1910

Move to New York City

Poet involved

What happened

Cale Young Rice relocated to New York City in 1910, immersing himself in the vibrant literary scene of the time. This move allowed him to connect with other writers and artists, expanding his network and influence. The city's dynamic environment provided new inspiration for his poetry, reflecting the complexities of modern life.

Literary impact

The move to New York City significantly impacted Rice's work, as he encountered diverse literary styles and ideas. This exposure to modernist movements and the bustling urban landscape influenced his themes, leading to a richer exploration of the human experience in his poetry.

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Poets alive in 1910

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