Talk:John Jakes
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Additional sources
editI have no time to draw on this material today — barely had time even to look for it — but here are a couple of decent online sources from which we could draw material:
- John Jakes: The Bastard and The Rebels
- Meredith Allard. "An Interview with John Jakes," The Copperfield Review (undated)
- Mary Ellen Jones. "John Jakes", Dictionary of Midwestern Literature, pp. 286-288
- Mary Ellen Jones. John Jakes: A Critical Companion, Greenwood Press, 1996.
- Kay Kipling. "The John Jakes Chronicles," Sarasota Magazine, November 2006
Let's get crackin'! Lawikitejana 01:23, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
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