Charles Simic

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Charles Simic was a Serbian-American poet, essayist, and translator renowned for his surreal, darkly humorous verse and for serving as the 15th Poet Laureate of the United States.

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instanceOf Serbian-American poet
essayist
person
poet
translator
awardReceived Griffin Poetry Prize
surface form: Griffin Poetry Prize (International)

MacArthur Fellowship
PEN Translation Prize
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
Wallace Stevens Award
birthName Dušan Simović
surface form: Dušan Simić
citizenship United States of America
countryOfBirth Yugoslavia
dateOfBirth 1938-05-09
dateOfDeath 2023-01-09
educatedAt New York University
employer University of New Hampshire
endTime 2008
ethnicOrigin Serbian
familyName Simic
genre essay
poetry
prose poetry
givenName Charles
language English
Serbian
literaryStyle dark humor
surrealism
migratedTo United States of America
movement contemporary American poetry
name Charles Simic self-link
notableWork Charon’s Cosmology
Dismantling the Silence
The Book of Gods and Devils
The World Doesn’t End
Unending Blues
Walking the Black Cat
occupation essayist
poet
professor
translator
ordinalNumberInOffice 15
placeOfBirth Belgrade
surface form: Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
placeOfDeath Dover, New Hampshire, United States
positionHeld United States Poet Laureate
surface form: Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress
PulitzerPrizeForPoetryWork The World Doesn’t End
PulitzerPrizeForPoetryYear 1990
startTime 2007
subjectOf interviews about war, memory, and surrealism in poetry
yearOfMigration 1954

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Charles Simic name Charles Simic self-link
Jan Wagner translatedAuthor Charles Simic