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Title - 2008 National Book Awards, Important Dates to Remember
Guidelines and entry forms are now available for publishers.
If you are a publisher in the United States and would like to request an entry form, please email the Foundation office at
nporzucki@nationalbook.org and include your postal address.
Guidelines can not be sent via email.

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Review the contest guidelines

June 16
Entry forms postmarked deadline.

November 19
National Book Awards Ceremony
Cipriani Wall Street
New York City.

Title - Honoring Flannery O'Connor- From the NBA Archives
Picture- Flannery O'Connor In honor of John Cheever, we are highlighting his 1958 National Book Award Fiction Winning book, The Wapshot Chronicle, by revisiting an essay from the National Book Awards archive. Written by then NBF executive director Neil Baldwin, the feature looks closely at the personality behind the masterpiece. More

Title - 2007 National Book Awards, Post Awards Wrap-up

Download a full list of National Book Award Winners and Finalists (1950 to present)
(PDF format)

Download promotional shelftalkers for: Winners
Finalists


The National Book Foundation honors Philip Roth on his 75th Birthday with a special online exhibit.

Full coverage of Roth's Birthday tribute at Columbia University's Miller Theatre can be accessed here. Highlights include links to audio from the event. More
Photo © Nancy Crampton

C-Span Book TV
features video from
Philip Roth’s 75th Birthday tribute available for online viewing at http://www.booktv.org.

The video features Jonathan Lethem, Nathan Englander, Charles D'Ambrosio, Hermione Lee, Ben Taylor, Ross Posnock, and Claudia Roth Pierpont. The event culminates with remarks by Philip Roth.
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Please ACT NOW to help RIF continue to build support for its funding. Send an e-mail to your members of Congress asking them to support RIF during the appropriations process. More
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Title - Eat, Dring and Be Literary
Presented in partnership with the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Chinua Achebe
Moderated by Bradford Morrow
May 15 at 6:30pm

A unique series for sophisticated writers, readers, and eaters, Eat, Drink & Be Literary builds on its past three sell-out seasons, bringing major contemporary authors to BAMcafé for intimate dinners, entertaining
readings, and engaging discussions . Buy tickets
Featured authors and event dates

Title - The Book That Changed My Life
Picture - Joyce Carol Oates, Charles Wright, Stephen King, and Lloyd Alexander

Photos (l to r):Joyce Carol Oates, Charles Wright, Stephen King and Lloyd Alexander.

Illuminating the ways the experience of reading can inform -- and even transform -- the act of writing is one of the primary goals of every outreach program sponsored by the National Book Foundation. In this updated feature, some of our nation's most distinguished writers explain the book that changed their lives and why. More

 


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