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2023 Finalist for Literary
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Sea of Red
High stakes and well plotted, the military thriller "Sea of Red" reflects how real soldiers think and act. In James Bultema’s gripping military thriller "Sea of Red", the United States and China fight a bloody, escalating war over...
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Pilgrims of the Upper World
by Karen Rigby
A grieving antiquarian chases after a Kabbalistic manuscript in Jamieson Findlay’s absorbing mystery novel "Pilgrims of the Upper World". Zarandok, a secretive Jewish man, asks Tavish, a bookseller in Geneva, to revive his Aramaic...
2022 Finalist for Anthologies
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Chiral Mad 5
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What a Trip
Two best friends navigate their young adulthoods in Susen Edwards’s historical novel "What a Trip". Even as the Vietnam War rages on, Fiona and Melissa feel that they have bigger problems: Melissa needs an abortion and a reality check...
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Brenner
Hermann Burger’s "Brenner" is an autobiographical novel about childhood traumas and the pleasures of smoking a cigar. Hermann Arbogast Brenner is the heir to a Swiss tobacco empire who is approaching his own end. Wrapping up his...
2021 Finalist for Education
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Really Good Schools
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Every Word You Never Said
Disabilities and adoption are themes in Jordon Greene’s LGBTQ+ novel "Every Word You Never Said", a sweet romance story that’s informed by social justice concerns. Newly adopted and entering a new high school in North Carolina as a...