George Frederick Morgan

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George Frederick Morgan, (April 25, 1922 — February 20, 2004) was a poet and founder (1948) and long-time editor (1948-1998) of The Hudson Review, along with his wife Paula Dietz.

Frederick Morgan attended Princeton University, studying under Allen Tate. Morgan also translated poems from the French.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 by 1.2 about 2 External links

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• The Night Sky, Story Line Press
• The One Abiding (2002)
• Poems for Paula, Story Line Press (1995)
• Poems: New and Selected , University of Illinois Press (1987)
• Northbook, University of Illinois Press (1982)
• Poems of the Two Worlds, University of Illinois Press (1977)

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Lieberman, Laurence 1995 "William Stafford and Frederick Morgan: The Shocks Of Normality," pp. 264ff. in his Beyond the Muse of Memory: Essays on Contemporary American Poets

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• [1] "The Hudson Review", his longtime publication
• [2] Guardian obituary
• [3] Dick Allen, "The Unfolding: a Recovered Appreciation of Frederick Morgan's Poetry"