Munsey's Magazine, Volume XXXIII (1905)

About this issue

This volume of Munsey's Magazine contains two serials and approximately seventy short stories spanning multiple genres. F. Marion Crawford's "Fair Margaret" and Carlton Dawe's "The Grand Duke" run throughout the volume. The short stories range from domestic comedies like Anne O'Hagan's "The Abdication of Mrs. Dogherty" and Anne O'Hagan's "The Downfall of Fogerty" to mysteries such as Don Mark Lemon's "The Dunsmuir Will Mystery" and adventure tales including J. Olivier Curwood's "The Captain of the Christopher." Stories by established authors like O. Henry ("Hostages to Momus"), Mary Roberts Rinehart ("An Anonymous Guest," "The Old Maid's Boy"), and Temple Bailey ("The Runaways") address romance, social situations, and character studies. Western and frontier narratives appear throughout, alongside crime and detection stories. The volume concludes with regular departments including "Etchings," "Impressions by the Way" by Frank A. Munsey, and theatrical reviews.