American Magazine

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American Magazine was a popular early 20th-century U.S. general-interest periodical known for its fiction, commentary, and contributions from prominent writers.

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Label Occurrences
The American Magazine 3
American Magazine canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf magazine
circulationArea United States
countryOfPublication United States
editor Ida M. Tarbell
linked to: Ida Tarbell

Lincoln Steffens
Ray Stannard Baker
endTime 1956
era Progressive Era
interwar period
post–World War II period
genre commentary
fiction
general-interest
nonfiction
hasFormat illustrated magazine
headquartersLocation New York City
language English
mediaType print
notableContributor Booth Tarkington
Fannie Hurst
Ida M. Tarbell
linked to: Ida Tarbell

Lincoln Steffens
O. Henry
Ray Stannard Baker
Ring Lardner
Theodore Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
Willa Cather
notableFor mix of fiction and commentary
muckraking journalism in early years
publishing prominent American writers
peakPopularityPeriod early 20th century
precededBy Leslie’s Monthly Magazine
The American Illustrated Magazine
publicationFrequency monthly
publicationStatus defunct
publisher Crowell Publishing Company
Crowell-Collier Publishing Company
startTime 1906
subjectFocus biographical sketches
current events
human-interest stories
politics
short stories
social issues
targetAudience general American readership

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Irvin S. Cobb wroteForPublication American Magazine
The Secret Garden firstPublishedIn The American Magazine
linked to: American Magazine
Sloop John B firstPublishedIn The American Magazine
linked to: American Magazine
Arthur William Brown employer American Magazine
Ray Stannard Baker employer The American Magazine
linked to: American Magazine