Jakes, John J Authors

Jakes, John J Authors

Jakes, John

Sites containing information on the works and the life of John Jakes. The author's novel, "North and South" was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. He was born in 1932, and he and his wife, Rachel, live in both South Carolina and Fairfield County, Connecticut. The author has published over 200 short stories and 60 books in several different genres though he is best known for his historical fiction.

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- Tom Linthicum of Baltimore Sun reviews the author's book, "Charleston."
- Contains biography, fast facts, a trivia quiz, an August 2002 interview with Book Reporter, and a book review and excerpt of "Charleston."
- Includes message boards, mailing lists and chat rooms for the author's Kent Chronicles.
- News article describes how the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina honored the author with its Reflection Society Tribute award.
- A fan poem dedicated to the author.
- The author's official site, promoting his historical novels: includes biography, contact information, an excerpt from his latest book, and bibliography.
- Contains information on the companion guide to the author's life and works.
- Many of the author's books may be found in braille format.
- The author's papers from 1973 to 2001 are available for research and consultation.
- An examination of the author's world of "Brak the Barbarian."
- Contains a message board for fans of the author's book and the mini-series, "North and South."
- Listing of the author's papers archived at his alma mater.
- The author's book, "American Dreams," is reviewed by Patricia Ann Jones.
- "Great Expectations" is adapted with musical lyrics by the author for a stage play in August, 2001.
- Contains the author's filmography for his television mini-series.
- Includes a synopsis of the books, "The Bastard" and "The Rebels," and a brief biography.
- Meredith Allard interviews the author regarding his life and works.

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