Artists' Fellowship - 1986
Fiction
More about the Artist:
Macmillan's first novel, Mama, about a mother of five who survives through humor, hope, and love, received a National Book Award by the Before Columbus Foundation. Her New York Times bestseller Waiting to Exhale was published in 1992 and later was made into a successful feature film starring Angela Bassett and Whitney Houston. Her most recent novel The Interruption of Everything is about a woman who has sacrificed her dreams for her family.
Macmillan was awarded a 1988 National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in literature, a 1986 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, and the Doubleday/Columbia University Literary Fellowship. She was a three-time fellow at Yaddo Artist Colony and The MacDowell Colony.
To purchase works by or about Terry McMillan click below:
MAMA
How Stella Got Her Groove Back
Disappearing Acts
Waiting To Exhale
The Interruption of Everything Support NYFA’s web site and programs by patronizing Amazon.com, which donates a percentage of all sales generated through this web site.
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