Volume I, Issue II
“The face is our most potent symbol of personality,” wrote Mina Loy in the opening [...]
Just at the centre of our vision, yet subconsciously ignored, the nose is one of [...]
To say that a poet, of any kind, might avoid being canonized is perhaps to [...]
Her face weary and wary, the mother stands with her one foot hoisted onto a [...]
I lift the white sheet And uncover the dead face, White among the white roses, [...]
Marti Savage (Tice’s great-niece) illustrated Clara Tice’s eccentricity in a singular question during our phone [...]
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For a long time, not much has been known of the personal life of Constance [...]
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 [...]
Elsie Dunn, better known as Evelyn Scott, is a prime example of a lost Modernist. [...]
Kay Boyle was a political activist, writer, two-time O. Henry Award winner, and receiver of [...]
In 1876, Mary Roberts Rinehart was born in what is today known as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. [...]
Thomas Wolfe was born on October 3, 1900 in Asheville, North Carolina. He shares his [...]
Born on September 15, 1889 in Jamaica, Claude McKay was one of the leading voices [...]
On September 8, 1907, Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas met. Three years and one [...]
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