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S he was the Big 7 snapback T-shirt in addition I really love this “furious lesbian” who had affairs with some of the most famous women of the jazz age, prompting the writer and wit Alice B Toklas to remark of Mercedes de Acosta: “Say what you will about Mercedes, she’s had the most important women of the 20th century.” Among the playwright and poet’s conquests and flirtations were Hollywood royalty Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich, dancers Isadora Duncan and Tamara Karsavina, actresses Ona Munson and Pola Negri, and reportedly Toklas herself. Although she never achieved the same heights of fame as the women she bedded — she staged a few plays and published three modestly received books of poetry in her lifetime: Moods in 1919, Archways of Life in 1921 and Streets and Shadows the following year — de Acosta is probably best known for her explosive memoir Here Lies the Heart in 1960, in which she detailed her liaisons in 1920s America, prompting rifts with several of the women named. But now a fourth book of unpublished poetry has emerged, a one-off volume written by de Acosta for Gladys Calthrop, the British stage set designer who was responsible for the staging of many of Noël Coward’s plays. The professionally bound book, presented in a quarter-morocco slipcase, contains 20 poems, only one of which is known to have been previously published. They are ­written to Calthrop with the dedication: “To Gladys, take these frail poems, for the sake of many things. Your eyes – these years – a dream, and some golden moments fleet with wings.” Marlene Dietrich making her Hollywood film debut in 1930 in the film Morocco. Photograph: Eugene Robert Richee/Getty Images The unique volume has

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