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Tales from Town Topics

Tales from Town Topics was a quarterly New York-based magazine of fiction, humor, and light verse, published in the late 19th and early 20th century.

Publication History

Tales from Town Topics began in 1891, apparently as a spinoff from Town Topics magazine. Most issues had a featured longer fiction piece followed by shorter pieces. Around 1905 it was either renamed to or absorbed by "Tales", which was renamed "Transatlantic Tales" before ending in 1908.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1893: HathiTrust has number 9, dated September 1893, and featuring Capt. Alfred Thompson' novelette "The Skirts of Chance".
• 1899: Google Books has number 34, dated December 1899, and featuring Louise Winter's novelette "A Debtor to Pleasure".
• 1900: HathiTrust has number 35, dated March 1900, and featuring William Thomas Whitlock's novelette "Santa Teresa".
• 1901: HathiTrust has number 39, dated March 1901, and featuring Edward S. Van Zile's novelette "Too Many Maidens".
• 1901: HathiTrust has number 40, dated June 1901, and featuring Mark Livingston's novelette "Naughty Elizabeth".

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