Publication of 'The Little Review'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1914, Alfred Kreymborg became associated with 'The Little Review,' a literary magazine based in New York City that played a pivotal role in the modernist movement. His involvement with the magazine allowed him to connect with other influential writers and artists of the time. This platform enabled him to publish his own work and promote the works of emerging poets and writers.
Literary impact
Kreymborg's editorial role at 'The Little Review' significantly shaped his literary career, allowing him to champion modernist voices and experiment with new poetic forms. His contributions to the magazine helped to redefine American poetry and establish a community of avant-garde writers.
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