Winfield Townley Scott

Winfield Townley Scott (30 April 1910 - 28 April 1968) was an American poet, newspaper editor, broadcaster and occasional critic. He is most notable to this wiki for his early scholarly work on the late Howard Phillips Lovecraft.
==Overview==
Scott was known to have engaged in a brief correspondence with Lovecraft, and after his death wrote a handful of non-fiction works in appreciation of his former associate. He also wrote a critique of H. P. Lovecraft (1890–1937) for The Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin, and edited a short memoir of Lovecraft by his former wife Sonia H. Greene.
Scott was a long-term resident of New England, living there from birth until 1954 when he and his wife left for Santa Fe, California, and attended Brown University in his younger days.
==Selected Bibliography==
=== Non-Fiction ===
*"The Case of Howard Phillips Lovecraft of Providence, R. I." (1943)
*"His Own Most Fantastic Creation: Howard Phillips Lovecraft" (1944)
*"A Parenthesis on Lovecraft as Poet" (1945)
*"Lovecraft as a Poet" (1945)
==External Links==
*Winfield Townley Scott at Wikipedia
*Winfield Townley Scott at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
Category:Non-Fiction Authors
Category:Critics
Category:Deceased (Real World)
Category:Lovecraft's Correspondents
Category:Editors