The Temple Magazine v.1 no.1 I wonder if anybody can account for ideas? They seem to float about like thistledown in autumn winds, and to d...

The Search Light no.1 Edited by C. Arthur Pearson and introduced thus: With the Editor’s Compliments A few words with regard to the purpose...

The Royal Magazine no.1 Launched by C. Arthur Pearson on October 14th, 1898, the first issue dated November 1898. Issued in a buff cover wit...

Welcome to post 700! I'm away to London to do some editorial work today. Got to go catch a train... So, that's it from post 700. Not...

What follows is a list of artists known to have contributed to Eagle . The comic ran for 987 issues between 1950 and 1969 and with very few ...

What follows is a list of authors known to have contributed to Eagle . The comic ran for 987 issues between 1950 and 1969 and with very few ...

Pearson’s Magazine No.1 Not many publishers would admit to some dissatisfaction with their new publication, but C. Arthur Pearson took that ...

The Novel Magazine No.1 YOUR FOURPENCE RETURNED I think I have hit upon an absolutely NOVEL idea in advertising nad it comes very appropria...

I've spent most of the week working on the first two books that will be appearing from Bear Alley, one a reprint of an old penny dreadfu...

As I mentioned yesterday (this seems to be today's standard opening), yet another hand-drawn old graphic novel has come to light. I...

The recent column on a hand drawn version of Obadiah Oldbuck has generated quite a bit of interest thanks to a mention of the piece on the ...

From the opening editorial: A Few Words About Ourselves With the publication of The New Penny Magazine we may claim to have touched the high...

Lazy Land, 1st monthly part Lazy Land, confusingly subtitled in the picture above "A Monthly Magazine for Men and Women", was a pe...

Tim Beaumont who died on 9 April 2008, aged 69, was a clergyman, publisher and politician who, in 1967, was created Lord Beaumont of Whitley...