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Zimbabwean Writer Wins Fifth Annual Caine Prize
by Staff
Online Only, posted 7.27.04
Brian Chikwava, a fiction writer who was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, won the 2004 Caine Prize for African writing for his story "Seventh Street Alchemy."
Neruda, Zukofsky, Singer, and Seuss: A Slew of Centennial Celebrations
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.10.04
This year marks the centennial of the births of several renowned literary writers, including Isaac Bashevis Singer, Pablo Neruda, Louis Zukofsky, and Graham Greene.
Andrea Levy Wins 2004 Orange Prize
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.09.04
British fiction writer Andrea Levy recently won the Orange Prize for Fiction for her fourth novel Small Island (Review Books). She received £30,000 (approximately $54,900).
Talk About Writers Giving Back! Jonathan Safran Foer Returns PEN Money
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.09.04
Jonathan Safran Foer, author of Everything Is Illuminated (Houghton Mifflin, 2002), recently announced that he returned the money he received from the PEN American Center when he won the PEN/Robert Bigham Fellowship last month.
The Man Group Goes Global: New Booker International Prize
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.02.04
The Man Group, the sponsor of the annual Man Booker Prize for Fiction, recently announced it will award the first Man Booker International Prize in 2005.
Dorland Mountain Arts Colony Destroyed by California Wildfire
by Staff
Online Only, posted 5.20.04
Dorland Mountain Arts Colony, located at the foothills of Palomar Mountain in Southern California, was destroyed by a wildfire on May 2, 2004. All of the buildings on the 300-acre nature preserve were reduced to ash and rubble. The five artists in residence at the time were evacuated safely, but a large number of antiques were lost.