General Interest Magazines

Instructions

General Interest Magazine Data Entry

The data entry options for General Interest magazines are more limited than those for s-f specific magazines. Please consult Help:Entering non-genre magazines.

Adding an entry to this list

1. Go to advanced search in the database.
2. Search for "Editors of <Magazine name>" in the "Author" section
3. Click on the "Author" displayed
4. Verify that the page includes the issues on record
5. Copy the URL from the author page
6. Edit the proper section of this list
7. Add a line of the form "[<URL> <space> <Magazine name>] in the proper alphabetical place
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The List

#-A thru C

• 20 Story Magazine
• The Advance
• Adventure
• All-American Fiction
• All-Around Magazine
• All-Story Magazine
• All-Story Weekly See All-Story Magazine
• All the Year Round
• Ambit
• American Heritage
• The American Magazine
• American Monthly Magazine
• The American Museum of Science, Literature, and the Arts
• The American Review (later The American Whig Review)
• The American Weekly
• The Arena
• The Argonaut
• Argosy All-Story Weekly (July 24, 1920 - September 28, 1929) *
  • *Some sources list these issues only as Argosy. The full title should be used.
• Argosy
• The Argosy (UK, 1865-1901) (See OCLC Record #1514037)
• Argosy (UK, 1957-1962)
• The Atlantic Monthly
• Baltimore Sunday Visiter
• Beadle’s Dime Novels
• Belford's Magazine
• Belgravia
• Bentley's Miscellany
• The Black Cat
• Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine
• Blue Book
• The Bookman
• Boys' Life
• Boy's Cinema Weekly
• The Boy’s Star Library
• The Broadway Journal
• Broadway Magazine
• Brave and Bold
• Buffalo Bill Stories
• Burton's Gentleman's Magazine
• The Californian
• Canadian Magazine
• Cassell’s Family Magazine
• The Cavalier
• Century Magazine
• Chambers Journal
• Chapman's Magazine of Fiction
• The Chicago Record-Herald
• The Chicago Times-Herald
• A Child's Garden for Cheerful and Happy Homes
• Cicada
• Coe Review
• Collier's
• Communications of the ACM
• Conkey's Home Journal
• Cornhill Magazine
• Cosmopolitan
• Court and Society Review

D thru H

• The Daily Express
• The Dark Blue
• Detective Fiction Weekly
• Detective Short Stories
• Dublin University Magazine
• Electra; A Belles Lettres Montly for Young People
• Electrical Experimenter
• Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
• English Illustrated Magazine
• Escapade
• Esquire
• Eve Magazine
• The Evening Standard
• Everybody’s Magazine
• Fame and Fortune
• The Flag of Our Union
• The Forerunner
• Frank Reade Library
• Fraser's Magazine
• The Gent
• The Gift
• Godey's Lady's Book
• Good News
• Golden Hours
• Graham's Magazine
• Grand Magazine
• The Gray Goose
• The Guardian
• Gunter's Magazine
• Good Housekeeping
• Hampton's Magazine
• Happy Days
• The Harmsworth London Magazine
• The Harmsworth Magazine
• Harper’s Bazaar
• Harper's Magazine
• Harper's Weekly Magazine
• Heart's Magazine
• The Home Magazine
• The Hornbook Magazine
• Household Words weekly from March 30, 1850 to May 18, 1859; incorporated in All the Year Round; title revived in 1881 by Charles Dickens the younger; incorparate All the Year Round in 1895
• Hutchinson’s Magazine
• Hutchinson's Mystery-Story Magazine

I thru P

• The Idler
• The International Magazine
• Interview
• Knave
• Ladies' Home Journal
• Lancaster County Magazine
• The Lantern
• Liberty
• Liippincott's Monthly Magazine
• Live Stories
• The Live Wire
• London Magazine
• Longman's Magazine
• The London Mercury
• London Society
• Main Street
• McClure's
• Modern Electrics
• Modern Mechanics and Inventions
• Modern Wonder
• Monthly Story Magazine
• Munsey's Magazine
• Nash’s Magazine
• Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine (Oct 1914-)
• The Nation
• National Geographic
• The National Observer
• The National Standard (First issue: January 5, 1833. Weekly.) Complete title : The National Standard and Journal of Literature, Science, Music, Theatricals and the Fine Arts.
• Nature
• The Nelson Lee Library
• Neurotica
• New Broadway Magazine see Broadway Magazine
• New England Magazine
• The New Magazine
• New Mexico Magazine
• New Nick Carter Weekly
• New Orleans Item
• New Story Magazine
• New York Five Cent Library
• New York Ledger
• The New Yorker
• New York Times
• New Statesman
• The Novel Magazine
• Nugget Library
• Once a Week
• The Overland Monthly
• Pall Mall Budget
• Pall Mall Magazine (May 1893-Sep 1914) (Merged with Nash's Magazine as Nash's Pall Mall magazine Oct 1914) (Revived May 1927-Sep 1929)
• Paperback Parade
• The Passing Show
• Pearson's Magazine
• Penthouse Magazine
• People’s Favorite Magazine
• People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine
• People’s Magazine
• The Philadelphia North American
• Physical Culture
• The Pioneer
• Playboy
• Pluck
• Pluck and Luck
• The Pocket Magazine
• Popular Electricity
• Popular Magazine
• Practical Electrics
• The Premier Magazine
• Punch
• Putnam’s Magazine

Q thru Z

• The Quaker
• Radio News
• Railroad Man’s Magazine
• The Red Book Magazine (becomes Redbook beginning with January 1930 issue)
• Red Magazine
• Rob Wagner’s Script
• Rogue
• The Royal Magazine
• The Saint Detective Magazine
• The St. James’s Gazette
• St. Nicholas Magazine
• St. Paul's Magazine
• The San Francisco Evening Post Magazine
• Saturday Courier
• The Saturday Evening Post
• Science and Invention
• The Scrap Book
• Scribner's Magazine (1887 to 1937)
• Scribner's Monthly (1876 to 1880)
• Short Stories
• The Sketch
• Smith's Magazine
• The Southern Literary Messenger
• The Sovereign Magazine
• Soviet Literature
• Spicy-Adventure Stories
• Star
• Star Detective
• The Strand Magazine
• The Sun
• Sunday Chronicle Annual
• The Sunny South
• Super-Detective Stories
• The Tatler
• Temple Bar
• The Thrill Book
• Thrilling Adventures
• Tinsley's Magazine
• Top-Notch Detective
• Top-Notch Magazine
• Town Topics
• The Train
• Triple-X Magazine
• The Unknown World
• Urbis
• The Virginia Leader
• Watson's Magazine
• Weekly Illustrated
• The Weekly Tale-Teller
• The Western Literary Magazine and Journal of Education, Science, Arts, and Morals
• The Whirlwind
• Wide Awake Weekly
• Wiedza i Życie
• The Windsor Magazine
• Worchester Monthly
• Zoetrope: All-Story

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