Jeanpaul Ferro
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| Born: | 1967 Providence, Rhode Island, USA |
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| Occupation: | novelist, short story writer, poet |
| Nationality: | American |
Jéanpaul Ferro is a novelist, short fiction author and poet. His collection of short fiction, All the Good Promises, was first published in 1994, by Plowman Press.
Jéanpaul Ferro was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1967, and was educated at the New England Institute of Technology. His work has appeared in over 300 publications worldwide, including Portland Monthly, Hawaii Review, Newport Review, Pedestal Magazine, The Cortland Review, Identity Theory, and others. He has also been featured in The Plaza’s masterpiece series, Votobia’s anthology of American writers, and on WBAR’s radio poetry series in NYC. A two-time Pushcart Prize nominee, he currently resides in the northwest hills of Rhode Island.
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