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   Who is Robert Ward?

   • Robert Ward was born in Baltimore, Maryland. When he was 15 years old he went to live with his paternal grandmother, Grace, a local social activist. He did his undergraduate work at Towson State University before earning his MFA in writing at the University of Arkansas.

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   What did Robert Ward do for a living?

   • Known as the dean of American sculptors, Ward had made many major public monuments and portraits of important citizens, including the statue of George Washington on Wall Street in New York. However, plagued by ill health and other problems, he was unable to complete the Sheridan sculpture, and died in 1910.

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   • Ward was initially hired by a Congressional commission to create a monument to Sheridan for Washington, D.C. in 1889. Known as the dean of American sculptors, Ward had made many major public monuments and portraits of important citizens, including the statue of George Washington on Wall Street in New York.

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   Robert Ward is an American writer. He is a native of Baltimore currently living in Los Angeles. Ward has numerous credits as novelist, teacher, journalist, screenwriter, producer, and actor.

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   Robert Ward is the author of nine novels, including Four Kinds of Rain, a New York Times Notable Book and Hammett Award nominee, Red Baker, which won the PEN West Award for Best Novel, and the seminal classic, Shedding Skin.

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5. www.amazon.com › Red-Baker-Robert-Ward › dpRed Baker: Ward, Robert: 9781440550201: Amazon.com: Books

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   Mar 17, 2014 · Originally published in the mid-80s, Ward's fourth and most popular novel follows a desperate period in the life of the titular character - husband, father and Baltimore steelworker pushed to the edge of the abyss when his company lays him off.

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   Author Robert Ward's list of books and series in order, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability.

7. www.npr.org › 2006/10/25 › 6381594'Four Kinds of Rain': A Hapless Hero's Noir Heist Tale : NPR

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   Oct 25, 2006 · Author Robert Ward won the PEN West prize for Best Novel for his working-man tale Red Baker, and he's also written episodes for TV shows such as Hill Street Blues and Miami Vice.

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   Robert Ward is the author of eleven novels, including Four Kinds of Rain, a New York Times Notable Book, Red Baker, winner of the PEN West Award for Best Novel, Shedding Skin, and The Stone Carrier.

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   Jan 6, 2020 · The Stone Carrier is a brilliant and suspenseful novel which takes place in New York City during the wild ’70s. Terry Brennan is a gonzo journalist for all the major magazines. He does a feature piece on super-novelist Thaddeus Bryant and the two become best friends.