Publication of 'What's O'Clock'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1925, shortly before her death, Amy Lowell published 'What's O'Clock,' a collection that showcased her continued evolution as a poet. The book was released in Boston, Massachusetts, and reflected her mastery of Imagism and her exploration of time and existence.
Literary impact
This collection demonstrated Lowell's ability to blend innovative form with profound themes, reinforcing her status as a leading figure in modern poetry. It also served as a poignant reflection of her life and experiences, capturing her unique perspective on the world.
Source: Wikipedia
