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Pan

Pan was a London-based Bohemian-style periodical published for a few years after World War I. It eventually became an all-fiction magazine.

Publication History

Pan began publication irregularly in February 1919, but relaunched in November of that year with a new volume 1, number 1, subtitled "A journal for saints and cynics". It published weekly from then to August 1920, when it changed to a monthly that was published until 1924.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1919-1921: HathiTrust has volume 1 and 2 of the relaunched series, and 5 issues of volume 3. Access may be restricted outside the United States.

Related Resources

• Pan was also the name of a German arts and literature magazine that we also list. Other than the common title, it has no connection with this magazine that I am aware of.

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