… Send your strong silent man to a girl’s penny magazine . . . Although you are definitely out
of the ruck of “arty” writers, you are not yet quite free from respectable literary traditions. . . . Re-…

… On the spine of Y magazine is its payoff line: ‘Y – Because I want to know’. The magazine is
… (well) connected, both concepts being frequently foregrounded in the magazine's content. …

… January-December), Randolph Bedford's The Clar·ion (1907-1909), and the only genuine
little magazine among them, Heart of the Rose, a precious, arty, publication sponsored by …

… Specifically, I want to examine Esquire magazine, which I would argue was the first
thoroughgoing, conscious attempt to organize a consuming male audience. From the magazine's …

… the goals and process of magazine design. Chapters focus on … A look at magazines that
have risen above the crowd to … additional inspiration for magazine designers everywhere. …

… a new type of magazine-reader relation, in which the magazine does not … a magazine for
“women (and men) looking for a magazine that is smart, funny, sarcastic, friendly, cute, rude, arty…

… magazine flourished for about forty years, from 1895 to 1935. After the Second World War
magazines and … Little magazines are by definition magazines that do not make money; they are …

… One of the main reasons for choosing Jackie for analysis is its great success as a weekly
magazine… This means that it has been Britain's biggest-selling teen magazine for over ten years. …

… of professional comic strip artists who considered them very arty. They thought his work old-…
teenage magazine. Lichtenstein made a cover for Newsweek when the magazine ran a Pop …

… In the course of the fifteen years in which the magazine was published, however, an … The
trajectory of photographs in After Dark, from the arty image of the pirouetting ballet dancer …