In Memoriam
ARTHUR JAMES MARSHALL SMITH
(1902-1980)
A.J.M. Smith died on November 21, 1980. His place in our literary history is secure for all time.
— F.R. Scott
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PREFACE
Citation of A.J.M. Smith
by Ralph Gustafson
STUDIES
The Legacy of A.J.M. Smith
by Peter Stevens
A.J.M. Smith’s Revisions to His Poems
by Michael Darling
Not of Things Only, But of Thoughts: Notes on A.J.M. Smith’s Imagistic Poems
by D.M.R. Bentley
“To Hold in a Poem”: Tension and Balance in A.J.M. Smith’s Verse
by Roderick Wilson Harvey
The Beginnings of Canadain Modernism
by Ken Norris
The Young Turks: A Biographer’s Comment
by Patricia Morley
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DOCUMENTS
An Interview with A.J.M. Smith
by Michael Heenan
A.J.M. Smith: A Personal Memoir
by F.R. Scott
The “I” in A.J.M. Smith
by Leon Edel
A Few Pages in the History of Canadian Literature
by W.E. Collin
Some Annotated Letters of A.J.M. Smith and Raymond Knister
by Anne Burke
REVIEWS
Waiting for the Critical Phoenix
by Peter Stevens
An Annotated Bibliography of A.J.M. Smith
by I.S. MacLaren
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