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Robert Penn Warren

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Noun1.Robert Penn Warren - United States writer and poet (1905-1989)
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poet laureate; the first was Robert Penn Warren (1986-87); the five most recent poet laureates were: Charles Simic (2007-08), Donald Hall (2006-07), Ted Kooser (2004-06), Louise Gluck (2003-04) and Billy Collins (2001-03).
Poet laureate headlines Vegas Valley Book Festival by Joe Brown / Las Vegas Sun
Others include Caroline Gordon and the heroic cycles, Thomas Wolfe's odyssey and anabasis in O Lost, and father figures and dead languages in Robert Penn Warren.
A backward glance; the Southern renascence, the autobiographical ... by Reference & Research Book News
WILLIAM BEDFORD CLARK is a professor of English at Texas A&M University and general editor of the Robert Penn Warren Correspondence Project.
Abortions by Clark, William Bedford / Modern Age
 
 
 
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