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Andre Dubus III

American author born September 11, 1959. He is best known for his novel House of Sand and Fog, which was adapted into a successful feature film. His work spans novels and memoir, exploring themes of family, violence, and resilience.

Notable works

• House of Sand and Fog (1999) — a novel that gained wide critical attention and was adapted into a 2003 film.
• The Garden of Last Days (2006) — a novel with interwoven perspectives set in contemporary America.
• Townie: A Memoir (2011) — a memoir recounting his upbringing and path to becoming a writer.

Film adaptation

House of Sand and Fog was adapted into a 2003 feature film receiving widespread critical notice and several award nominations, helping to bring wider attention to Dubus III's fiction.

Biographical notes

He is the son of the noted writer Andre Dubus (1936–1999), continuing a literary lineage that has influenced his work.

Recent projects and public activity

Public information highlights Townie as his most recent major published work (2011). There is no widely publicized confirmation of additional major novels as of the latest available sources, though he continues to write and contribute to literary discussions through readings and teaching engagements.

Social media and public profiles

There are no widely verified official social media accounts publicly associated with him. For updates, fans are advised to rely on publisher pages, interviews, and reputable literary outlets rather than unverified social media references.