Title

The Fugitive, Vol. 1-4

Authors

John Crowe Random
Allen Tate
Merrill Moore
Donald Davidson
William Ridley Wills
Robert Penn Warren

Files

Description

Although its publication run was very brief (1922-1925), The Fugitive is considered to be one of the most influential journals in the history of American letters due to the way it catapulted Vanderbilt University to the forefront of the New Criticism movement. The founders and contributors, who often wrote under nommes de plume, called themselves the Fugitives.

Publication Date

1922

Publisher

Fugitive Publishing Co.

City

Nashville

Keywords

lit mag, literary criticism, new criticism, vanderbilt, american letters, poetry, the fugitive

Comments

Seven contributing authors are listed; however, many more contributed to the four volumes, sometimes under nommes de plume. Please refer to the index of each volume for more information.

Recommended Citation

Random, John Crowe; Tate, Allen; Moore, Merrill; Davidson, Donald; Wills, William Ridley; and Warren, Robert Penn , "The Fugitive, Vol. 1-4" Whitworth University (1922). Fugitive, 1922-1925. Paper 1.
https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/fugitive/1