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Jennifer Clement, along with her sister Barbara Sibley, is the founder and director The San Miguel Poetry Week. She served as President of PEN Mexico from 2009 to 2012. In 2015, she was elected as the first woman president of PEN International, an organization founded in 1921. Under her leadership, the groundbreaking PEN International Women's ...
Feb 28, 2022 · Jennifer Clement, American-Mexican author and former PEN International President, talks about her novel Prayers for the Stolen, based on the true stories of girls kidnapped by drug mafias in Mexico. She also discusses her role in defending free speech and her poetry.
Jennifer Clement is a Mexican-American writer and the president of PEN International. Her latest novel, Prayers for the Stolen, follows the life of Ladydi, a girl growing up in the drug-ridden mountains of Guerrero.
Jennifer Clement is the author of Gun Love, Prayers for the Stolen, and Widow Basquiat. She is also the first female president of PEN International, a global organization that promotes freedom of expression. Learn more about her books, topics, and speaking engagements.
Clement is author of the novels A True Story Based on Lies, The Poison That Fascinates, Prayers for the Stolen, Gun Love and Stormy People as well as several poetry books including Poems and Errors, published by Kaunitz-Olsson in Sweden. Clement. Jennifer Clement is President Emerita of the human rights and freedom of expression organization ...
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Clement is the author of four novels: Gun Love, Prayers for the Stolen, A True Story Based on Lies and The Poison That Fascinates. She also wrote the cult classic memoir Widow Basquiat and has published several volumes of poetry including The Next Stranger with an introduction by W. S. Merwin.
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“Jennifer Clement is a master at creating worlds that feel like tiny dioramas —modern allegories, reflecting and responding to social issues while still feeling contained and mystical, like something you’d see inside of the world’s most ornate snow globe, or a theme park — that is, until politics invade these worlds, and these worlds ...
