Harriet Monroe Livres

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This biography highlights the life and work of John Wellborn Root, a prominent American architect who played a key role in the development of the modern American skyscraper. Monroe's detailed research sheds light on Root's incredible career and his contributions to the field of architecture.

This collection of poems by Harriet Monroe includes many of her most famous works, such as 'Valeria' and 'The Columbian Ode.' As the founder and editor of Poetry magazine, Monroe was a major force in the world of poetry in the early 20th century.

Monroe curates a stunning collection of contemporary poetry, featuring bold and innovative work from some of the most celebrated poets of her time. From love and loss to politics and nature, these poems capture the full range of human experience with remarkable clarity and beauty. With an introduction by Monroe that offers insightful commentary on the significance of each poem, this book is a must-read for all lovers of poetry.