Notes
1 For explorations of modernism in relation to commercial magazines, see Harris Citation2019 and Keyser Citation2010. There has been noteworthy recent activity in investigations of the women’s press; see, for example, the five-volume series of edited collections: The Edinburgh History of Women’s Periodical Culture in Britain.
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