The Little Review, October 1915 (Vol. 2, No. 7)

"The Little Review, October 1915 (Vol. 2, No. 7)" by Various, is an early 1900s literary collection that showcases poetry, essays, and reviews of art forms like literature, theater, music, and visual arts. It acts as a stage for emerging avant-garde and modernist ideas by different writers, touching on central subjects like beauty, truth, and what it means to be human. The issue begins with poetry, featuring works such as "Night" and "Sleep Song" by Ben Hecht, that examine human feelings and the contrast between night and sadness. Loaded with vivid pictures and deep self-examination, the writers deal with love and loss in both natural and city environments. The magazine combines honest emotion with artistic outlook, and also includes reviews on influential figures and thoughtful commentaries on society; it's a significant voice in the cultural discussions of its time.