Marianne Bluger
Introduction '''Marianne Bluger''' (August 28, 1945 – October 29, 2005) was a Canadian poet. She was a recipient of the Archibald Lampman Award.
Life Bluger was born in  Ottawa. She graduated with distinction from McGill University where she studied pre-medical subjects and philosophy as well as taking poetry courses with Louis Dudek.She later dropped out of medical school to marry a Zen Master Samu of Toronto. They had two children: Michael "Maji" Kim (b. 1969), and Micheline "Agi" Mallory (b. 1970). She married Larry Neily, in 1991.She was executive secretary – treasurer of the Canadian Writers' Foundation, from 1975 to 2000.She co-founded Christians Against Apartheid, and the Tabitha Foundation.
Awards *Canada Council*1993 Lampman-Scott Award
Works ***********===Anthologies===*
Reviews Marianne Bluger's seventh book, ''Scissor, Paper, Woman'', invests in images so precise they resound far beyond the pages that contain them.
References
External links * "Author's website"* "Marianne Bluger", ''Canadian Poetry'', University of Toronto