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Francisco Goldman |
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Francisco
Goldman is the author of three novels, the most
recent being The Divine Husband, which was published
in September 2004. His first novel, The Long Night
of White Chickens, was awarded the Sue Kaufman Prize
for first fiction from the American Academy of Arts
and Letters. The Ordinary Seaman, his second novel,
was a finalist for the International IMPAC-Dublin
Literary Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize
in Fiction. His first two novels were finalists
for the PEN/Faulkner Award and have been translated
into nine languages.
He has been the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship
and a Fellow at the New York Public Library Center
for Scholars and Writers. He is currently Allan
K. Smith Professor of English at Trinity College
in Hartford, Connecticut. His fiction and journalism
have appeared in the New Yorker, Harper’s,
The New York Times Sunday Magazine, Esquire, The
New York Review of Books, Outside, and many other
publications. He lives in New York City and Mexico
City.
Program: The Great Non-American
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