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Rodney Jones
Rodney Jones lives in the Central City area of New Orleans. His books include Transparent Gestures, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award, and Salvation Blues, winner of the Kingsley Tufts Prize. His eleventh book, Alabama, will be published by Louisiana State University Press in the fall of 2023.

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  • Childhood Ends

    Rodney Jones / Issue 15.1
  • The Death of Joshua Vinzant

    Rodney Jones / Issue 14.3
  • The Poetic Integrity of David Bottoms

    Rodney Jones / Issue 13.3
  • How Much I Loved This Life

    Rodney Jones / Issue 13.3
  • Two Heroes of Love

    Rodney Jones / Issue 13.3
  • Patriotism that Beautiful and Dangerous Idiocy

    Rodney Jones / Issue 13.3
  • Jealousy Killings

    Rodney Jones / Issue 13.3

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