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Margaret Cordier Biermann (born 28 April 1962), known professionally as Margaret Cordier, is a South African poet and writer. She writes primarily in Afrikaans and English and is known for poetry that explores themes of memory, landscape, identity, and belonging.

Cordier was born in the Northern Cape of South Africa and spent her formative years in Namaqualand. The region’s distinctive landscape and cultural memory have had a lasting influence on her writing. She later became actively involved in South African literary communities and continues to contribute to Afrikaans literary discourse.

Margaret Cordier’s poetry is characterised by lyrical intensity, rich imagery, and an attentive engagement with everyday experience. Her work often blends personal reflection with broader themes of place, femininity, and resilience. Her debut poetry collection, Buigbreek, was published in 2021 and marked her emergence as a distinctive contemporary poetic voice.

Her poems and prose have appeared on established South African literary platforms, including LitNet and Versindaba.

Cordier has been acknowledged in Afrikaans cultural media for her contribution to literature and the arts, including coverage in Beeld.