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Rodes Fishburne is the author of the best-selling novel Going To See The Elephant, chosen by both Independent bookstores and Amazon.com as one of the best novels of 2009. He created the original new one hour Southern gothic drama “Paradise Lost” airing now on Spectrum, (starring Josh Hartnett, Bridget Regan, Nick Nolte, and Barbara Hershey).
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Rodes Fishburne is the author of the best-selling novel...
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Rodes Fishburne is the author of the best-selling novel Going To See The Elephant, chosen by both Independent bookstores and Amazon.com as one of the best novels of 2009. He created the original new one hour Southern gothic drama “Paradise Lost” airing now on Spectrum, (starring Josh Hartnett, Bridget Regan, Nick Nolte, and Barbara Hershey).
Writer: Blood & Oil. Rodes Fishburne is known for Blood & Oil (2015) and Paradise Lost (2020).
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Paradise Lost: Created by Rodes Fishburne. With Bridget Regan, Shane McRae, Danielle Deadwyler, Gail Bean. Yates Forsythe returns to his hometown in Mississippi with his psychiatrist wife Frances and their two children, only to uncover secrets that change the lives of everyone involved.
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I created Fishburne & Sons when I was 12 years old, although nobody was aware of it at the time. Since then I’ve written best-selling novels, created one hour dramas for TV, and am currently writing new stories for all sorts of platforms, including paper, screens, pixels, and Virtual Reality. Fishburne and Sons is the company I created for ...
Rodes Fishburne. 471 likes. Writer Current Project: #Paradise Lost on Spectrum. Premieres 4/13.
Mar 4, 2009 · Rodes Fishburne has written for magazines and newspapers, including The *New Yorker*, *The New York Times*, *San Francisco Chronicle Magazine*, and *Forbes ASAP*, where he was the editor of the *Big Issue*, an annual magazine of literary essays from leading writers and thinkers.
