Pg. 195 of David Markson’s copy of Ezra Pound: Among the Poets by Various (Ed. George Bornstein):

     On which Markson put quotation marks around the title of a chapter:
     “The Contemporary of Our Grandchildren”
     And then written in the margin:
     “(Phrase is Kenner’s)”

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     The concept of Pound being “the contemporary of our grandchildren” is a fascinating idea which definitely is complicated by this quote of Pound’s as retold by Markson in his Conjunctions interview:
     “Ezra Pound once said something like there’s no record of a critic saying anything important about writers who have come after him.”