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  • A.M. Homes
    A.M. Homes

    Homes’s debut novel—Jack (1989; television film 2004), written while she was still a student—concerns a teenager whose father reveals that he is homosexual. The story, lauded for its acutely realized characterizations and humane treatment of its subject matter, was widely translated and used in high-school curricula. In…

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    Homes’s debut novel—Jack (1989; television film 2004), written while she was still a student—concerns a teenager whose father reveals that he is homosexual. The story, lauded for its acutely realized characterizations and humane treatment of its subject matter, was widely translated and used in high-school curricula. In…

    Read More