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We have apparently lost our complete listing of poets and poetic subjects. Below I relist my ongoing
listing of poets on which I've written and others I am still proposing. Gradually, I will relink these offerings. But if you you can help by offering new entries on any poet or subject listed below, I appreciate your help. Also, I appreciate any updating of current sites, new books, further information, anything you might have to offer. I cannot complete this vast project without the help of the entire poetic community.
All underlined poets and subjects have entries on our site. Others need to me be entered. Please note our standard formats and projects when offering new entries.
Poets are listed by birthdate.
The PIP Anthology of World Poetry of the Twentieth and Twenty-first Century
INDIVIDUAL POETS
Théophile Gautier (France) [1811-1872]
Charles-René-Marie Lecomte de Lisle (France) [1818-1891]
Theodore de Banville (France) [1823-1891]
René François Armand Sully-Proudhomme (France) [1839-1907]
François Coppée (France) [1842-1908]
José María de Herdia (France) [1842-1905]
Paul Verlaine (France) [1844-1896]
Germain Nouveau (France) [1852-1920]
Innokenty Annensky (Russia) [1856-1904]
Rabindranath Tagore (India/writes in Bengali and English) [1861-1941]
Francis Jammes (France) [1862-1938]
C. P. Cavafy (Greece) [1863-1933]
August Stramm (Germany) [1864-1915]
Adolf Wölfli (Switzerland) [1864-1930]
W. B. Yeats (Ireland) [1865-1939]
Wassily Kandinsky (Russia) [1866-1944]
Konstantin Balmont (Russia/France) [1867-1942]
Rubén Darío (Nicaragua) [1867-1916]
Stefan George (Germany) [1868-1933]
Edgar Lee Masters (USA) [1868-1950]
Obe Postma (Netherlands/writes in Frisian) [1868-1963]
*Else Lasker-Schüler (Germany) [1869-1945]
Edwin Arlington Robinson [1869-1935]
Karl Wolfskehl (Germany) [1869-1948]
Zinaida Gripius (Russia/France) [1869-1945]
Ivan Bunin (Russia/France) [1870-1953]
Amado Nervo (Mexico) [1870-1919]
Stephen Crane (USA) [1871-1900]
Enrique González Martínez (Mexico) [1871-1952]
James Weldon Johnson (USA) [1871-1938]
Preface “The Book of American Negro Poetry” by James Weldon Johnson
Christian Morgenstern (Germany) [1871-1914]
Tsuchii (Doi) Bansui (Japan) [1871-1952]
Paul Laurence Dunbar (USA) [1872-1906]
Shimazaki Toson (Japan) [1872-1943]
Hayim Nahman Bialik (Israel) [1873-1934]
Very Bryusov (Russia/USSR) [1873-1924]
Alfred Jarry (France) [1873-1907]
Charles Péguy (France) [1873-1914]
Paolo Buzzi (Italy) [1874-1956]
José María Eguren (Peru) [1874-1942]
Else van Freytag-Loringhoven (Germany/USA) [1874-1927]
Book Subjoyride [PDF file]
Amy Lowell (USA) [1874-1925]
Essay “On Imagism” by Amy Lowell
Leopoldo Lugones (Argentina) [1874-1938]
*Gertrude Stein (USA) [1874-1946]
Book Tender Buttons [PDF file]
Book Stanzas in Meditation [PDF file]
Essay “Tender Buttons as Narrative Fiction,” by Douglas Messerli
Robert Frost (USA) [1874-1963]
Johannes Baader (Germany) [1875-1955]
Antonio Machado (Spain) [1875-1939]
José Santos Chocano (Peru) [1875-1934]
Julio Herrera y Reissig (Uruguay) [1875-1910]
Mikhail Kuzmin (Russia/USSR) [1875-1936]
Noguchi Yonejirō (Yone) (Japan/USA) [1875-1947]
*Rainer Maria Rilke (Germany) [1875-1926]
Valentine de Saint-Point (France) [1875-1953]
Theodor Däubler (b. Trieste/Germany) [1876-1934]
Léon-Paul Fargue (France) [1876-1947]
Ferdinand Hardekopf (Germany) [1876-1954]
Max Jacob (France) [1876-1944]
F. T. Marinetti (Italy) [1876-1944]
Essay “Dramatic Disproportionment” (on Marinetti’s Critical Writings)
by Douglas Messerli
Anna de Noailles (France) [1876-1933]
O. V. de L. Milosz (b. Lithuania/France) [1877-1939]
Endre Ady (Hungary) [1877-1919]
Marsden Hartley (USA) [1877-1943]
Teixeira de Pascoaes (Portugal) [1877-1952]
Maksimilian Voloshin [Maksimilian Kirilenko-Voloshin] (Russia/USSR)
[1877-1932]
Walter Conrad Arensberg (USA) [1878-1954]
Eino Leino (Finland) [1878-1926]
Joan Pérez-Jorba (France) [1878-1928]
Carl Sandburg (USA) [1878-1967]
Yosano Akiko (Japan) [1878-1942]
Karel van de Woestijne (Belgium/writes in Dutch) [1878-1929]
Charlotte Gardelle (Romania) [1879]
Han Yong’un (Korea) [1879-1944]
Paul Klee (Switzerland) [1879-1940]
Vachel Lindsay (USA) [1878-1967]
Francis Picabia (France) [1879-1953]
Wallace Stevens (USA) [1879-1955]
Tudor Arghezi [Ion N. Theodorescu] (Romania) [1880-1967]
Guillaume Apollinaire (France) [1880-1918]
Andrei Bely (Russia/USSR) [1880-1934]
Alexander Blok (Russia/USSR) [1880-1921]
Otto Flake (Alsace) [1880-1963]
George Bacovia [George Vasiliu] (Romania) [1881-1957]
Henri-Martin Barzun (France) [1881-1973]
Juan Ramón Jiménez (Spain) [1881-1958]
Valery Larbaud (France) [1881-1957]
Pablo Picasso (Spain) [1881-1973]
Lü Hsün (China) [1881-1936]
André Salmon (France) [1881-1969]
David Burlyuk (Russia/USA) [1882-1967]
Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman (Netherlands) [1882-1945]
Mihály Babits (Hungary) [1883-1941]
Porfiro Barba Jacob (Columbia) [1883-1942]
Theo van Doesburg (Holland) [1883-1931]
Nikos Kazantzakis (Greece) [1883-1957]
Alfred Kreymborg (USA) [1883-1966]
Mina Loy (England) [1883-1966]
Totò Merúmení (Italy) [1883-1916]
Marie Noël [Marie-Mélanie Rouget] (France) [1883-1967]
Joachim Ringelnatz [Hans Bötticher] (Germany) [1883-1934]
Platon Rodhokanakis (Greece) [1883-1919]
Ernst Stadler (Germany/Alsace) [1883-1914]
*Takamura Kōtarō (Japan) [1883-1956]
William Carlos Williams (USA) [1883-1963]
Essay “A World Detached” by Douglas Messerli
Yamada Jyosha (Japan/USA) [1883-1969]
Avraham Ben Yitzhak [Avraham Sonne] (b. Galicia [now Poland]/Israel) [1883-1950]
Juana de Ibarbourou (Uruguay) [1884-1979]
Oskar Loerke (Germany) [1884-1941]
Tomás Morales Castellano (Canary Islands) [1994-1921]
Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes (France) [1884-1974]
Angelos Sikelianos (Greece) [1884-1951]
Jules Supervielle (b. Uruguay/France) [1884-1960]
Kostas Varnalis (Greece) [1884-1974]
Pierre Albert-Birot (France) [1885-1967]
Céline Arnauld [Carolina Goldstein] (b. Romania/France) [1885-1952]
Dino Campana (Italy) [1885-1932]
Emmy Hennings (Germany) [1885-1948]
Velimir Khlebnikov (Russia) [1885-1922]
Marie Laurencin (France) [1885-1956]
D. H. Lawrence (England) [1885-1930]
Newspaper article “D. H. Lawrence’s Poetry Saved from Censor’s Pen” by Dalya
Alberge
Kinoshita Mokutaro (Japan) 1885-1945]
Clément Pansaers (Belgium) [1885-1922]
Mushanokoji Saneatsu (Japan) [1885-1976]
Aldo Palazzeschi (Italy) [1885-1974]
Sophia Parnok (Russia) [1885-1933]
Ezra Pound (USA) [1885-1972]
Essay “Vorticist Lewis/Vorticist Pound” by Douglas Messerli
Edgar Varèse (France) [1885-1965]
Delmira Agustini (Uruguay) [1886-1914]
Enriqueta Arvelo Larriva (Venezuela) [1886-1962]
Hugo Ball (Germany) [1886-1927]
Manuel Bandeira (Brazil) [1886-1968]
Gottfried Benn (Germany) [1886-1956]
Bob Brown (USA) [1886-1959]
Francis Carco (New Caledonia/France) [1886-1958]
H. D. [Hilda Doolittle] (USA) [1886-1961]
Albert Ehrenstein (Austria) [1886-1950]
*Hagiwara Sakutarō (Japan) [1886-1942]
Nicolai Gumilev (Russia/USSR) [1886-1921]
Raoul Hausmann (Germany) [1886-1971]
Max Herrmann-Neisse (Germany) [1886-1941]
Ishikawa Takuboku (Japan) [1886-1912]
Vladislav Khodasevich (Russia/France) [1886-1939]
*Alexei Kruchenykh (Russia/USSR) [1886-1968]
Moyse Legh-Halpern (Russia) [1886-1933]
Wyndham Lewis (England) [1886-1957]
Essay “Vorticist Lewis/Vorticist Pound,” by Douglas Messerli
Alonso Quesada (Canary Islands) [1886-1925]
Igor Severyamin (USSR/Estonia) [1887-1941]
Georg Trakl (Germany) [1886-1914]
Hans Arp (Germany) [1887-1966]
Gunnar Björling (Finland/writes in Swedish) [1887-1960]
Blaise Cendrars (Switzerland) [1887-1961]
Marcel Duchamp (France) [1887-1968]
Joaquín Edwards Bello (Chile) [1887-1968]
Albert-Paris Gütersloh [Albert Conrad Kiehtreiber] (Austria) [1887-1973]
Georg Heym (Germany) [1887-1912]
Jakob van Hoddis [Hans Davidsohn] (Germany) [1887-1942]
Robinson Jeffers (USA) [1887-1962]
Pierre Jean Jouve (France) [1887-1976]
Josep Maria Junoy (Spain) [1887-1955]
Frigyes Karinthy (Hungary) [1887-1938]
Lajos Kassák (Hungary) [1887-1967]
René Maran (French Guiana) [1887-1960]
Marianne Moore (USA) [1887-1972]
Nakao Yajin (Japan/USA) [1887-?]
Saint-John Perse (b. Guadeloupe/France) [1887-1975]
Kurt Schwitters (Germany) [1887-1948]
Xul Solar [Oscar Augustín Alejandro Schulz Solari] (Argentina) [1887-1963]
Irving Berlin [Israel Isidor Baline] [(b. Russia/USA) [1888-1989]
Til Brugman (Netherlands) [1888-1958]
Francesco Cangiullo (Italy) [1888-1977]
Paul Dermée (Belgium) [1888-1957]
Wilhelm Ekelund (Sweden) [1888-1965]
T. S. Eliot (USA / England) [1888-1965]
Milán Füst (Hungary) [1888-1967]
Natalya Krandievskaya (Russia/USSR) [1888-1963]
Napoleon Lapathiotis (Greece) [1888-1944]
Paul Morand (France) [1888-1976]
Senke Motomaro (Japan) [1888-1948]
Okamoto Shiho (Japan/USA) [1888-1967]
Ramón López Velarde (Mexico) [1888-1921]
Fernando Pessoa (Portugal) [1888-1935]
John Crowe Ransom (USA) [1888-1974]
Camillo Sbarbaro (Italy) [1888-1967]
Giuseppe Ungaretti (Italy) [1888-1970]
Anna Akhmatova (Russia) [1889-1966]
Jean Cocteau (France) [1889-1963]
Suzanne Duchamp (France) [1889-1963]
Alfred Lichtenstein (Germany) [1889-1914]
Claude McKay (USA) [1889-1948]
Gabriela Mistral (Chile) [1889-1957]
Muro Saisei (Japan) [1889-1962]
Walter Seener (Austria) [1889-c.1942]
Pierre Reverdy (France) [1889-1960]
Alfonso Reyes (Mexico) [1889-1959]
Oswald de Andrade (Brazil) [1890-1954]
Essay “Cannibal Manifesto” by Oswald de Andrade
Klabund [Alfred Henschke] (Germany) [1890-1928]
Rafael Lasso del la Vega (Spain) [1890-1959]
Kostas Ouranis (Greece) [1890-1953]
Boris Pasternak (Russia/USSR) [1890-1960]
José Antonio Ramos Sucre (Venezuela) [1890-1930]
Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky) (USA/lived France) [1890-1976
Selection of poems from Adonism of 1914
Mário de Sá-Carneiro (Portugal) [1890-1916]
Franz Werfel (b. Czechoslavakia/Austria) [1890-1945]
Grant Clarke (USA) [1891-1931]
Max Ernst (Germany) [1891-1976]
Yvan Goll (Germany) [1891-1950]
Oliverio Girondo (Argentina) [1891-1967]
Pär Lagerkvist (Sweden) [1891-1974]
*Osip Mandelshtam (Russia/USSR) [1891-1938]
Cole Porter (USA) [1891-1964]
Essay “Pure Poetry” (on the lyrics of Porter’s Anything Goes) by Douglas Messerli
*Nelly Sachs (Germany) [1891-1970]
Pedro Salinas (Spain) [1891-1951]
Agustin Ujević (Serbia) [1891-1955]
Johannes Theodor Baargeld (Germany) [1892-1927]
*Djuna Barnes (USA) [1892-1982]
Book The Book of Repulsive Women [PDF file/freee]
Essay “Sleeping with the Dogs,” by Douglas Messerli
Maxwell Bodenheim (USA) [1892-1954]
Fortunato Depero (Italy) [1892-1960]
Horiguchi Daigaku (Japan) [1892]
Richard Huelsenbeck (Germany) [1892-1974]
Léon Laleau (Haiti) [1892]
Mo-jo Kuo (China) [1892-1978)
Hugh MacDiarmid (Scotland) [1892-1978]
Archibald MacLeish (USA) [1892-1982]
Edna St. Vincent Millay (USA) [1892-1950]
Sato Haruo (Japan) [1892-1964]
Yannis Skarimbas (Greece) [1892-1984]
Edith Södergran (Finland/writes in Swedish) [1892-1923]
Alfonsina Storni (Argentina) [1892-1938]
Tsunekawa Takako (Japan/USA) [1982-?]
César Vallejo (Peru) [1892-1938]
Mário de Andrade (Brazil) [1893-1945]
Pierre Drieu La Rochelle (France) [1893-1945]
J. V. Foix (Spain/writes in Catalan) [1893-1987]
Jorge Guillén (Spain) [1893-1984]
Miroslav Krleža (Croatia) [1893-1981]
Aaro Hellaakoski (Finland) [1893-1952]
Vicente Huidobro (Chile) [1893-1948]
Jorge de Lima (Brazil) [1893-1953]
Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russia) [1893-1930]
Herbert Read (England) [1893-1968]
Josef Tress (Germany) [1893-1975]
Claude Cahun (France) [1894-1972]
E. E. Cummings (USA) [1894-1962]
Essay, “Rethinking E.E. Cummings: An Appeal for a New Reading [redux]” by
Jerome Rothenberg
Uri Tsvi Greenberg (b. Galicia [now Poland]/Israel) [1894-1981]
Georgii Ivanov (Russia) [1894-1958]
Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (Poland) [1894-1980]
Gertrud Kolmar [Gertrud Chodziesner] (Germany) [1894-1943]
Momcilo Nastasijević (Serbia) [1894-1938]
*Nishiwaki Janzaburō (Japan) [1894-1982]
Charles Reznikoff (USA) [1894-1976]
Pablo de Rokha [Carlos Diaz-Loyola] (Chile) [1894-1968]
Tanaka Fuyuji (Japan) [1894]
Joan Salvat-Papasseit (Spain) [1894-1924]
Jean Toomer (USA) [1894-1967]
Marina Tsvetayeva (Russia) [1894-1941]
Ilia Zdanevitch (Russia) [1894-1975]
Ion Barbu (Romania) [1895-1961]
Lucian Blaga (Romania) [1895-1961]
Theodoros Dornos (Greece) [1895?-1954]
*Paul Éluard [Eugène Grindel] (France) [1895-1952]
Abraham Lincoln Gillespie (USA) [1895-1950]
David Jones (England) [1895-1974]
Kaneko Mitsuharu (Japan) [1895-1975]
Nakashima Sho (Japan/USA) [1895-?]
Takis Papatsonis (Greece) [1895-1976]
Albin Zollinger (Switzerland) [1895-1941]
Antonin Artaud (France) [1896-1948]
*André Breton (France) [1896-1966]
Gaston Burssens (Belgium) [1896-1965]
Nancy Cunard (England) [1896-1965]
Essay “The Woman Most Likely to Raise Dogs” by Douglas Messerli
Gerardo Diego (Spain) [1896-1987]
Elmer Diktonius (Sweden) [1896-1961]
Jacob Glatshteyn (Poland/USA] [1896-1971]
Friedrich Glauser (Switzerland) [1896-1938]
Kostas Karyotakis (Greece) [1896-1928]
Walter Mehring (Germany) [1896-1981]
Francesco Meriano (Italy) [1896-1934]
Paul van Ostaijen (Belgium/writes in Dutch] [1896-1928]
Miyazawa Kenji (Japan) [1896-1933]
Eugenio Montale (Italy) [1896-1982]
Bino Sanminiatelli (Italy) [1896-1984]
Tristan Tzara (Romania) [1896-1963]
Jacques Vaché (France) [1896-1979]
Józef Wittlin (Poland/USA) [1896-1970]
Louis Aragon (France) [1897-1982]
Erwin Bloomfield [Erwin Blumenfeld] (b. Germany/USA) [1897-1969]
Joë Bousquet (France) [1897-1950]
Rudolf Henz (Austria) [1897-1987]
Hsü Chih-mo (China) [1897-1931]
Philippe Soupault (France) [1897-1990]
Tarjei Vesaas (Norway) [1897-1970]
Xu Zhimo (China) [1897-1931]
Vincente Aleixandre (Spain) [1898-1984]
Dámaso Alonso (Spain) [1898-1984]
Miguel Angel Zambrano (Ecuador) [1898-1969]
Anzai Fuyue (Japan) [1898-1965]
Raul Bopp (Brazil) [1898-1984]
Bertolt Brecht (Germany) [1898-1956]
Paul Colinet (Belgium) [1898-1957]
Harry Crosby (USA) [1898-1929]
Julius Evola (Italy) [1898-1974]
Hedwig Katscher (Austria) [1898-1988]
Concha Méndez (Spain) [1898-1986]
Martinus Nijhoff (Netherlands) [1898-1945]
Nikolai Oleinikov (Russia/USSR) [1898-1937]
Giuseppe Raimondi (Italy) [1898- ]
J. Slauerhoff (Frisian Island/Netherlands) [1898-1936]
*Giuseppe Steiner (Italy) [1898-1964]
Book Drawn States of Mind [PDF file/free]
Taniguchi Isamu (Japan/USA) [1898-1992]
Melvin B. Tolson (USA) [1898-1966]
Uyemaruko Shizuku (Japan/USA) [1898-1992]
Yoshida Issui (Japan) [1899-1973]
Maxime Alexander (France) [1899- ]
Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina) [1899-1986]
Hart Crane (USA) [1899-1932]
Essay “’Out of the Square, the Circle’:Vision in Nightmare” by Douglas Messerli
Rade Drainac (Serbia) [1899-1943]
Anastasios Drivas (Greece) [1899-1942]
*Federico Garcia Lorca (Spain) [1899-1936]
Maruyama Kaoru (Japan) [1899-1974]
Erich Kästner (Germany) [1899]
Henri Michaux (Belgium) [1899-1984]
Benjamin Péret (France) [1899-1959]
Elisabeth Langgässer (Germany) [1899-1950]
Carlos Pellicer (Mexico) [1899-1977]
Francis Ponge (France) [1899-1984]
Emilio Prados (Spain) [1899-1962]
Shinoda Youko (Japan/USA) [1899-1987]
Anatal Stern (Poland) [1899-1968]
Alan Tate (USA) [1899-1979]
Roger Vitrac (France) [1899-1959]
Wen Yiduo [Wen I-to] (China) [1899-1946]
Karin Boye (Sweden) [1900-1941]
Basil Bunting (England) [1900-1985]
Chu Yohan (Korea) [1900-1980]
*Maurice Gilliams (Belgium) [1900-1982]
Eyvind Johnson (Sweden) [1900-1976]
Robert Desnos (France) [1900-1945]
José Ramón Heredia (Venezuela) [1900]
Fily-Dabo Sissoko (Mali) [1900-1964]
Guillermo de Torre (Spain) [1900-1972]
Inagaki Taruho (Japan) [1900-1977]
Kitagawa Fuyuhiko (Japan) [1900]
Leopoldo Marechal (Argentina) [1900-1953]
Miyoshi Tatsuji (Japan) [1900-1964]
*Vítězslav Nezval (Czechoslavakia) [1900-1958]
Essay “City for Failed Acrobats” (on Nezval’s Antilyrik) by Douglas Messerli
Jacques Prévert (France) [1900-1977]
George Seferis (Greece) [1900-1971]
Tu Mo (Viet Nam) [1900-1976]
Alexander Wat (Poland) [1900-1967]
Rosamel del Valle [Moisés Guitiérrez] (Chile) [1901-1965]
Andreas Embirikos (b. Romania/Greece) [1901-1975]
José Gorostiza (Mexico) [1901-1973]
Jacinto Fombona-Pachano (Venezuela) [1901]
Michel Leiris (France) [1901-1990]
Hino Sojo (Japan] [1901-1956]
Marie Luise Kaschnitz (Germany) [1901-1974]
Zoe Karelli (Greece) [1901-1998]
Henriqueta Lisboa (Brazil) [1901-1985]
François Le Lionnais (France) [1901-1984]
Cecília Meireles (Brazil) [1901-1964]
Murilo Mendes (Brazil) [1901-1975]
Murano Shiro (Japan) [1901-1975]
Oguma Hideo (Japan) [1901-1940]
Salvatore Quasimodo (Italy) [1901-1968]
Albert-Marie Schmidt (France) [1901]
Jaroslav Seifert (Czechoslavkia) [1901-1986]
Wilhelm Szabo (Austria) [1901-1986]
Jean-Joseph Rabéarivelo (Madagascar) [1901-1937]
Laura Riding [Jackson] (USA) [1901-1991]
Takahashi Shinkichi (Japan) [1901]
Rafael Alberti (Spain) [1902-1999]
Essay “Poet to Painter” by Douglas Messerli
Carlos Drummond de Andrade (Brazil) [1902-1978]
Hans Bellmer (Germany) [1902-1975]
Kay Boyle [1902-1992] (USA)
Luis Cernuda (Spain) [1902-1963]
Chŏng Chiyong (Korea) [1902-?]
Kaisar Emmanuil (Greece) [1902-1969]
Langston Hughes (USA) [1902-1967]
Nicolás Guillén (Cuba) [1902-1989]
Gyula Illyés (Hungary) [1902-1983]
Nazim Hikmet (Turkey/Poland) [1902-1963]
Nakano Shigeharu (Japan) [1902-1979]
Saga Nobuyuki (Japan) [1902]
Kim Sowŏl (Korea) [1902-1934]
Jaime Torres Bodet (Mexico) [1902-1974]
Jorge Carrera Andrade (Ecuador) [1903-1978]
Erich Arendt (Germany) [1903-1984]
Countee Cullen (USA) [1903-1946]
Jorge Maateo Cuesta Porte-Petit (Mexico) [1903-1942]
Edwin Denby (USA) [1903-1983]
Jean Follain (France) [1903-1971]
Gérard Francis [Gérard Rosenthal] (France) [1903]
Hayashi Fumiko (Japan) [1903-1951]
Peter Huchel (Germany) [1903-1981]
Kim Yŏngnang (Korea) [1903-1950]
Henriqueta Lisboa (Brazil) [1903-1985]
Mathias Lübeck (Germany) [1903-1944]
E. L. T. Mesens [Edouard Léon Théodore] (Belgium) [1903-1971]
César Moro [Alfredo Quíspez Asín] (Peru) [1903-1956]
Lorine Niedecker (USA) [1903-1970]
Aldo Pellegrini (Argentina) [1903-1973]
Jean Tardieu (France) [1903-1995]
Ono Tozaburo (Japan) [1903-1996]
Raymond Queneau (France) [1903-1976]
Raymond Radiguet (France) [1903-1923]
Carl Rakosi (USA) [1903-2004]
Essay “Utopia without Poetry” by Douglas Messerli
Tagaki Kyozo (Japan) [1903]
Nikolai Zabolotsky (Russia/USSR) [1903-1958]
George Vafopoulos (Greece) [1903-1996]
Jonas Aistis [Jonas Aleksandravićius] (Lithuania) [1904-1973]
John Beecher (USA) [1904-1980]
Omar Cáceres (Chile) [1904-1943]
Johannes Edfelt (Sweden) [1904-1997]
Damil Kharms (Russia/USSR) [1904-1942]
Edvard Kocbek (Slovenia) [1904-1981]
Srečko Kosovel (Slovenia) [1904-1926]
Gilbert Lély (France) [1904-1985]
Harry Martinson (Sweden) [1904-1978]
Jehan Mayroux (France) [1904-1975]
Pablo Neruda (Chile) [1904-1973]
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Xavier Villaurrutia (Mexico) [1904-1950]
Avoroth Yshuru (b. Ukraine/Israel) [1904]
Alexander Vvedensky (Russia/USSR) [1904-1941]
Louis Zukofsky (USA) [1904-1978]
Gerrit Achterberg (Netherlands) [1905-1962]
Xavier Abril (Peru) [1905-1990]
Manuel Altolaguirre (Spain) [1905-1959]
Jacques Baron (France) [1905]
Pedro García Cabrera (Canary Islands) [1905-1981]
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Iwasa Toichiro (Japan) [1905-1974]
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Chona Madera (Canary Islands) [1905-1981]
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Carlos Oquendo de Amat (Peru) [1905-1936]
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Ernst Schönwiese (Austria) [1905]
Louis Scutennaire (Belgium) [1905-1987]
Taniguchi Sadaya (Japan/USA) [1905-?]
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Betti Alver (Estonia) [1906-1989]
Daniel Andreyev (Russia) [1906-1959]
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Aurelio Arturo (Columbia) [1906-1974]
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Achille Chavée (Belgium) [1906-1969]
Birago Diop (Senegal) [1906-1989]
Sait Faik (Turkey) [1906-1954]
Jean Ferry [Jean Lévy] (France) [1906-1976]
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Hugo Larrea Andrade (Eucador) [1907]
Nakahara Chuya (Japan) [1907-1937]
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Arseny Tarkovsky (Armenia/Russia) [1907-1989]
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René Daumal (France) [1908-1944]
José Garcia Villa (Phillippines/USA]) [1908-1997]
Im Hwa (Korea) [1908-1953]
George Oppen (USA) [1908-1984]
Henry Parland (Finland/writes in Swedish) [1908-1930]
Nikos Gavriil Pentzikis (Greece) [1908-1993]
Emile Roumer (Haiti) [1908-1988]
Yorgos Sarantaris (Greece) [1908-1941]
Leonardo Sinisgalli (Italy) [1908-1981]
Stein Steinarr (Iceland) [1908-1958]
Takaoka Hiroyo (Japan/USA) [1908-?]
Atanasio Viteri (Ecuador) [1908-1965]
Helen Adam (b. Scotland/USA) [1909-1993]
Aurelio Arturo (Columbia) [1909-1974]
Igor Chinnov (Latvia) [1909-1996]
Léo Malet (France) [1909-1996]
Leopold Panero (Spain) [1909-1962]
Miklós Radnóti (Hungary) [1909-1944]
Yannis Ritsos (Greece) [1909-1990]
Franz Baermann Steiner (b. Czechoslovakia/Germany) [1909-1952]
Hilde Domin [Hildegard Löwenstein (Palm)] (Germany) [1909-2006]
Anna Świrsczyńska (Poland) [1909-1984]
Virgil Teodorescu (Romania) [1909-1987]
Olga Berggolts (Russia) [1910-1975]
Ai Ch’ing (China) [1910-1996]
*Nikos Engonópoulos (Greece) [1910-1985]
Gyorgy Faludy (Hungary) [1910-2006]
Jean Genet (France) [1910-1986]
Miguel Hernández (Spain) [1910-1942]
Sara de Ibáñez (Uruguay) [1910-1971]
Nikos Kavadias (Greece) [1910-1975]
José Lezama Lima (Cuba) [1910-1976]
Norman MacCaig (Scotland) [1910]
Alexandros Mátas (Greece) [1910-1969]
Melissánthi (Greece) [1910-1990]
Enríque Molina (Argentina) [1910-1997]
Charles Olson (USA) [1910-1970]
Charles Pressóir (Haiti) [1910]
Henrikas Radauskas (Lithuania/USA) [1910-1970]
Edouard Roditi (France/USA) [1910-1992]
Luis Rosales (Spain) [1910-1992]
Istvan Vas (Hungary) [1910-1991]
Yi Sang (Korea) [1910-1937]
José María Arguedas (Peru) [1911-1969]
Attilio Bertolucci (Italy) [1911-2000]
Elizabeth Bishop (USA) [1911-1979]
Gabriel Celaya [Rafael Múgica] (Spain) [1911-1991]
Allen Curnow (New Zealand) [1911-2001]
Faiz Ahmed Faiz (Pakistan) [1911-1984]
Odysseus Elytis (Greece) [1911-1996]
Joaquín Gallegos Lara (Ecuador) [1911-1947]
Alfred Gesswein (Austria) [1911-1983]
Ignacio Lasso (Ecuador) [1911-1943]
Patrice de Le Tour du Pin (France) [1911-1975]
Jorge Isaac Robayo (Ecaudor) [1911-1960]
Josef Mayer-Limberg (Austria) [1911-1992]
Nela Martínez (Ecuador) [1911-2004]
Bern Porter (USA) [1911-2004]
Sagawa Chika [Kawasaki Aiko] (Japan) [1911-1936]
Carlos Suárez Veintimilla (Ecuador) [1911]
Nikiforos Vrettakos (Greece) [1911-1991]
Emilio Adolfo Westphalen (Peru) [1911-2001]
Tennessee Williams (USA) [1911-1983]
John Cage (USA) [1912-1992]
Giorgio Caproni (Italy) [1912-1990]
Pablo Antonio Cuadra (Nicaragua) [1912-2002]
Edoardo Cacciatore (Italy) [1912-1996]
Léon-Gontran Damas (French Guiana) [1912-1978]
Andrejs Eglītis (Latvia) [1912-2006]
William Everson (Brother Antonius) 1912-1994
Review of Everson’s The Light the Shandow Castsby James Dunagan
Nikos Gatsos (Greece) [1912-1992]
Enrique Gil Gilbert (Ecuador) [1912-1973]
Jan Hanlo (Netherlands) [1912-1969]
Edmond Jabès (France) [1912-1991]
Jean Lescure (France) [1912-2005]
José A. Llerena