Howard Moss
American poet and playwright
American poet and playwright
1987
39 years ago — 65 years old
Artists & Creatives
United States
Born in 1922, this individual made significant contributions to American literature as a poet, playwright, and critic. Widely recognized for work in both poetry and theater, he served as poetry editor for The New Yorker for many years. His poetry collection, 'The Tension Zone', received critical acclaim, showcasing a unique voice in 20th-century American poetry. As a playwright, 'The Servant' highlighted his talent in crafting engaging narratives. Through poetic and dramatic works, an exploration of complex themes of existence and identity was achieved.
Served as poetry editor for The New Yorker
Published the poetry collection 'The Tension Zone'
Wrote the play 'The Servant'
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