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January 1918

The oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world.

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Alice Henderson
Alfred Kreymborg
Harriet Monroe
Tzu-Ang Ch'en
Babette Deutsch

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An edited Poetry Magazine by Harriet Moore. The issue is from January of 1918.

Table of Contents

Amy Lowell
- The Landlady of the Whinton Inn Tells a Story

Poems of the Hour

Charles Granville

Paul F. Sifton
- Wolverine Winter
Babette Deutsch
- Sea-Music
Frank Stewart Flint
- Children
- In the Cathedral

School Room Sketches

Florence Ripley Mastin
- Americus
- Roderick
- Lucretia
- Isidor
- David

Lucia Peeples
- Mine

Chinese Poems

Anonymous
- Shang Ya
Seng-Ch'i T'ang
- On Finding a Hairpin in a Disused Well
Chi Wang
- What Should a Man Want?
Tzu-Ang Ch'en
- In a Jade Cup
Su Tung-Po
- On the Birth of a Son
Yu Lu
- The Pedlar of Spells
Tzu-Tuan Wang
- On Seeing Swallows in His Prison-Cell

Comment

Harriet Monroe
- Little Theatres and Poetic Plays
Alice Corbin Henderson
- American Verse and English Critics
Alfred Kreymborg
- On Being Reviewed

Reviews

Harriet Monroe
- Still Alive
- Wind in the Corn
Helen Hoyt
- Mr. Oppenheim's Book
Harriet Monroe
- Divinations
Ezra Pound
- The Yeats Letters
Harriet Monroe
- A Back Number

Contributors
- - Amy Lowell
  - Charles Granville
  - Paul F. Sifton
  - Babette Deutsch
  - Frank Stewart Flint
  - Florence Ripley Mastin
  - Lucia Peeples
- - Anonymous
  - Seng-Ch'i T'ang
  - Chi Wang
  - Tzu-Ang Ch'en
  - Su Tung-Po
  - Yu Lu
  - Tzu-Tuan Wang