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Susanne Antonetta, born in 1956, is a celebrated 20th-century American poet whose work navigates the complex intersections of personal experience, natural landscapes, and psychological introspection. As an American poet, Antonetta’s …

Born in 1878, Walter Conrad Arensberg is often considered one of the more enigmatic figures in 20th-century American poetry. His life and career, though not as widely celebrated as some …

Philip Appleman, born in 1926, emerged as a significant figure in 20th Century American poetry. Known for his distinctive voice and intellectual depth, Appleman’s works reflect an intimate understanding of …

Brother Antoninus, born William Everson in 1912, was a prominent figure in 20th-century American poetry. Known for his religious themes, deep engagement with nature, and distinctive poetic voice, Everson’s work …

David Antin (1932–2016) was a 20th-century American poet known for his unique approach to poetry, blending elements of spoken word, improvisation, and critical theory. His innovative style, often termed “talk …

Antler, born in 1946, is a distinguished American poet whose work captures the spirit of nature, freedom, and the human connection to the environment. A defining figure in 20th Century …

Ralph Angel (1951–2020) was a remarkable figure in 20th Century American poetry. His works captured the complexities of existence, often weaving themes of impermanence, loss, and human introspection. As an …

Ron Androla, born in 1954, is a notable figure in 20th-century American poetry, known for his unique voice that captures the complexity of modern life. As an American poet, Androla …

Renée Ashley, born in 1949, is an American poet whose works have left a distinctive mark on 20th-century American poetry. With a career spanning several decades, Ashley’s poetry has been …

Craig Arnold, born in 1967, was a poet whose work traversed the complexities of the human experience, particularly exploring themes such as mortality, personal relationships, identity, and the natural world. …