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Miriam Waddington

ミリアム・ワディントン

Miriamu Wadinguton

Aliases: Miriam Dworkin
Pen Names: E. B. MerritPen name

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1917-12-23 (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
Died
2004-03-03 (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) age 86
Nationality
カナダ
Languages
英語
Residence History
Winnipeg, Manitoba → Montreal, Quebec → North York, Ontario → Vancouver, British Columbia

Career

Occupations
poet, short story writer, translator, social worker, professor
Active Years
1945-2004
Affiliations
York University
Influenced By
F. R. Scott, Irving Layton, Louis Dudek

Education

University of Toronto
Faculty of Arts / English
Degree: B.A.
Period: 1930年代
Year of Graduation: 1939
Country: Canada
Studied English
University of Pennsylvania
Social Work
Degree: M.A.
Country: United States
Studied social work

Awards

Borestone Mountain Award
1963
Category: 最優秀詩
Result: 受賞
Borestone Mountain Award
1966
Category: 最優秀詩
Result: 受賞
Borestone Mountain Award
1974
Category: 最優秀詩
Result: 受賞
J.I. Segal Award
1972
Result: 受賞
Honorary Doctorate
1975
Organization: Lakehead University
Result: 受賞
Honorary Doctorate
1985
Organization: York University
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Driving Home: Poems New and Selected

1972 Poetry

Collection of new and selected poems

Everyday lifeNature

Bibliography

  • Green World
  • The Second Silence
  • The Season's Lovers
  • The Glass Trumpet
  • Driving Home: Poems New and Selected

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Concise languagePoetry of everyday life
Recurring Motifs
NatureUrban life

Health

  • Stroke
    2004年2月末
    Cause of death

Legacy

Prominent Canadian poet, part of Montreal literary circle. Poem featured on Canadian $100 bill

Archives

  • Simon Fraser University archives
  • Library and Archives Canada

In Popular Culture

  • Poem 'Jacques Cartier in Toronto' featured on the back of the 2004 Canadian $100 bill

Trivia

  • Part of Montreal literary circle with F. R. Scott, Irving Layton, Louis Dudek
  • Used pen name E. B. Merrit