David Solway
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David Solway (born 1941) is a Canadian poet, educational theorist, travel writer and Critic of Jewish descent. Member of the Jubilate Circle. Formerly professor of English Literature at John Abbott College. He lives in Hudson, Quebec.
David Solway is renowned for his metier, both as a poet and as a teacher, his common sense, skepticism, flamboyancy and polemical outspokenness.
* Modern Marriage 1987 * Bedrock 1993 * Chess Pieces 1999 * The Lover's progress, Poems after William Hogarth, 2001 * Franklin's Passage 2003
* Andreas Karavis: Saracen Island, The Poetry of Andreas Karavis, 2000 * Nesmine Rifat: Pallikari
* Education Lost 1989 * Random Walks * Lying about the Wolf, Essays in Culture & Education, 1997 * The Turtle Hypodermic of Sickenpods, Liberal Studies in the Corporate Age, 2000 * An Andreas Karavis Companion, 2000 * Director's Cut, 2003
About David Solway:
* Carmine Starnino, ed.: David Solway, Essays on His Works, 2001
See also: List of Canadian poets