The Prairie Schooner Book Prize : tenth anniversary reader / edited by James Engelhardt and Marianne Kunkel ; foreword by Hilda Raz.

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online resource

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9780803246416

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PS507 .P735 2013

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Subject: After ten years of selecting great books from writers, new and established, Prairie Schooner celebrates the first decade of its Book Prize series by offering this collection of excerpts from each year's winners in fiction and poetry. Writers such as Brock Clarke, Anne Finger, Rynn Williams, and Paul Guest open windows to ordinary and fantastic experience showcasing the liveliness and power of contemporary literature. Greg Hrbek's darkly comic, genre-bending tales stand alongside Ted Gilley's stories about achieving bliss through pain and John Keeble's reflections on community and the.

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Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Foreword; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010; 2011; 2012; SourceAcknowledgments; Contributors.

After ten years of selecting great books from writers, new and established, Prairie Schooner celebrates the first decade of its Book Prize series by offering this collection of excerpts from each year's winners in fiction and poetry. Writers such as Brock Clarke, Anne Finger, Rynn Williams, and Paul Guest open windows to ordinary and fantastic experience showcasing the liveliness and power of contemporary literature. Greg Hrbek's darkly comic, genre-bending tales stand alongside Ted Gilley's stories about achieving bliss through pain and John Keeble's reflections on community and the.

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