The Modernist Journals Project has received an NEH grant to digitize five new titles. What’s particularly exciting about this news is that they represent a wide spectrum of periodicals. There is the mainstream McClure’s, which had hundreds of thousands of subscribers in its heyday, and the mid-range (in terms of circulation) smart magazine The Smart Set.
And then there are three magazines often considered littles, although that might be debated with regard to the first of them: The Masses (1911-1917),
Camera Work (1903-1917), and The Seven Arts (1916-1917).
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