The Dial (magazine)

The Dial was an influential American magazine published from 1888 to 1929 that focused on arts, literature, and culture. It showcased new ideas, modernist movements, and prominent writers and artists of the time. Known for its intellectual and avant-garde content, The Dial played a key role in shaping modernist thought in the early 20th century. Its publication helped introduce groundbreaking literary works and artistic perspectives to a broad audience, fostering cultural innovation and discussion during a dynamic period of American and global artistic development.