Aram Saroyan
Poet and novelist, known for minimalist poetry
Born
September 25th, 1943
81 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent figure in the literary scene, particularly in the realm of minimalist poetry. Developed a unique style characterized by brevity and keen observation. Published influential works including 'The Alphabet' which gained recognition for its innovative approach to language. Contributed to various literary journals and anthologies, establishing a noteworthy presence in the world of contemporary poetry. Also engaged with themes of identity and culture in novels and essays, enriching the discourse in modern literature.
Published 'The Alphabet'
Pioneered minimalist poetry
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