Vanity Fair published articles, 1923

“The School of Strachey” January (joint review) “Songs without Music: Notes on Current American Poetry and Biography,” February “Things I consider Underrated,” March “Ballads and Blast-Furnaces: Notes on Industry, Folk-lore, Criticism, and Poetry,” March (joint review) “Many Marriages” review of two novels and a collection of essays by Sherwood Anderson, Found in: Dial, April “Sherwood Anderson’s Babbitt: Novels and a Book of Essays,” April (joint review) “A Selection of Bric-a-Brac: Notes on Contemporary Fiction,” June “A New Red Badge of Courage: Notes on Recent Fiction and Poetry,” July (joint review) “America and Other Tragedies: Notes on Recent Criticism and Fiction,” August “Two Pairs of Lovers: Notes on Recent Poetry, Biography and Fiction,” September (joint review) “Harvard, Princeton, and Yale,” Found in: Forum (September) “Non-Euclidean Mathematics and Fiction: Notes on Recently Published Books,” October “A Guide to Gertrude Stein: The Evolution of a Master of Fiction into a Painter of Cubist Still-Life Prose,” September “The Real Religion of the Witches: A Note on Miss Margaret Murray’s Theory of the Witch Cult in Western Europe,” October Reviews of J.W. Mackail Virgil and His Meaning to the World Today and Tenney Frank Virgil: A Biography, Found in: Dial, November “The Atom, The Bow-Boy, and Tennyson” Reviews of Louise Bogan, Carl Van Vechten, and Harold Nicholson, November Preface to Rousseau’s Confessions