Campbell, Roy

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Poets in the News
Poet Name
Campbell, Roy
Given Name
Roy
Last Name
Campbell
Date of Birth
2 October 1901
Biography
Roy Campbell was born in South Africa in 1901; he first gained acclaim as a poet and writer following the publication of The Flaming Terrapin in 1924. Campbell edited the literary magazine "Voorslag" alongside poet William Plomer. Campbell fought in both the Spanish Civil War and World War II, and died in a car accident in Portugal in 1957.

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Place of Birth
South Africa, Durban
Spatial Coverage
Durban
Region
Southern Africa