The Little Review, June-July 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 4)Various
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The Little Review, June-July 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 4)
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Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- Periodicals
A new collection of the work of this interesting group of
poets—Richard Aldington, “H. D.”, John Gould Fletcher, F. S.
Flint, D. H. Lawrence, and Amy Lowell—showing increased scope and
power and confirming their important position in modern poetry.
The volume includes Miss Lowell’s “Patterns” and “Spring Day,”
and Mr. Fletcher’s Arizona poems.
GOBLINS AND PAGODAS
By JOHN GOULD FLETCHER
This volume includes “Ghosts of an Old House” and ten
“Symphonies” interpreting in terms of color the inner life of a
poet. In originality of conception, in sheer tonal beauty, and in
the subtlety with which moods are evoked, these poems mark a
distinct advance in the development of the art of poetry.
ROADS
By GRACE FALLOW NORTON
The author of “The Little Gray Songs from St. Joseph’s” writes in
the old metres but with all the artistic vitality of the newer
school of poets. The poems of this volume represent the best work
she has yet done.
TURNS AND MOVIES
By CONRAD AIKEN
“Most remarkable of all recent free verse.”—Reedy’s St. Louis
Mirror.
A SONG OF THE GUNS
By GILBERT FRANKAU
Wonderfully vivid pictures of modern war written to the roar of
guns on the western front by a son of Frank Danby, the novelist.
These are the war poems the world has been waiting for.
IDOLS
By WALTER CONRAD ARENSBERG
Contains many interesting experiments in new metres and
reflective verse of much beauty as well as novel and effective
renderings of Mallarmé’s “Afternoon of a Faun,” and of Dante’s
Fifth Canto.
Each 75 cents Net, except “A Song of the Guns,” which is 50
cents Net.
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