The Smart Set

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The Smart Set was an early 20th-century American literary magazine known for its sophisticated, iconoclastic fiction, criticism, and commentary, and for helping launch the careers of several major writers.

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instanceOf literary magazine
circulationArea United States
countryOfOrigin United States
describedBySource early 20th-century American literary magazine
dissolvedOrAbolished 1930
editor Arthur Grissom
George Jean Nathan
H. L. Mencken
Harrison Rhodes
Henry L. Mencken
linked to: H. L. Mencken

Marmaduke Pickthall
Willard Huntington Wright
editorialLine anti-puritan
cosmopolitan
iconoclastic
genre essay
fiction
literary criticism
social commentary
hasContributor D. H. Lawrence
Dorothy Parker
F. Scott Fitzgerald
George Jean Nathan
H. L. Mencken
Jack London
James Joyce
Joseph Conrad
O. Henry
Sinclair Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
Willa Cather
hasPart book review section
drama criticism section
fiction section
poetry section
social commentary column
inception 1900
influenced The American Mercury
modern American literary journalism
languageOfWorkOrName English
locationOfHeadquarters New York City
mainSubject contemporary literature
politics and society
theatre
notableFor helping launch the careers of several major writers
iconoclastic criticism
social satire
sophisticated fiction
publicationFrequency monthly
publisher John Adams Thayer Company

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H. L. Mencken employer The Smart Set
Rain firstPublishedIn The Smart Set
The American Mercury successorTo The Smart Set
William Haines notableWork The Smart Set