Wright, David

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Section
Poets in the News
Poet Name
Wright, David
Given Name
David
Last Name
Wright
Date of Birth
23 February 1920
Biography
David Wright was a South-African born English poet who immigrated to England at age fourteen. He became deaf at age seven from contracting scarlet fever. He edited the literary magazine Nimbus for two years beginning in 1955, and, alongside John Heath-Stubbs, he edited the Faber Book of Twentieth Century Verse. He wrote a biography of South African poet Roy Campbell in 1961.


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Education
Oriel College
Close Relationships
Lessing, Doris
Schreiner, Olive
Smit, Hettie
Roberts, Michael
Brink, André Philippus
Connolly, Cyril Vernon 'Cyril Connolly'
Bosman, Herman Charles
Louw, W. E. G.
van den Heever, C. M.
Jacobson, Dan
Millin, Sarah Gertrude
Potts, Paul
Abrahams, Peter
Biko, Bantu Stephen 'Steve'
Woods, Donald James
Fraser, George Sutherland 'G. S.'
Swift, Patrick
Gordimer, Nadine
Heath-Stubbs, John
Smith, Pauline Janet
Schuitema, Barend
Morton, Do
FitzPatrick, James Percy
van Bruggen, Jochem
Breytenbach, Breyten
Eybers, Elisabeth Françoise
Delius, Anthony 'Ronald St. Martin'
van den Heever, Toon
Blum, Peter
Opperman, Diederik Johannes 'D. J.'
Marais, Eugène Nielen
Plomer, William
Watermeyer, Gottfried Andreas 'G. A.'
Butler, Guy
Pringle, Thomas
Pretorius, S. J. 'Sarel Jacob'
Madge, Charles Henry
Currey, Ralph Nixon 'R. N.'
Leipoldt, C. Louis 'Christian Frederik Louis'
Paton, Alan
Vanwyk Louw, Nicholaas Petrus
Campbell, Roy
Rousseau, Ina
Cope, Robert Knox 'Jack'
Philander, P. J. 'Peter John'
Krige, Uys
van Heerden, Ernst
MacNab, Roy
Celliers, Jan
Prince, Frank Templeton 'F. T.'
Slater, Francis Carey 'F. C.'
Spatial Coverage
Johannesburg
Region
Southern Africa