The Little Review, June-July 1915 (Vol. 2, No. 4)Various
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The Little Review, June-July 1915 (Vol. 2, No. 4)
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THE LITTLE REVIEW
_Literature_ _Drama_ _Music_ _Art_
MARGARET C. ANDERSON
EDITOR
JUNE-JULY, 1915
Literary Journalism in Chicago Lucien Cary
Epigrams Richard Aldington
Education by Children Will Levington Comfort
Notes of a Cosmopolite Alexander S. Kaun
“The Artist in Life” Margaret C. Anderson
Poems Clara Shanafelt
Slobberdom, Sneerdom, and Boredom Ben Hecht
The Death of Anton Tarasovitch Florence Kiper Frank
Rupert Brooke (A Memory) Arthur Davison Ficke
A Photograph of Rupert Brooke by Eugene Hutchinson
To a West Indian Alligator Eunice Tietjens
Epitaphs Witter Bynner
Editorials and Announcements
The Submarine (from the Italian of Luciano Folgore by Anne Simon)
Blaa-Blaa-Blaa “The Scavenger”
The Nine!—Exhibit!
Book Discussion
The Reader Critic
Published Monthly
15 cents a copy
MARGARET C. ANDERSON, Publisher
Fine Arts Building
CHICAGO
$1.50 a year
Entered as second-class matter at Postoffice, Chicago
THE LITTLE REVIEW
Vol. II
JUNE-JULY, 1915
No. 4
Literary Journalism in Chicago
LUCIAN CARY
Nothing succeeds like an indiscretion. I was indiscreet enough last
winter to speak my mind (a little of it) about THE LITTLE REVIEW, _The
Dial_, _Poetry_, _The Drama_, and the audience to which these papers
appeal. The result is that I have been flattered or intimidated into
speaking it ever since. In the present instance both methods have been
used most charmingly—and shamelessly. You see, Miss Anderson and I live
in the same village. And yet I said nothing, and have nothing to say
about any paper except what everybody knows.
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