The Little Review and the serialisation, trial, and reception of Ulysses (1914-1921)

1. The Little Review launches in Chicago

   Mar 1, 1914Labels: Margaret C, The Little

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2. Ezra Pound becomes foreign editor

   Jan 1, 1917Labels: Ezra Pound, The Little

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   • Britannica

3. Ulysses serialization begins with “Telemachus”

   Mar 1, 1918Labels: James Joyce, The Little

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4. Early censorship pressure disrupts distribution

   Jan 1, 1919Labels: U S, censorship

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   • Hindman

5. Joyce installments expand modernist readership

   Aug 1, 1919Labels: The Little, James Joyce

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6. “Cyclops” installments draw renewed seizures

   Jan 1, 1920Labels: Cyclops episode, censorship

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7. “Nausicaa” episode appears in April issue

   Apr 1, 1920Labels: Nausicaa episode, The Little

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8. Serialization ends with partial “Oxen of the Sun”

   Aug 1, 1920Labels: Oxen of, The Little

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   • Hutton table

9. Vice-suppression group prompts criminal complaint

   Sep 1, 1920Labels: New York, vice group

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   • Hindman

10. Trial begins in New York Court of Special Sessions

    Feb 14, 1921Labels: Court of, Margaret Anderson

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11. Anderson and Heap are convicted and fined

    Feb 21, 1921Labels: Anderson and, Court conviction

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    • Famous Trials
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12. Trial’s aftermath reshapes magazine and Ulysses’s path

    Dec 1, 1921Labels: The Little, James Joyce

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    • MJP
    • Joyce bio