Brian P. Cleary

Author and poet, 'Bald Is Beautiful'

Brian P. Cleary - Author and poet, 'Bald Is Beautiful'
Born

October 1st, 1959
65 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

Links & References

An American author and poet, contributions include children's literature and humorous poetry. Created educational materials focusing on language and literature. Published over sixty books, primarily targeting young readers, incorporating playful language and compelling illustrations. Notable works include the 'Bald Is Beautiful' series and 'Words Are Categorical', which has been well received in classrooms across the United States. Engaged in speaking events and workshops to promote literacy and creative writing.

Published over sixty children's books

Created the 'Words Are Categorical' series

Other People Born on October 1st

Mats Lindgren

Ice Hockey player and coach in Sweden
Born
October 1st, 1974 50 years ago

Played as a defenseman in the Swedish Hockey League, primarily with the team Modo Hockey. Had a successful career in ice hockey, achieving recognition for both playing and coaching roles. Transitioned to coaching after retiring from professional play, contributing to the development of upcoming players in the sport. Involved in various coaching positions at both junior and senior levels, influencing future generations of ice hockey talent in Sweden.

Continue Reading

Maurice Bardèche

French journalist and author
Born
October 1st, 1907 117 years ago
Died
1998 27 years ago — 91 years old

A French journalist, author, and critic, engaged in political and cultural discourse during the mid-20th century. Contributed significantly to literary and political criticism, often aligning with controversial ideologies. Wrote several works on art and literature, including a notable essay on the intricacies of Polish literature. Instrumental in promoting right-wing thought through journalism and publications.

Continue Reading

Henry Clay Work

Composer and songwriter of 'Marching Through Georgia'
Born
October 1st, 1832 192 years ago
Died
1884 141 years ago — 52 years old

An American composer and songwriter, produced popular songs during the 19th century. Best recognized for the Civil War song 'Marching Through Georgia', which became an anthem for Union troops. Other notable works include 'The Battle Cry of Freedom' and 'Kingdom Coming'. Work's compositions reflected the social and political climate of his time, capturing the sentiments of patriotism and the struggle for freedom amidst the Civil War.

Continue Reading

Stanley Holloway

English actor and entertainer
Born
October 1st, 1890 134 years ago
Died
1982 43 years ago — 92 years old

This individual enjoyed a successful career in entertainment, particularly noted for contributions to film, theater, and music. Born in 1890, career began in the early 20th century. Gained prominence with performances in musical theater and comedy. Most recognized for the iconic role of Alfred Doolittle in the original stage production of 'My Fair Lady' and the subsequent film adaptation. Additionally, became a celebrated entertainer through his unique storytelling and recitations.

Continue Reading

Yvette Hermundstad

Swedish journalist and media figure
Born
October 1st, 1971 53 years ago

This individual has worked extensively as a journalist in Sweden, contributing to various media outlets. Reporting covered a range of topics, including culture, politics, and social issues. Establishing a reputation for insightful commentary and investigative reporting, this journalist cultivated an audience through engaging writing and in-depth analysis. Various platforms utilized her expertise, often addressing critical societal topics. The contributions to journalism provided significant perspectives on contemporary issues in Sweden.

Continue Reading

Luigi Guido Grandi

Italian monk and mathematician
Born
October 1st, 1671 353 years ago
Died
July 4th, 1742 282 years ago — 70 years old

Born in 1671, this Italian monk contributed significantly to mathematics and engineering. As a member of the Olivetan Order, he combined his religious life with scholarly pursuits. Grandi's work primarily focused on mathematics, where he developed the Grandi's series and contributed to the field of calculus. His engineering skills were also notable, particularly in the development of hydraulic systems. Grandi's writings and teachings had a lasting influence on subsequent generations of mathematicians and engineers.

Continue Reading