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Dial, May 1920

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Dial, May 1920

by Various

English· 05:31:10· 21 chapters
An example of one of the leading literary magazines of the early 20th Century. Poetry by e.e. cummings and Louise Bryant (aka Mrs. John Reed, of "Reds" fame), a short story by Sherwood Anderson, a memoir of the late poet James Flecker, theater and book reviews by Gilbert Seldes, and other critical works. (Summary by Matt Pierard)

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Chapters

  1. Chapter 1

    James Elroy Flecker, by Douglas Goldring

    36:45
  2. Chapter 2

    Men and Women, by Maxwell Bodenheim

    08:17
  3. Chapter 3

    Russian Memories, by Louise Bryant

    01:42
  4. Chapter 4

    The Door of the Trap, by Sherwood Anderson

    27:04
  5. Chapter 5

    Five Poems, by E. E. Cummings

    04:31
  6. Chapter 6

    The Sour Commentary of Rideo Genovese, by B. J. Stolper

    07:09
  7. Chapter 7

    The Lichen, by Edna Wahlert McCourt

    33:07
  8. Chapter 8

    Spring, by Alter Brody

    00:49
  9. Chapter 9

    A Portrait of Renoir at Cagnes, by Rene' Gimpel

    16:43
  10. Chapter 10

    Dublin Letter, by Ernest Boyd

    15:38
  11. Chapter 11

    Mr. Mackenzie's Jest, by Gilbert Seldes

    07:08
  12. Chapter 12

    A Social Pioneer, by Harold J. Laski

    20:09
  13. Chapter 13

    Against Nightingales, by Malcolm Cowley

    12:00
  14. Chapter 14

    A Novelist's Background, by Robert Morss Lovett

    19:48
  15. Chapter 15

    One of Our Sun-Gods, by James Oppenheim

    08:26
  16. Chapter 16

    One Woman Composer, by Pitts Sanborn

    19:02
  17. Chapter 17

    Jens Peter Jacobsen, by Paul Rosenfeld

    17:19
  18. Chapter 18

    A Divine Beachcomber, by Evelyn Scott

    38:31
  19. Chapter 19

    Briefer Mention, by Anonymous

    22:42
  20. Chapter 20

    The Theatre, by Gilbert Seldes

    05:46
  21. Chapter 21

    Comment, by The Editors

    08:34