Category:Robert Penn Warren

Robert Penn Warren
	American poet, novelist, and literary critic
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Date of birth	24 April 1905; Todd County
Date of death	15 September 1989; Stratton natural causes; bone cancer;
Place of burial	Vermont;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Residence	Connecticut (1973, 1950); Fairfield (15 September 1989); Louisiana; Stratton (15 September 1989);
Educated at	Vanderbilt University (1925, Bachelor of Arts); University of California, Berkeley (English literature, 1927, Master of Arts); Yale University (1928, 1927); University of Oxford (English literature, 1930, 1928, Bachelor of Letters); Clarksville Senior High School;
Occupation	poet; novelist; writer; literary critic; journalist;
Employer	Yale University; Louisiana State University;
Member of	American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Phi Beta Kappa Society;
Child	Rosanna Warren;
Spouse	Eleanor Clark (7 December 1952 – 15 September 1989);
Notable work	All the King's Men; At Heaven's Gate; Night Rider; Understanding Poetry; Who Speaks for the Negro?;
Award received	John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship; Rome Prize; National Medal of Arts; Medal of Honor; United States Poet Laureate (1944); Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (1947, All the King's Men); National Book Award for Poetry (1958); Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (1958); Bollingen Prize (1967); Jefferson Lecture (1974); Emerson-Thoreau Medal (1975); St. Louis Literary Award (1977); Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (1979); Common Wealth Award of Distinguished Service (1980); MacArthur Fellows Program (July 1981); Robert Frost Medal (1985); United States Poet Laureate (1986); Presidential Medal of Freedom;
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