Harriet Monroe
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Harriet Monroe was a prominent American poet, editor, and literary figure best known for founding the influential magazine Poetry in 1912. Her vision was to create a platform that showcased modern poetry and encouraged new voices in the literary landscape. Monroe's commitment to the art form not only helped to elevate poetry's status in American culture but also provided a nurturing environment for many poets who would go on to become significant figures in literature, including Carl Sandburg and Ezra Pound.
Nationalität
Amerikaner
Geburtsdatum
December 23, 1860
Geburtsort
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Todesdatum
September 26, 1936
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