The Novel Magazine was the first all-fiction British pulp magazine.
Published by C. Arthur Pearson, it appeared shortly after George Newnes’
The Grand Magazine, which switched to all-fiction at a later date.
The title referred to novel stories rather than novel-length stories.
The magazine certainly had some fine authors contributing to the first issue, including
Rafael Sabatini and Anton Tchekhoff.
Plum contributed one short story and two poems to Novel Magazine, in 1905-06.