Letter: D

(1900?-1984) Writer. “Geography of the Erotic Body,” lived on First Avenue, on the Lower East Side.

(1951-1990) Performance poet. John De Vita lived in New York City and worked at the New York Public Library.

(1921-2004) Performance poet. Tommaso Della Fave lived on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York.

(1859-1952) Writer, philosopher. Taught at Columbia Teachers College.

(1896-1983) Lyricist. “The Band Wagon” (1931), was born and died in Manhattan.

(1859-1943) Writer, Lyricist. “Adonis” (1884), lived in Manhattan.

(1896-1970) Novelist. John Dos Passos lived at 3 Washington Square, Greenwich Village, New York, New York. Dos Passos’ novelistic style is completely unmistakable. With “Manhattan Transfer” (1925) and the U.S.A. trilogy (“The 42nd Parallel” (1930), “1919” (1932), and “The Big Money” (1936)), Dos Passos developed a broad, kaleidoscopic technique to recreate the social and political … Continued

(1918-1979) Poet. “This Is The Way We Wash Our Hands,” lived in Manhattan, New York.

(1891-1945) Lyricist. “Gold Diggers of Broadway,” lived and died in Manhattan.

(1927-1989) Poet. John Duffy was a poet who lived in Manhattan, New York.