Tom Dilworth is a Killam Fellow and University Professor in the English Department at the University of Windsor, Ontario. He has published widely on Modern literature and Romantic poetry and is the author of The Shape of Meaning in the Poetry of David Jones (1988), which won the British Council Prize in the Humanities. He edited Inner Necessities: the Letters of David Jones to Desmond Chute (1984), Jones’s Wedding Poems (Enitharmon, 2002) and Jones’s illustrated Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Enitharmon, 2005). He has written the critical introductions and afterwords for the bilingual (English/French) Ad Solem editions of The Anathemata, The Sleeping Lord, and Le Dit Du Vieux Marin. He is currently co-editing Composition as Conversation: the Letters of Gertrude Stein, Virgil Thomson, and Alice B. Toklas and writing the biography of David Jones. His recent poems have appeared in Notre Dame Review, Salmagundi, Rampike, Ontario Review, and Poetry (Chicago).