Holly A. Baggett, a history professor and author, dives into the revolutionary impact of 'The Little Review,' the early 20th-century magazine that published works by literary giants while championing feminism, free love, and anarchy. She discusses the scandal surrounding the serialization of Joyce's 'Ulysses' and its subsequent obscenity trial, which reshaped the literary landscape. Phil Jones shares his thoughts on the last book he would ever read, offering a glimpse into the literary legacies that continue to influence today.

Discover the rebellious lives of Margaret Anderson and Jane Heap, founders of the influential 'Little Review'. Explore their promotion of radical trends, support for women writers, and embrace of mysticism. Uncover their impact on modernism, feminism, and cultural norms.