Cornhill Magazine is a British literary magazine that was first published in 1860. Founded by George Smith, it aimed to provide a platform for both established and emerging writers. The magazine features a mix of fiction, essays, and poetry, often highlighting contemporary issues and themes. Over the years, Cornhill Magazine has published works by notable authors, including Thomas Hardy and Henry James. It has undergone various changes in ownership and editorial direction but continues to be recognized for its contribution to English literature and culture.