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Edwin Arlington Robinson (1869-1935), the American poet, is the author of many volumes of poetry about New England Life, including The Torrent and the Night Before and The Children of the Night, and several long blank-verse narratives, including an Arthurian trilogy and The man who Died Twice.
Nobel Laureate Joseph Brodsky is the author of numerous books including WATERMARK, LESS THAN ONE and ON GRIEF AND REASON, all published by Penguin. He died in January 1996.
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