by Anne Pinkerton | Aug 7, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
2040 Books is proud to announce the finalists for their inaugural multicultural Awards Program! Founded in 2016 as an imprint of the Santa Fe Writers Project, and in conjunction with the Creative Writing Program at Georgia College in Milledgeville, GA, 2040 Books...
by Andrew | Jul 28, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
The 2017 Literary Awards Program ended on July 20th. This year, we received nearly 800 entries from over 30 countries. Even at a glance these last few days, I’ve been blown away by the amazing quality of the manuscripts, and the wide range of voices and styles. I saw...
by Anne Pinkerton | Jun 13, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
Stephen Eoannou won the fiction award in the 2013 Santa Fe Writers Project Literary Award Program for his short story collection Muscle Cars, which has central themes of “loss, leaving, and of economic realities hitting home.” Growing up in Buffalo, NY, in the 1970s...
by Anne Pinkerton | Jun 9, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
Jeff Fearnside is interested in almost everything and works in many genres. Glad he can live vicariously through research and character development, he allows pieces to determine their own form, whether poetry, short fiction, long fiction, or essay. An avid teacher...
by Anne Pinkerton | May 23, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
Charlotte Gullick is inspired “by the stories of people who don’t often see themselves reflected in the dominant culture,” she says. “For me, this often means rural folks.” More than one reviewer has aligned Gullick’s work with Steinbeck’s in terms of her...
by Anne Pinkerton | Apr 25, 2017 | Publisher's Blog |
The Four Words for Home, a memoir by Angie Chuang, was a Santa Fe Writers Project Literary Awards winner in 2011. The book also won the 2013 Willow Books Literature Awards grand prize in 2013 and was published by Willow’s imprint, Aquarius Press, in 2014. The story is...
