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Equally skilled in both long and short form fiction, Robinson is the author of four novels, three-story collections and a biography. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Harper's, The Atlantic, and Best American Short Stories, and been widely anthologized and broadcast on National Public Radio. Four of her works have been chosen as Notable ...
Miran was critical of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell's recommendation of a major stimulus package in 2020. [5]In July 2024, Miran co-authored a paper with Iranian-American economist Nouriel Roubini accusing the Department of the Treasury of reducing the share of long-term notes and bonds, lowering yields and prolonging inflation.
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She is the author of seven novels – Pieces of a Girl (1999), The Submerged Cathedral (2004), The Children (2007), Animal People (2011), The Natural Way of Things (2015), The Weekend (2019), and Stone Yard Devotional (2023). She has also written a book about creativity, The Luminous Solution (2021), a collection of interviews with Australian ...
The book became a New York Times Bestseller and is a Read with Jenna choice [11] and a BBC Radio 4 Book at Bedtime pick. [12] Published by Sceptre, an imprint of Hodder, it was shortlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize for first time novelists. [13] Daré was included in The Observer ' s list of 10 Best Debut Novelists of 2020. [1]
Allen has won numerous awards for her work including; 2008 SIBA Book Award for fiction for her novel Garden Spells, Best Women's Fiction of 2007 by the American Library Association's Reading List, 2008 RT Reviewers Choice Award for Women's Fiction for her novel The Sugar Queen, [7] and the Department of Literature at UNC Asheville named Addison the 2015 Goodman Endowed Artist.
At 18 years old Azumah Nelson began using a film camera to continue his passion for photography. [9]Azumah Nelson believes his "writing and photography go hand in hand; as they both act as sites of honest expression, that continually encourage him to think about how he sees the world, to motivate others and himself and move through it through the eyes of the lens, and how he loves the truth of ...
The book was adapted into a film produced by Netflix and Gabrielle Union, who also stars. [6] It was released in 2023 on Netflix. In 2021, she released Seven Days in June, a novel about two writers who reunite after 15 years for a week-long affair. [9] The protagonist lives with chronic migraines, a condition that Williams also has. [2]