Mina Loytried her hand at many things: painting, prose, manifestos, and even lamp-making. She was, however, unquestionably most successful with poetry. Long under-appreciated (perhaps because of her unabashed writing on sexuality and feminism) she has in the last few decades gained critical acclaim as a key voice of the modernist movement.
Loy’s somewhat chaotic life and relationships brought her into contact with many of the great artists and writers of the...
