Editorial Role at 'The Little Review'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1918, Lola Ridge became an editorial force at 'The Little Review,' a prominent literary magazine. Her role at the magazine allowed her to champion avant-garde literature and connect with other modernist writers. This experience not only expanded her literary network but also influenced her own writing style and thematic choices.
Literary impact
Through her editorial work, Ridge was able to promote new voices and ideas in poetry, which in turn shaped her own artistic vision. The exposure to diverse literary styles and radical ideas helped her refine her voice and solidify her place within the modernist movement.
Source: Wikipedia
