Volume I, Issue I
A generation ago, I was preparing to leave Canada to start my graduate program at [...]
The 36-year-old Anglo-American writer Susan Ertz began a late career as a novelist in 1923 [...]
Between 1914 and 1918, American heiress Mary Borden bankrupted herself to establish a field hospital [...]
In 1919, when the exclamatory love poem “Mineself——Minesoul——and——Mine——Cast-Iron Lover” first appeared in the Little Review [...]
In the scholarship on interwar Scottish modernist literature, Claire Spencer is a completely forgotten writer. [...]
Before discussing the singularity of this particular copy of Jean Giono’s The Song of the [...]
Pictured: Bowler at Kreipe’s in Hanover, which is the cafe/patisserie Miriam and the girls go [...]
Mazo de la Roche was born in Canada in 1879. She is most known for [...]
Hope Mirrlees was born on 8 April 1887 in Kent. She studied classics at Cambridge [...]
West-Running Brook is a collection of poetry written by Robert Frost. It was first published in [...]
Quotes from the Poetry of Mina Loy “At your mercy Our Universe Is only A [...]
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Elsie Dunn, better known as Evelyn Scott, is a prime example of a lost Modernist. [...]
When you think of T.S. Eliot, do you think of The Waste Land or “The Love Song [...]
Kay Boyle was a political activist, writer, two-time O. Henry Award winner, and receiver of [...]
You are a self-proclaimed “Polish literary critic and theoretician.” Can you touch on your work [...]
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