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Little Magazines: Find Little Magazines

A guide to little and literary magazines at the JMU Libraries.

Early 20th Century Little Magazines

Anvil: The Proletarian Fiction Magazine (1933-1935)
Format: Microfilm
Black Mask: A Magazine of Gripping, Smashing Detective Stories
Years: 1920-1951 (holdings incomplete)
Location: Special Collections
Broom: An International Magazine for the Arts (1921-1924)
Call Number: AP4 .B93
Contact (1920-1923)
Call Number: AP2 .C681
Contact (1932)
Call Number: AP2 .C697
Contempo (1931-1934)
Call Number: AP2 .C6977
The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races (1910-1940)
Format: Microfiche
The Dial (1880-1929)
Call Number: AP2 .D5
Fire!!: Devoted to Younger Negro Artists (1926)
Call Number: PS153.N5 F56
The Liberator: A Journal of Revolutionary Progress (1918-1924)
Format: Microfilm
The Little Review (1914-1929)
Call Number: AP2 .L647
The Masses (1911-1917)
Call Number: HX1 .M277
The Messenger: World's Greatest Negro Monthly (1917-1928)
Format: Microfiche
The New Masses (1926-1948)
Format: Microfilm
Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life (1923-1949)
Format: Microfilm
Others: A Magazine of New Verse (1915-1919)
Call Number: PS301 .O82
Pagany: A Native Quarterly (1930-1933)
Call Number: PS1 .P34
The Saturday Evening Post (1923-2001)
Format: Microfilm for 1923-1980; Microfiche for 1981-2001
Secession (1922-1924)
Call Number: PS501 .S44
The Seven Arts (1916-1917)
Call Number: AP1 .S487
The Smart Set: A Magazine of Cleverness (1923-1930)
Format: Microfilm
Transatlantic Review (1924)
Call Number: PN2 .T73

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