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Born in Toronto in 1950, she is celebrated for genre-defying works that blend poetry, prose, scholarship, and modern feminist perspectives with ancient Greek and Roman literature.\n\nWikipedia\n\nBackground & Career\nEarly Life and Education: Born on June 21, 1950, in Toronto, Canada. She learned ancient Greek in high school with the help of an instructor and earned her BA, MA, and PhD from the University of Toronto, alongside studying at the University of St Andrews.\n\nWikipedia\n\nAcademic Career: Has worked as a professor of Classics, Comparative Literature, and Creative Writing at prominent institutions including Princeton University, McGill University, and New York University.\nLiterary Style: Known for unorthodox, hybrid structures that cross the boundaries between lyric poetry, academic essay, visual art, and translation.\n\nPoetry Foundation\n\nNotable Works\nTitle\tYear\tDescription\nEros the Bittersweet\t1986\tHer foundational first book combining literary criticism with an exploration of desire.\nAutobiography of Red\t1998\tA renowned novel in verse reimagining the myth of Geryon and Stesichorus.\nThe Beauty of the Husband\t2001\tA \"fictional essay in 29 tangos\" that made her the first woman to win the T.S. 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