Moss, Howard
1922 - Born on January 22nd in New York City.
1948 - Was the poetry editor of The New Yorker.
1958 - Wrote the plays, The Folding Green, The Oedipus Mah-Jongg Scandal, and The Palace at 4 A.M.
1972 - Awarded the National Book Award for Poetry for Selected Poems.
1975 - Wrote the poems, The Wound and the Weather, The Toy Fair, A Swimmer in the Air, A Winter Come, A Summer Gone: Poems, 1946-1960, Finding Them Lost and Other Poems, Second Nature, Selected Poems and Buried City: Poems.
1987 - Died on September 16th in New York City.
1948 - Was the poetry editor of The New Yorker.
1958 - Wrote the plays, The Folding Green, The Oedipus Mah-Jongg Scandal, and The Palace at 4 A.M.
1972 - Awarded the National Book Award for Poetry for Selected Poems.
1975 - Wrote the poems, The Wound and the Weather, The Toy Fair, A Swimmer in the Air, A Winter Come, A Summer Gone: Poems, 1946-1960, Finding Them Lost and Other Poems, Second Nature, Selected Poems and Buried City: Poems.
1987 - Died on September 16th in New York City.
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