Đặng Thân
Vietnamese writer and poet
Born
April 4th, 1964
61 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Vietnam
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Born in Vietnam in 1964, this individual has made significant contributions to Vietnamese literature through poetry and prose. The body of work often reflects themes of nature, identity, and social issues. The writings have been recognized for their depth and creativity, contributing to contemporary Vietnamese literature. Engagement in literary circles and various literary festivals showcases the commitment to promoting both traditional and modern Vietnamese literature. Receiving accolades for both poetry and novels has established a notable presence in the literary community.
Published several acclaimed poetry collections
Received national literary awards for works
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