Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from online listing. |
Story paper issued for women by Edwin J. Brett as a companion paper to the larger format The Something To Read Journal And Novelette. Contents are primarily melodramatic romances in which dastardly squires meet the end they deserve and true love wins out for the heroine. Details supplied by John Eggeling. |
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issued together with the 16pp Summer Number (the two for 2d.). |
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Dated “May 1933” and priced 10c on the cover. |
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Dated “July 1933” and priced 10c on the cover. |
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Dated “September 1933” and priced 10c on the cover. |
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Dated “October 1933” and priced 10c on the cover. |
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Dated “January 1934” on the cover and in the Table of Contents. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Subtitled “A Magazine of New Writing”. |
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Details supplied by Steve Holland. |
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One of the oddities of British periodicals is Printers’ Pie which was sometimes a Christmas annual, called either Winter’s Pie or Christmas Pie, sometimes appeared twice a year with the other volume called Summer Pie and briefly four times a year with a Spring Pie and Autumn Pie. Those with the seasonal titles were simply called that. Printers’ Pie did not appear in the title. So indexing them has an immediate problem. |
Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust. “A Festival Souvenir of the Printers’ Pension, Amshouse and Orphan Asylum Corporation, 1904”. |