Edwin Morgan

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Edwin Morgan was a pioneering 20th-century Scottish poet and translator, celebrated for his experimental style, science fiction themes, and role as Scotland’s first national poet (Makar).

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instanceOf Scottish poet
human
poet
translator
awardReceived Cholmondeley Award NERFINISHED
Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry NERFINISHED
birthName Edwin George Morgan NERFINISHED
burialPlace Necropolis, Glasgow NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1920-04-27
dateOfDeath 2010-08-17
educatedAt University of Glasgow NERFINISHED
employer University of Glasgow NERFINISHED
endTime 2010 (as Scots Makar)
genre concrete poetry
poetry
science fiction poetry
hasHonor Order of the British Empire (OBE) NERFINISHED
influenced contemporary Scottish poets
language English
Scots
memberOf Royal Society of Literature NERFINISHED
Scottish Arts Council (as adviser) NERFINISHED
militaryService Royal Army Medical Corps NERFINISHED
movement Scottish Renaissance NERFINISHED
concrete poetry movement NERFINISHED
name Edwin Morgan NERFINISHED
notableFor experimental poetry
pioneering concrete poetry in Scotland
role as first national poet (Makar) of Scotland
use of science fiction themes
notableWork From Glasgow to Saturn NERFINISHED
Sonnets from Scotland NERFINISHED
The New Divan NERFINISHED
The Second Life NERFINISHED
Virtual and Other Realities NERFINISHED
occupation academic
poet
translator
placeOfBirth Glasgow, Scotland NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Glasgow, Scotland NERFINISHED
positionHeld Glasgow Poet Laureate NERFINISHED
Professor of English
Scottish national poet (Makar) NERFINISHED
residence Glasgow, Scotland NERFINISHED
sexualOrientation gay
startTime 2004 (as first Scots Makar)
translatedFrom French
German
Hungarian
Italian
Latin
Old English
Russian

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Scottish literature notableAuthor Edwin Morgan