Joette Hayashigawa
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Joette Hayashigawa is an American author and playwright.[1] Her works include the Gondell Prize winning play, The Eleventh Anniversary of the Butcher and His Wife. She is also a past winner of the Dana Award for the Novel.
She lives in Vermont.
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- ^ In the river province, by l Sandlin - 2004 - Southern Methodist Univ Press