The influential weekly Athenaeum (Saturdays) was founded in 1828. From 1869–1900 it was edited by Norman MacColl; from 1901–1916, it was edited by Vernon Rendall. (Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism 26).
The list below is not yet a complete list of the articles, reviews, and letters which Andrew Lang wrote for the Athenaeum. Scholars immediately interested in a more comprehensive list should try searches in the database British Periodicals, to which many research universities subscribe. (I hope to do this myself eventually.)
- “Helen in the Iliad and the Odyssey.” 21 Oct. 1882. (Green 255)
- “Fiji Fire Ceremony.” August 99, 114:295. (B. Meredith Langstaff)
- “Fire Walk by Europeans.” (Continuation of the above.) 114:528. (BML)
- “Lines Written on the Window Pane of a Railway Carriage.” [Poem.] 104:62. (BML)
- “Australian Class-Names.” 13 Aug. 1904. 2:213. (BML)
- “Ballads.” 15 Mar. 1902. 1:336. (BML)
- “Scottish History and Spanish Documents.” 17 May 1902. 1:625. (BML)
Reviews of Lang’s work and Lang’s Replies:
- Rev. of Ballads and Lyrics. 27 Jan. 1872. (BML)
- Rev. of Making of Religion. 18 June 1898. 111:782–83. (BML)
- Reply by Andrew Lang. 25 June 1898. (BML)
- Review. 15 Feb. 1896. 107: 212. (BML)
- Reply by Andrew Lang. 107: 250. (BML)
