The Little Review March 1916 (Vol. 3 No. 1)

The Little Review is a notable literary magazine that has played a significant role in the modernist movement. It was known for publishing innovative and avant-garde works showcasing emerging writers and artists. The magazine provided a platform for experimental literature and was instrumental in introducing readers to new ideas and styles. Its commitment to modernism and the exploration of contemporary themes made it a vital part of the literary landscape during its time influencing many writers and shaping the direction of 20th-century literature. *** In its March 1916 issue The Little Review featured a diverse array of content including poetry essays and fiction. This particular volume is remembered for its bold editorial choices and the inclusion of works that challenged traditional literary norms. The magazine''s editorial team which included influential figures like Margaret Anderson sought to push boundaries and provoke thought among its readership. The Little Review''s legacy continues to resonate as it remains a symbol of literary innovation and the spirit of artistic freedom.