1942 in Poetry - Births

Births

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  • February 23 – Haki R. Madhubuti (born "Don Luther Lee"), African-American poet, author and academic
  • March 13 – Mahmoud Darwish, Palestinian poet and prose writer
  • March 23 – Ama Ata Aidoo Ghanaian author, poet and playwright
  • March 26 – Erica Jong, American author and poet
  • October 5 – Nick Piombino, American poet, essayist, and psychotherapist. Sometimes associated with Language poets, because of his frequent appearance in the seminal L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E magazine early in his poetic career
  • October 23 – Douglas Dunn, Scottish poet, academic and critic.
  • November 9 – Karin Kiwus, German
  • November 11 – William Matthews, American poet and essayist
  • December 16 – Peter Seaton, American poet associated with the Language poets
  • November 19 – Sharon Olds, American poet
  • December 9 – David Harsent, English poet and crime novelist
  • Also:
    • Gladys Cardiff, American poet and academic
    • Stuart Dybek, American poet and author
    • Mark DeFoe
    • Douglas Eaglesham Dunn
    • Ebon (poet) / Leo Thomas Hale / Ebon Dooley, African American
    • Jennifer Footman
    • Marilyn Hacker, American poet, critic, and reviewer
    • David Henderson, poet associated with the Umbra workshop and Black Arts Movement
    • Everett H. Hoagland III, African-American
    • Peter Klappert, American
    • Sydney Lea, American
    • Susan Ludvigson, American
    • Charles Martin, American poet, critic and translator
    • Pat Mora, female Mexican-American author and poet
    • Eilean Ni Chuilleanain, Irish poet
    • Arthur Nortje, South African poet (died 1970)
    • Henry S. Taylor, Pulitzer Prize-winning American
    • Tom Weatherly, American
    • Hugo Williams, English poet, journalist and travel writer

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