Bestselling Author, The Farm
Joanne Ramos: Biography at a Glance
- Joanne Ramos is a bestselling author known for her provocative novel, The Farm, which pushes our thinking on motherhood, money, and reproductive justice.
- Translated into eleven different languages, The Farm was a national bestseller and was long-listed for the Center of Fiction’s First Novel Prize.
- Before turning to writing, Joanne worked in investment banking and private-equity investing for several years until she became a staff writer at The Economist.
- On stage and in her eye-opening novel, Joanne discusses how race, religion, and class impact surrogacy and maternal healthcare.
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Joanne Ramos is a writer. Her novel The Farm was a national bestseller and was translated into eleven different languages. It was long-listed for the Center of Fiction’s 2019 First Novel Prize. Joanne currently serves on the board of The Moth and lives in New York City with her family. Before turning to writing, Joanne worked in investment banking and private-equity investing, and was a staff writer at The Economist.
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