This magazine was launched in Boston's Old Corner Bookstore under the direction of writer and publisher James Fields.
This magazine was launched in Boston's Old Corner Bookstore under the direction of writer and publisher James Fields. Now largely a political journal and seeking a new editor after the death of Michael Kelly, it was originally edited by James Russell Lowell, although Oliver Wendell Holmes gave it its name. For 10 points—name this longest-running literary journal in the United States.
This magazine was launched in Boston's Old Corner Bookstore under the direction of writer and publisher James Fields.
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