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De Gramont met her husband, [[David Gessner]], when she earned her Masters degree at the [[University of Colorado]] at [[Boulder, Colorado|Boulder]].<ref name=colorado2018-12-06/>  They both work at the [[University of North Carolina]].
De Gramont met her husband, [[David Gessner]], when she earned her Masters degree at the [[University of Colorado]] at [[Boulder, Colorado|Boulder]].<ref name=colorado2018-12-06/>  They both work at the [[University of North Carolina]].
==Publications==
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| 2022 || [[The Christie Affair]] || [[St. Martin's Press]] ||
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| 2015 || [[The Distance from Me to You]] || [[Putnam's Sons]] ||
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| 2015 || [[The Last September]] || [[Algonquin]] ||
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| 2014 || [[The Boy I Love]] || [[Atheneum]] ||
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| 2013 || [[Meet Me at the River]] || [[Atheneum]] ||
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| 2013 || [[Rogue Touch]] || [[Kingswell]] ||
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| 2010 || [[Every Little Thing in the World]] || [[Atheneum]] ||
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| 2008 || [[Gossip of the Starlings]] || [[Algonquin Books]] ||
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| 2007 || [[Choice: True Stories of Birth, Contraception, Infertility, Adoption, Single Parenthood and Abortion, co-editor]] || [[MacAdam Cage]] || De Gramont edited this book
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| 2002 || [[Of Cats and Men]] || [[Random House]] ||
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Revision as of 00:02, 20 March 2022

Nina de Gramont
Occupation author and professor of English
Known for Her book, The Christie Affair, was a New York Times best seller

Nina de Gramont is an American author and professor of English.[1] De Gramont is an English professor at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

De Gramont met her husband, David Gessner, when she earned her Masters degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder.[2] They both work at the University of North Carolina.

Publications

publication[3]
year title publisher notes
2022 The Christie Affair St. Martin's Press
2015 The Distance from Me to You Putnam's Sons
2015 The Last September Algonquin
2014 The Boy I Love Atheneum
2013 Meet Me at the River Atheneum
2013 Rogue Touch Kingswell
2010 Every Little Thing in the World Atheneum
2008 Gossip of the Starlings Algonquin Books
2007 Choice: True Stories of Birth, Contraception, Infertility, Adoption, Single Parenthood and Abortion, co-editor MacAdam Cage De Gramont edited this book
2002 Of Cats and Men Random House

References

  1. ↑ Elizabeth Egan. While Writing a Future Best Seller, Give It Room to Breathe, The New York Times, 2022-03-10. Retrieved on 2022-03-20. “Nina de Gramont is the author of eight books — four for young adult readers and four for grown-ups — but her latest novel, “The Christie Affair,” is her first New York Times best seller.”
  2. ↑ Clay Bonnyman Evans. CU Boulder alumni David Gessner and Nina de Gramont have succeeded both as authors and teachers, Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine, 2018-12-06. Retrieved on 2022-03-20. “De Gramont—who began her master’s degree in the University of Colorado Boulder creative writing program and completed it at UNCW—is an associate professor in the same department and has published eight works of fiction for both young adults and adults, including the novel The Last September.”
  3. ↑ Nina de Gramont: associate professor, University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Retrieved on 2022-03-20.
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