BY PERCENTAGE OF DISTINCTIVE STORIES
1.Scribner’s Magazine71%
2.Century Magazine60%
3.Harper’s Magazine56%
4.Metropolitan51%
5.Bellman51%
6.American Magazine43%
7.Lippincott’s and McBride’s Magazines36%
8.McClure’s Magazine35%
9.Collier’s Weekly32%
10.Sunset Magazine31%
11.Every Week30%
12.Everybody’s Magazine28%
13.Illustrated Sunday Magazine27%
14.Associated Sunday Magazine (excluding Every Week)24%
15.Delineator23%
16.Pictorial Review22%
17.Ladies’ Home Journal19%
18.Saturday Evening Post18%
BY NUMBER OF DISTINCTIVE STORIES
1.Harper’s Magazine56
2.Illustrated Sunday Magazine46
3.Collier’s Weekly46
4.Scribner’s Magazine37
5.Lippincott’s and McBride’s Magazines36
6.Century Magazine32
7.Saturday Evening Post29
8.Metropolitan24
9.American Magazine23
10.Every Week23
11.McClure’s Magazine22
12.Bellman20
13.Pictorial Review15
14.Sunset Magazine13
15.Everybody’s Magazine13
16.Associated Sunday Magazine (excluding Every Week)9
17.Ladies’ Home Journal8
18.Delineator7

The following periodicals have published during 1915 ten or more “two-asterisk stories.” The list excludes reprints.

1.Harper’s Magazine28
2.Scribner’s Magazine24
3.Collier’s Weekly21
4.Illustrated Sunday Magazine15
5.Century Magazine15
6.Saturday Evening Post12
7.Smart Set12
8.Bellman11
9.American Magazine11

The following periodicals have published during 1915 three or more “three-asterisk stories.” The list excludes reprints.

1.Harper’s Magazine12
2.Collier’s Weekly9
3.Scribner’s Magazine7
4.Century Magazine7
5.Bellman7
6.Saturday Evening Post6
7.Little Review5
8.Metropolitan5
9.Illustrated Sunday Magazine5
10.Midland3
11.Forum3
12.American Magazine3
13.Smart Set3

The best short story of the year is “Zelig,” by Benjamin Rosenblatt, published in The Bellman.

Ties in the above lists have been decided by taking relative rank in other lists into account.

INDEX OF SHORT STORIES FOR 1914 AND 1915

All short stories published in the following magazines during 1914 are listed in this index.