1952 in Poetry - Births

Births

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  • January 2 – Jimmy Santiago Baca, American poet and writer
  • January 10 – Dorianne Laux, American poet
  • January 17 – Barry Dempster, a Canadian poet and novelist
  • January 20 – Roo Borson, pen name of Ruth Elizabeth Borson, American native living in Canada
  • January 24 – Alice Fulton, an American poet, author, and MacArthur Foundation fellow
  • March 12 – Naomi Shihab Nye, American poet and songwriter born to a Palestinian father and American mother
  • April 12 – Gary Soto, Mexican-American poet and author
  • June 20 – Vikram Seth, Indian poet, novelist, travel writer, librettist, children's writer, biographer and memoirist
  • June 5 – Mark Jarman, American poet and critic often identified with the "New Narrative" branch of the New Formalism
  • August 5 – D. C. Reid, a Canadian poet, novelist and short story writer
  • August 28 – Rita Dove, an African American poet and author and former Poet Laureate of the United States
  • October 26 – Andrew Motion English poet, novelist, biographer and Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom
  • November 7 – Malca Litovitz, Canadian poet, author and educator
  • December 20 – Sky Gilbert, a Canadian poet, writer, actor, academic and drag performer
  • Also:
    • Maxine Chernoff — American poet and writer
    • Judith Ortiz Cofer born in Hormigueros, Puerto Rico, an author of poetry, short stories, autobiography, essays, and young adult novels
    • Carla Harryman, American poet and playwright
    • Jan Horner
    • Carole Langille
    • Myron Lysenko, Australian
    • Alberto Rios American poet and writer
    • Carolyn Smart, English–Canadian poet and educator
    • Elizabeth Spires, American poet and academic
    • Susan Stewart — American poet, academic and literary critic
    • thalia, Australian

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