George Sterling

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George Sterling was an American poet and leading figure in early 20th-century California literature, closely associated with the Bohemian artistic circles of San Francisco.

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George Sterling canonical 3

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instanceOf American writer
essayist
human
playwright
poet
birthDate 1869-12-01
birthPlace Sagamore, New York
United States
causeOfDeath suicide
citizenship United States
countryOfCitizenship United States
deathDate 1926-11-17
deathPlace San Francisco, California
United States
describedBySource early 20th-century California literature
educatedAt St. Charles College
familyName Sterling
genre drama
essays
poetry
givenName George
hasOccupation Bohemian poet
influenced California poets of the early 20th century
Clark Ashton Smith
influencedBy Edgar Allan Poe
Percy Bysshe Shelley
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath suicide by cyanide poisoning
memberOf Bohemian Club
movement Bohemianism
California literature
name George Sterling
notableWork A Wine of Wizardry
Lilith: A Dramatic Poem
The Caged Eagle and Other Poems
The House of Orchids
The Testimony of the Suns
occupation essayist
playwright
poet
partOf Bohemian artistic circles of San Francisco
relative Cecil B. DeMille
William C. DeMille
linked to: William C. deMille
residence Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
San Francisco, California
spouse Carrie Rand
workLocation Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
San Francisco, California

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Cypress Lawn Memorial Park hasNotableBurial George Sterling
Ina Coolbrith influenced George Sterling
George Sterling name George Sterling