A complete issue · 3 pages · 1914
Munsey's Magazine, Volume LIII
A complete, restored issue of Pulp Fiction from 1914 — all 3 pages of painted-cover fiction magazines that launched science fiction, horror, and hardboiled crime, free to page through at ComicBooks.com.
About this issue
Volume LIII Index of Contents This volume index catalogs a comprehensive periodical issue spanning special articles, complete novels, and short stories with diverse genres. Featured nonfiction includes historical and military articles such as "The War of Nations" by Sverozar Tonjoroff, "Europe's Mighty Fortifications" by George F. Brett, and "France: The Story of Her Struggles and Triumphs from the Time of Caesar to To-day" by Richard Le Gallienne. Contemporary profiles feature sports journalism ("McLoughlin: The World's Greatest Tennis Player" by Damon Runyon) and essays on daily life ("On Owning a Car" by Frank X. Finnegan). Three complete novels are listed: Rupert Hughes's "The Barge of Dreams," Burton E. Stevenson's "Little Comrade," and Louis Joseph Vance's "An Outsider," plus Anthony Hope's "A Young Man's Year." The short story selection encompasses war narratives ("In the Path of Battle," "Jean Renault—Conscript"), romantic and domestic plots ("Matrimonial Mishap," "The Girl Back Home"), and mystery tales ("Red Orange," "The Traitor"). The issue concludes with theater criticism and poetry.
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