The Yellow Book

"The Yellow Book" was an influential British weekly literary magazine published from 1894 to 1936. It featured contemporary literature, art, and commentary, showcasing modernist authors and artists. Known for its distinctive yellow cover, it played a significant role in promoting new artistic and literary movements of the time. The magazine helped shape cultural trends by publishing works from notable writers like H.G. Wells and Henry James, and by displaying innovative artwork. Overall, it served as a platform for progressive ideas and contributed to the development of modernist culture in the early 20th century.