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Algernon Blackwood wrote six John Silence Stories. All of them are available to read on this site. Each case is

  Also known as Black & White: A Weekly Illustrated Record and Review, Black & White magazine was an illustrated

  Although it’s now a well-presented magazine featuring tales of the strange, Weirdbook began as a fanzine, published by W.

  Ainslee’s Magazine, or Ainslee’s, was a popular American literary magazine that was published monthly by Howard, Ainslee & Co

The Smart Set was an American literary magazine, published monthly between March 1900 and June 1930. Its pages contained the

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This page contains just a few of Howard Pyle’s many pirate illustrations. Howard Pyle (1853 — 1911) was an American

Pearson’s Magazine was a monthly publication launched in Britain in 1896. Three years later, a US version became available as

The Windsor Magazine was an illustrated general interest magazine published by Ward, Lock, and Bowden (later Ward, Lock and Co.).

Pears Annual was published yearly, at Christmas, between the years 1891 and 1926 by A & F Pears, the company

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Britannia was a weekly men’s magazine that had a short print run throughout 1928. It was one of several magazines

The Illustrated London News was a long-running weekly magazine from the UK. The publication had a definite bias towards the

The Pall Mall Magazine was a British literary magazine published monthly between 1893 and 1914. Each issue included short stories,

Hutchinson’s Magazine was a British fiction magazine published by Hutchinson Heinemann in the early 20th century. It was originally distributed