Kanaka Ha. Ma.
(India, 1964)
Kanaka Ha. Ma. (born 1964) is a critically acclaimed Kannada poet. Based in Mumbai, … |
Dorian Haarhoff
(South Africa, 1944)
Dorian Haarhoff, a South African/Namibian poet, facilitates creative writing and … |
Hadewijch
(Belgium, c. 1240)
Hadewijch is at the very heart of literature from the low countries. This mystic from … |
Jen Hadfield
(United Kingdom, 1978)
Nothing is permanent in the poetry of Jen Hadfield (‘I don’t know what it … |
Lloyd Haft
(USA, 1946)
Lloyd Haft (Sheboygan, Wisconsin, 1946) moved from the United States to the Netherlands … |
Gili Haimovich
(Israel, 1974)
Expressive arts therapist Gili Haimovich is a bilingual Hebrew-English poet. As a … |
Jalal el- Hakmaoui
(Morocco, 1957)
Born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1957. Poet and translator. He is one of the major young … |
Megan Hall
(South Africa, 1972)
Megan Hall was born and grew up in Cape Town, and studied English and Latin at the … |
Alan Halsey
(United Kingdom, 1949)
Born in London in 1949, Halsey ran the Poetry Bookshop in Hay-on-Wye for almost twenty … |
Micha Hamel
(Netherlands, 1970)
Micha Hamel is a composer-conductor and poet. He composes orchestral works, songs and … |
Amanda Hammar
(Zimbabwe, 1959)
Amanda Hammar, who was born and educated in Zimbabwe, is now a Professor at the … |
Philip Hammial
(USA, 1937)
Martin Duwell recently commented in Jacket that the ‘keynote’ to Philip … |
Han Dong
(China, 1961)
Han Dong was born on 17 May 1961 in Nanjing. At the height of the Cultural Revolution, … |
Han Lynn
(Burma, 1986)
Han Lynn is a Burmese poet and translator. After growing up in Kalaw, a picturesque … |
Inger Elisabeth Hansen
(Norway, 1950)
Inger Elisabeth Hansen’s language glows through poetry that is buoyed by a rare … |
Kerry Hardie
(Singapore, 1951)
Kerry Hardie was born in Singapore in 1951 and grew up in County Down. Once a … |
Hedva Harechavi
(Mandatory Palestine, 1941)
Painter and poet Hedva Harechavi was born on Kibbutz Degania B, and has lived since … |
Elma van Haren
(The Netherlands, 1954)
The poetry that Elma van Haren has published until now in six collections for adults … |
James Harpur
(Britain, 1956)
James Harpur was born in Britain in 1956 to an Irish father and a British mother and … |
Martin Harrison
(United Kingdom, 1949–2014)
A poet and critic, Martin Harrison lives in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales. He … |
J.S. Harry
(Australia)
Did Peter Henry really meet a young Wittgenstein in Vienna in 1902 or at another time … |
Michael Hartnett
(Ireland, 1941–1999)
Michael Hartnett was born in Croom, County Limerick, in 1941. He was one of the most … |
Lee Harwood
(United Kingdom, 1939)
Lee Harwood’s poetry presents a haunting pleasure to the reader – images and openings … |
Anjum Hasan
(India, 1972)
Anjum Hasan writes poetry, fiction and criticism in English. Her first book of poetry, … |
Sharron Hass
(Israel, 1966)
The forces of intellect, myth and emotion vie for attention in the poetry of Sharron … |
Robert Hass
(USA, 1941)
Born in San Francisco in 1941, Robert Hass is a poet of the personal and of the … |
Christian Hawkey
(USA, 1969)
Christian Hawkey, a poet and translator of German poetry, was born in Hackensack, New … |
He Xiaozhu
(China, 1963)
He Xiaozhu is a poet of the periphery in China, both imagined and real. Born in 1963 to … |
Seamus Heaney
(Ireland, 1939–2013)
Seamus Heaney was born between Toomebridge and Castledawson in Northern Ireland in … |
Olli Heikkonen
(Finland, 1965)
According to a female reviewer, Olli Heikkonen belongs to the threatened species of … |
Herberto Helder
(Portugal, 1930–2015)
Born in Funchal (Madeira Island) in 1930. After having abandoned both his Law and … |
Cecil Helman
(South Africa, 1944)
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, Cecil Helman qualified as a medical doctor before … |
Raúl Henao
(Colombia, 1944)
Raúl Henao. “Poet by trade and one of singular vision. A magician with words and … |
Paul Henry
(United Kingdom, 1959)
Paul Henry was born in 1959 and lives in Newport, South Wales. He is a Welsh speaker … |
Kerstin Hensel
(Germany, 1961)
Kerstin Hensel was born in 1961 in Karl-Marx-Stadt in the German Democratic Republic. … |
Tracey Herd
(United Kingdom, 1968)
Tracy Herd was born in 1968 in East Kilbride. She now lives in Dundee where she works … |
Anna Herman
(Israel, 1973)
In early 2015, as this profile was being prepared, poet Anna Herman was awarded the … |
Stefan Hertmans
(Belgium, 1951)
Stefan Hertmans is professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent. He is considered one … |
Judith Herzberg
(The Netherlands, 1934)
Judith Herzberg is one of the most famous living poets in the Netherlands; a selection … |
Tsjêbbe Hettinga
(The Netherlands, 1949–2013)
Hettinga was born in Burchwert, a small village in the province of Friesland in the … |
Popati Hiranandani
(India, 1924–2005)
Popati Hiranandani was a versatile Sindhi writer who authored over sixty books in her … |
Jane Hirshfield
(USA, 1953)
Frequently short and spare, Jane Hirshfield’s poems highlight the smallest … |
Tony Hoagland
(United States, 1953)
Tony Hoagland was born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and attended Williams College, … |
Wim Hofman
(The Netherlands, 1941)
Wim Hofman is best known as a writer of children’s books and as a visual artist. His … |
L.K. Holt
(Australia, 1982)
L.K. (Lucy) Holt was born in 1982 in Melbourne, Australia, spent her childhood in … |
Miroslav Holub
(Czechoslovakia, 1923–1998)
Miroslav Holub (1923-1998) was dichter, prozaïst, essayist en immunoloog, en … |
Peter Holvoet-Hanssen
(Belgium, 1960)
Peter Holvoet-Hanssen worked as a dolphin keeper before debuting in 1998 with the … |
Eleanor Hooker
(Ireland, 1963)
For those familiar with the Irish literary scene, it is understood that describing a … |
Maryam Hooleh
(Iran, 1978)
Maryam Hooleh was born in 1978 in Tehran and started writing from an early … |
Joseph Horgan
(United Kingdom, 1964)
Born to Irish parents and raised in Birmingham, England, Joseph Horgan has lived in … |
Ranjit Hoskote
(India, 1969)
Born in 1969, Ranjit Hoskote is a Mumbai-based poet, art theorist, independent curator … |
Pilote le Hot
(France, 1966)
Pilote le Hot left school at sixteen and has since collaborated in various music, … |
Chenjerai Hove
(Zimbabwe, 1956–2015)
Born near Zvishavane in 1956, poet, novelist and social commentator Chenjerai Hove now … |
Fanny Howe
(USA, 1940)
Fanny Howe is the author of more than twenty books of poetry and prose. In a 2004 … |
Sarah Howe
(Hong Kong, 1983)
Sarah Howe is a British poet, academic and editor. Born in Hong Kong to an English … |
Hsia Yü (Xia Yu)
(Taiwan, 1956)
Hsia Yü studied film and drama at the National Taiwan Academy of the Arts. Besides … |
Hu Xudong
(China, 1974)
Hu Xudong began writing modern poetry as a student at Peking University when, without … |
Frieda Hughes
(United Kingdom, 1960)
Frieda Hughes published six children’s books before she finally summoned enough courage … |
Norbert Hummelt
(Germany, 1962)
The poems of Norbert Hummelt leave a gentle, melancholic impression. Nevertheless, he … |
Yair Hurwitz
(Mandatory Palestine, 1941–1988)
Yair Hurwitz was born in Tel Aviv in 1941. He died in 1988 at the tragically early age … |
Aamer Hussein
(Pakistan, 1955)
Aamer Hussein was born in Karachi and after a short period studying in India moved to … |