Synopsis
A snapshot of early 20th-century writing in one stylish issue. The Lantern, Vol. 2, blends fiction, drama, poetry, and literary essays from a range of voices, offering readers a window into contemporary culture and thought from 1916–1917.
This edition features thoughtful examinations of fame and influence, serialized fiction, and dramatic pieces, along with verse and miscellany. It brings together notable essays like Theodore F. Bonnet’s discussion of “Great Women,” as well as short stories and poems that reflect the era’s sensibilities and storytelling modes. Readers will encounter reflective prose, character studies, and moodful verse that capture both personal and social tensions of the time.
- Fiction and drama include contemporary works and stage pieces that explore relationships, identity, and society.
- Poems and epigrams offer lyrical moments and varying tones from pride to poignancy.
- Essays and criticism probe cultural topics, gender, and history with a journalist’s clarity.
- Period-specific snapshots—a mix of prose and verse from multiple authors—provide a cohesive sense of the era’s literary landscape.
Ideal for readers who enjoy early 20th-century magazines, short fiction, and literary criticism in one accessible volume.
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