ID: 8761  -  Liana Borghi  -  Firenze Type: Text Format: Medium: Book Extent: Identifier: Source: Title: The Letters of Ezra Pound to Margaret Anderson: The Little Review Correspondence Subtitle: Alternative: Agents: Creator: Role: Author Name: Pound, Ezra Created: Date: Issued in/on: 1988 Language: English Rights: Relation: References Relation: References Relation: References Qualifier: Anderson, Margaret C. Qualifier: Heap, Jane Qualifier: The Little Review Coverage: Place: Chicago, New York Time: 1914-1923 Description: Letters Subjects: Definitions of Culture Subjects: Internationalism/Transnationalism Subjects: Cultural Practices Subjects: Cultural Practices Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Places Keywords: avant-garde Keywords: arts Keywords: arts Keywords: poetry Keywords: Anderson, Margaret C. Keywords: Heap, Jane Keywords: Pound, Ezra Keywords: Little Review, The Query Subject+Keyword: (Definitions of Culture, avant-garde) Query Subject+Keyword: (Internationalism/Transnationalism, arts) Query Subject+Keyword: (Cultural Practices, arts) Query Subject+Keyword: (Cultural Practices, poetry) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Anderson, Margaret C.) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Heap, Jane) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Pound, Ezra) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, Little Review, The) Comment: Offers insight into Pound's work and his involvement with little magazines: The New Age, The New Freewoman, The Egoist, Blast, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, and mainly The Little Review. He became poetry editor of the latter in 1916 and his relationship with the journal, not always easy, lasted until 1923 when its editors, Anderson and Heap, moved to Paris. According to the editors of Pound's letters, he saw the magazine as a vehicle for creating a Vortex: a circulation with a still center, a system of energies drawing in whatever comes near. Such could be the Little Review's role in the cultural renaissance he had envisioned. (xxvi-xxvii)