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X.J. Kennedy

1929-08-21 – 2026-02-01

Michael S. Harper

1938-03-18 – 2016-05-07

Jessie Rittenhouse

1869-12-08 – 1948-09-28

Jessie Rittenhouse was an American poet and literary critic, known for her lyrical poetry and her contribution to the modernist literary movement. Her poetic work is marked by the exploration of female identity, nature, and inner experiences. As a critic, she offered valuable insights into the poetry of her time, advocating for new voices and forms of expression. Rittenhouse is remembered for her artistic sensitivity and her role in promoting American literature.

Robert Creeley

1926-05-21 – 2005-03-30

Robert Creeley was an American poet, a central figure in post-war poetry and associated with the Black Mountain poets. His work is characterized by colloquial language, concision, and a deep exploration of personal experience and the human condition. He influenced generations of poets with his innovative approach. Creeley had a prolific career and an important role as an educator and editor, contributing significantly to the development of contemporary poetry.

Franz Mon

1926-05-06 – 2022-04-07

Kito Lorenc

1938-03-04 – 2017-09-24

Gennadij Ajgi

1934-08-21 – 2006-02-21

Gennadij Ajgi (also known as Gely Aygi) was a Chuvash and Russian poet and translator. His work is deeply marked by Chuvash culture and language, seeking to preserve and revitalize this heritage in his poetry. He is known for an original poetic language that blends elements of Chuvash oral tradition with influences from modern Russian and European poetry. Ajgi addressed themes such as cultural identity, spirituality, the relationship with the land, and the search for authentic expression in his verses. His poetry is characterized by a unique sonority, evocative imagery, and a reflection on the human condition in a context of multiculturalism and social change. He also worked as a translator, bringing foreign poetry works into Russian, and fought for the preservation of linguistic and cultural minorities.

Erri De Luca

1950-05-20

Duo Duo

1951-01-01

Duo Duo is a contemporary Chinese poet. His work is known for exploring themes of individuality, freedom, and the human experience in modern China. He is considered an important figure in post-Mao Chinese poetry, with a style that often challenges literary conventions.

César Leal

1924-03-20 – 2013-06-05

César Leal was a Brazilian intellectual, known for his work as a professor, critic, and writer. His work was characterized by erudition and the depth of his analyses of literature and culture. Leal dedicated himself to the in-depth study of various authors and literary movements, contributing to the dissemination of knowledge and the formation of critical thinking.

Javier Velaza

Javier Velaza is a scholar and writer focused on areas such as philology and history. His work is dedicated to the investigation and dissemination of aspects of culture and language, especially in the context of the Iberian Peninsula. He is known for his erudition and the clarity with which he presents complex topics, making his knowledge accessible to a wider audience. His research ranges from antiquity to more recent periods of history and literature.

Diego Roel

Diego Roel is an author whose work focuses on narratives that explore the complexities of the human condition. His writing is marked by deep sensitivity and a keen eye for the nuances of interpersonal relationships and existential dilemmas. His texts frequently address universal themes such as love, loss, identity, and the search for meaning, presented in an engaging and reflective manner. Roel is recognized for his ability to create captivating characters and for a prose that, while accessible, invites introspection.

Antonio Lucas

1975-12-28

Antonio Lucas is a Spanish poet, journalist, and literary critic, known for his incisive poetry and his approach to social and existential themes. His work is marked by a direct style and critical reflection on contemporary reality. As a journalist and critic, Lucas has closely followed the cultural and literary scene, offering sharp analyses and actively participating in public debate. His writing is valued for its intelligence, conciseness, and the relevance of his observations.

Orlando Mondragón

1993-04-04

Orlando Mondragón is a Colombian poet whose work is part of a deep reflection on the human condition, identity, and the search for meaning in a constantly changing world. His poetry is marked by dense language and powerful imagery that seek to capture the complexity of emotions and experiences. With an authentic poetic voice and a keen eye on social and existential reality, Mondragón has built a consistent body of work that dialogues with literary traditions while remaining contemporary in its concerns. His role as a poet establishes him as a relevant figure in Colombia's literary scene.

José Luis Rey

1973-04-03

José Luis Rey is a Spanish writer, known for his literary production that spans various genres, including poetry, prose, and literary criticism. His work is often characterized by careful language and the exploration of themes such as identity, memory, and human relationships. As a critic, Rey has contributed to the dissemination and analysis of contemporary literature, demonstrating a deep knowledge of the literary landscape. His writing is marked by a refined sensibility and an attentive ability to observe the world around him.

Vicente Valero

Vicente Valero is a Spanish poet and essayist known for his lyrical and reflective work. His poetry explores themes such as memory, time, nature, and the human condition, often with an introspective and philosophical approach. He also stands out as an important literary critic and scholar of contemporary poetry, having published several essays and articles on the work of other authors. His writing is marked by depth, musicality, and precise and evocative language.

Jenaro Talens

1946-01-14

Jenaro Talens is a Spanish poet, essayist, and university professor, whose work is distinguished by its intellectual depth and critical approach to culture and literature. His poetry is often marked by a reflection on language and society. As an academic, he has a vast output of essays, exploring philosophical, literary, and cultural themes with rigor and originality.

José María Álvarez

1942-05-31 – 2024-07-07

José María Álvarez is a Spanish poet and literary critic, known for his poetic work characterized by an elaborate language, a reflective tone, and the exploration of themes such as memory, time, and the human condition. His poetry is marked by deep sensitivity. He is also recognized for his work as a literary critic, analyzing contemporary poetry with insight.

Alejandro Duque Amusco

1949-11-02

Alejandro Duque Amusco is a Spanish writer and poet, known for his work that oscillates between fiction and poetry, exploring the human condition with a critical and sensitive gaze. His writing is marked by an elaborate and reflective language. He also works as a professor and essayist, dedicating himself to the study of literature and culture, contributing to the analysis and dissemination of ideas.

César Simón

1932-08-16 – 1997-12-11

César Simón is a Spanish poet and literary critic, known for his poetic work that stands out for its reflective depth and formal rigor. His poetry explores existential and social themes with a language that combines the lyrical and the intellectual. As a critic, he actively contributes to the analysis of contemporary literature, offering valuable insights into authors and trends.

Antonina Canyelles

1942-09-15

Antonina Canyelles is a Spanish writer and pedagogue, known for her work focused on children's and youth literature. Her career is highlighted by her contribution to education and the creation of stories that encourage reading and imagination in children.

Bernardo Schiavetta

Bernardo Schiavetta is a contemporary Argentine writer. His work spans fiction, exploring narratives that frequently delve into social and existential issues with a unique perspective. He stands out for his engaging prose and the creation of complex characters.

Carmen Ollé

1947-07-29

Carmen Ollé is a Peruvian writer, an important figure in the feminist literature of her country. Her work, often marked by intensity and rawness, addresses themes such as female oppression, sexuality, and the complexities of interpersonal relationships, with a language that challenges conventions.

Antoni Vidal Ferrando

1945-09-09

Antoni Vidal Ferrando was a Spanish writer and poet, born in Mallorca. His poetic work is recognized for its lyrical depth and exploration of themes such as nature, time, and identity. He also worked as a translator and literary critic.