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Joseph de Pesquidoux

Pierre Lasserre

Jean Tharaud

Edmond Jaloux

Gérard d'Houville

Jérôme Tharaud

Émile Nolly

Pierre-Maurice Masson

André Lafon

1883-04-17 – 1915-05-05

André Lafon is a French author, journalist, and editor, known for his work in the field of science fiction and fantasy. With a career dedicated to writing and promoting literature, Lafon has explored themes such as technology, contemporary society, and human relationships in his texts, often with a critical and imaginative perspective.

Vítor Aguiar e Silva

Naomi Shihab Nye

1952-03-12

Naomi Shihab Nye is an American poet of Palestinian and American descent, known for her poetry that celebrates everyday life, human connection, and empathy. Her work explores themes of identity, home, culture, and the search for peace and understanding in a diverse world.

Cornelius Eady

Toi Derricotte

Afaa Michael Weaver

Jackson Mac Low

Michael Palmer

1943-05-11

Michael Palmer is an American poet known for his experimental and politically engaged work. His poetry frequently explores themes of power, politics, medicine, and the nature of language, challenging traditional literary conventions. He is a prominent figure in contemporary poetry, with a career spanning decades.

Evie Shockley

Aracelis Girmay

Major Jackson

Major Jackson is a renowned American poet, known for his poetry that explores urban life, African-American identity, and the search for meaning amidst the complexities of contemporary society. His work is marked by a strong musicality and a keen eye for the details of everyday life. A professor and literary critic, Jackson also stands out as an editor, contributing significantly to the literary scene. His poetic voice resonates with vibrant energy and deep social sensitivity, addressing themes of love, loss, justice, and the human condition.

Camille T. Dungy

Carmen Giménez Smith

Ilya Kaminsky

1977-04-11

Ilya Kaminsky is a Ukrainian-born poet, critic, and translator, known for his poetry that explores language, memory, history, and the immigrant experience. His work is marked by a profound musicality and a keen eye for the complexities of the human condition.

Carolyn Forché

Joan Larkin