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Daphne Kalotay was born and raised in New Jersey and attended Vassar College, where she graduated with a BA in Psychology. In 1993, she moved to Massachusetts to attend Boston University's Creative Writing Program, where her stories went on to win the school's Florence Engel Randall Fiction Prize and a Transatlantic Review Award from The Henfield Foundation. She remained at BU to complete a PhD in modern and contemporary literature, writing her doctoral dissertation on the works of Mavis Gallant. Daphne has received fellowships from the Christopher Isherwood Foundation, the La Napoule Foundation, Yaddo and the MacDowell Colony, and is a grateful recipient of the W.K. Rose Fellowship in the Creative Arts from Vassar College. She has taught creative writing at Boston University and Middlebury College and is currently Visiting Writer-in-Residence at Skidmore College.
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The Expert of Subtle Revisions (2025)
Kirsten Menger-Anderson
"Set in parallel historical eras, Kirsten Menger-Anderson's fantastic novel of time-travelling mathematicians addresses the perilous line between brilliance and madness, the politics of hate, and the unsung women relegated to the shadows of history - all through a transporting story of love . . . and Wikipedia! If, like me, you become riled up over the difference between 'accepted' versus 'chose' or 'killed' versus 'murdered' then you too will absolutely love the brainy, vigilante spirit of The Expert of Subtle Revisions."
Mask of the Deer Woman (2025)
Laurie L Dove
"Mask of the Deer Woman stunningly illuminates the reality of young indigenous women gone missing from the 326 reservations in the U.S., through a mix of mystery and myth, and a cast of suspects including intriguing locals and scheming officials. In creating a flawed, damaged protagonist, author Laurie Dove brings additional gravitas to this tribal mystery."
House of Caravans (2023)
Shilpi Suneja
"Grappling with themes of social injustice, immigrant life in the U.S., and the complicated bonds within extended families, Shilpi Suneja's novel reveals a sincere, informed engagement with matters of political history and of human dignity."
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