CVC9 – Carter V. Cooper Short Fiction Anthology: Book Nine
$22.95
An annual collection from the literary prize that has awarded over $100,000 to Canadian writers.
Scheduled to release on July 15, 2021
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CVC9 stories and authors:
• “The Critics” by Katie Zdybel – $10,000 winner, Emerging Writer
• “Honey Maiden” by Katie Zdybel (emerging)
• “Wata Tika Dan Blood” by Lue Boileau (emerging)
• “The Poet of Blind River” by Katte Felix (emerging)
• “Newton’s Law” by Darlene Madott
• “All That Can Be Done” by A.S. Penne (emerging)
• “Sunday Drive to Gun Club Road” by Marion Quednau (emerging)
• “Precor” by Sarah Tolmie (emerging)
• “Rapunzel” by Linda Rogers – $5,000 ($2,500) co-winner, Any Career Point Writer
• “Plastic” by Christine Ottoni (emerging)
• “The Oil Man’s Tale” by Susan Swan – $5,000 ($2,500) co-winner, Any Career Point Writer
5.5 x 8.5 inches, paperback
176 pages. Fiction. BISAC: Fiction/General. Fiction/Anthologies (Multiple Authors).
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Winners selected by Joyce Carol Oates. Preface by Joyce Carol Oates.
From writer, artist, philanthropist – and mother of Carter – Gloria Vanderbilt, who began one of the largest literary prizes for emerging writers in Canada: “I am proud and thrilled that all these wonderful writers are presented in the CVC Anthology. Carter, my son, Anderson Cooper’s brother, was just 23 when he died in 1988. He was a promising editor, writer, and, from the time he was a small child, a voracious reader. Carter came from a family of storytellers, and stories were a guide which helped him discover the world. Though I, and those who loved Carter, still hear his voice in our heads and in our hearts, my son’s voice was silenced long ago. I hope this prize helps other writers find their voice, and through inclusion in the annual anthology helps them touch others’ lives with the mystery and magic of the written word.”
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