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Eugenides, Jeffrey Jeffrey EugenidesEu·gen·i·des, Jef·frey /juːˈdʒenədiːz, ˈdʒefri/ (1960–) a US writer whose books often deal with strange or unusual events in a way that makes them seem almost normal. His novel The Virgin Suicides, which is also a film, is a story about five sisters who all commit suicide together. His other well-known novel, Middlesex, won a Pulitzer Prize in 2003.Eu·gen·i·des, Jef·freySyllable |