NOVELISTS, PUBLISHERS, AND FICTION IN MIDDLE-CLASS MAGAZINES: 1860-1880.
Evaluates the popularity of periodicals in mid-Victorian England among the middle class. Novelists that contributed to these magazines found that they were forced to repeat formulas and ideas in order to retain their readership.
| Published in: | Victorian Periodicals Review Vol. 17; no. 4; pp. 142 - 154 |
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Johns Hopkins University Press
Winter1984
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