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  • Jesmyn Ward
    Jesmyn Ward
    / Novels and nonfiction works

    …publisher for her first novel, Where the Line Bleeds (2008). It tells the story of twin brothers who graduate from high school only to face a lack of opportunities for young Black men in their hometown, the fictional Bois Sauvage, which Ward based on DeLisle. The book received praise for…

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    …publisher for her first novel, Where the Line Bleeds (2008). It tells the story of twin brothers who graduate from high school only to face a lack of opportunities for young Black men in their hometown, the fictional Bois Sauvage, which Ward based on DeLisle. The book received praise for…

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