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Denene Millner

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When Alexander Graced the Table

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By Alexander Smalls, Denene Millner
| sonderbooks.com
When Alexander Graced the Table by Alexander Smalls and Denene Millner with art by Frank Morrison Review posted June 23, 2025. Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 2025. 36 pages. Review written June 9, 2025, from a library book. Starred Review Here's a gorgeous picture book telling about when chef Alexander Smalls made his first pie for his family's Sunday dinner.
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Millner wins 2025 Townsend Prize

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By Denene Millner
| Lake Oconee News
Subhead PUTNAM COUNTY The Townsend Prize, presented by Georgia Writers Museum (GWM) and the Atlanta Writers Club, is the most prestigious award for literary fiction given to a Georgia author.Started in 1981 and named for Jim Townsend, founder and long-time editor of Atlanta Magazine, the celebrated prize is awarded every other year. Previous winners have included Alice Walker, Terry Kay, and former G... To access content, please login or purchase a subscription.
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Author Denene Millner on Her Writing Career: 'I've Always Been the Nosy One' (Exclusive) Original

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By Denene Millner, Carly Tagen-Dye
| People Verified
Photo: Erskine Issac for iVision Photo Denene Millner recalls the moment she sat with Taraji P. Henson as they cried together. “She was talking about the death of the father of her son and how…he would make rubber band balls for her son,” Millner tells PEOPLE.
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