The Bystander (magazine)

The Bystander was a magazine published in the UK from 1923 to 1964, primarily focusing on literature, art, and social issues. It was known for its sophisticated content, including essays, short stories, and discussions on contemporary culture. The publication aimed to enlighten and inform a readership interested in intellectual and artistic pursuits, often reflecting progressive values. Over time, it became an important platform promoting modernist ideas and fostering cultural dialogue. The Bystander played a significant role in shaping public opinion on social and political matters during its nearly four decades of publication.