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Douglas Livingstone

South African poet
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  • South African literature
    / In English

    …War II, but it was Douglas Livingstone who became the leading English-language poet of the latter 20th century. He emerged in the 1960s with his powerful descriptions of African landscapes and animals, but his poetry subsequently broadened in scope to touch upon various aspects of modern society. Also of considerable…

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    …War II, but it was Douglas Livingstone who became the leading English-language poet of the latter 20th century. He emerged in the 1960s with his powerful descriptions of African landscapes and animals, but his poetry subsequently broadened in scope to touch upon various aspects of modern society. Also of considerable…

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