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Editing Two Pulitzer Winners in One Year: 'PW' Talks with David Ebershoff

By Gabe Habash | 04/17/2013 @ 10:00AM

The 2013 Pulitzer winners produced the rare feat of two books edited by the same person. David Ebershoff, editor of The Orphan Master's Son and Embers of War, is also an author (his latest book is The 19th Wife). PW caught up with Ebershoff just after he heard the prize announcement.
2013 Pulitzer Prize: 'Orphan Master' Brings Fiction Prize Back

By Gabe Habash | 04/15/2013 @ 03:00PM

Last year's biggest Pulitzer announcement was the one that wasn't made, as the board decided not to award a fiction winner for the first time since 1977. This year's announcement was less controversial, as prizes were given in every category, including Fiction for Adam Johnson's The Orphan Master's Son (Random House).
2013 Thriller Award Finalists Announced

| 04/09/2013 @ 12:00AM

The finalists for the 2013 Thriller Awards have been announced by International Thriller Writers (ITW). Winners will be announced at the Grand Hyatt in New York on July 13.
UJA to Honor Ingram, Lazarus

| 04/04/2013 @ 12:00AM

Ingram chairman and CEO John Ingram will be honored at the May 8 UJA-Federation of New York's annual Publishing Division Dinner.
Diane Gilliam Wins Freedom Award

| 04/02/2013 @ 09:00AM

Poet Diane Gilliam has won the 6th Gift of Freedom Award, presented by A Room of Her Own Foundation. The prize is $50,000.
Square Books Named 'PW' Bookstore of the Year; Miller Rep

By Judith Rosen | 04/01/2013 @ 09:00AM

The PW Bookstore of the Year Award goes to Square Books on the historic town square of Oxford, Miss. Bruce Joshua Miller of Miller Trade Book Marketing, who led the fight to save the University of Missouri Press last May was selected as the Rep of the Year.
2013 National Book Awards Judges Announced

| 04/01/2013 @ 09:00AM

As announced in January, this year, for the first time since the 1970s, National Book Award judging panels will include not only writers but other literary experts.
National Book Foundation, Pratt Unveil Novel to Screen Film Fest

| 03/26/2013 @ 12:00PM

The National Book Foundation and Pratt Institute have partnered to present an inaugural film festival featuring three National Book Award-nominated books that were adapted into film: Lolita, The Cool World, and The Invention of Hugo Cabret.
Isol Wins 2013 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award

| 03/26/2013 @ 09:00AM

Argentinean author, illustrator, and musician Isol has won the annual Astrid Lindgren Memorial Prize. The award was announced Tuesday in a presentation from Vimmerby, Sweden, which was broadcast live online, as well as to gathered crowds at the Bologna Book Fair.
Watkins Wins Story Prize

| 03/14/2013 @ 12:00AM

Claire Vaye Watkins was the winner of this year’s Story Prize, awarded to the best short story collection of 2012. Battleborn, a collection of 10 short stories set in the American West, was published by Riverhead.
The Literature Prize Renamed the Folio Prize

By Nicholas Clee | 03/14/2013 @ 12:00AM

The Literature Prize has become the Folio Prize following the news that its sponsor, providing a winner's check of £40,000, is the Folio Society.
2013 Books for a Better Life Awards Winners

| 03/12/2013 @ 12:00AM

The New York City – Southern New York Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society presented the winners of the 17th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards March 11 during a ceremony at The TimesCenter in Manhattan.
Books for a Better Life Awards Honors Sheehy, Slowik

| 03/11/2013 @ 12:00AM

The New York City – Southern New York Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will present the winners of the 17th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards Monday night during a ceremony at The TimesCenter in Manhattan.
Lambda Finalists Named

| 03/08/2013 @ 12:00AM

Finalists for the Lambda Literary Awards were announced this week by the Lambda Literary Foundation in Los Angeles
Shortlist for 'PW' Bookstore and Sales Rep Awards 2013

| 03/08/2013 @ 12:00AM

Five bookstores and six sales representatives are named semi-finalists for the twentieth anniversary PW book industry awards.
B&N Discover Awards Go to Cheryl Strayed and Amanda Coplin

By Gabe Habash | 03/06/2013 @ 12:00AM

The 2012 Barnes & Noble Discover Awards went to The Orchardist by Amanda Coplin (Harper) for fiction and Wild by Cheryl Strayed (Knopf) for nonfiction. The awards were presented at a ceremony in New York on March 6.
Preston's 'Sword of the Spirit' Wins Top Canadian Lit Prize

By Leigh Anne Williams | 03/05/2013 @ 12:00AM

It took historian Andrew Preston nearly 10 years to write Sword of the Spirit, Shield of Faith: Religion in American War and Diplomacy, but his efforts did not go unnoticed. On Monday Preston won one of Canada’s most prestigious literary awards: the Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Nonfiction.
Yale Awards $1.35M to Nine Writers

| 03/05/2013 @ 12:00AM

The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale announced the inaugural winners of the Windham Campbell Prizes, a new global writer’s award created with a gift from the late Donald Windham and his partner, Sandy M. Campbell.
Fountain, Solomon Take NBCCs

By Gabe Habash | 03/01/2013 @ 07:00PM

Although, for various reasons, a number of winners could not be there in person, the National Book Critics Circle awards were handed out February 28 before a large crowd at the New School in New York City.
2012 National Book Critics Circle Awards Go to 'Billy Lynn,' Solomon, Caro

By Gabe Habash | 02/28/2013 @ 12:00AM

Big winners at the National Book Critics Circle Awards for the publishing year 2012 were Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain, Far from the Tree by Andrew Solomon, and Robert A. Caro's fourth volume in his Lyndon Johnson biography.

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