Margaret Anderson's Mix Tape

Margaret Anderson made you a mix tape.

Margaret Anderson is something of a strange bird. She was the creator of Little Review, the modernist magazine that employed Ezra Pound, published James Joyce's Ulysses, and introduced America to some of the greatest Modernists of Europe. She was a small town, Midwestern girl, who first went to Chicago before discovering what Chicagoans still have to deal with: the city's lack of interest in funding the arts.