Republic of dreams : Greenwich Village, the American Bohemia, 1910-1960/ Ross Wetzsteon.

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Mabel Dodge´s salon : ´oh, how we were all intertwined!´ -- Max Eastman and The masses : ´just-before-dawn of a new day´ -- Jig Cook, Eugene O´Neill, and the Provincetown players : ´the beloved community of life-givers´ -- The feminists of the village : meetings with remarkable women -- Edna St. Vincent Millay : ´a lovely light´ -- Eminent villagers -- William Carlos Williams, the little magazines, and the poetry wars -- Hart Crane : the roaring boy of the village -- Maxwell Bodenheim : ´poems twenty-five cents each´ -- Thomas Wolfe and Aline Bernstein : ´the knife of love´ -- Joe Gould : the last of the last bohemians -- Djuna Barnes : ´one´s life is peculiarly one´s own when one has invented it´ -- E.E. Cummings and Dylan Thomas : the village as sanctuary, the village as stage -- Delmore Schwartz : alien in residence -- Dawn Powell : the village as an idea of itself -- Jackson Pollock and the abstract expressionists in the village : rearranging the stars.