Latest News About Logan Pearsall Smith

Logan Pearsall Smith (1865–1946) remains best known for his witty essays and sharp literary criticism; current coverage mainly notes his English-speaking career, essays, and biographical details rather than contemporary “news” about him, since he lived in the early 20th century. If you’re looking for recent scholarship or new archival findings, I can pull together the latest reputable sources and summaries.

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• Quick overview: He was an Anglo-American essayist and critic, born in New Jersey, who spent much of his life in England and wrote works such as All Trivia (1933) and various pieces on reading and language.[5]
• Notable biographical anchors: birth date (October 18, 1865) and death (March 2, 1946); a figure who influenced modern essays and literary criticism.[2][3]
• Where to find primary/secondary material: Library of Congress authority page and major reference works summarize his life and bibliography; encyclopedia entries provide concise overviews and lists of works.[2][5]

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