Eugenides, Jeffrey

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Jeffrey Eugenides is a celebrated writer of Literary Fiction: his first novel, The Virgin Suicides, became a popular success after it was adapted to film, and his second novel, Middlesex, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. In his novels and short stories he employs a sophisticated, occasionally experimental prose technique, though his verbal gymnastics do not distract from the engaging, provocative topics he explores. His characters are complex, flawed, and unforgettable, and the stories he tells range from thoughtful and melancholy to desperate and bleak. Start with: Middlesex
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Eugenides, Jeffrey
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Jeffrey Eugenides is a celebrated writer of Literary Fiction: his first novel, The Virgin Suicides, became a popular success after it was adapted to film, and his second novel, Middlesex, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. In his novels and short stories he employs a sophisticated, occasionally experimental prose technique, though his verbal gymnastics do not distract from the engaging, provocative topics he explores. His characters are complex, flawed, and unforgettable, and the stories he tells range from thoughtful and melancholy to desperate and bleak. Start with: Middlesex
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