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Ange Mlinko
Ange Mlinko
(Verenigde Staten, 1969)
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Biografie
Ange Mlinko is the author of two books, Matinées (Zoland Books, 1999) and Starred Wire (Coffee House Press, 2005) which was a National Poetry Series winner in 2004, and a finalist for the James Laughlin Award. She was born in Philadelphia, and currently lives in Beirut. She has lived and worked in Brooklyn, Providence, Boston, and Morocco. She has taught poetry at Brown, the Naropa University Summer Writing Program, and Al-Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco. Her poems are about urban life, about language and its failings, about the things we see and do not see. The New Yorker praised her “unique sense of humor and mystery”.
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BibliographyPoetry
Matinées, Zoland Books, Cambridge, 1999
Starred Wire, Coffee House Press, Minneapolis, 2005
Shoulder Season, Coffee House Press, Minneapolis, 2010
Criticism
Kane, Daniel, ed., Don\'t ever get famous: essays on New York writing after the New York School, Dalkey Archive Press, Champaign, 2006
Awards
National Poetry Series, 2004
Randall Jarrell Award for Criticism, 2009
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