By: Fred C. Smale

“It — draws — life!” he moaned.

By: William Carlos Williams

“The decay of cathedrals / is efflorescent / through the phenomenal / growth of movie houses”

By: Gertrude Atherton

“Somebody else seemed to be looking out of your eyes…”

By: Joshua Glenn

10 Radium Age art works in which the use of color evokes awe-inspiring scientific and technological breakthroughs.

By: D.H. Lawrence

“Men wanted to be like gods…”

By: Fred C. Smale

“Well, to be frank with you,” said he, “there is something supernormal about it.”

By: Gertrude Atherton

“Young women have little psychology. They are too fluid.”

By: I-to Wen

“Tables and chairs float in fields and water ponds…”

By: Joshua Glenn

10 Radium Age art works about the awe and dread of the smallest particles.

By: Jack London

“I have no time for argument. Get out of the way.”

By: Richard Wright

“They jerked up and down at the throbbing machines…”

By: Gertrude Atherton

“It was quite evident that he was watching charm in action.”

By: Ezra Pound

“And Tovarisch lay in the wind / And the sun lay over the wind, / And three forms became in the air / And hovered about him…”

By: Edmond Hamilton

“There was no answer from the cold mound of earth…”

By: Jack London

“What was the product of their toil that had given Goliah the wealth necessary to realize his plans? Commercial radium.”