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Jeanne Thornton

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Jeanne Thornton is the author of the Lambda Literary Award-nominated [1] novel The Dream of Doctor Bantam (published by OR Books) and the comic series The Man Who Hates Fun and Bad Mother. According to an interview with Cassie J. Schneider on The Rumpus,[2] her next projects include a short story collection The Black Emerald and a novel Dumb Angels. She lives in Austin, Texas.

References

  1. ^ Lambda Literary Foundation Announces Finalists of the 25th Annual Lambda Literary Awards
  2. ^ The Rumpus Interview with Jeanne Thornton



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