Edwin Morgan
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 14 years ago |
Date of birth | April 27,1920 |
Zodiac sign | Taurus |
Born | Glasgow |
United Kingdom | |
Date of died | August 17,2010 |
Died | Glasgow |
United Kingdom | |
August 2010 | |
Glasgow | |
United Kingdom | |
Job | Teacher |
Poet | |
Education | University of Glasgow |
The High School of Glasgow | |
Movies/Shows | For Love of the Game |
Wag the Dog | |
Ice Cream Man | |
Bitter Harvest | |
The Hollywood Knights | |
You Light Up My Life | |
The People's Choice | |
Awards | T. S. Eliot Prize |
Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize | |
Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry | |
Cholmondeley Award | |
King's Gold Medal for Poetry | |
Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh | |
Listen artist | www.youtube.com |
Influences | Vladimir Mayakovsky |
Charles Baudelaire | |
Arthur Rimbaud | |
John Milton | |
Paul Verlaine | |
Hart Crane | |
Laura Riding | |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 459153 |
A Book of Lives
Cathures
New selected poems
Collected Translations
Collected poems
Love and a life
The second life
Virtual and other realities
Sonnets from Scotland
From Glasgow to Saturn
Glasgow sonnets
The Play of Gilgamesh
Instamatic poems
Dreams and Other Nightmares: New and Uncollected Poems 1954-2009
Selected poems
Poems of thirty years
Sweeping out the dark
The new divan
Nothing not giving messages
Themes on a variation
From Saturn to Glasgow: 50 Favourite Poems
The Midnight Letterbox: Selected Correspondence (1950-2010)
Hold hands among the atoms
Crossing the Border
Beyond the Sun: Scotland's Favourite Paintings
The whittrick
Tales from Baron Munchausen
Star Gate
Edwin Morgan: Collected Poems
Tales from Limerick Zoo
The Horseman's Word: A Sequence of Concrete Poems
Thirteen Ways of Looking at Rillie
Twelve songs
Demon
Essays
Long poems-- but how long
17 Poems of Edwin Morgan: A Commentary
East European poets
Scottish Satirical Verse: An Anthology
Grafts
Collins albatross book of longer poems
The Apple Tree
Hold Hands Among the Atoms and Demon Translated Into Greek
Language, Poetry and Language Poetry
Roadworks: Song Lyrics for Wildcat
Edwin Morgan: Reading from His Poems
Provenance and problematics of 'sublime and alarming images' in poetry
The Fruits of Murder
Rites of Passage: Translations
Glasgow poets past and present
Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus in a new version
Cathures
New selected poems
Collected Translations
Collected poems
Love and a life
The second life
Virtual and other realities
Sonnets from Scotland
From Glasgow to Saturn
Glasgow sonnets
The Play of Gilgamesh
Instamatic poems
Dreams and Other Nightmares: New and Uncollected Poems 1954-2009
Selected poems
Poems of thirty years
Sweeping out the dark
The new divan
Nothing not giving messages
Themes on a variation
From Saturn to Glasgow: 50 Favourite Poems
The Midnight Letterbox: Selected Correspondence (1950-2010)
Hold hands among the atoms
Crossing the Border
Beyond the Sun: Scotland's Favourite Paintings
The whittrick
Tales from Baron Munchausen
Star Gate
Edwin Morgan: Collected Poems
Tales from Limerick Zoo
The Horseman's Word: A Sequence of Concrete Poems
Thirteen Ways of Looking at Rillie
Twelve songs
Demon
Essays
Long poems-- but how long
17 Poems of Edwin Morgan: A Commentary
East European poets
Scottish Satirical Verse: An Anthology
Grafts
Collins albatross book of longer poems
The Apple Tree
Hold Hands Among the Atoms and Demon Translated Into Greek
Language, Poetry and Language Poetry
Roadworks: Song Lyrics for Wildcat
Edwin Morgan: Reading from His Poems
Provenance and problematics of 'sublime and alarming images' in poetry
The Fruits of Murder
Rites of Passage: Translations
Glasgow poets past and present
Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus in a new version
Edwin Morgan Life story
Edwin George Morgan OBE FRSE was a Scottish poet and translator associated with the Scottish Renaissance. He is widely recognised as one of the foremost Scottish poets of the 20th century. In 1999, Morgan was made the first Glasgow Poet Laureate. In 2004, he was named as the first Makar or National Poet for Scotland.