INDEXES AND CRITICAL PERIODICALS
Reading edition
Indexes
American Library Association Index, (to 1900) A. L. A. I.
Supplement, 1901-1910 A. L. A. Supp.
Annual Literary Index (1892-1904) A. L. I.
Continued as Annual Library Index, 1905-1910 A. L. I.
Dramatic Index, 1909- D. I.
Published with Annual Magazine Subject Index.
Magazine Subject Index: Boston, 1908 M. S. I.
Continued by Annual Magazine Subject Index, 1909- A. S. I.
Poole’s Index to Periodical Literature, 1802-1881 Poole
Supplements, 1882-1906; 1907-1908 Poole Supp.
Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature, 1900- R. G.
Supplement, 1907-1915, 1916-1919 R. G. Supp.
Continued as International Index to Periodicals, 1921- I. I. P.
Periodicals
(The initials following the abbreviated titles of the periodicals refer to the indexes in which they are listed.)
The Book Review Digest, 1905- ——, contains summaries of important reviews in periodicals and newspapers.
Academy: London (ceased 1916)—Acad.
American Catholic Quarterly Review: Philadelphia—Amer. Cath. Quar.
Athenæum: London—Ath.—A. L. I. Combined with Nation (London), Feb. 19, 1921.
Atlantic Monthly: Boston—Atlan.—R. G.; A. S. I.
Bellman: Minneapolis, Minn. (ceased 1919).
Booklist (A. L. A.): Chicago.
Bookman: New York—Bookm.—R. G.
Bookman: London—Bookm. (Lond.)—D. I.; A. S. I.
Book News: Philadelphia (ceased 1918).
Boston Transcript: Boston—Bost. Trans.
Catholic World: New York—Cath. World.
Century: New York—Cent.—R. G.
Chapbook (a Monthly Miscellany): London.
Columbia University Quarterly: New York—Columbia Univ. Quar.
Contemporary Review: London and New York—Contemp.—R. G.; A. S. I.
Craftsman: New York. Includes some literary studies.
Critic: New York (ceased 1906)—R. G.
Current Literature: New York (name changed to Current Opinion, 1913)—Cur. Lit.—R. G.
Current Opinion: New York—Cur. Op.—R. G.
Dial: New York—Dial—R. G.
Double-Dealer: New Orleans (1921- ——).
Drama: Washington—Drama—R. G. S.
Dublin Review: London—Dub. R.—D. I.; A. S. I.; R. G. S.
Edinburgh Review: Edinburgh—Edin. R.
Egoist: London (1914-19). Includes art, music, literature, emphasizing especially new movements.
English Review: London (1908- ——)—Eng. Rev.—R. G. S.; D. I.; A. S. I.
Fortnightly Review: London and New York—Fortn.—R. G.; A. S. I.
Forum: New York—R. G.; A. S. I.
Freeman: New York (ceased 1924).
Harper’s Magazine: New York—Harp.
Independent: New York—Ind.—R. G.
Literary Digest: New York—Lit. Digest—R. G.
Literary Review of the New York Evening Post: New York (1921- ——).—Lit. Rev.
Little Review: Chicago.
Littell’s Living Age: Boston—Liv. Age—R. G. Reprints from the best periodicals.
London Mercury: London (1919- ——)—Lond. Merc. Critical review, established in 1919, edited by J. C. Squire.
London Times Literary Supplement: London—Lond. Times—A. S. I.
Manchester Guardian: Manchester, England—The best English provincial paper for reviews.
Nation: London—Nation (Lond.)—A. S. I. See Athenæum.
Nation: New York—Nation—R. G.
New Republic: New York (1914- )—New Repub.—R. G.
New Statesman: London (1913- )—New Statesman—R. G. S.; A. S. I.
New York Eve. Post. See Literary Review.
New York Times Review of Books: New York—N. Y. Times.
Nineteenth Century and After: London and New York—19th Cent.—R. G.; A. S. I.
North American Review: New York—No. Am.—R. G.; A. S. I.
Outlook: New York.
Poet Lore: Boston—Poet Lore—R. G. S.
Poetry: Chicago—Poetry—R. G.
Quarterly Review: London and New York—Quar.—R. G.; A. S. I.
The Review: New York—a weekly journal of political and general discussion: Began 1919; changed its name, June, 1920, to Weekly Review; consolidated with Independent, October, 1921.
Review of Reviews: New York—R. of Rs.—R. G.
Saturday Review: London—Sat. Rev.—A. S. I.
Sewanee Review: Sewanee, Tennessee.
Spectator: London—Spec.—R. G. S.; A. S. I.
Springfield Republican, Springfield, Mass.—Springfield Repub.
Touchstone: New York.
Unpopular Review—New York. 1915-19. Continued as Unpartizan Review to 1921.
Westminster Review—London—Westm. R. (ceased 1914).
World Today: New York (ceased 1912).
Yale Review: New Haven, Conn.—R. G. S.
Popular magazines, referred to on occasion, are not listed above.