England -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Murder -- Fiction
THE MONK OF MAR-SABA. With Frontispiece and Vignette by W. S. STACEY.
Some Magazines are
MERELY MASCULINE....
Others are
FRIVOLOUSLY FEMININE.
... THE ...
WINDSOR
Stands alone as
The Illustrated Magazine
for Men and Women.
ITS STORIES--Serial and Short alike--are by the leading; Novelists of
the day; Its Articles, ranging over every branch of our complex modern
life, are by recognised Specialists; Its Illustrations represent the
high-water mark of current Black-and-White Art.
These features combine to make The Windsor’s contents, month by month, a
popular theme for conversation in circles that are weary of the
trivialities of the common-place periodicals.
In addition to its strong interest for MEN and WOMEN, the Windsor makes
a feature of publishing the Best Studies of Child-Life that the modern
cult of youth has yet produced in fictional literature.
_The WINDSOR’S recent and present Contributors include:--_
Rudyard Kipling
Mrs. P. A. Steel
S. R. Crockett
Cutcliffe Hyne
Max Pemberton
Hall Caine
E. Nesbit
Guy Boothby
Ian Maclaren
Frankfort Moore
Anthony Hope
Ethel Turner
Robert Barr
Barry Pain
Gilbert Parker
WARD, LOCK & CO., LIMITED.
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