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Ribalow Prize

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Literary prize for English-language Jewish fiction

TheRibalow Prize is a literary prize awarded annually byHadassah Magazine the best work of fiction in English on a Jewish theme.

The prize, formally the Harold U. Ribalow Prize, was endowed in memory ofHarold U. Ribalow, an American writer, editor, and anthologist.[1]

The inaugural prize was given in 1983 toChaim Grade for the short story collectionRabbis and Wives. The stories, first published inYiddish, were translated into English and published by Knopf in 1982.[2]

YearAuthorTitlePublisherShortlist
1983Chaim GradeRabbis and WivesKnopf
1984Francine ProseHungry HeartsPantheon Books
1985Max AppleFree AgentsHarperCollins
1986Lore SegalHer First AmericanKnopf
1987Aharon AppelfeldTo the Land of the CattailsWeidenfeld & Nicolson
1988Anne RoipheLovingkindnessShambhala Publications
1989Anita DesaiBaumgartner's BombayKnopf
1990Lynne Sharon SchwartzLeaving BrooklynHoughton Mifflin
1991Sandra SchorThe Great Letter ENorth Point Press
1991Michelle HermanMissingOhio State University Press
1992Louis BegleyWartime LiesKnopf
1993Merrill Joan GerberThe Kingdom of BrooklynLongstreet Press
1994Carol de Chellis HillHenry James' Midnight SongW. W. Norton & Company
1994Michael BlumenthalWeinstock Among the DyingZoland Books
1995Magda BoginNatalya Gods MessengerCharles Scribner's Sons
1996Benjamin TaylorTales Out of SchoolTurtle Point Press
1997Robert CohenThe Here and NowCharles Scribner's Sons
1998Anne MichaelsFugitive PiecesMcClelland & Stewart
1999Richard TelekyThe Paris Years of Rosie KaminSteerforth Press
2000Todd GitlinSacrificeMetropolitan Books
2001Myla GoldbergBee SeasonBantam Books
2002Elizabeth RosnerThe Speed of LightBallantine Books
2003Jonathan Safran FoerEverything Is IlluminatedHoughton Mifflin
2003Aryeh Lev StollmanThe Illuminated SoulRiverhead Books
2004Joseph EpsteinFabulous Small JewsHoughton Mifflin
2005Jenna BlumThose Who Save UsHoughton Mifflin
2006Tamar YellinThe Genizah at the House of ShepherToby Press
2007Dara HornThe World to ComeW. W. Norton & Company
2008Nathan EnglanderThe Ministry of Special CasesKnopf
2009Peter ManseauSongs for the Butcher's Daughter[3]Free Press
2010Sara HoughtelingPictures at an ExhibitionKnopf
2011Howard JacobsonThe Finkler QuestionBloomsbury
2012Edith PearlmanBinocular Vision: New & Selected StoriesLookout Books
2013Francesca SegalThe InnocentsHachette Books
2014Helene WeckerThe Golem and the JinniHarperCollins
2015Molly AntopolThe UnAmericansW. W. Norton & CompanyThe Mathematician’s Shiva byStuart Rojstaczer (Penguin/Random House) andThe Betrayers byDavid Bezmozgis (Back Bay Books/Little Brown)[4]
2016Jim ShepardThe Book of Aron[5]Knopf
2017Rose TremainThe Gustav SonataChatto & WindusThe Beautiful Possible byAmy Gottlieb andAs Close to Us as Breathing byElizabeth Poliner[6]
2018Carol ZorefBarren IslandNew Issues Poetry & Prose
2019Michael David LukasThe Last Watchman of Old Cairo[7]Random House

References

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  1. ^"Book award honors Ribalow".New York Jewish Week. 25 May 1983.
  2. ^"Chaim Grade Awarded Prize for Jewish Fiction".New York Times. 20 July 1983. Retrieved11 June 2019.
  3. ^Ribalow Prize Winners Retrieved 28/6/22.
  4. ^"Molly Antopol Wins Hadassah Fiction Award".The Forward. JTA. 9 October 2015. Retrieved11 June 2019.
  5. ^Hadassah Magazine Retrieved 28/6/22.
  6. ^"Rose Tremain's 'Gustav Sonata' wins Ribalow Prize for Jewish fiction".Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 25 January 2018. Retrieved11 June 2019.
  7. ^Ribalow Prize Presented to Author Michael David Lukas Retrieved 28/6/22.
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