Graham's Magazine Vol XXXII No. 1 January 1848 was a literary magazine published in the United States in 1848. It contained a variety of content, including:
- Fiction: The magazine featured fiction from well-known authors of the time, including an installment of a novel by James Fenimore Cooper titled "The Islets of the Gulf".
- Poetry: There was also poetry, including "The Penance of Roland" by Henry B. Hirst, which was later criticized by Edgar Allan Poe for being a plagiarism of his work.
- Articles: The magazine likely included articles on a variety of topics, though what specific topics were covered is difficult to say without a full table of contents.
- Engravings and Illustrations: Graham's Magazine was known for its high-quality illustrations, and this issue likely included engravings or steel engravings as well.
Some of the famous authors who contributed to Graham's Magazine in general (and may or may not have been in this specific issue) include Edgar Allan Poe, William Cullen Bryant, and Lydia H. Sigourney.
