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Eugene Gloria

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Eugene Gloria

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1957 (Manila, Philippines)
Nationality
Philippines, United States
Languages
English
Residence History
Manila (birth) → San Francisco (raised) → Greencastle, Indiana (residence/work)

Career

Occupations
Poet, Professor
Active Years
1980-2025
Affiliations
DePauw University (John Rabb Emison Professor)

Education

San Francisco State University
Degree: B.A.
Country: United States
Miami University
Degree: M.A.
Country: United States
University of Oregon
Degree: MFA
Country: United States

Awards

Fulbright Scholar Grant
Organization: Fulbright / University of the Philippines (associated)
Result: 受賞
George Bogin Memorial Award
Organization: Poetry Society of America
Result: 受賞
National Poetry Series (selection)
2000
Work: Drivers at the Short-Time Motel
Organization: National Poetry Series
Result: 選出
Asian American Literary Award
Organization: Asian American Literary Awards
Result: 受賞
Fulbright Lecturer Award (University of Santo Tomas)
Organization: Fulbright
Result: 受賞
Anisfield-Wolf Book Award
2013
Organization: Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards
Result: 受賞
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Award (Poetry)
2020
Category:
Organization: Indiana Authors Awards
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Drivers at the Short-Time Motel

2000 Poetry

An early collection addressing urban life, immigration, and personal memory. Features poems that weave cityscapes with individual histories.

immigrationurban lifememory

Hoodlum Birds

2006 Poetry

A collection exploring social tensions and personal identity, notable for its diverse voices and vivid urban portrayals.

identitysocietyurban

My Favorite Warlord

2012 Poetry

A collection that treats war, violence, and historical memory, combining personal perspective with historical materials.

warviolencememory

Sightseer in This Killing City

2019 Poetry

A recent work questioning contemporary society through an observer's perspective on urban violence, characterized by sharp imagery and voice.

urban violenceobservationsocial critique

Bibliography

  • Drivers at the Short-Time Motel
  • Hoodlum Birds
  • My Favorite Warlord
  • Sightseer in This Killing City

Style & Themes

Literary Style
lyrical and conversational English poetryimage-drivenfusion of personal memory and social themes
Recurring Motifs
memoryimmigrant experiencewar and violenceurban landscapes

Legacy

As a Filipino-born American poet, he is recognized for work addressing immigration, urban life, and historical memory. With multiple awards, he is considered an important voice in Asian American poetry.

Academic Societies

  • Poetry Society of America

Trivia

  • Has published poems in major journals and anthologies.
  • Has held residencies and grants such as MacDowell Colony and Fulbright.