THE MAGAZINES

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 141, 17 June 1922, Page 15

THE MAGAZINES

From Gordon and Gotch, Ltd., is received a. parcel of magazines, including the Red, the fortnightly all-fiction magazine, containing ten complete stories, illustrated, some verse, and a long instalment of Ethel M. Dell's new novel, " Charles Rex." The Premier Magazine's contributors are Edmund Snell, Albert Payson Terhune, and Harry Douglas. There is also a chronicle of the "Odds On " Club from the new series of Turf tales by Edward Woodward. In the Grand Magazine, P. C. Wodehouse continues " The Adventures o£ Sally," and Bertha Ruck, Oliver Sandys, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, and other well-known ■ writers contribute complete stories. Although £he_ Yellow Magazine has only been in existence a few months, it is reported as having already established itself as a. popular favourite. It is a purveyor of clever and cheerful fiction. It contains contributions from James Barr, Laurence Clark, Margaret Strickland, and. A. M. Burrage, the latter continuing his laughable series, " The Knightly Adventures of Sir Archibald."-