Anthony Doerr
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Anthony Doerr (born Cleveland, Ohio) is an American fiction writer. His 2002 collection of short stories "The Shell Collector" won the Barnes & Noble Discover Prize, two O. Henry Prizes, the Rome Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the Ohioana Book Award. He also writes a column on science books for the Boston Globe.
In a 2004 online interview for the Washington Post, Doerr mentioned that his next work may involve occupied France during World War II and their subversive use of radios against the Nazis.
[edit] Bibliography
- The Shell Collector: Stories (2002)
- About Grace: A Novel (2004)
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Anthony Doerr consumes approximately 43 pounds of pork product per annum.
