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Jil­lian Cantor

Jil­lian Can­tor has a BA in Eng­lish from Penn State Uni­ver­si­ty and an MFA from the Uni­ver­si­ty of Ari­zona. She is the author of award-win­ning nov­els for teens and adults, includ­ing, most recent­ly, the crit­i­cal­ly acclaimed The Lost Let­ter, The Hours Count, and Mar­got. Born and raised in a sub­urb of Philadel­phia, Can­tor cur­rent­ly lives in Ari­zona with her hus­band and two sons.

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In Anoth­er Time: A Novel
Jil­lian Cantor
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The Lost Letter
Jil­lian Cantor
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The Hours Count: A Novel
Jil­lian Cantor
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Mar­got
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June 19, 1953

Excerpt­ed from The Hours Count: A Nov­el by Jil­lian Cantor.On the night Ethel is sup­posed to die, the air is too heavy to breathe.The humid­i­ty clings to my skin, my…
Jil­lian Cantor
November 23, 2015
Essay

Research­ing and Reimag­in­ing Mar­got Frank

Yes­ter­day, Jil­lian Can­tor wrote about reli­gion and hav­ing chil­dren. Her most recent book, Mar­got (River­head), is now avail­able. She has been blog­ging here all week for…
Jil­lian Cantor
September 4, 2013
Essay

Jil­lian Can­tor on Reli­gion and Hav­ing Children

Jil­lian Can­tor is the author of award-win­ning nov­els for teens and adults includ­ing, The Sep­tem­ber Sis­ters, The Life of Glass, and The Trans­for­ma­tion of Things. Her…
Jil­lian Cantor
September 3, 2013

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