Harper's Magazine

Harper's Magazine is an American monthly magazine of literature, politics, culture, and the arts, founded in 1850. It is the oldest continuously published general-interest monthly magazine in the United States.

Harper & Brothers: Harper & Brothers was a New York publishing house founded by the Harper brothers in 1817. The family firm launched the magazine in 1850 as an extension of its publishing business.
Fletcher Harper: Fletcher Harper was an American publisher and co-founder of Harper & Brothers. He led the magazine’s creation and served as its first publisher.
Investigative journalism: Investigative journalism is reporting that uncovers concealed wrongdoing or matters of public concern. Harper’s has published sustained investigations of institutions, policy, and political power.
Harper's Magazine fiction: Harper's Magazine fiction is the literary work published in the magazine across its history. Its fiction pages introduced major writers and made literature part of the magazine’s identity.
James Harper: James Harper was an American publisher and politician who co-founded Harper & Brothers. As the firm’s senior partner, he helped establish the magazine.
Albert Shaw: Albert Shaw was an American journalist and editor who led several periodicals. His editorship helped shape Harper’s late-nineteenth-century public-affairs coverage.
Literary journalism: Literary journalism uses narrative techniques associated with fiction to report nonfiction events. The magazine has long paired reporting with scene, character, and reflective narration.
Mark Twain: Mark Twain was the pen name of American writer and humorist Samuel Clemens. His writing appeared in Harper’s, linking the magazine to a central figure in American literature.
Harper's Weekly: Harper's Weekly was an American illustrated political magazine published from 1857 to 1916. The publishing house expanded its magazine work with this influential weekly.
Norman Podhoretz: Norman Podhoretz was an American literary critic and editor of Commentary magazine. His 1970 essay criticized Harper’s publishing of the Pentagon Papers excerpts.

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