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 Paul Muldoon (born 1951-06-20 ) is a Northern Irish poet, literary critic and academic who has lived in the USA for the past twenty years. In 2003 his collection Moy Sand and Gravel won a Pulitzer Prize . Sourced Words want to find chimes with each... 
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Paul Benedict Muldoon | | Birth Date: |
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 Biography of Paul Muldoon
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 Paul Muldoon is generally associated with Seamus Heaney, Michael Longley, Derek Mahon, and James Simmons. These poets, who emerged in Northern Ireland over a short span of time and achieved, in varying degrees, international recognition, constitute an...
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Paul Muldoon (born June 20, 1951) is a writer, academic and educator, as well as Pulitzer Prize-winning poet from County Armagh, Northern...
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 ANQ Muldoon, Paul. To Ireland, I.(Book Review)
09/22/2002: 1,596 words, approx. 5 pages Oxford: Oxford UP, 2000. 150 pp. $12.95 Paul Muldoon is one of the most innovative and influential of the handful of Northern Irish poets who came to prominence during the last thirty years. The author of eleven collections of poetry, he has also... summary from source:
Irish Voice For The Professors or The Punters? Paul Muldoon Tries to Bridge The
11/29/1994: 1,168 words, approx. 4 pages Colin Lacey Irish Voice 11-29-1994 For The Professors or The Punters? Paul Muldoon Tries to Bridge The Gap. POETRY: It's busting out all over these days. Poetry book clubs, poetry radio programs,poetry magazines, MTV "spoken word" specials - there's even a nightclub... summary from source:
 The New York Observer Toni and Mary Triumph: Opening Night\'d5s Bliss for Opera Buffs
10/2/2007: 745 words, approx. 3 pagesPrinceton, N.J., is well known for its university, but it’s acquiring a different reputation in the opera world—as the country’s classiest libretto shop. Back in the 90’s, the brilliant poet Paul Muldoon supplied dazzlingly intricate librettos for the lyrical, eclectic art brut of Daron Hagen....
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 Interview by Paul Muldoon and Lynn Keller
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In the following interview, originally conducted between April 22 and 23, 1993, Muldoon discusses the creative origins and artistic aims of Shining Brow and Madoc: A Mystery, his incorporation of historical and literary references in these works, and his views on contemporary poetry and the formal aspects of his own verse.
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Critical Essay by Clair Wills
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In the following essay, Wills provides an overview of Muldoon's poetic style, his personal and intellectual perspective, and critical approaches to his work.
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Critical Essay by Tim Kendall
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In the following essay, Kendall provides an overview of Muldoon's family background, education, publishing career, and critical reception, drawing attention to the formative experiences and personal relationships that shaped the development of his poetry.
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