Charles Brown, as an important figure in the American literary world in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, received renewed attention for his literary achievements in the mid-20th century. Brown's literary fame is mainly based on four novels he wrote between 1798 and 1800, but these works only accounted for a small part of his literary career. Brown's career mainly focused on magazine literary creation, contributing over 700 works to multiple magazines and serving as the editor in chief of multiple magazines. However, his magazine creation has not received sufficient attention for a long time, partly due to the bias of literary criticism towards fictional literature and magazine creation.