Gwendolyn Brooks
Gwendolyn Elizabetha Brooks (Topekae Kansiae 7 Iunii 1917—Sicagi 2 Decembris 2000) fuit poeta et magister Americana, primus homo Afroamericanus qui Praemium Pulitzeranum accepit cum Praemium Pulitzeranum in poesi anno 1950 propter Annie Allen, eius congeriem alteram, ei concederetur. Poeta laureatus Illinoesiae anno 1968 creata est, locus quem usque ad mortem tenebat, et Consultans in Poesi in Bibliotheca Congressionali (quasi poeta laureatus Civitatum Foederatarum) anno 1985.

Honores et fortuna
1946, Guggenheim Fellow in Poetry
1946, praemium Academia Artium et Litterarum Americana
1950, Praemium Pulitzeranum in poesi
1968, Poeta Laureatus Illinoesiae, dignitas quam usque ad mortem tenuit 
1976, Praemium Memoriale Shelleyanum Societas Poesis Americae
1985, Consultans in Poesi in Bibliotheca Congressionali
1988, in National Women's Hall of Fame inducta
1989, Insigne Roberti Frost  a Societas Poesis Americae
1992, Praemium Aiken Taylor a Sewanee Review
1994, Lector Ieffersoniana a Dote Nationali pro Humanitatibus electa
1994, Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters a National Book Foundations
1995, Insigne Artium Nationale
1995, prima Mulier Anni a Harvard Black Men's Forum electa
1995, Praemium Historiae Factae Museo Historiae Chicaginiensi ob distinctionem in litteris
1997, Praemium Ordinis Lincolniani ab Academia Lincolniana Illinoesiae, maximus honor a civitate Illinoesia concessus

Brooks plus quam septuaginta quinque gradus academicos honoris causa a collegiis et universitatis per orbem terrarum accepit.

Opera
Negro Hero (1945)
The Mother (1945)
A Street in Bronzeville (1945)
The Children of the Poor (1949)
Annie Allen (1950)
Maud Martha (1953) (Fiction)
Bronzeville Boys and Girls (1956)
The Bean Eaters (1960)
Selected Poems (1963)
A Song in the Front Yard (1963)We Real Cool (1966)In the Mecca (1968)Malcolm X (1968)Riot (1969)Family Pictures (1970)Black Steel: Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali (1971)The World of Gwendolyn Brooks (1971)Aloneness (1971)Report from Part One: An Autobiography (1972) (oratio soluta)A Capsule Course in Black Poetry Writing (1975) (oratio soluta)Aurora (1972)Beckonings (1975)Other Music (1976)Black Love (1981)To Disembark (1981)Primer for Blacks (1981) (oratio soluta)Young Poet's Primer (1981) (oratio soluta)Very Young Poets (1983) (oratio soluta)The Near-Johannesburg Boy and Other Poems (1986)Blacks (1987)Winnie (1988)Children Coming Home (1991)In Montgomery (2000)

Notae

Bibliographia
Bloom, Harold. 2000. Gwendolyn Brooks. Philadelphiae: Chelsea House Publishing. ISBN 0791056562.
Bryant, Jacqueline Imani, ed. 2007. Gwendolyn Brooks and working writers. Sicagi: Third World Press. ISBN 9780883782798 (charta). ISBN 0883782790 (charta).
Burr, Zofia. 2002. Of Women, Poetry, and Power: Strategies of Address in Dickinson, Miles, Brooks, Lorde, and Angelou. Urbanae: University of Illinois Press. ISBN 0252027698.
Melhem, D. H. 1987. Gwendolyn Brooks: Poetry and the Heroic Voice. University Press of Kentucky. ISBN 0813116058.
Rhynes, Martha E. 2003. Gwendolyn Brooks: Poet from Chicago. Greensburgi Carolinae Septentrionalis: Morgan Reynolds Publishing. ISBN 1931798052.
Shaw, Harry B. 1980. Gwendolyn Brooks.'' Bostoniae: Twayne Publishing. ISBN 0805772871.

Nexus externi

Audio et Poemata Gwendolyn Brooks," www.poets.org
Biographia, www.english.uiuc.edu (Modern American Poetry)
"The Book Writers" Poem, www.blkfr8r.com
"Gwendolyn Brooks Online Resources at the Library of Congress," www.loc.gov (Bibliotheca Congressionalis) 
"Gwendolyn Brooks Illinois Poet Laureate," www.illinois.gov (Civitas Illinoesia)
Lyman, Henry. Colloquium interrogatorium, "Gwendolyn Brooks Captures Chicago 'Cool,'" www.npr.org (National Public Radio)
"Online guide to the Gwendolyn Brooks Papers," www.oac.cdlib.org (The Bancroft Library)
Poemata Gwendolyn Brooks, www.poetryfoundation.org
"Some poems by Brooks," www.math.buffalo.edu (Circle Brotherhood Association, SUNY Buffalo)
"Lifetime Honors: National Medal of Arts," www.nea.gov

Nati 1917
Mortui 2000
Autobiographi Civitatum Foederatarum
Incolae Illinoesiae
Incolae Kansiae
Mulieres
Poetae Civitatum Foederatarum
Poetae Afroamericani
Poetae laureati Civitatum Foederatarum
Praemium Pulitzer
Professores Scholae Normalis et Universitatis Civicae Chicagoensis
Professores Collegii et Universitatis Illinoesiae Boreorientalis
Socii Guggenheimiani