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Poets/Writers From London

Total: 129

Noon Meem Rashid

1910 - 1975

One of the founding-fathers of modern Urdu poetry.

Ralph Russell

1918 - 2008

British Urdu scholar and communist. Celebrated translator of Ghalib's poetry and prose

Saqi Faruqi

1936 - 2018

One of the most prominent and trend-setter modern poets

Alexander Pope

1688 - 1744

English poet and satirist; known for "The Rape of the Lock" and "An Essay on Criticism".

Asad Amanat Ali

1975 - 2007

Asad Amanat Ali was a famed ghazal and classical singer from Pakistan and the son of Amanat Ali Khan. He hailed from the Patiala Gharana of musicians.

George Orwell

1903 - 1950

Medical doctor / Living in London

John Gilchrist

1759 - 1841

English theologian, poet, and cardinal; a leading figure in the Oxford Movement.

John Keats

1795 - 1821

Legendary English poet of the second generation of Romantic poets.

A great scholar of poetry and prose in Urdu and Persian. Retired university lecturer

Lord Byron

1788 - 1824

British Romantic poet and satirist; author of "Don Juan" and "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage".

Mohsin Ehsan

1933 - 2010

Prominent poet of New Ghazal in Pakistan

Shohrat Bukhari

1925 - 2001

One of the prominent poets who infused modern ghazal with a fresh sense of feeling and imaginative power

Sir Edwin Arnold

1832 - 1904

T. S. Eliot

1888 - 1965

William Hodges

1744 - 1797

Popular Pakistani poet, known for his romantic poems and ghazals

A poet known for his nauhas and poems on the Karbala

Bakhsh Layalpuri

1934 - 2002

A people’s poet with progressive leanings, also served as the president of Progressive Writers Association of UK

Edward Thomas

1878 - 1917

Enid Blyton

1897 - 1968

Henry Gray

1827 - 1861

Henry James

1843 - 1916

Lord Macaulay

1800 - 1859

One of the prominent leaders of indian freedom movement.

Renowned Urdu fiction writer, novelist and one of the pioneers of the Progressive writers’ movement in the subcontinent.

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