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Trifold Brochure Contact Information For further information on the Dayton Literary Peace Prize, and the authors, and to view pictures History of the Prize and videos go to In 1995, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, www.DaytonLiteraryPeacePrize.org the initialing of the Dayton Peace Accords brought the cessation of war in Bosnia. See a complete bibliography on the website of Since then, the Dayton community has CORE Scholar, an institutional repository sponsored continued efforts to promote peace. by Wright State University Libraries. This database an international award allows the user to search by award type, award year, One such project is the annual recognition and winning recipient’s name. of adult fiction and nonfiction books that lead readers to a better understanding of other http://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/dlpp/ cultures, peoples, religions and political points The first and only annual of view. Sharon Rab Dayton Literary Peace Prize, Chair U.S. literary award recognizing The Dayton Literary Peace Prize is the first [email protected] and only U.S. award recognizing the power the power of the written word of the written word to promote peace. Helen Prichard to promote peace. Dayton Literary Peace Prize The Dayton Literary Peace Prize awards a Library Committee Chair $10,000 honorarium each year to the winners [email protected] and runners-up receive $5,000. Each winner receives a sculpture designed by Michael Interested in a book club reading 2019 Bashaw at the Awards Ceremony. DLPP-winning books? Contact: Carol Macmann, Dayton Metro Library The seal of the Dayton Literary Peace New Lebanon Branch Librarian Prize appears on winning and runner-up [email protected] books throughout the world. This brochure is available for printing on the Dayton Literary Peace Prize website. Go to About the Awards/Trifold brochure. DaytonLiteraryPeacePrize.org /DaytonLiteraryPeacePrize /@DLPeacePrize P.O. Box 461, Wright Brothers Branch Dayton, Ohio 45409-0461 2019 Dayton Literary Peace Prize Winners THE AMBASSADOR RICHARD C. HOLBROOKE Fiction DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Nonfiction N. Scott Momaday WINNER: WINNER: What We Owe N. Scott Momaday is of the Kiowa people and grew up on Rising Out of Hatred Southwestern Navajo, Apache, and Pueblo reservations. by Golnaz Hashemzadeh Bonde For more than half a century, he has illuminated both by Eli Saslow RUNNER-UP: the ancient and contemporary lives of Native Americans RUNNER-UP: The Overstory through fiction, essays, and poetry. Momaday received the Tigerland Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1969 and in 2007 he was by Richard S. Powers awarded the National Medal of Arts. by Wil Haygood REPRESENTATIVE WORKS: Past Awards Fiction House Made of Dawn In the Presence of the Sun Past Awards Nonfiction 2018 Salt Houses by Hala Alyan (Pulitzer)-Novel In the Bear’s House 2018 We Were Eight Years in Power by Ta-Nehisi Coates 2017 The Veins of the Ocean by Patricia Engel The Ancient Child-Novel The Gourd Dancer 2016 The Sympathizer by Viet Thanh Nguyen 2017 What Have We Done by David Wood The Names: A Memoir The Man Made of Words 2015 The Great Glass Sea by Josh Weil 2016 Nagasaki by Susan Southard Stories, Folklore, The Way to Rainy 2014 The Woman Who Lost Her Soul 2015 Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson Essays, and Poems Mountain by Bob Shacochis 2014 Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here Again the Far Morning 2013 The Orphan Master’s Son by Adam Johnson Due in 2020 by Karima Bennoune Angle of Geese and 2012 The Sojourn by Andrew Krivak The Death of Sitting Bear 2013 Far From the Tree by Andrew Solomon Other Poems 2011 The Surrendered by Chang-rae Lee 2012 To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild Circle of Wonder 2010 The Book of Night Women by Marlon James 2011 In the Place of Justice by Wilbert Rideau 2009 Peace by Richard Bausch 2010 Zeitoun by Dave Eggers 2008 The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao PAST RICHARD C. HOLBROOKE AWARD/ 2009 A Crime So Monstrous by Benjamin Skinner by Junot Díaz LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2008 Brother, I’m Dying by Edwidge Danticat 2007 Birds in Fall by Brad Kessler 2018 John Irving 2011 Barbara Kingsolver 2007 Nonviolence by Mark Kurlansky 2006 A Changed Man by Francine Prose 2017 Colm Tóibín 2010 Geraldine Brooks 2006 Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima 2016 Marilynne Robinson 2009 Nicholas Kristof & by Stephen Walker 2015 Gloria Steinem Sheryl WuDunn 2019 FICTION JUDGES 2014 Louise Erdrich 2008 Taylor Branch 2019 NONFICTION JUDGES 2007 Elie Wiesel Lesley Nneka Arimah | Bob Shacochis 2013 Wendell Berry Brando Skyhorse | Helen Thorpe 2012 Tim O’Brien 2006 Studs Terkel.
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