Colson Whitehead

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Colson Whitehead is an acclaimed American novelist known for works such as "The Underground Railroad" and "The Nickel Boys," which blend historical fiction with sharp social commentary and have earned him multiple major literary awards.

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Colson Whitehead canonical 8

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instanceOf essayist
human
journalist
novelist
writer
awardReceived Anisfield-Wolf Book Award
Arthur C. Clarke Award
Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction
Guggenheim Fellowship
MacArthur Fellowship
National Book Award for Fiction
Orwell Prize for Political Fiction
linked to: George Orwell Prize

Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
awardReceivedForWork Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction for The Nickel Boys
National Book Award for Fiction for The Underground Railroad
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for The Nickel Boys
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for The Underground Railroad
birthName Arch Colson Chipp Whitehead
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1969-11-06
educatedAt Harvard College
linked to: Harvard University

Harvard University
Trinity School
employer The New York Times (as contributor)
linked to: The New York Times
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Whitehead
fieldOfWork fiction
historical fiction
literature
speculative fiction
genre historical fiction
literary fiction
post-apocalyptic fiction
speculative fiction
givenName Arch
Colson
hasWrittenFor Granta
Harper's Magazine
The New Yorker
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement contemporary American literature
name Colson Whitehead
nationality American
notableAchievement One of the few writers to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for consecutive novels
Won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction twice
notableWork Crook Manifesto
Harlem Shuffle
John Henry Days
Sag Harbor
The Colossus of New York
The Intuitionist
The Nickel Boys
The Noble Hustle
The Underground Railroad
Zone One
occupation essayist
journalist
novelist
writer
placeOfBirth Manhattan
New York City
residence New York City
spouse Julie Barer
workLocation New York City

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