Stories and Poems from Pearson‘s, UK
The Hesitating Lover (verse) (XMas Xtra) - November 1903
The Perplexed Poet (verse) (XMas Xtra) - November 1903
An Afternoon Dip - September 1904
A Corner in Lines - January 1905
The Autograph Hunters - February 1905
A Bridge Tragedy (verse) - July 1905
Back to the Land - August 1905
The Reform of Murphy’s Rents (verse) - October 1905
The Best Policy - January 1906
Why Smith Left Home - February 1906
The New Advertising - March 1906
The Pro (A Cricket story) - August 1906
The Old Cricketer's Story (verse) - September 1906
The Very First (verse) - October 1906
My Forte (verse) - November 1906
The Traitor (verse) - September 1907
Against the Clock (A Joan Romney cricket story) - June 1909
Wasted Sympathy (verse) - June 1909
Reginald's Record Knock (A Cricket story) - July 1909
The Outcast (verse) - April 1910
The Education of Detective Oakes - December 1914
The Test Case (A Reggie Pepper story) - December 1915
Pearson’s, UK
Pearson’s Magazine was published in the UK by C. Arthur Pearson, who was also the editor from 1896 to 1899. The magazine ran from 1896 to 1939, and saw contributions from Upton Sinclair, George Bernard Shaw and H. G. Wells, among others. Wodehouse contributed a few school stories (set in Locksley), as well as a few non-school items. Here they are, with their original magazine illustrations. Enjoy!
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