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  • Terry McMillan
    Terry McMillan
    / Later works and career

    …sequel to Waiting to Exhale; Who Asked You? (2013); and I Almost Forgot About You (2016). McMillan edited Breaking Ice: An Anthology of Contemporary African-American Fiction (1990) and has taught at the universities of Wyoming and Arizona and at Stanford University. She also wrote the nonfiction work It’s OK if…

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    …sequel to Waiting to Exhale; Who Asked You? (2013); and I Almost Forgot About You (2016). McMillan edited Breaking Ice: An Anthology of Contemporary African-American Fiction (1990) and has taught at the universities of Wyoming and Arizona and at Stanford University. She also wrote the nonfiction work It’s OK if…

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