Hillary Jordan

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Hillary Jordan is an American novelist best known for her award-winning debut novel "Mudbound," a historical drama exploring race, family, and hardship in the Jim Crow-era Mississippi Delta.

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instanceOf novel
novel
novelist
person
writer
adaptedAs Mudbound (2017 film)
linked to: Mudbound
author Hillary Jordan
awardReceived Alex Award
Bellwether Prize for Fiction
NAACP Image Award nomination
basedIn New York City
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfOrigin United States of America
educatedAt Columbia University School of the Arts
Wellesley College
fieldOfWork fiction writing
literature
genre dystopian fiction
historical fiction
literary fiction
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainTheme family
poverty
punishment and justice
racism
religion and politics
war and its aftermath
women’s rights
nationality American
notableWork Aftermirth
Mudbound
When She Woke
“Aftermirth” (novella)
“Mudbound” film adaptation source material
“Relief” (short fiction)
“The Bad Place” (short fiction)
“The Middle of Nowhere” (short fiction)
“The Right Hand of God” (short fiction)
occupation novelist
writer
setting Mississippi Delta
settingTime Jim Crow era
linked to: Jim Crow laws

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Mudbound basedOnAuthor Hillary Jordan
Virgil Williams collaboratedWith Hillary Jordan
Mudbound author Hillary Jordan
subject linked to: Hillary Jordan