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John Jeffire

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John Jeffire was born in Detroit. In 2005, his novel "Motown Burning" was named Grand Prize Winner in the Mount Arrowsmith Novel Competition and in 2007 it won a Gold Medal for Regional Fiction in the Independent Publishing Awards. Speaking of "Motown Burning," former chair of the Pulitzer Jury Philip F. O'Connor said, “It works. I don't often say that, but it has a drive and integrity that gives it credible life....I find a novel with heart.” In 2009, Andra Milacca included "Motown Burning" in her list of “Six Savory Novels Set in Detroit” along with works by Elmore Leonard, Joyce Carol Oates, and Jeffrey Eugenides. His first book of poetry, "Stone + Fist + Brick + Bone," was nominated for a Michigan Notable Book Award in 2009. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Philip Levine called the book “a terrific one for our city.” His latest collection of poems, "A Temple for Tomorrows," was named a finalist for the American Writing Awards. For more on the author and his work, visit writeondetroit.com.

John Jeffire

4.2/5 ( ratings)
Website
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John Jeffire was born in Detroit. In 2005, his novel "Motown Burning" was named Grand Prize Winner in the Mount Arrowsmith Novel Competition and in 2007 it won a Gold Medal for Regional Fiction in the Independent Publishing Awards. Speaking of "Motown Burning," former chair of the Pulitzer Jury Philip F. O'Connor said, “It works. I don't often say that, but it has a drive and integrity that gives it credible life....I find a novel with heart.” In 2009, Andra Milacca included "Motown Burning" in her list of “Six Savory Novels Set in Detroit” along with works by Elmore Leonard, Joyce Carol Oates, and Jeffrey Eugenides. His first book of poetry, "Stone + Fist + Brick + Bone," was nominated for a Michigan Notable Book Award in 2009. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Philip Levine called the book “a terrific one for our city.” His latest collection of poems, "A Temple for Tomorrows," was named a finalist for the American Writing Awards. For more on the author and his work, visit writeondetroit.com.

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