Margaret Anderson founded and edited The Little Review, a pioneering art and literary magazine. The publication was instrumental in introducing many prominent 20th-century American, English, and Irish writers to a wider audience. It notably published the initial chapters of James Joyce's then-unreleased novel, Ulysses, marking a significant moment in literary history. Anderson's editorial vision shaped the landscape of modern literature, championing avant-garde voices.
Provides a first hand account of the teachings of George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, the Russian occultist. Gurdjieff used stylized dance to "free" people to develop their full capabilities and influenced the modern human-potential movement.