Oscar O'Neill

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Oscar O'Neill
Name	Oscar O'Neill
Full name	Oscar (O'Neill) Lennon
Gender	Male
Born	February 12, 1902, Noble City
Died	January 17, 1969, Hurbanova
Home	Hurbanova
Function(s)	Poet and writer
Language(s)	English, Dutch, French, Irish, Romanian, Adlibitan
Religion	Atheist

Oscar Lennon, better known by his pen name Oscar O'Neill, was a famous Lovian poet and writer. He is well known for his Oetry, poems starting with O! He is in fact the inventor of these poems and became a school example of pioneer poetry. His most famous work is the short poem O! Via, about Lovia. O'Neill didn't write a lot poems, as he started writing towards the end of his life.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 Literature 1.2 Poetry books 1.3 Separate poems 2 References and notes 3 See also

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Literature

• Industry, the Fairy Tale, 1960 (fiction)
• O no!, 1962 (fiction)
• Elysée, 1963 (fiction)
• When I discovered a new letter in the alphabet, 1964 (semi-autobiographical)
• Short stories by O'Neill, 1968 (fiction)

[edit] Poetry books

• A roadbook, 1963^[1]
• The bO!ok, 1965^[2]
• O! I, 1967^[3]
• O! II, 1969
• Onomatopoeia, 1969

[edit] Separate poems

• On the Road, 1963
• O! Via, 1967
• Without the lxved letter X, 1968

[edit] References and notes

1. ↑ This book includes On the Road, separately published the same year.
2. ↑ In this book Oscar publishes the first oems.
3. ↑ This book includes the poem O! Via, which is published separately later that year.

[edit] See also

• O! Via