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Two Model Reviews: A Tribute TO James E. May

When the Scriblerian editors received from James McLaverty an extensive and detailed review of one of Jim May’s latest essays, we thought it might well serve as our overdue tribute to Jim’s many contributions to the journal, most useful his ‘‘Scribleriana Transferred’’ column, which he has provided since Autumn 1991, twenty-seven years of tracking listings and acquisitions of materials important to our readers. His bibliographical expertise has often been displayed in that section of the journal, as well as in the laudatory reviews of his essays that we have published and in his meticulous reviewing of the work of others, beautifully exemplified in the present issue by his review of The Collected Poems of Laurence Whyte. As Mr. McLaverty demonstrates, Jim’s bibliographical virtuosity demands a reviewer willing to provide a reflective virtuosity to do it full justice; it is a measure of his value to the profession that Jim May has challenged so many of us over the past three decades to rise to the occasion when encountering his writings.