staff of The Countryman, the magazine where he was working. During the Second World War he served in the RAF, and he stayed on in the Air Ministry until 1954. Retiring because of poor health, he farmed near Abingdon until his death in Inverness. Robert Graves, a friend from Oxford days, edited his Collected Poems, published in 1964. Graves's introduction provides the longest printed account of Prewett's life available. A volume of Selected Poems was published in 1987. References External links Article on Prewett by Andrew Coppolino Frank Prewett family tree A Canadian in the Gasington [sic] Circle: Frank Prewett's Literary Friendships Archives of Frank Prewett (Frank Prewett fonds, R11792) are held at Library and Archives Canada 1893 births 1962 deaths Writers from Ontario 20th-century Canadian poets Canadian male poets People from Wellington County, Ontario 20th-century Canadian male writers British Army personnel of World War I Royal Field Artillery soldiers Royal Air Force personnel of World War II