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Jacob Polley

1975-06-02

Jacob Polley is a British poet whose poems explore everyday life with a keen eye for detail and underlying emotions. His work is characterized by clear and accessible language, yet imbued with depth and reflection. He also works as an editor and literary critic.

Hannah Sullivan

1979-01-03

Hannah Sullivan is a British poet and academic, with a poetic work distinguished by its intelligence, humor, and exploration of contemporary themes. Her poems often reflect on modern life, technology, and interpersonal relationships, with sharp and innovative language.

Philip Gross

Sarah Howe

1983-01-01

Sarah Howe is a British poet and academic, winner of the T.S. Eliot Prize. Her poetic work is known for its exploration of historical and scientific themes, combining precise language with vivid imagination. As an academic, she is dedicated to the study of literature and science.

Hernán Rivera Letelier

Elicura Chihuailaf

Efraín Barquero

1931-05-03 – 2020-06-29

Efraín Barquero was a Chilean poet, whose work is characterized by musicality, the exploration of Latin American identity, and profound lyricism. His poetry stands out for its formal beauty and its ability to evoke intense landscapes and feelings, reflecting his connection to the land and the cultural roots of his continent.

Manuel Silva Acevedo

José Miguel Varas

Armando Uribe

Volodia Teitelboim

Alfonso Calderón

Miguel Arteche

1926-06-04 – 2012-07-22

Miguel Arteche is a Chilean poet and essayist, a member of the Chilean Academy of Language. His poetic work is recognized for its lyrical depth, its reflection on existence, and its formal mastery. Arteche has dedicated himself to exploring the nuances of language and the search for a deeper meaning of life in his verses.

Eduardo Anguita

Enrique Campos Menéndez

Braulio Arenas

1913-04-04 – 1988-05-12

Braulio Arenas Pacheco was a multifaceted Chilean artist, known mainly for his work as a poet, playwright, and novelist. His work is characterized by a strong element of experimentation, surrealism, and a deep exploration of the subconscious and the human condition. He was a central figure in the Chilean surrealist movement.

Roque Esteban Scarpa

Marcela Paz

1902-02-28 – 1985-06-12

Marcela Paz, whose real name was Esther Huneeus Cox, was a Chilean writer widely known as the creator of "Papelucho", a very popular children's book series. Her work focused on the children's universe, humorously and sensitively portraying a child's adventures and thoughts, winning over generations of readers.

Arturo Aldunate Phillips

1902-01-01 – 1985-01-01

Arturo Aldunate Phillips was a Chilean writer, historian, and professor. He dedicated himself to the study and dissemination of the history and culture of his country, with an emphasis on specific periods and prominent figures. His work ranges from literature to historical research, always seeking to preserve and enrich Chilean cultural heritage.

Rodolfo Oroz

Edgardo Garrido

Sady Zañartu

Humberto Díaz Casanueva

1906-12-08 – 1992-10-22

Humberto Díaz Casanueva was a prominent Chilean poet and essayist, known for his deep reflection on existence, time, and the human condition. His poetic work is marked by lyrical and philosophical language, exploring solitude, memory, and the search for transcendence. Considered one of the most important voices in 20th-century Chilean poetry, Casanueva developed an introspective and contemplative style, which engages with existential and metaphysical currents. His essays also contributed to literary and philosophical criticism in his country.

Carlos Droguett