1918

Move to New York City

Poet involved

What happened

In 1918, Marianne Moore relocated to New York City, a vibrant cultural hub that would significantly influence her artistic development. Living in the city allowed her to engage with other modernist writers and artists, expanding her literary network and exposure to new ideas. This move marked the beginning of her active participation in the literary community.

Literary impact

New York City provided Moore with a dynamic environment that fostered her creativity and allowed her to collaborate with other influential writers. The city's cultural richness is reflected in her work, as she began to explore themes of urban life and modernity in her poetry.

Source: Wikipedia

Poets alive in 1918

216 poets

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