Francisco X. Alarcón

Poet

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Gender	Male
Death	9 years ago
Date of birth	February 21,1954
Zodiac sign	Pisces
Born	Wilmington
	California
	United States
Date of died	January 15,2016
Died	Davis
	California
	United States
Job	Poet
	Educator
Education	Stanford University
	California State University Long Beach
Nationality	American
Languag	Spanish; English
Awards	American Book Award
Nominations	Lambda Literary Award for Gay Men's Poetry
Genres	Poetry
Date of Reg.	2019-02-21 09:11:29
Date of Upd.	2023-07-16 17:17:28
ID	438052

Iguanas in the Snow and Other Winter Poems
Poems to Dream Together
Angels ride bikes and other fall poems
From the other side of night =
Cuerpo En Llamas
De Amor Oscuro
Canto Hondo / Deep Song
Borderless Butterflies : Earth Haikus and Other Poems
Family Poems for Every Day of the Week: Poemas Familiares Para Cada Día de la Semana
Um an NGra Dorcha/De Amor Oscuro
Flying Within
El Mundo 21: Para Hispano: Workbook Lab Manual
Border Voices: The San Diego Celebration of Poetry and Music: the 10th Annual Anthology of Poetry
Laughing Tomatoes And Other Spring Poems
Snake Poems
Animal poems of the Iguazú
From the Bellybutton of the Moon and Other Summer Poems

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Francisco X. Alarcón Life story

Francisco Xavier Alarcón was a Chicano poet and educator. He was one of the few Chicano poets to have "gained recognition while writing mostly in Spanish" within the United States. His poems have been also translated into Irish and Swedish.