Births
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- February 1 – Muriel Spark (dued 2006), Scottish novelist and poet
- February 17 – William Bronk (died 1999), American poet
- April 15 – Louis Coxe, American poet
- April 23 – James Kirkup, English poet, translator and travel writer
- May 10 – Jane Mayhall (died 2009), American poet and novelist.
- July 9 – John Heath-Stubbs (died 2006), English poet and translator
- August 23 – Vinda Karandikar, also known as C. V. Karandikar, Indian, Marathi-language poet, critic and translator
- November 16 – Nicholas Moore (died 1986), English poet, associated with the New Apocalyptics in the 1940s, who later dropped out of the literary world
- November 19 – W. S. Graham (died 1986), Scotts poet often associated with Dylan Thomas and the neo-romantic poets
- December 8 – Hans Børli (died 1989), Norwegian poet, novelist and writer
- December 30 – Al Purdy (died 2000), a popular Canadian poet
- Also:
- M. Gopalakrishna Adiga (died 1992), Indian, Kannada-language poet often said to be the pioneer of the "navya" (modernist) literary movement in Karnataka
- Indra Dev Bhojvani, also known as "Indur", Indian, Sindhi-language
- Ram Narain Singh Dardi, Indian, Punjabi-language poet who wrote in the Lahndi dialect
- Maheswar Neog, Indian, Assamese-language scholar and poet
- Shimizu Motoyoshi 清水基吉, Japanese Showa and Heisei period novelist and poet (surname: Shimizu)
- Siddayya Puranika, Indian, Kannada-language poet
- Amritdhari Singha, Indian, Maithili-language writer, philosopher and poet
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