General Interest Magazines

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 (Older sections)

 * 1) Go to advanced search in the database.
 * 2) Search for "Editors of " 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 "  in the proper alphabetical place
 * 8) Save the page

Adding an entry to this list (Upgraded Grid Tables)

 * 1) Go to advanced search in the database.
 * 2) Search for "Editors of " in the "Author" section
 * 3) Click on the "Author" displayed
 * 4) Verify that the page includes the issues on record
 * 5) Click on the 'Series' name.
 * 6) Copy the series number from the URL that appears after "pe.cgi?"
 * 7) Use that number as the Series and Grid link number, following the template of other magazines in the table.
 * 8) Edit the proper section of this list
 * 9) Add a Table segment like the template below in the proper alphabetical place, and then save the page.


 *  Magazine
 * Number> Series Grid
 * Number> Series List
 * Number> Series List

B

 * Backpacker
 * Baltimore Saturday Visiter
 * Beadle’s Dime Novels
 * Belford's Magazine
 * Belgravia
 * Bentley's Miscellany
 * The Black Cat
 * Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine
 * Blue Book
 * The Bookman
 * The Boys' Friend Library
 * 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

C

 * 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
 * Double Detective
 * 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
 * The Golden Book Magazine
 * Golden Hours
 * Good News
 * 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
 * The International Magazine
 * Interview
 * Knave
 * Ladies' Home Journal
 * Lancaster County Magazine
 * The Lantern
 * Liberty
 * Lippincott's Monthly Magazine became McBride’s Magazine
 * Live Stories
 * The Live Wire
 * London Magazine
 * Longman's Magazine
 * The London Mercury
 * London Society
 * The Ludgate Monthly
 * Main Street
 * McBride’s Magazine formerly Lippincott's Magazine
 * McCall's
 * McClure's
 * Metropolitan Magazine
 * 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
 * New-York Tribune (also New-York Daily Tribune)
 * 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
See Non-Genre Help for entry standards.
 * 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
 * Saturday Museum
 * Science and Invention
 * The Scrap Book
 * Scribner's Magazine (1887 to 1937)
 * Scribner's Monthly (1876 to 1880)
 * Short Stories
 * The Sketch
 * The Smart Set
 * Smith's Magazine
 * The Southern Literary Messenger
 * The Southern Opinion
 * 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