Frank Oliver Call

Frank Oliver Call (April 11, 1878 – September 7, 1956) was a Canadian poet and academic.

Born in Brome Lake, Quebec, Call was educated at Bishop's University in Paris and Marburg and at McGill University, and was subsequently a professor of languages at Bishop's and McGill. although there is not currently sufficient biographical evidence to confirm whether Call ever actually identified as gay.

In addition to writing poetry, Call published two volumes of travel writing, The Spell of French Canada (1926) and The Spell of Acadia (1930), and a biography of Marguerite Bourgeoys.

Call won the Quebec Literary Competition Award in 1924 for Blue Homespun. In addition, he was involved in Canadian Poetry Magazine, the Canadian Authors Association and PEN Canada.

He died at Knowlton, Quebec, in 1956.