Authors

Authors List

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Maurice Chappaz

Maurice Chappaz

CH
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Liliane Wouters

Liliane Wouters

BE

1930-02-05 – 2016-02-28

Liliane Wouters was a notable Belgian poet and novelist. Her work is characterized by a deep exploration of the human condition, memory, and the passage of time, often immersed in a lyrical and evocative language. She addressed themes such as identity, love, and loneliness, weaving narratives that resonate with the complexity of human emotions. Her unique literary style established her as an important voice in contemporary literature.

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Lionel Ray

Lionel Ray

FR

1935-01-19

Lionel Ray is a French poet and literary critic whose work is characterized by a profound reflection on language and poetry itself. His writing explores the boundaries of verse, often experimenting with form and rhythm to capture the essence of human experience. He is known for his critical intelligence and dedication to the study of poetry. With a career dedicated to poetic exploration and literary analysis, Ray contributes significantly to the debate on contemporary poetry. His work invites readers to a new appreciation of the written word and its power to evoke and question the world. He is an important voice in modern French poetry.

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André Velter

André Velter

FR

1945-02-01

André Velter is a French poet, novelist, and essayist, known for his work that frequently explores the relationship between the human being, nature, and the cosmos. His writing is marked by a rich and imagistic language, with a strong influence of surrealism and symbolism. He is dedicated to a poetic exploration that transcends the limits of the everyday. With a vast and multifaceted work, Velter addresses themes such as dreams, the unconscious, spirituality, and the search for transcendence. His contribution to literature lies in the way he manages to unite the real and the imaginary, creating literary universes that invite contemplation and discovery. He is an important figure in contemporary poetry and prose.

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Anne Perrier

Anne Perrier

FR

1922-06-16 – 2017-01-16

Anne Perrier is a writer and poet whose work explores the depths of the human condition with sharp sensitivity. Her writing is characterized by a rich and evocative language, often delving into themes of memory, identity, and the ephemerality of existence. She stands out for her ability to weave narratives and verses that resonate with the reader on a deep emotional and intellectual level. With a lyrical and introspective voice, Perrier builds literary universes that invite reflection on the complexities of daily life and human passions. Her contribution to literature lies in how she approaches subjectivity and the perception of the world, creating works that are both personal and universal, enriching the literary landscape with her unique perspective.

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Claude Roy

Claude Roy

FR
Loránd Gáspár

Loránd Gáspár

1925-02-28 – 2019-10-09

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Bernard Heidsieck

Bernard Heidsieck

1928-11-30 – 2014-11-22

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Miguel Fernández

Miguel Fernández

1931-05-13 – 1993-03-05

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Jean Tortel

Jean Tortel

1904-09-04 – 1993-03-01

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Miriam Reyes

Miriam Reyes

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Yolanda Castaño

Yolanda Castaño

ES

1977-04-19

Yolanda Castaño is a Galician poet and writer, recognized for her intense lyricism and her ability to address themes such as identity, love, society, and the female condition with a powerful and contemporary voice. With a body of work distinguished by its musicality, expressive force, and depth of reflection, Castaño has established herself as one of the most relevant voices in contemporary Galician poetry, exploring the nuances of existence and the complexities of human relationships.

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Aurora Luque

Aurora Luque

ES

1962-08-16

Aurora Luque is a Spanish poet, essayist, and translator, whose work is recognized for its lyrical strength, intelligence, and its approach to themes such as the body, sexuality, mythology, and history from a feminist perspective. With a distinctive and innovative poetic voice, Luque has been an important figure in the renewal of contemporary Spanish poetry. Her writing boldly explores language, weaving cultural references with contemporary sensibility and a strong social commitment.

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Miren Agur Meabe

Miren Agur Meabe

ES

1962-10-07

Miren Agur Meabe is a Basque writer and poet who contributes significantly to Basque-language (Euskara) literature. Her work is notable for exploring universal themes such as memory, identity, and the passage of time, with a lyrical and profound approach. Recognized for her sensitivity and the quality of her language, Meabe has established herself as an important voice in contemporary literature, addressing the complexity of human emotions and the individual's relationship with their environment.

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Pilar Pallarés

Pilar Pallarés

ES
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Olga Novo

Olga Novo

ES
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Julio Martínez Mesanza

Julio Martínez Mesanza

ES
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Antònia Vicens

Antònia Vicens

ES
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Antonio Hernández Ramírez

Antonio Hernández Ramírez

ES
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Ángeles Mora

Ángeles Mora

ES
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Manuel Álvarez Torneiro

Manuel Álvarez Torneiro

ES

1932-07-07 – 2019-10-08

Manuel Álvarez Torneiro was a Spanish poet known for his lyrical and introspective work. His poetry explores the human relationship with nature, the passage of time, and the search for meaning. He is appreciated for his sensitive language and the images he evokes, often linked to the Galician universe.

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Antonio Carvajal

Antonio Carvajal

ES
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José María Millares

José María Millares

ES

1921-01-28 – 2009-09-08

José María Millares was a Spanish poet and writer, associated with the post-war generation of poets. His work is marked by a melancholic and reflective tone, exploring loneliness, love, and the search for meaning in an often hostile world. He is recognized for his contribution to 20th-century Spanish poetry.

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Francisca Aguirre

Francisca Aguirre

ES

1930-10-27 – 2019-04-13

Francisca Aguirre was a Spanish poet and writer, known for her lyrical work and her unique poetic voice. Her poetry is characterized by emotional intensity, the exploration of themes such as freedom, passion, and rebellion against social conventions. She is considered an important figure in Spanish poetry.

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