... to be fully explored; the present article focuses on two very different Edinburgh periodicals which occupied a central position in British literary culture, the Edinburgh Review and Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. An analysis of the content of these journals over two five-year periods during...

... fiction between 1820 and 1870, in particular Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine and Household Words. The interconnections which emerged in the 1820s between publishing communities, generic developments, and authorial careers continued throughout the nineteenth century...

...This chapter begins by contextualising the Charlie Marlow texts, considering them in terms of their original publication in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine and explores them in relation to Victorian realism and modernist experimentation. It situates Joseph Conrad's work...

...In October 1817, an anonymous contributor to Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine embarked upon one of the most notorious campaigns of critical abuse in British literary history. Its author's single most remarkable achievement, and one that has coloured the literary historiography...