Anthologies containing A.F. Moritz poems

 Includes a copy of the anthology and correspondence.  

"The Knight: For Gordon Lightfoot" in 50+ Poems for Gordon Lightfoot. 

Poem by A.F. Moritz "To the Still Unborn" on page 108.  

Contains 6 poems by A.F. Moritz: "The Old West", "Everything in Place", "To the Still Unborn", "Maynard Ferguson Playing 'Manteca'". "To the Strangers Who Talk Loud in My Ear in Public Places" and "Butterfly." Also contains 4 poems, by A.F. Moritz's son Blaise Moritz.   

   Poem by A.F. Moritz "Homelogue"

Poem by A.F. Moritz "Music and Exile."

Copy of published anthology with poem by AFM "To the Still Unborn" on p.108.  Edited by Amanda Jernigan and Evan Jones. Toronto: Fitzhenry & Whiteside  

Copy of anthology. Edited by Jacob McArthur Mooney, Molly Peacock and Anita Lahey. Toronto: Tightrope Book Inc.  AFM poem "Entrances" on p. 71.   

Four of AFM's poems in the anthology The Edges of Time, edited by Maureen Whyte.

AFM's poem "Mastectomy", from The Sentinel, included in Another Dysfunctional Cancer Poem Anthology, edited by Priscila Uppal and Meaghan Strimas. Uppal asked for the poem and passed away before the book was published.

Three poems in the anthology Tamaracks: Canadian Poetry for the 21st Century, edited by James Deahl.

AFM's introduction of Carleton Wilson included in the anthology Introductions: Poets Present Poets, edited by Evan Jones.

Three poems anthologized in Dennis Lee's The New Canadian Poets 1970-1985, including "Catalogue of Bourgeois Objects", "What They Prayed For" and "Prayer for Prophecy".

AFM's chapter on Emily Warren in The Light Must Be Perfect: The Life and Art of Emily Warren by Constance McRae.

AFM provided the introduction for New Canadian Poetry.

Biannual publication of The Ontario Poetry Society. AFM’s poem “Chappie” and his review of George Elliott Clarke’s Canticles II (2019) are included.

A copy of Five Canadian Poets: Analytical Essays on James Deahl, John B. Lee, Don Gutteridge, Glen Sorestad and A.F. Mortiz by Miguel Ángel Olivé Iglesias, containing a poem by AFM and an essay about him by the author.