Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine is a Scottish literary magazine founded in 1817 by William Blackwood. It became known for its blend of fiction, essays, and criticism, often featuring works by prominent authors of the time, including Sir Walter Scott and John Wilson. The magazine played a significant role in the literary culture of the 19th century, influencing public opinion and literary trends. It was particularly noted for its strong editorial voice and its contributions to the Scottish Enlightenment, making it a key publication in the history of British literature.