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Jesmyn Ward (born
April 1, 1977) is an
American novelist and a
professor of
English at
Tulane University,
where she
holds the
Andrew W.
Mellon Professorship...
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Salvage the
Bones is the
second novel by
American author Jesmyn Ward and
published by
Bloomsbury in 2011. The
novel explores the
plight of a working-class...
- Sing, Unburied, Sing is the
third novel by the
American author Jesmyn Ward and
published by
Scribner in 2017. It
focuses on a
family in the
fictional town...
- five.
Several authors had
multiple books represented,
including Ferrante,
Jesmyn Ward, and
George Saunders. The list
predominantly featured works published...
- David. "
Jesmyn Ward Wins
National Book
Award for 'Sing, Unburied, Sing'". The New York Times.
Retrieved December 13, 2018. Begley, Sarah. "
Jesmyn Ward,...
- Men We
Reaped is a
memoir by the African-American
writer Jesmyn Ward. The book was
published by
Bloomsbury in 2013. The
memoir focuses on Ward's own personal...
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award more than once
include William Faulkner, John Up****,
William Gaddis,
Jesmyn Ward, and
Philip Roth, each
having won on two
occasions along with numerous...
- Sharon,
opera director Tyshawn Sorey,
composer Gabriel Victora,
immunologist Jesmyn Ward,
writer Matthew Aucoin,
composer and
conductor Julie Ault,
artist and...
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Where the Line
Bleeds is the
debut novel by
American writer Jesmyn Ward. It was
published in 2008 by
Agate Publishing. Ward
needed help
finding a publisher...
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Retrieved 25
March 2020. Kellogg,
Carolyn (15
November 2017). "Masha Gessen,
Jesmyn Ward,
Robin Benway and
Frank Bidart win
National Book Awards". Los Angeles...
