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Poets' A-Z » Marilyn
Hacker
Marilyn Hacker was born in New York in 1942. She is the author
of many collections of poetry, including Presentation
Piece (Viking Press, 1974), which won the National Book
Award; Selected Poems: 1965-1990 (W. W. Norton, 1994),
which received the Poets’ Prize; and Winter Numbers
(W. W. Norton, reprinted 1996), which was awarded both the
Lambda Literary Award in Poetry and the Lenore Marshall Poetry
Prize.
Her collection Desesperanto: poems 1999-2003 was
published in 2003. She is the translator of Claire
Malroux’s collections of poems, Edge (Wake
Forest University Press, 1996) and A Long Gone Sun
(Sheep Meadow Press, 2000), and lives in New York City and
Paris.
 
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