Donna Tartt

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American novelist human novel novelist writer

Donna Tartt is an American novelist best known for her intricately plotted, literary thrillers such as "The Secret History," "The Little Friend," and the Pulitzer Prize–winning "The Goldfinch."

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American novelist → human → novel → novel → novel → novelist → writer →
author	Donna Tartt → Donna Tartt → Donna Tartt →
awardReceived	Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction → Malaparte Prize → Pulitzer Prize for Fiction → Pulitzer Prize for Fiction → WH Smith Literary Award →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1963-12-23 →
educatedAt	Bennington College → University of Mississippi →
familyName	Tartt →
gender	female →
genre	campus novel → literary fiction → mystery fiction → psychological thriller → psychological thriller →
givenName	Donna →
hasWorkInGenre	Bildungsroman → campus novel →
influencedBy	Greek tragedy → Southern Gothic literature → classical literature →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
literaryMovement	contemporary literature →
name	Donna Tartt →
nationality	American →
notableAwardWork	The Goldfinch →
notableFor	slow publication schedule →
notableWork	The Goldfinch → The Little Friend → The Secret History →
occupation	essayist → novelist →
placeOfBirth	Greenwood, Mississippi, United States →
publicationInterval	approximately one novel per decade →
residence	United States →
writingStyle	intricately plotted narratives → literary thriller →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Goldfinch → The Little Friend → The Secret History →	author
Shirley Jackson →	influenced
Donna Tartt →	name
Little, Brown and Company →	notableAuthorPublished