Edwin Morgan
| Edwin Morgan | |||
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2004 - 2010 | |||
| Personal details | |||
| Birth | Glesga Apryle 27, 1920 | ||
| Died | Glesga August 17, 2010 | ||
| Manner o daith | natural causes (en)  (pneumonia) | ||
| Eddication | |||
| Eddication | Glesga University Stonelaw High School (en) | ||
| Leids spoken | Inglis | ||
| Thrift | |||
| Thrift | linguist (en) , poet, translator (en) , screiver, literary critic (en) , university teacher (en) , science fiction writer (en) an visual poet (en) | ||
| Employer | Glesga University | ||
| Awaird | list
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| Member o | Royal Society of Edinburgh (en) Royal Society of Literature (en) | ||
| Movement | Scots Renaissance | ||
| Genre | Poetry | ||
| Militar service | |||
| Militar branch | Breetish Airmy | ||
| Conflict | Warld War II | ||
Edwin George Morgan OBE (27 Aprile 1920 – 17 August 2010)[1] wis a Scots makar an translator that wis associate wi the Scots Renaissance. He is widely kent as ane o the foremaist Scots poets o the 20t century. In 1999, Morgan wis makkit the first Glesca Poet Laureate. In 2004, he wis named as the first Scots naitional poet: the Scots Makar.
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