What is The Saturday Evening Post?
{{italictitle}} [[File:The Saturday Evening Post logo.svg|thumb|The Saturday Evening Post's logo.]] [[File:1922-1-14-Boy-with-Stereoscope-Norman-Rockwell.jpg|thumb|Rockwell cover, 1922]] '''''The Saturday Evening Post''''' is an American [[magazine]]. It started publication in 1897. Its origins are traced to [[Benjamin Franklin]]'s colonial [[newspaper]] ''The Pennsylvania Gazette''. The ''Post'' was famous for its covers by [[Norman Rockwell]] and the single-panel [[comic strip]] ''Hazel'' by [[Ted Key]]. Contents included short fiction, poetry, and humor. [[Jack London]]'s [[novel]] ''[[The Call of the Wild]]'' was first published in the ''Post'' in 1903. ==Other websites== {{commons cat-inline}} {{lit-stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Saturday Evening Post}} [[Category:American weekly magazines]] [[Category:1897 establishments in the United States]]