McGrath-

I agree that a new collected edition of her poems would be a wonderful service. Her old poetry books that are avalable frequently overlap and some of them are getting quite costly. Most were only published in the 1920's or early 1930's.

I added some notes on how she supported herself and where she most likely worked in Victoria, BC, during her 10 years there in the early 1900's; you can find my notes near the end of the regular C. Fox Smith thread.

So far I've only seen the most bare bones biography, put together by Alan Hardy, which is at least a start. I'm sure she kept a journal but unfortunately it hasn't surfaced.

Cheerily,
Charley Noble