Founding of the Kenyon Review
Poet involved
What happened
In 1939, Ransom co-founded the Kenyon Review in Gambier, Ohio, a literary magazine that became a significant platform for modern literature. The magazine published works by many prominent writers and poets, fostering a community of literary talent.
Literary impact
The Kenyon Review allowed Ransom to influence the literary community actively, promoting new voices and ideas in poetry. It also provided a venue for his own work, helping to establish his legacy as both a poet and a critic.
Source: Wikipedia
