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Everybody’s Story Magazine ; Story Magazine [“Vol. 1”; standard-size pulp in green cloth binding] (title and volume number are given on the spine only [but internal evidence of story-series numbering suggests “Vol. 1” is incorrect]; there is no indication inside as to publisher or dates; no masthead, no contents page, no issue covers, no editorial articles, no illustrations, no adverts; the layout is two-column throughout, and the print quite large; there are 768 pages, so if it was a monthly [as seems highly likely], and if this represents six months’ worth of the magazine, each issue would be 128pp). Further research suggests actual title is Everybody’s Story Magazine. [DP]
This list contains information from 6 issues out of a total of 54. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v ? #1, November 1910] (pulp); [DP]

1 • A Question of Design • Helen H. Watson • ss
10 • Inayat Khan, Dacoit • E. Hobart-Hampden • ss
17 • Mr. Muffet’s Turtle • Derwent Miall • ss
21 • Windyknowe: Jack Hamilton’s Wife • Ralph Dundas • ss; “A series of complete stories, exhibiting the sentiment, humour, pathos, and excitement underlying the domestic life of a quiet, slow, country town”.
31 • Holding Tommykins: A Tale of the Panama Canal Zone • Crede Haskins Calhoun • ss
38 • The Underwriter • Frank L. Packard • nv
53 • Extracts from a Lawyer’s Day Books • S. Fraser Lawkin • ss
58 • Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: Lost Treasure • Charles Henry • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
66 • The “Blotting Out” • May B. Peacock • ss
76 • Outwitted • George James • ss
83 • Ezra’s Correspondence • Thomas E. Knowles • ss
87 • The Poet’s Letter • L. H. Dalton • ss
98 • The Man at “The Montague” • Albert Lee • ss
109 • Mr. Brown of Peckham, VI: Mr. Brown is Feeling Low, Thinks He is Growing Old, and is Persuaded to Visit the Maiden Aunts • A Friend of the Family • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
117 • The Miniature Painter • Margaret Holden • vi
120 • The Black Bag • Madeleine MacRae • vi
124 • All’s Well That Ends Well • Dora Fowler Martin • vi

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v ? #2, December 1910] (pulp); [DP]

129 • Alec Grainger’s Landlady • Ramsay Guthrie • ss
136 • Dottietta • L. P. Cargill • ss
142 • The Cloister’s Secret • B. E. Evans • ss
152 • The Man Who Pawned Himself • Eric Neve • ss
162 • The Side Door • Alice MacGowan & Grace MacGowan Cooke • ss Everybody’s Magazine Jul ’10
172 • Windyknowe: A Middle-Aged Romance • Ralph Dundas • ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”.
181 • The Manslayer • W. Dingwall Fordyce • ss
189 • The Energiser • William Freeman • ss
194 • Angiola the Water-Girl • Elena Casela • ss
204 • Who Was the Thief? • Guy C. Baker • ss
217 • Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: Tooper’s Christmas-Box • Charles Henry • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
226 • Love and Beauty • Bruno Lessing • ss
232 • Hugh Prescott’s Revenge • May Wynne • ss
238 • Priscilla Hamlyn and the Mysterious Stranger • J. Sackville Martin • ss
245 • Mr. Brown of Peckham, VII: The Mystery of the Derelict Balloon • A Friend of the Family • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
252 • The Loves of Conchita • Karl Decker • ss

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v ? #3, January 1911] (pulp); [DP]

257 • The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode One: The Stationer’s Shop • William Freeman • ss; “A new and most diverting series of stories...”
264 • The Deathless Flame • Alan J. Thompson • ss
277 • The Riderless Steed • J. Anthony McDonald • vi
280 • The Waif • Helen H. Watson • ss
288 • The Loose Tooth of Jameson Minor • Mary Plowman • ss
293 • Love and Honour • J. B. Greenway • ss
316 • Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Golden Shoes of Poppea’s Mule • Charles Henry • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
326 • Packing Up • Gwladys Morgan • vi
329 • A Rancher in Love • Tom Bevan • ss
339 • Her Sense of Duty • Maud Maddick • ss
345 • Windyknowe: The Marriage Was Off! • Ralph Dundas • ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”.
354 • The Blue Official Envelope • Kate Burnley Belt • ss
363 • Sam Brent, Sot and Hero • D. W. O. Fagan • ss
369 • The Pearl Necklace • Mark Winchester • ss
376 • A Fight to the Finish • Arthur A. Greene • ss
382 • The Green Carpet or the Red? • Ethel Goodwin • vi

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v ? #4, February 1911] (pulp); [DP]

385 • The Little Girl in Black • Fedden Tindall • ss
394 • The Knife of Loku Banda • George Ferdinand • ss
404 • The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode Two: A Boom in Money-Boxes • William Freeman • ss; “A new and most diverting series of stories...”
412 • Erchie • D. B. Fletcher • vi
415 • The Fatherland—and Two Blue Eyes • Tom Bevan • ss
423 • “Uncle Richard” • J. Anthony McDonald • ss
432 • The Sealed Packet • S. A. White • ss
445 • A Flight in Time • T. Malby Haddow • ss
452 • Six Months to Live! • Chris Fairlawn • ss
459 • Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Most Momentous Commission • Charles Henry • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.
470 • The Lady or the Lion • Lydia F. Peaster • ss
477 • Windyknowe: Cousin Mary • Ralph Dundas • nv; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”.
491 • My First-Aid Case • May Wynne • ss
495 • The Greater Love of Denise • M. C. Wileman • ss
507 • Expense No Object • E. H. Seton • ss

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v ? #5, March 1911] (pulp); [DP]

513 • The Round Room Horror • A. Demain Grange • ss
526 • Peter’s Pudding • Chris Fairlawn • ss
532 • Windyknowe: The Doctor’s Bride • Ralph Dundas • ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”.
544 • The Mystery of the Prison-House • Adam Barnhart Brown • ss
553 • The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode Three: A Glorious Restoration • William Freeman • ss; “A new and most diverting series of stories...”
562 • Is She Had Known! • Noreen Culmer • ss
570 • An Amateur Philanthropist • Helen H. Watson • ss
581 • The Tragedy of the ’Mabel Allington’ • Henry MacDonald • ss
590 • A White Lie • Hans Arnold • ss; translation from German.
600 • Ann Fletcher’s Rash Attempt • John Inglis • ss
609 • The Queen of the Island • L. B. Thoburn-Clarke • ss
617 • The Marriage of Camilla • Laura Kingscote • ss
624 • The Faithful Jarvis • Marie F. Salton • ss
630 • Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Great Cache of the Blue Indians • Charles Henry • ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.