Parker's poem "Any Porch" appeared in Vanity Fair, December 1915.
Dorothy Parker’s poem “Any Porch” was featured in the December 1915 issue of Vanity Fair, marking her debut with the influential magazine. This introduction to Vanity Fair’s readers set the stage for her subsequent role as a prominent writer and critic within the Circle of the Algonquin. It reflected both her cunning use of satire and ability to charm audiences with her witty insights.