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Author(s): Warrell, Laura
Source:
Writer (Madavor Media). Jan2015, Vol. 128 Issue 1, p14-19. 6p.

Additional Information
- Subject Terms:
  WOODSON, Jacqueline, 1963-; COMING on Home Soon (Book : Woodson); LOCOMOTION (Book : Woodson); BROWN Girl Dreaming (Book); CREATIVE writing
- Abstract:
  The article offers information on multi-genre author Jacqueline Woodson. Topics include how childhood experiences have become the bases of several of her books like "Coming On Home Soon" and "Locomotion," her book of short poems titled "Brown Girl Dreaming," and her organic process of writing wherein she need solitude and stillness. It also mentions her literary influences like Virginia Hamilton, John Steptoe, and Catherine E. McKinley.

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