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Robert Creeley

Robert Creeley (born May 21, 1926, Arlington, Massachusetts) is a poet. He has authored more than sixty books of poetry.

A nice man. Author of For Love. Usually grouped with the Black Mountain poets. Was quite friendly with Charles Olson[?], Robert Duncan[?], Allen Ginsberg, John Wieners[?], etc. Still alive. Taught for many years at Buffalo. Lives in Waldoboro, ME/ Buffalo, NY/ Providence, RI, where he teaches at Brown.

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