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Aug 07 2024
At the inaugural Inside Literary Prize ceremony, held at the New York Public Library's flagship location in Manhattan on August 1, authors and advocates reflected on the significance of the first major U.S. book award judged exclusively by incarcerated people. The jury for this year's award comprised more than 200 incarcerated individuals and Departments of Corrections librarians from 12 prisons across six states: Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, and North Dakota.
The Bog Wife
by Kay Chronister
Five West Virginia siblings unearth secrets after the rupture of a supernatural bargain tying their fate to their land.
In the Garden of Monsters
by Crystal King
A woman with no past, a man who knows her, and a monstrous garden that separates their worlds.
Let Us Descend by Jesmyn Ward
Jesmyn Ward imagines the life of an enslaved girl in the years before the Civil War in this instant classic.
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