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Encyclopedia > Barry MacSweeney


Barry MacSweeney (July 17, 1948 - May 18, 2000) was an English poet and journalist.


Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, he worked as a professional journalist throughout most of his life. He taught journalism and tutored in creative writing in the 1970s and worked as voluntary tutor in adult literacy in Newcastle in the late 1980s.


Literary Works

  • The Boy from the Green Cabaret Tells of his Mother (1968)
  • The Last Bud (1969)
  • Flames on the Beach at Varregio (1970)
  • Just 22 and I Don’t Mind Dying (1971)
  • Brother Wolf (1972)
  • Fools Gold (1972)
  • Black Torch (1973)
  • Odes: 1971_1978 (1978)
  • Ranter (1985)
  • Hellhound Memos (1993)
  • Pearl (1995)
  • The Book of Demons (1997)

(list is incomplete)


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NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Barry MacSweeney (245 words)
Barry MacSweeney, poet, was born in 1948 in Newcastle upon Tyne and attended Rutherford Grammar School.
As a poet, MacSweeney commenced writing early and, as a consequence of maturing in Newcastle during the 1960’s was influenced by the vigour of the poetry scene at that time.
MacSweeney was both contributor and participant at these readings and, following from his organising a poetry event in the Summer of 1967, his first book of poems The Boy from the Green Cabaret Tells of his Mother was published by Hutchinsons in 1968 under the New Authors series.
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