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Poetry Project #6
Post-World War II Poets
by Alaina, Hayden, and Landon
06/10/18
Index
Brooke Russell Astor
James Patterson
Allan Bloom
Alice Walker
William Gibson
Literary Terms/Thanks
June Jordan
Brooke Russell Astor
Born:
March 30th, 1902, Portsmouth, NH.
Career:
She was a writer, socialite, and philanthropist.
Died:
August 13th, 2007, Briarcliff Manor, NY.
Genre of Writing:
Mystery Novels
Interesting Fact about Their Life:
- She kept her real identity secret for twenty years by using the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.
Brooke Russell Astor
Her Contribution to Literature:
Footprints
The Last Blossom on the Plum Tree: A Period Piece
The Bluebird is at Home
Patchwork Child: Early Memories
published in 1980
published in 1962
published in 1965
Published in 1986
Allan David Bloom
Born:
September 14th, 1930, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Career:
Died:
Bloom was a classicist, American philosopher, and academic.
October 7th, 1992, in Chicago, Illinois.
Genre:
Political commentary and scholary topics.
Facts:
- He attended the University of Chicago in 1955 where he recieaved a Ph.D.
- He was a professor at Yale, University of Chicago, and Cornell.
Allan David Bloom
His Contribution to Literature:
Love and Friendship
Shakespeare on Love and Friendship
Giants and Dwarfs
The Closing of the American Mind
published in 1990
published in 1987
A collection of essays
published in 1993
Published in 2000
William Gibson
Born:
March 17th, 1948, in Conway, SC.
Career:
He worked as a author, introducing a new subgenre in the process.
Died:
He's still kick'n at the age of 76.
Genre of Writing:
Science fiction
Interesting Fact about Their Life:
- He is credited with creating the subgenre known as cyberpunk.
William Gibson
His Contribution to Literature:
Zero History
The Peripheral
Spook Country
Pattern Recognition
Published in 2014
published in 2007
published in 2003
published in 2010
The first novel within his new series
June Jordan
Born:
July 9th, 1936, in Harlem, NY.
Career:
Died:
She was an American poet, essayist, teacher, and activist.
June 14th, 2002, in Berkeley, California.
Genre:
Poetry, fiction, essays, drama, and children's writings.
Facts:
- She liked to talk in "Black English" because she viewed it as important to her culture.
- She supported the lgbtq+ movement and was even honored in the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor.
June Jordan
Her Contribution to Literature:
I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky
His Own Where
Civil Wars
Who Look at Me
Published in 2010
published in 1981
published in 1969
published in 1995
James Patterson
Born:
March 22nd, 1947, in Newburgh, NY.
Career:
He worked as a author.
Died:
He's still kick'n at the age of 77.
Genre of Writing:
He incorperated many genres in his literature, his favorite being thriller.
Interesting Fact about Their Life:
- Patterson has sold over 425 million copies worldwide.
James Patterson
His Contribution to Literature:
1st to Die
Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment
Kiss the Girls
Along Came a Spider
published in 2001
published in 1995
published in 1993
Follows four protagonists as they solve a murder mystery
Published in 2005
Alice Walker
Born:
Febuary 9th, 1944, in Eatonton, GA.
Career:
Died:
She is an American novelist, short story writer, poet, and social activist.
Still alive at the age of 80.
Genre:
African-American Literature and feminist writings.
Fact:
- She has been involved with the Civil Rights Movement, animal activism, and pacifism.
Alice Walker
Her Contribution to Literature:
The Third Life of Grange Copeland
The Color Purple
The Temple of my Familiar
Meridian
published in 1982
published in 1976
published in 1970
Published in 1989
Literary Terms Used:
-Literature
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