Mary Doria Russell

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Mary Doria Russell is an American novelist and former paleoanthropologist best known for her critically acclaimed science fiction and historical novels such as "The Sparrow" and "A Thread of Grace."

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instanceOf human
novelist
paleoanthropologist
science fiction writer
awardReceived American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults NERFINISHED
Arthur C. Clarke Award NERFINISHED
James Tiptree Jr. Award NERFINISHED
John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel NERFINISHED
basedIn Ohio NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1950-08-19
educatedAt Northeastern University NERFINISHED
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
University of Michigan
fieldOfWork literature
paleoanthropology
genre historical fiction
science fiction
hasAcademicBackgroundIn anthropology
paleoanthropology
hasWrittenAbout American West NERFINISHED
Italian resistance during World War II NERFINISHED
OK Corral and Tombstone history
World War II NERFINISHED
hasWrittenSeries The Sparrow series NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality American
notableFor blend of science fiction and religious themes in The Sparrow
notableWork A Thread of Grace NERFINISHED
Children of God NERFINISHED
Doc NERFINISHED
Dreamers of the Day NERFINISHED
Epitaph NERFINISHED
The Sparrow NERFINISHED
The Women of the Copper Country NERFINISHED
occupation novelist
paleoanthropologist
writer
periodActive 21st century
late 20th century
placeOfBirth Elmhurst, Illinois NERFINISHED
religiousBackground Roman Catholic upbringing
religiousThemesInWork cross-cultural contact
faith and doubt
theodicy
writingStyle character-driven narratives
exploration of moral and religious questions
historically detailed settings

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