| Birth Day | August 28, 1924 |
| Birth Place | New Zealand |
| Age | 96 YEARS OLD |
| Died On | Jan 29, 2004 (age 79) |
| Birth Sign | Virgo |
Janet Frame, a renowned poet from New Zealand, is rumored to have an estimated net worth of $2 million in the year 2024. Her contributions to the world of poetry have solidified her as one of the most influential figures in New Zealand's literary scene. Her impressive body of work includes numerous critically acclaimed poems that touch upon various themes, showcasing her deep understanding of the human experience. Throughout her career, Janet Frame has captured the hearts and minds of poetry enthusiasts and continues to be celebrated for her unique and thought-provoking verses.
A New Zealand-born author, poet, and Novelist, she is known for such works as Owls Do Cry and The Pocket Mirror. She was a recipient of the Hubert Church Prose Award.
She enrolled in a Teacher training course at the Dunedin College of Education in 1943. She received a national literary prize for her debut work, The Lagoon and Other Stories.
She suffered from schizophrenia and narrowly escaped a lobotomy.
She was one of five children born into a working-class New Zealand family of Scottish heritage.
Her three autobiographies inspired the 1990 film An Angel at My Table, directed by Jane Campion.
