Jeffrey Shaara

Jeffrey Shaara

Jeffrey M. "Jeff" Shaara is an American novelist, the son of Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Shaara. Jeffrey Shaara was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and grew up in Tallahassee, Florida. He graduated from Florida State University in 1974 with a degree in Criminology and lives in Tallahassee. He wrote Gods and Generals and The Last Full Measure, which are the prequel and sequel, respectively, to his father Michael's award-winning novel The Killer Angels. Jeff followed his father's footsteps upon the latter's death, writing historical fiction and documenting the American wars and their most...
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Birthdate:February 21, 1952
Birthplace:New Brunswick, New Jersey
Age:60
Education:Florida State University

Written works by Jeffrey Shaara

TitlePublishedGenre
Gone for Soldiers
Gods and Generals 1996 Historical novel
The Last Full Measure Fiction
Rise to Rebellion 2001 Historical novel
To the Last Man War novel
The Glorious Cause 2002 Historical novel
The Rising Tide: A Novel of World War II 2006 Fiction
The Steel Wave Fiction
Jeff Shaara's Civil War battlefields
No Less Than Victory Historical fiction
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Works by Jeffrey Shaara adapted to film

Gods and Generals
Gods and Generals
Release date:February 21, 2003
Directed by:Ronald F. Maxwell
Genre:Action
Adapted from:Gods and Generals
Rated:PG-13 (USA)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    Which school did Jeffrey Shaara attend?
  • A:
    Jeffrey Shaara went to Florida State University.
  • Q:
    Which well known book titles have been written by author, Jeffrey Shaara?
  • A:
    Well known written works include -
    - To the Last Man
    - The Glorious Cause
    - Gods and Generals
    - Rise to Rebellion
    - Gone for Soldiers
    - The Last Full Measure
    - The Rising Tide
  • Q:
    Where was Jeffrey Shaara born?
  • A:
    Jeffrey Shaara was born in New Brunswick.
Jeffrey Shaara
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