Title: Murray's Magazine, Vol. 9: A Home and Colonial Periodical for the General Reader; January-June, 1891 (Classic Reprint)
Publisher: Forgotten Books
Publication Date: 2018
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0656410841
ISBN 13: 9780656410842
Binding: HRD
Condition: New
Weight: 1409 grams

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Synopsis

Victorian stories and literary commentary from a 1891 home and colonial periodical.

This issue opens with a fiction excerpt, Esther Vanhomrigh, by Margaret L. Woods, setting a vivid scene in a quiet morning room on St. James's Street and introducing characters with wit and tension. Beyond the tale, the magazine offers thoughtful reviews and notes on recent books, travel writing, and historical pieces that framed literary culture of the time. The result is a compact window into late 19th‑century reading tastes, from intimate fiction to critical takes on contemporary authors.

In this issue you’ll find:

An opening fiction chapter that blends social observation with a developing personal drama.
Short discussions and critical notes on works by Daudet, Warrender, Yonge, Serao, Falconer, Hale, and others.
Coverage of travel and biography, including travel accounts and the Lives of notable figures.
Contemporary reviews of novels, poetry, and non-fiction works, with clear assessment of strengths and flaws.

What you’ll experience:

A close look at a historical fiction scene and character dynamics.
Easy-to-skim reviews that map the literary landscape of the era.
A mix of cultural essays, biographical sketches, and travel writing.
A snapshot of the period’s tastes, concerns, and literary ambitions.

Ideal for readers who enjoy late‑Victorian fiction, literary criticism, and periodical culture from the 1890s, as well as fans of Margaret L. Woods, Charlotte M. Yonge, and related authors.

This edition collects contemporary reviews that illuminate how readers of the time engaged with both new novels and established writers, alongside serialized fiction that invites further chapters and continued readership.

Ideal for fans of classic magazines, literary history, and readers seeking a dense, varied snapshot of 1891’s literary scene.

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