Founding of 'The London Mercury'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1919, J. C. Squire co-founded 'The London Mercury', a literary magazine that became a significant platform for contemporary writers. The magazine featured poetry, essays, and criticism, and Squire's editorial vision helped shape the literary discourse of the time.
Literary impact
As an editor of 'The London Mercury', Squire played a crucial role in promoting new voices in poetry and literature. The magazine became a vital space for literary experimentation, allowing Squire to influence the direction of English poetry during a transformative period.
Source: Wikipedia
