Paul Muldoon

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Paul Muldoon is an acclaimed Northern Irish poet known for his inventive language, complex forms, and influential contributions to contemporary poetry.

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instanceOf librettist
person
poet
professor
translator
awardReceived American Academy of Arts and Letters award
Irish Times Poetry Prize
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
T. S. Eliot Prize
countryOfBirth Northern Ireland
dateOfBirth 1951-06-20
education Queen's University Belfast
employer Princeton University
familyName Muldoon
fieldOfWork literary criticism
poetry
translation
genre lyric poetry
narrative poetry
givenName Paul
hasResidence New Jersey
United States
hasRole poetry editor of The New Yorker
hasSubject Irish history
mythology
personal memory
politics
influenced contemporary American poets
contemporary Irish poets
influencedBy Irish literary tradition
isKnownFor complex poetic forms
contributions to contemporary poetry
inventive language
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Letters
Royal Society of Literature
movement Irish poetry
contemporary poetry
name Paul Muldoon
nationality British
Irish
notableWork Frolic and Detour
Hay
Horse Latitudes
Madoc: A Mystery
Maggot
Meeting the British
Moy Sand and Gravel
Mules
New Weather
One Thousand Things Worth Knowing
Quoof
The Annals of Chile
Why Brownlee Left
occupation academic
editor
poet
placeOfBirth Portadown
positionHeld Howard G. B. Clark ’21 University Professor in the Humanities
Professor of Creative Writing
spouse Jean Hanff Korelitz
studiedUnder Seamus Heaney

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Cholmondeley Award notableRecipient Paul Muldoon
Paul Celan influenced Paul Muldoon
My Ride's Here collaborator Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon name Paul Muldoon