Ethel Irene Kabwato
(Zimbabwe, 1970)
Ethel Irene Kabwato is a mother, teacher and writer. In 2004-05, she participated in … |
Hédi Kaddour
(Tunisia, 1945)
Hédi Kaddour (Tunis, 1945) is one of the French writers currently designated as … |
Jayant Kaikini
(India, 1955)
Jayant Kaikini is regarded as one of the most significant of the younger writers in … |
Wakako Kaku
(Japan)
To many Japanese people, Wakako Kaku is known as a lyricist for famous pop singers and … |
Ronelda Kamfer
(South Africa, 1981)
Ronelda S Kamfer has entered Afrikaans literature like a Guy Fawkes’ rocket at … |
Ilya Kaminsky
(Ukraine, 1977)
Poet Ilya Kaminsky was born in the former Soviet Union city of Odessa. He lost most of … |
Kamlesh
(India, 1937)
Kamlesh (born 1937) is a senior Hindi poet and translator. He writes prolifically but … |
Manju Kanchuli
(Nepal, 1951)
Born the youngest daughter of the Nepali dramatist, Bhim Niddhi Tiwari, Manju Kanchuli … |
Meena Kandasamy
(India, 1984)
Meena Kandasamy is a young Chennai-based poet, fiction writer and translator. Her first … |
Mitsuharu Kaneko
(Japan, 1895–1975)
Mitsuharu Kaneko (1895–1975), one of the most prominent poets of … |
Liat Kaplan
(Israel, 1956)
Liat Kaplan, born on a kibbutz and today a resident of Tel Aviv, is a poet, creative … |
Jaan Kaplinski
(Estonia, 1949)
Jaan Kaplinski was born in the Estonian university city of Tartu in 1941. His mother … |
Yonadav Kaploun
(Australia, 1963)
Yonadav Kaploun was born in Melbourne and moved to Israel as a child with his parents, … |
Katia Kapovich
(Moldova, 1960)
Katia Kapovich (1960) is a bilingual Russian poet. Born in Chişinău, the capital of … |
Angshuman Kar
(India, 1975)
Angshuman Kar is the author of nine collections of poems, two novels, two novellas … |
Nikos Karouzos
(Greece, 1926–1990)
Nikos Karouzos was born in Nafplion in 1926 and died in Athens in 1990. He is … |
Mary Karr
(United States, 1955)
Poet and memoirist Mary Karr was born in 1955 and raised in Texas. The author of … |
Mari Kashiwagi
(Germany, 1970)
Mari Kashiwagi was born in Erlangen, Germany, where her father was teaching as an … |
Laura Kasischke
(USA, 1961)
Poet and novelist Laura Kasischke was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan and teaches in the … |
Hiroshi Kawasaki
(Japan, 1930–2004)
Born in Tokyo, Hiroshi Kawasaki published countless numbers of poems, essays, stories, … |
Jackie Kay
(United Kingdom, 1962)
Jackie Kay is a poet, playwright and novelist. She was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, and … |
István Kemény
(Hungary, 1961)
István Kemény entered university to study law, but switched to Hungarian literature and … |
Luke Kennard
(United Kingdom, 1981)
In 2007 Luke Kennard became the youngest ever poet to be shortlisted for the Forward … |
Brendan Kennelly
(Ireland, 1936)
Brendan Kennelly is a celebrated figure among his own countrymen, almost as much so as … |
Keorapetse Kgositsile
(South Africa, 1938)
Born in 1938, Keorapetse ‘Willie’ Kgositsile left South Africa in 1961 as one of the … |
Tabish Khair
(India, 1966)
Tabish Khair (born 1966) is a poet, novelist and essayist. His significant poetry … |
Mimi Khalvati
(Iran, 1944)
Mimi Khalvati was born in Tehran, Iran, but grew up in England, and has made London her … |
Shamshad Khan
(United Kingdom, 1964)
Shamshad Khan was conceived in Karachi and born in Britain. Her published works include … |
Vénus Khoury-Ghata
(Lebanon, 1937)
Vénus Khoury-Ghata was born in the Lebanese mountain village of Bsherre, also the … |
Kim Hyesoon
(South Korea)
Kim Hyesoon is one of the most important contemporary poets of South Korea. She lives … |
David Kinloch
(United Kingdom, 1959)
David Kinloch was born in Glasgow in 1959 and educated at Glasgow and Oxford … |
John Kinsella
(Australia, 1963)
There is little doubt that Kinsella’s vibrant and voracious poetic intellect is a … |
Esther Kinsky
(Germany, 1956)
Esther Kinsky was born in Engelskirchen. A year after her birth, however, her family … |
Giriraj Kiradoo
(India, 1975)
Giriraj Kiradoo (born 1975) has published poems, criticism, translations and short … |
Miroslav Kirin
(Croatia, 1965)
Miroslav Kirin’s poetry of the powerful, immediate moment bears the imprint of both … |
Thomas Kling
(Germany, 1957–2005)
Thomas Kling, unquestionably one of the most important German-language poets of the … |
Hester Knibbe
(Netherlands, 1946)
Een dunne duurzaamheid (A thin permanence) is the title of one of Hester … |
Edvard Kocbek
(Slovenia, 1904–1981)
Edvard Kocbek is a great unknown East European poet. Although born in 1904, he … |
Frank Koenegracht
(The Netherlands, 1945)
Frank Koenegracht is one of the best, albeit not yet best-known, poets of the Dutch … |
John Koethe
(USA, 1945)
The author of several collections of poetry, including North Point North: New and … |
Barbara Köhler
(Germany, 1959)
Barbara Köhler is undoubtedly one of the most important and influential poets of … |
Masayo Koike
(Japan, 1959)
Masayo Koike is a poet who treasures words. From an early age she was attracted to the … |
Uwe Kolbe
(Germany, 1957)
Uwe Kolbe is from Prenzlauer Berg, the GDR-Bohemian quarter of literature, rock-music, … |
antoine de kom
(Netherlands, 1956)
antoine de kom was born in The Hague in 1956 but spent his formative years in … |
Claudiu Komartin
(Romania, 1983)
Claudiu Komartin was born in Bucharest. His first book, Păpușarul și alte … |
Rutger Kopland
(The Netherlands, 1934–2012)
Rutger Kopland is convinced that scientific research is fundamentally no different to … |
Barbara Korun
(Slovenia, 1963)
Barbara Korun, born in 1963 in Ljubljana, is a leading figure in the generation of … |
Admiel Kosman
(Israel, 1957)
Admiel Kosman was born in Haifa to an observant Orthodox Jewish family. His … |
Srečko Kosovel
(Slovenia, 1904)
Srečko Kosovel is the Slovenian Rimbaud, the strongest and the strangest poetical … |
Uroš Kotlajić
(Serbia, 1982)
Uroš Kotlajic (1982) schreef over Belgrado, waar hij opgroeide en nog … |
Gerrit Kouwenaar
(The Netherlands, 1923–2014)
Gerrit Kouwenaar was first published in clandestine publications during World War II. … |
Rustum Kozain
(South Africa, 1966)
Rustum Kozain was born, raised and schooled in Paarl, Western Cape and studied English … |
Urszula Koziol
(Poland, 1931)
Urszula Koziol was born in southeast Poland and has lived and worked in Wroclaw since … |
Taja Kramberger
(Slovenia, 1970)
Taja Kramberger is a poet, historical anthropologist, essayist and translator. She is … |
Marc Kregting
(The Netherlands, 1965)
On his blog, Marc Kregting, born in Breda in 1965, introduces himself as follows: … |
Antjie Krog
(South Africa, 1952)
Antjie Krog was born in 1952 and grew up on a farm in the Kroonstad District of the … |
Gerrit Krol
(The Netherlands, 1934–2013)
Gerrit Krol studied mathematics. He worked as a computer programmer for Shell Oil and … |
Halyna Krouk
(Ukraine, 1974)
Born in Lviv, Ukraine, Halyna Krouk is a poet, writer of fiction and a researcher in … |
Hasso Krull
(Estonia, 1964)
Hasso Krull is one of the most important writers and thinkers to emerge from Estonia … |
Elmar Kuiper
(The Netherlands, 1969)
Elmar Kuiper, born in Sneek, lives and works in the small Friesian village of Huins. He … |
Endre Kukorelly
(Hungary, 1951)
Endre Kukorelly was born and raised in Budapest, where he worked as a librarian for the … |
Nitin Kulkarni
(India, 1970)
Nitin Kulkarni is an architect by profession. A graduate of BKPS College of … |
Nilim Kumar
(India, 1961)
Nilim Kumar is the author of seventeen volumes of poetry and three novels in … |
Monika Kumar
(India, 1977)
Monika Kumar is a Hindi poet of growing acclaim. Her poetry has been published in … |
Mazisi Kunene
(South Africa, 1930–2006)
The heritage of Kunene, this great spokesman,is without a doubt indispensable to … |
Zaffar Kunial
(United Kingdom, 1975)
Zaffar Kunial is a Hebden Bridge-based poet whose impact on the UK scene belies a small … |