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Congratulations to Alex Green whose biography A Perfect Turmoil is a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Awards; to Norman Lock, whose novel Eden’s Clock is longlisted for the Joyce Carol Oates Prize; and to Charlotte Taylor Fryar, whose debut work of nonfiction Potomac Fever is a finalist for the Reed Environmental Writing Award!
Paul Harding had trouble finding a home for his debut novel, Tinkers. He signed with Bellevue Literary Press, a small publisher. . . . Then it won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize . . . These stories hearten struggling writers and everyone else who struggles too . . . These stories, finally, tell us that a healthy book industry is a diverse one . . . The more gatekeepers, the better.
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How extraordinary that a place like [Bellevue Literary Press] exists: a literary nonprofit not bound by algorithms and bottom lines, but committed to seeing into the soul of things, to placing in our hands that which may help us better fathom one another and the world.
Award Winning Titles
Lisa Olstein’s book-length lyric essay, Pain Studies, takes readers on an intimate and revelatory voyage through pain and perception, pop culture and personal experience.