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The London Magazine (Literary Magazine) (1732-) (United Kingdom)

 Organization

Dates

  • Existence: 1732-

Biography

Six different literary magazines have been titled The London Magazine, between the following years:

1732-1785 1820-1829 1840 1875-1879 1898–1933 1954-Present

Places

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

 Series

Correspondence of Anne Stevenson, 1951 - 2020

 Series
Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS Add.9451/18
Scope and Contents Letters, printouts of emails, cards, and postcards sent to Anne Stevenson from friends, family, business associates, literary peers, companies, charities, educational institutions, and people who admired her work. Some letters are accompanied by copies of poems written by the correspondents. Also present are contracts, financial statements, sales invoices and other items that Stevenson received through the post.This series is composed of 37 boxes and 783 identified correspondents,...
Dates: 1951 - 2020
Conditions Governing Access: Please see individual files for information on restrictions. While some files have been restricted due to containing personal sensitive information, the majority of restrictions revolve around the existence of modern contact information (e.g. email addresses and mobile phone humbers) that may still be active. In those instances, files/items have been closed for 20 years from the date of their creation.
 File

'Times Literary Supplement' and 'The London Magazine' Submissions, c 1974-1975

 File
Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS Add.9451/2/3
Scope and Contents A file holding typescript drafts of poems written by Anne Stevenson, which she submitted to the Times Literary Supplement and The London Magazine for publication. The following poems are present: 'Larousse Gastronomique;' 'The Crush;' 'The Demolition;' 'Waiting for a Blond Girl on a Stone Bridge;' and 'Small Boy Asleep in America.'Accompanying these drafts is a small envelope that holds an acceptance slip from ...
Dates: c 1974-1975
Conditions Governing Access: From the Series: See sub-level records for any information on access restrictions or closures of material.