The Little Review, September 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 6)

But people seldom argued with him because he disarmed them beforehand by declaring that it didn't matter what any one thought: all these things had been settled for us long ago;...

The fountain bent and straightened itself In the night wind, Blowing like a flower. It gleamed and glittered, A tall white lily, Under the eye of the golden moon. From a stone s...

The plight of the theatres is strictly analogous to that of the magazines. The moving-pictures have wiped out their galleries and decimated their balconies. A well-filled orches...

... And everywhere, wherever I go, I see before me His pure visage. "Do you understand my suffering, O Lord?" "I understand, Yeremy, I understand everything. Go your way in peac...

In a strange fanatical vision, Nietzsche shows how he became an eternity-preacher, an eternity-sculptor. The vision is more novel than that of the Ascension which biblical legen...

Poems Maxwell Bodenheim Armageddon Women in War Sonya Levien Children of War Eunice Tietjens Grocer Shops and Souls The Democrat With Apologies to Mr. Galsworthy The Constructiv...

I feel impelled to reply to your article entitled _The Renaissance of Parenthood_. I wonder what could have been the home-life of such a girl as you quote from, that she should...

The author undertakes to show that the agencies which are used in distributing the products of industry and are responsible for the extremes in the social scale have never been...