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Junot Diaz Wins Writers for Writers Award  

Professor of Writing, and Pulitzer Prize-winning  novelist Junot Diaz is among this year's winners of the Barnes & Noble Writers for Writers Award.

Full story at New York Times


 

 
 

Junot Díaz, Rudge and Nancy Allen Professor of Writing 

Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies 

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