South Carolina History: Periodicals

Preceded by: The South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine. In 1856 the Society began to publish material on South Carolina history, issuing three volumes of its collections prior to the Civil War. 1900 marked the first publication of the quarterly South Carolina Historical Magazine. Over a century later, this journal remains the only scholarly periodical entirely devoted to the wide range of South Carolina history. Throughout its history, the Magazine has featured the finest interpretive articles, edited original documents, book reviews, manuscript reprints from the Society and other institutional collections, and descriptions of recent Society acquisitions. The Magazine is the principal source of South Carolina history for more than 4,000 individuals, as well as libraries throughout the United States and around the world. Such eminent twentieth century South Carolina historians as Alexander S. Salley, Jr., Anne King Gregorie, and George C. Rogers, Jr. have served as editors of the Magazine.

Succeeded by: South Carolina historical magazine. In 1856 the Society began to publish material on South Carolina history, issuing three volumes of its collections prior to the Civil War. 1900 marked the first publication of the quarterly South Carolina Historical Magazine. Over a century later, this journal remains the only scholarly periodical entirely devoted to the wide range of South Carolina history. Throughout its history, the Magazine has featured the finest interpretive articles, edited original documents, book reviews, manuscript reprints from the Society and other institutional collections, and descriptions of recent Society acquisitions. The Magazine is the principal source of South Carolina history for more than 4,000 individuals, as well as libraries throughout the United States and around the world. Such eminent twentieth century South Carolina historians as Alexander S. Salley, Jr., Anne King Gregorie, and George C. Rogers, Jr. have served as editors of the Magazine.

Since 1968, The South Carolina Review has published fiction, poetry, interviews, unpublished letters and manuscripts, essays, and reviews from well-known and aspiring scholars and writers. That's not all. The South Carolina Review has also published special issues, such as the Virginia Woolf International, numerous fiction compilations, and issues focusing on the works of Robert Frost, Mary Gordon, Walker Percy, and James Dickey.

The Proceedings are the same thing as the SCHA Journal. Later editions available online at: http://palmettohistory.org/scha/schajournal.htm. Annually, the association publishes a journal, The Proceedings, which consists of papers presented at the annual meeting and submitted to the journal for publication consideration. The papers presented at the annual meeting and submitted to the journal are refereed by professional historians prior to selection for publication. Only those papers that meet high standards of scholarship and writing quality are selected for publication. Some papers are published in their entirety; others are published in abstract.