Leslie Jamison
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Leslie Jamison is an American novel
Novel
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ist. Her work has been published in Best New American Voices 2008, A Public Space
A Public Space
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, and Black Warrior Review
Black Warrior Review
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. Originally from Los Angeles, she attended Harvard University
Harvard University
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 and the Iowa Writers' Workshop
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, and is currently finishing a Ph.D. in English literature at Yale
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. Her father is the economist and global health researcher Dean Jamison
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Jamison's first novel, The Gin Closet, was published by Free Press in 2010. It received positive reviews by the San Francisco Chronicle
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, Vogue
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, and Publishers Weekly
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