordon · ar
- 267- 272 · The Causeries of the Grand Club · Misc. Material · ms
- 273- 279 · Fishers of Men · Henry Normanby · ss
- 279 · An Ambulance Story · Anon. · pm
- 280- 287 · Plots of Plays. (M. Jules Lemaitre, La Massiere; Gerhardt Hauptmann, Die Weber; Augustus Thomas, Mrs. Leffingwell’s Boots; Eugen Tchirikoff, The Chosen People; M. Zamacois, Le Gigolo) · Anon. · cl
- 288- 295 · Interesting People. (Alfonso XIII; Sir Henry Stephenson; Edward Beauchamp; Colonel Sir Francis Younghusband; Stanley Weyman; Frank R. Stockton) · Misc. Material · cl
- 296- 298 · My Method of Working · David Murray · ar
- 299- 304 · Why I Like / Dislike England. (Both Sides) · Paul Villars & Pierre Mille · ar
- 304 · Wing Tee Wee: A Chinese Idyll · Anon. · pm
- 305- 308 · Should Parliament Abolish Tipsters? · Earl of Durham · ar
- 309- 316 · Mr. W. S. Gilbert’s Original Plays · Edward St. John-Brenon · ar
- 316 · The Ideal and the Unreal · Anon. · pm
- 317- 325 · An Odd Freak · W. W. Jacobs · ss The Strand May ’00; “My Best Story” no. 2.
- 326- 330 · The Menace of the Crimson Cross: Realities of Revolution in Russia · George Lynch · ar
- 330 · To Clarabella · Anon. · pm
- 331- 334 · Women’s Immorality at Bridge. Rockell, Frederick: Why They Cheat. The Secretary of the New Bridge Club: They Do Not Cheat · Misc. Material · ar
- 335- 336 · Appreciations and Criticisms by the Readers of the “Grand Magazine.” (M. Jules Claretie; J. A. Kirk; S. Linley; E. Darnley Smith; Annie Whitehorn; G. E. B. Cuttriss; S. Michael Young; J. Spencer Williams; Thurston Cray; W. G. Beardmore) · The Readers · lt
- 337- 343 · The Best Things to Read · One Who Has Read Them · ar
- 344- 350 · The Grand Kaleidoscope. (Are the Covent Garden Balls a Scandal?; The Elixir of Dr. Faust; A Triumph for the Gourmet; Carnival Balls in Paris; Water Divining; A Plausible Theory of the Phenomena; Whence Comes Red Hair?; A Charade which Has Never Been Solved) · Misc. Material · ar
- 351- 352 · A Few Comments on the Reception of No. 1 · George Newnes · ed
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