The Dial (U.S.): modernist poetry, reviews, and New York networks (1917-1929)

1. The Dial enters New York mailing registration

   Aug 3, 1918Labels: The Dial, New York

   • Wikisource

2. Thayer and Watson purchase The Dial

   Nov 1, 1919Labels: Scofield Thayer, James Sibley

   • Thayer bio
   • Watson bio

3. Modernist relaunch begins with January 1920 issue

   Jan 1, 1920Labels: The Dial, Modernist Relaunch

   • Wikisource
   • Watson bio

4. Yeats’s “The Second Coming” appears in The Dial

   Nov 1, 1920Labels: W B, The Second

   • Second Coming
   • The Dial

5. Thayer and Watson announce the Dial Award

   Jun 1, 1921Labels: Dial Award, Scofield Thayer

   • The Dial

6. First Dial Award granted to Sherwood Anderson

   Jan 1, 1922Labels: Sherwood Anderson, Dial Award

   • The Dial

7. Dial Award given to T. S. Eliot

   Jan 1, 1922Labels: T S, Dial Award

   • The Dial
   • Waste Land

8. The Dial publishes first U.S. appearance of The Waste Land

   Nov 1, 1922Labels: The Waste, T S

   • NYPL
   • Beinecke

9. Marianne Moore receives the Dial Award

   Jan 1, 1924Labels: Marianne Moore, Dial Award

   • Moore bio
   • The Dial

10. Marianne Moore becomes editor of The Dial

    Jul 1, 1926Labels: Marianne Moore, Editor

    • WorldCat
    • Moore bio

11. TIME reports The Dial will end after July issue

    Jun 10, 1929Labels: TIME Magazine, The Dial

    • TIME

12. The Dial suspends publication with July 1929 issue

    Jul 1, 1929Labels: The Dial, Suspension

    • TIME
    • The Dial