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Edward P. Jones, American novelist and short-story writer whose works depict the effects of slavery in antebellum America and the lives of working-class African Americans. He won a Pulitzer Prize for The Known World (2003). Learn more about Jones’s life and career.
www.britannica.comListen to Edward P. Jones talk from a Portland Arts & Lectures event in 2005, hosted by Literary Arts in Portland, Oregon.
literary-arts.orgEdward P. Jones is an acclaimed American author born on October 5, 1950, in Arlington, Virginia. Raised by his mother after his father abandoned the family, Jones's early life experiences in Washington, DC, significantly shaped his writing. He attended Holy Cross College and later earned an M.F.A. from the University of Virginia. Although he initially pursued various jobs to support himself, including freelance writing, he began crafting fiction in his early twenties, drawing inspiration...
www.ebsco.comPart of CSMs Connections Literary Series Family is a strong underlining theme in the stories of Pulitzer Prize winner Edward P. Jonesthe families into which we are born, the families that adopt …
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www.encyclopedia.comEdward P. Jones (born October 5, 1950, Washington, D.C., U.S.), American novelist and short-story writer whose works depict the effects of slavery in antebellum America and the lives of working-class African Americans. Jones attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, and studied writing at the University of Virginia. He taught briefly, and […]
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