Person Detail: John Oliver Killens

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Full Name: John Oliver Killens | ||
Biography: (1916-1987) Author. John Oliver Killens was born in Macon, Georgia, and died in Brooklyn, New York. He was a founder of the Harlem Writers Guild. |
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1916 |
(Unknown) County John Oliver Killens was born in Macon, Georgia, on January 14, 1916. |
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1987 |
Kings County John Oliver Killens died at the Metropolitan Jewish Geriatric Center in Brooklyn, New York, on October 27, 1987. |
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1954 |
(Unknown) County Youngblood (Pub: The Dial Press ISBN: ) Novel. |
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1963 |
(Unknown) County And Then We Heard The Thunder (Pub: Alfred A. Knopf ISBN: 0394415213 / 978-0394415215) Novel, nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. |
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1989 |
(Unknown) County Great Black Russian: The Life and Times of Alexander Pushkin (Pub: Wayne State Press ISBN: 0814320464 / 978-0814320464) Novel. |
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1966 |
(Unknown) County Black Man's Burden (Pub: Trident Press ISBN: ) Essays. |
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1967 |
(Unknown) County Sippi (Pub: Trident Press ISBN: ) Novel. |
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1971 |
(Unknown) County Cotillion: Or One good Bull Is Half The Herd (Pub: Trident Press ISBN: 0671270729 / 978-0671270728) Novel. |
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1972 |
(Unknown) County Great Gittin' Up Morning: A Biography of Denmark Vesey (Pub: Doubleday ISBN: 0385019025 / 978-0385019026) Biography. |
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1975 |
(Unknown) County A Man Ain't Nothin' but a Man: the Adventures of John Henry (Pub: Little Brown & Company ISBN: 0316492787 / 978-0316492782) Children's book. |
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1969 |
(Unknown) County Slaves (Pub: Pyramid Books ISBN: ) Novel. |
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New York County Mr. Killens taught creative-writing at Columbia University. |
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Kings County Mr. Killens taught creative-writing at Medgar Evers College. |
