Tit-Bits

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 354 words | Copyright

Tit-Bits, a popular weekly magazine, founded in 1881 by G. Newnes. The original formula included jokes, quizzes, correspondence, short stories and serialized fiction, snippets of news, etc., and such ingredients as comic strips, cartoons, and sports coverage have been added. In its early years it attracted short stories by Arnold Bennett and Conrad.

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