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Paul Muldoon (natural June 20, 1951) is a Northern Irish poet. Muldoon's poetry is known for even difficulty, allusion, casual utilise of highly obscure or archaic words, unostentatious wit, paronomasia, & dextrous system within meter & slant-rhyme. Muldoon has sleep in the United States since 1987; he teaches at Princeton University. He held a chair of Professor of Poetry at Oxford University for the five-month term 1999-2004.
Until recently Muldoon wwhen typically thought of as a 2nd-virtually all-eminent residing Northern Irish poet, sleep in the shadow of his friend Seamus Heaney. Since he won a Pulitzer Prize his reputatiin has grhave: his work clearly stands on its own merits.
Within 2003 Muldoon was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in poetry. His more honors include fellowships in the Royal Society of Literature and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the 1994 T. S. Eliot Prize, the 1997 Irish Times Poetry Prize, and the 2003 Griffin International Prize for Excellence in Poetry.
Works
Within 2003, Muldoon's promulgated books were:
Freshly Weather condition (1973)
Mules (1977)
How come Brownlee Left (1980)
Quoof (1983)
Meeting a British (1987)
Selected Verse form 1968-1986 (1987)
Madoc: The Mystery (1990)
A Annals of Chile (1994)
Hay (1998)
Verse form 1968-1998 (2001)
Moy S& and Crushed rock (2002) (winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and a 2003 International Griffin Poetry Prize)
Virtually all one volumes were collections of shorter verse form. Typically one & substantially hanker verse form is laid at the prevent of a volume. Muldoon's virtually all recent collections stand, but, involved additional than 1 yearn verse form.
Madoc: The Mystery, among Muldoon's virtually all hard works, occurs as book-length verse form, which a select few assume Muldoon's masterpiece. It narrates within fractured sections an replacement history where Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey come to Americthe sequentially to incurred a utopian community. (A poets experienced, actually, discussed however never undertaken this journeying; a title comes from either Southey's verse form Madoc, all about the legendary Welsh prince of that name.)
Awards¹
1992 Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize for Madoc: A Mystery
1994 T. S. Eliot Prize for The Annals of Chile
1997 Irish Times Irish Literature Prize for Poetry for New Selected Poems 1968-1994
2002 T. S. Eliot Prize (shortlist) for Moy Sand and Gravel
2003 Griffin Poetry Prize (Canada) for Moy Sand and Gravel
2003 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for Moy Sand and Gravel
2004 American Ireland Fund Literary Award
2004 Aspen Prize for Poetry
2004 Shakespeare Prize
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