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(1886-1973) Editor. Publisher of “The Little Review” (1914-29), which, although it was based in Chicago, eventually became/joined “Others in New York.” “The Little Review” typically included articles on controversial subjects and featured writers such as Vachel Lindsay, Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound and Andre Breton. From 1917-1920, “The Little Review” began publishing excerpts from an obscure, unpublished novel by an Irish novelist named James Joyce. Due to the alleged obscenity of “Ulysses,” the U.S. Post Office seized and destroyed four issues of the magazine containing the excerpts; in 1920, Anderson and her associate Jane Heap were convicted of publishing obscene matter, fined $100, and fingerprinted.

Full Name

Margaret Caroline Anderson

Locations

New York

Author's Timeline


1886

BIRTH

Margaret Caroline Anderson was born in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1886 (1893?).

1917

RESIDENCE

Anderson lived and worked in Manhattan, New York.

1930

LITWORK

My Thirty Years' War

1951

LITWORK

The Fiery Mountains

1962

LITWORK

The Strange Necessity

1962

LITWORK

The Unknowable Gurdjieff

1973

DEATH

Margaret C. Anderson died in France in 1973.

1973

INTERMENT

Margaret C. Anderson is interred at Notre Dame Cemetery, France.

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