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Professor and Director of Creative Writing, Purdue University. Fiction writer, including the books 'Ivy vs. Dogg: With a Cast of Thousands' (2018), 'Take Me Home: A Novel' (2010), 'Lost Men: A Novel' (2007), and collection of short stories 'World Famous Love Acts' (2004). Recipient of the 2012 Mid-Career Novelist's Award from Lambda Literary. | Professor and Director of Creative Writing, Purdue University. Fiction writer, including the books 'Ivy vs. Dogg: With a Cast of Thousands' (2018), 'Take Me Home: A Novel' (2010), 'Lost Men: A Novel' (2007), and collection of short stories 'World Famous Love Acts' (2004). Recipient of the 2012 Mid-Career Novelist's Award from Lambda Literary. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:38, 11 December 2021
Contents
Country
United States
Birth - Death
Occupation
Writer, Academic
Notable Achievements
Lambda Literary Award
Description
Professor and Director of Creative Writing, Purdue University. Fiction writer, including the books 'Ivy vs. Dogg: With a Cast of Thousands' (2018), 'Take Me Home: A Novel' (2010), 'Lost Men: A Novel' (2007), and collection of short stories 'World Famous Love Acts' (2004). Recipient of the 2012 Mid-Career Novelist's Award from Lambda Literary.
