About the Author: Zinzi Clemmons

Zinzi Clemmons, a distinguished figure in the realm of literary fiction, has etched her name in the chronicles of great American authors. A native of Philadelphia, she refined her skills at two reputed institutions, Brown University and Columbia University. Not confining her talents to writing alone, Zinzi Clemmons has also contributed extensively to the publishing industry. As a co-founder and former publisher of the Apogee journal, a contributing editor to Literary Hub, and deputy editor for Phoneme Media, she has shaped many literary voices. Despite her professional accomplishments, Clemmons remains humble and grounded, cherishing a peaceful life in Los Angeles with her husband.

Zinzi Clemmons’ Unique Writing Style

Clemmons’ works bear the mark of a seasoned writer who deftly weaves magic with her words. Her ability to narrate stories with intricate detail and rich imagery has set her apart. An astute observer of life, Clemmons skillfully brings out the nuances of human emotions, making her narratives intensely relatable and strikingly profound.

The Debut and Recognition

Zinzi Clemmons’ literary journey began in 2017 with the publication of her debut novel, “What We Lose”. This novel quickly gained recognition, becoming a National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 Honoree, and also a finalist for numerous prestigious awards.

Books in Order: A Journey through Clemmons’ Literary Works

Books in order provides readers with an interesting lens to view the evolution of Clemmons’ writing style over time. Below is a list of Zinzi Clemmons’ books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

What We Lose

(2017)