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[[Image:RobertPennWarren.png|thumb|right|250px|[[Robert Penn Warren]] commemorative postage stamp released this year]]
==Events==
* [[October 7]] — Celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the first reading of [[Allen Ginsberg]]'s poem [[Howl]] were staged in San Francisco, New York City, and in Leeds in the UK. The British event, ''Howl for Now'', was accompanied by a book of essays of the same name, edited by Simon Warner, reflecting on the piece's enduring power and influence.
==Works published in English==
Listed by nation where the work was first published (and again by the poet's native land, if different); substantially revised works listed separately:
===[[Australian literature|Australia]]===
* [[Chris Mansell]], ''Mortifications & Lies'' (Kardoorair, Armidale)) ISBN 0-908244-60-6
* [[Les Murray (poet)|Les Murray]]:
** ''Hell and After, Four early English-language poets of Australia'' Carcanet
** Editor, ''Best Australian Poems 2004'', Melbourne, Black Inc.
* [[Philip Salom]], ''The Well Mouth''. (Fremantle Arts Centre) ISBN 978-1-921064-24-1
* [[Chris Wallace-Crabbe]], ''The Universe Looks Down'', Brandl & Schlesinger, ISBN 1-876040-74-2, [[Australian literature|Australia]]
===[[Canadian literature|Canada]]===
* [[George Elliott Clarke]], ''Illuminated Verses''. Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press, ISBN 1-55130-280-2
* [[Anne Compton]], ''Processional''
* [[Sylvia Legris]], ''Nerve Squall'', winner of 2006 [[Pat Lowther Award]], winner of the 2006 Canadian [[Griffin Poetry Prize]], shortlisted for [[Saskatchewan Book Award]] ([[Canadian literature|Canada]])
* [[Michael Palmer]], ''Company of Moths'', shortlisted for the [[Griffin Poetry Prize]] (2006)
* [[John Pass]], ''Stumbling in the Bloom'', (ISBN 0-88982-201-8) winner of the 2006 Governor General's Literary Award for Poetry ([[Canadian literature|Canada]])
===[[Irish poetry|Ireland]]===
* [[Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin]]:
**''Verbale'' by [[Michele Ranchetti]], translated by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin and others, Dublin: Instituto Italiano di Cultura<ref name=encpiw>[http://ireland.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?obj_id=11162&x=1 Web page titled "Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin"] at Poetry International website, accessed [[May 3]], [[2008]]</ref>
** ''After the Raising of Lazarus: Poems Translated from the Romanian by Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin'', poems by [[Ileana Malancioiu]], Cork: Southword Editions<ref name=encpiw/>
* [[Thomas McCarthy (poet)|Thomas McCarthy]], ''Merchant Prince'', Anvil Press, London, Irish work published in the [[English poetry|United Kingdom]]<ref name=tmpiw>[http://ireland.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?obj_id=9272 Web page titled "Thomas McCarthy"] at the Poetry International Website, accessed [[May 2]], [[2008]]</ref>
===[[Literature of New Zealand|New Zealand]]===
* [[Raewyn Alexander]]:
** ''It's a Secret: Selected Poems'' (Auckland: Brightsparkbooks)<ref name=raual>[http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/nzp/nzlit2/alexander.htm Web page titled "Raewyn Alexander / New Zealand Literature File"] at the University of Aukland Library website, accessed [[April 30]], [[2008]]</ref>
** ''Writing Poetry: Fireworks, Clay & Architecture'' (Auckland: Brightsparkbooks)<ref name=raual/>
* [[Stu Bagby]], ''As it was in the beginning'' (Steele Roberts Publications Ltd.)
* [[Wystan Curnow]], ''Modern Colours'' (Jack Books)
* [[Stephanie de Montalk]], ''Cover Stories'' (Victoria University Press)
* [[Anne Kennedy]], ''Time of the Giants'' (Auckland University Press)
* [[Michele Leggott]], ''Milk & Honey'', Auckland: Auckland University Press
* [[Bill Manhire]], ''Lifted'', [[New Zealand literature|New Zealand]]
* [[Cilla McQueen]], ''Fire-penny'', Otago University Press<ref>[http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/nzp/nzlit2/mcqueen.htm Cilla McQueen - NZ Literature File - LEARN - The University Of Auckland Library<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
* [[Karlo Mila]], ''Dream Fish Floating'' (Huia Publishers)
* [[James Norcliffe]], ''Along Blueskin Road'' (Canterbury University Press)
* [[Gregory O’Brien]], ''Afternoon of An Evening Train'' (Victoria University Press)
* [[Vivienne Plumb]], ''Scarab: A Poetic Documentary'' (Seraph Press)
* [[Anna Smaill]], ''The Violinist in Spring'' (Victoria University Press)
* [[Robert Sullivan]], ''Voice Carried My Family'' (Auckland University Press)
* [[Ian Wedde]], ''Three Regrets and a Hymn to Beauty'' (Auckland University Press)
====Poets in ''Best New Zealand Poems''====
Poems from these 25 poets, selected by [[Emma Neale]] were included in ''[[Best New Zealand Poems series|Best New Zealand Poems 2004]]'', published online this year:
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* [[Tusiata Avia]]
* [[Hinemoana Baker]]
* [[Diane Brown]]
* [[James Brown (New Zealand poet)|James Brown]]
* [[Geoff Cochrane]]
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* [[Linda Connell]]
* [[Wystan Curnow]]
* [[Anne French]]
* [[Paula Green (New Zealand poet)|Paula Green]]
* [[David Howard]]
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* [[Andrew Johnston (New Zealand poet)|Andrew Johnston]]
* [[Tim Jones (New Zealand poet)|Tim Jones]]
* [[Anne Kennedy]]
* [[Tze Ming Mok]]
* [[Peter Olds]]
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* [[Vincent O'Sullivan]]
* [[Vivienne Plumb]]
* [[Richard Reeve]]
* [[Elizabeth Smither]]
* [[Kendrick Smithyman]]
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* [[C.K. Stead]]
*[[Brian Turner (New Zealand poet)|Brian Turner]]
* [[Sue Wootton]]
* [[Sonja Yelich]]
* [[Ashleigh Young]]
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===[[English poetry|United Kingdom]]===
* [[Carol Ann Duffy]]:
** ''Another Night Before Christmas'', John Murray
** ''Moon Zoo'', Macmillan
** ''Rapture'', Picador
* [[John Heath-Stubbs]], ''Pigs Might Fly''
* [[Jackie Kay]], ''Life Mask''
* [[Derek Mahon]], ''Harbour Lights.'' Gallery Press
* [[Thomas McCarthy (poet)|Thomas McCarthy]], ''Merchant Prince'', London; Anvil Press, [[Irish poetry|Irish]] work published in the [[English poetry|United Kingdom]]<ref name=tmpiw>[http://ireland.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?obj_id=9272 Web page titled "Thomas McCarthy"] at the Poetry International Website, accessed [[May 2]], [[2008]]</ref>
* [[Brian Merriman]]: ''The Midnight Court'' (translation by [[Ciarán Carson]] of ''Cúirt an Mhéan Oíche''), Gallery Press; Wake Forest University Press, 2006, posthumous
* [[Alice Oswald]], ''Woods etc.'', Faber and Faber, ISBN 0-571-21852-0
====Anthologies in the United Kingdom====
* [[Alice Oswald]], ''The Thunder Mutters: 101 Poems for the Planet'', (editor), Faber and Faber, ISBN 0-571-21854-7
* [[Nii Ayikwei Parkes]] and [[Kadija Sesay]], ''Dance the Guns to Silence: 100 Poems for [[Ken Saro-Wiwa]]'' (Flipped Eye Publishing) anthology with a foreword by Saro-Wiwa’s son, Ken Wiwa, including poems by [[Mutabaruka]], [[Sharan Strange]], [[Chris Abani]], [[Jayne Cortez]], [[Kwame Dawes]], [[Amiri Baraka]], [[Kamau Braithwaite]]; and poems in Catalan, Scots, Creole, Castilian paying tribute to Khana, Saro-Wiwa’s mother tongue.
====Criticism, scholarship and biography in the United Kingdom====
* [[Elaine Feinstein]], ''Anna of all the Russias: A life of [[Anna Akhmatova]]'', London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2005 (ISBN 0-297-64309-6); N.Y.: Alfred A. Knopf, 2006 (ISBN 1-4000-4089-2)
===[[American poetry|United States]]===
* [[Elizabeth Alexander (poet)|Elizabeth Alexander]], ''American Sublime''<ref>[http://www.poetryfoundation.org/archive/poet.html?id=82517 Web page titled "Elizabeth Alexander"] at the Poetry Foundation website, accessed [[April 24]], [[2008]]</ref>
* [[John Ashbery]], ''Where Shall I Wander''
* [[Bei Dao]], ''Midnight's Gate'' translation by Matthew Fryslie, edited by Christopher Mattison (New Directions) ISBN 0-8112-1584-9
* [[Ted Berrigan]], ''Collected Poems'' (University of California Press), edited by his widow [[Alice Notley]] and sons Anselm and Edmund Berrigan, posthumous
* [[Frank Bidart]], ''Star Dust'', one of the [[New York Times]] "100 Notable Books of the Year"<ref name=nytnby>[http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/04/books/review/notable-books2005.html?ei=5070&en=6f550d5f81ac87d7&ex=1163307600&pagewanted=print]"100 Notable Books of the Year", ''New York Times Book Review'', [[December 4]], [[2005]]</ref>
* [[Oscar Brown Jr.]], ''What It Is: Poems and Opinions of Oscar Brown Jr.'' (Oyster Knife Publishing)
* [[Charles Bukowski]], ''The Flash of Lightning Behind the Mountain: New Poems'' (Ecco)
* [[Ana Castillo]], ''Watercolor Women/Opaque Men in Verse'' (Curbstone Press)
* [[Adrian Castro]], ''Wise Fish: Tales in 6/8 Time'' (Coffee House Press)
* [[Dan Chiasson]], ''Natural History: Poems, one of the [[New York Times]] "100 Notable books of the year"<ref name=nytnby/>
* [[Henri Cole]], ''Vingt-Deux Poèmes''(Yvon Lambert, Paris)
* [[Billy Collins]], ''The Trouble With Poetry and Other Poems'', (ISBN 0-375-50382-X)
* [[Mark Doty]], ''School of the Arts'', HarperCollins
* [[Forrest Gander]], ''Eye Against Eye'' (New Directions)
* [[Jorie Graham]], ''Overlord: Poems'', one of the [[New York Times]] "100 Notable books of the year"<ref name=nytnby/>
* [[Allison Hedge Coke]], ''[[Off-Season City Pipe]]'' [[Coffee House Press]]
* [[Michael Hofmann]], translator, ''Ashes for Breakfast: Selected Poems'' by [[Durs Grünbein]], [[German poetry|German]], Macmillan/[[Farrar, Straus and Giroux]]
* [[John Hollander]], editor, ''Poems Bewitched and Haunted''
* [[Paul Hoover]], ''Poems in Spanish'', (Omnidawn Publishing)
* [[June Jordan]], ''Directed by Desire: The Collected Poems of June Jordan'' (Copper Canyon Press), posthumous
* [[Ted Kooser]], ''Delights and Shadows'' (Copper Canyon Press)
* [[Stanley Kunitz]], ''The Collected Poems'' (W. W. Norton)
* [[Laurie Lamon]], ''The Fork Without Hunger'', CavanKerry Press
* [[James McMichael]], ''Capacity'', a book-length poem and finalist for the 2006 National Book Award for Poetry
* [[W.K. Lawrence]], ''State of Love and Trust''
* [[David Lehman]], editor, ''Great American Prose Poems: From Poe to the Present'' (Scribner), an anthology
* [[William Logan (poet)|William Logan]], ''The Whispering Gallery''
* [[Richard Loranger]], ''Poems for Teeth'' (We Press)
* [[Claire Lux]] and [[John Most]], ''Atelier'' (AQP Collective)
* [[W.S. Merwin]], ''Migration: New and Selected Poems'', one of the [[New York Times]] "100 Notable books of the year"<ref name=nytnby/>
* [[Ange Mlinko]], ''Starred Wire'' (Coffee House Press, 2005), winner of the 2004 National Poetry Series
* [[Sharon Olds]], ''Strike Sparks: Selected Poems, 1980-2002'' (Knopf)
* [[Jason Shinder]], editor, ''The Poem That Changed America: "Howl" Fifty Years Later'', essays on the impact of Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl” on American literature and culture; Farrar, Straus and Giroux
* [[Patti Smith]], ''[[Auguries of Innocence (poems)|Auguries of Innocence]]''
* [[Tony Tost]], ''World Jelly''
* [[Brian Turner (American poet)|Brian Turner]], ''Here, Bullet'', (Alice James Books), war poetry
*[[Richard Wilbur]], ''Collected Poems, 1943-2004'' (Harvest Books), one of the [[New York Times]] "100 Notable books of the year"<ref name=nytnby/>
* [[Marvin X]], ''Land of My Daughters: Poems 1995-2005'' (Black Bird Press)
====Poets whose works appeared in ''The Best American Poetry 2005''====
The 75 poets included in ''[[The Best American Poetry 2005]]'', edited by [[David Lehman]], co-edited this year by [[Paul Muldoon]]:
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*[[A.R. Ammons]]
*[[John Ashbery]]
*[[Maureen Bloomfield]]
*[[Catherine Bowman]]
*[[Stephanie Brown]]
*[[Charles Bukowski]]
*[[Elena Karina Byrne]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Shanna Compton]]
*[[James Cummins]]
*[[Jamey Dunham]]
*[[Stephen Dunn]]
*[[Karl Elder]]
*[[Lynn Emanuel]]
*[[Elaine Equi]]
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*[[Clayton Eshleman]]
*[[Andrew Feld]]
*[[Beth Ann Fennelly]]
*[[Edward Field]]
*[[Richard Garcia]]
*[[Amy Gerstler]]
*[[Leonard Gontarek]]
*[[Jessica Goodheart]]
*[[George Green]]
*[[Arielle Greenberg]]
*[[Marilyn Hacker]]
*[[Matthea Harvey]]
*[[Stacey Harwood]]
*[[Terrance Hayes]]
*[[Samuel Hazo]]
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*[[Anthony Hecht]]
*[[Jennifer Michael Hecht]]
*[[Lyn Hejinian]]
*[[Ruth Herschberger]]
*[[Jane Hirshfield]]
*[[Tony Hoagland]]
*[[Vicki Hudspith]]
*[[Donald Justice]]
*[[Mary Karr]]
*[[Garret Keizer]]
*[[Brigit Pegeen Kelly]]
*[[Galway Kinnell]]
*[[Rachel Loden]]
*[[Sarah Manguso]]
*[[Heather McHugh]]
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*[[D. Nurske]]
*[[Steve Orlen]]
*[[Eugene Ostashevsky]]
*[[Linda Pastan]]
*[[Adrienne Rich]]
*[[James Richardson]]
*[[Mary Ruefle]]
*[[Kay Ryan]]
*[[Jerome Sala]]
*[[Mary Jo Salter]]
*[[Christine Scanlon]]
*[[Jason Schneiderman]]
*[[Julie Sheehan]]
*[[Charles Simic]]
*[[Louis Simpson]]
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*[[W.D. Snodgrass]]
*[[Gary Snyder]]
*[[Maura Stanton]]
*[[Dorothea Tanning]]
*[[James Tate]]
*[[Chase Twichell]]
*[[David Wagoner]]
*[[Rosanna Warren]]
*[[Marlys West]]
*[[Susan Wheeler]]
*[[Richard Wilbur]]
*[[Cecilia Woloch]]
*[[Charles Wright (poet)|Charles Wright]]
*[[Mattew Yeager]]
*[[Kevin Young (poet)|Kevin Young]]
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===Other in English===
* [[Jayanta Mahapatra]], ''Random Descent'', Third Eye Communications, [[Indian English literature|India]]<ref>[http://www.hindu.com/lr/2005/10/02/stories/2005100200220100.htm]Ramnarayan, Gowri, "In Conversation: Brutal landscape" in the Sunday "Literary review" section of ''[[The Hindu]]'', dated [[October 2]], [[2005]], accessed [[October 16]], [[2007]]</ref>
* [[Dilip Sankarreddy]], ''[[Song of a Bard and Other Poems]]'' (Prestige Books) [[Indian English literature|India]]
==Works published in other languages==
* [[Dimitris P. Kraniotis]], ''Fictitious Line'', ISBN 960-90107-1-7 (trilingual edition, Greek poetry with English and French translation), [[Greek literature|Greece]]
* [[Rami Saari]], ''Ha-shogun Ha-xamishi'' ("The Fifth Shogun"), [[Israel literature|Israel]]<ref>[[http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/users/galron.1/00198.php Page titled "Rami Saari" at the Modern Hebrew Literature Bio-Bibliographical Lexicon]], [[2007]]</ref>
* [[Wisława Szymborska]]: ''Dwukropek'' ("Colon"), [[Polish literature|Poland]]
==Awards and honors==
* [[List of Nobel laureates#Literature|Nobel prize]]: [[Harold Pinter]]
===[[Australian poetry|Australia]]===
* [[C. J. Dennis Prize for Poetry]]: [[M. T. C. Cronin]], ''<More Or Less Than>1-100''
* [[Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry]]: [[Samuel Wagan Watson]], ''Smoke Encrypted Whispers''
===[[Canadian poetry|Canada]]===
* [[Archibald Lampman Award]]
* [[Atlantic Poetry Prize]]
* [[Griffin Poetry Prize]]: Canadian: [[Roo Borson]], ''Short Journey Upriver Toward Oishida''
* [[Griffin Poetry Prize]]: International, in the English Language: [[Charles Simic]], ''Selected Poems: 1963-2003''
* [[Pat Lowther Award]]
* [[Prix Alain-Grandbois]]
* [[Shaunt Basmajian Chapbook Award]]
===[[New Zealand literature|New Zealand]]===
* Prime Minister's Awards for Literary Achievement:
* [[Montana New Zealand Book Awards]] First-book award for poetry: [[Sonja Yelich]], ''Clung'', Auckland University Press
===[[English poetry|United Kingdom]]===
* [[Cholmondeley Award]]: [[Jane Duran]], [[Christopher Logue]], [[M.R. Peacocke]], [[Neil Rollinson]]
* [[Eric Gregory Award]]: [[Melanie Challenger]], [[Carolyn Jess]], [[Luke Kennard]], [[Jaim Smith]]
* [[Forward Poetry Prize]]:
**Best Collection: [[David Harsent]], ''Legion'' (Faber & Faber)
**Best First Collection: [[Helen Farish]], ''Intimates'' (Jonathan Cape)
* [[T. S. Eliot Prize]] (United Kingdom and Ireland): [[Carol Ann Duffy]], ''Rapture''
* [[Whitbread Awards|Whitbread Award]] for poetry (United Kingdom): [[Christopher Logue]], ''Cold Calls''
** Shortlisted: [[David Harsent]], ''Legion'', [[Richard Price]], ''Lucky Day'', [[Jane Yeh]], ''Marabou''
===[[American poetry|United States]]===
* [[Aiken Taylor Award for Modern American Poetry]] - [[B.H. Fairchild]]
* [[Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize]] awarded to [[Rick Hilles]] for ''Brother Salvage: Poems''
* [[Arthur Rense Prize]] awarded to [[Daniel Hoffman]] by the [[American Academy of Arts and Letters]]
* [[Bollingen Prize for Poetry]], [[Jay Wright (poet)|Jay Wright]]
* [[Brittingham Prize in Poetry]], [[Susanna Childress Winner]], ''Jagged with Love''
* [[California Poet Laureate]]: [[Al Young]], appointed
* [[Crab Orchard Series in Poetry Open Competition Awards]]: [[David Hernandez]], ''Always Danger''
* [[Frost Medal]]: [[Marie Ponsot]]
* [[National Book Award for Poetry]]: [[W.S. Merwin]]: ''Migration: New and Selected Poems''
* [[Pulitzer Prize for Poetry]]: [[Ted Kooser]], ''Delights & Shadows'' (ISBN 1-55659-201-9)
* [[Robert Fitzgerald Prosody Award]]: [[Marina Tarlinskaya]]
* [[Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize]]: [[C.K. Williams]]
* [[Wallace Stevens Award]]: [[Gerald Stern]]
* [[Whiting Writers' Award]]s (poetry winners): [[Thomas Sayers Ellis]], [[Ilya Kaminsky]], [[John Keene (writer)|John Keene]] (fiction/poetry), [[Dana Levin]], [[Spencer Reece]], [[Tracy K. Smith]]
* [[Fellowship of the Academy of American Poets]]: [[Claudia Rankine]]
==Deaths==
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||[[January 21]]:|| [[Theun de Vries]]|| born [[1907 in literature|1907]]|| [[Dutch literature|Dutch]] writer and poet
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||[[February 25]]:|| [[Phoebe Hesketh]]|| born [[1909 in literature|1909]]|| [[English poetry|British]]
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||[[March 7]]:|| [[Philip Lamantia]]|| born [[1927 in literature|1927]]|| [[American poetry|American]]
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||[[March 29]]:|| [[Miltos Sachtouris]]|| born [[1919 in poetry|1919]]|| [[Greek poetry|Greek]]
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||[[March 30]]:|| [[Robert Creeley]]|| born [[1926 in literature|1926]]|| [[American poetry|American]]
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|[[April 14]] || [[Julia Darling]], 48|| born [[1956 in poetry|1956]] || [[English poetry|British]]
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||[[June 9]]:|| [[Hovis Presley]]|| born [[1960 in literature|1960]]|| [[English poetry|English]]
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||[[June 13]]:|| [[Eugénio de Andrade]]|| born [[1923 in literature|1923]] || [[Portuguese literature|Portuguese]] lyric poet
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||[[June 23]]:|| [[Manolis Anagnostakis]]|| born [[1925 in poetry|1925]]|| [[Greek poetry|Greek]] poet
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||[[June 28]]:|| [[Philip Hobsbaum]]|| born [[1932 in literature|1932]]|| [[British poetry|Scot]] poet and critic
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||[[July 4]]:|| [[Lorenzo Thomas (poet)|Lorenzo Thomas]]|| born [[1944 in literature|1944]]|| [[American poetry|American]] poet, critic, essayist,<br> [[Umbra Workshop]] founding member
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||[[July 7]]:|| [[Gustaf Sobin]]|| born [[1935 in literature|1935]]|| [[American poetry|American]]
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||[[August 6]]:|| [[Vizma Belsevica]]|| born [[1931 in literature|1931]]|| leading post-war [[Latvian literature|Latvian]] poet
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||[[August 21]]:|| [[Dahlia Ravikovitch]]|| born [[1936 in literature|1936]]|| [[Israeli literature|Israeli]]
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||[[August 31]]:|| [[Amrita Pritam]]|| born [[1919 in literature|1919]]||leading Punjab poet in India who wrote in [[Hindi]]
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||[[September 16]]:|| [[Stanley Burnshaw]]|| born [[1906 in literature|1906]]|| [[American poetry|American]] poet and novelist
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||[[November 1]]:|| [[Michael Thwaites]]||born [[1915 in literature|1915]]||[[Australian literature|Australian]]
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==See also==
{{portal|Poetry}}
*[[Poetry]]
*[[List of poetry awards]]
==Notes and references==
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*[http://rpo.library.utoronto.ca/timeline/] "A Timeline of English Poetry" Web page of the ''Representative Poetry Online'' Web site, University of Toronto
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