At The Mermaid Inn

The Original At The Mermaid Inn, One Of The Most Notable Literary Endeavours In Canada, Was The Result Of The Combined Efforts Of Three Poets: Wilfred Campbell , Archibald Lampman , And Duncan Campbell Scott ASaturday Column That Ran In The Toronto Globe From February Until July , It Covered AWide Range Of Material ?Original Poetry And Prose, Book And Music Reviews, Articles On Philosophy, Politics, Poetics, Religion, And Writings On AMyriad Of Other MattersCritics Have Often Referred To The Column In General Terms, But Until Now It Has Been Unavailable In Book Form For Detailed StudyThis Careful Transcription Of The Entire Series Offers AFresh Perspective On Three Of The Most Important Canadian Literary Figures Of The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth CenturiesHere Are Three Major Canadian Poets As Prose WritersLampman Writes Essays About Nature And Poetry, Campbell Provides Controversial Views On Many Subjects, Especially Religion And Poetry, Scott Writes Book Reviews And Scholarly Essays On Music And AVariety Of Canadian MattersAt The Mermaid Inn Gives AFascinating Glimpse Into The Literary And Social Concerns Of The DayThis Volume Beings To New Light One Of The Most Readable And Vital Documents In Canadian Life And Literature. 
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