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The Strand Magazine

The Strand Magazine was the name of a monthly London-based magazine that published short stories and popular nonfiction in the late 19th and early 20th century. Perhaps best known nowadays for publishing Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, it also ran stories by many other well-known authors.

Publication History

The Strand Magazine began publication in 1891, and ran until 1950. The name was revived in 1998 for an American magazine focusing on mysteries and other short stories; that magazine continues to publish today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1891-1922: HathiTrust has the first 64 volumes in page image form, scanned from copies at U-Michigan and Princeton. Later volumes are searchable but not readable online.
• 1893-1894: Project Gutenberg has volume 5, and an issue from volume 7 as transcribed, illustrated HTML. More issue transcriptions may be forthcoming.

Official Site / Current Material

• The current incarnation of the Strand has a web site with information about the magazine, and mystery-related news.

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