Jeffrey Bahr has compiled a list of literary awards along with a survey of literary journals. It really is mind boggling that any literary-minded person would prefer traditional routes of publication rather than weblogging.
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A "marvelous, thought-provoking, daring novel" about a father's deluded love for his daughter $0.99
What if Don Quixote were an Ohio janitor who loved comic books? "A fun read of a journey of discovery, adventure, and relationships." $1.99
Lyrical, narrative, and dramatical works, with subjects imagined, invented, and derived from Native American culture. "... ambitious, epic in its style, containing many great lines and ideas, but also strangely baffling." $1
Government worker and his friends discover a way save his agency millions ... but instead of receiving praise, finds themselves in hot water. "Modern-day tale with working-class folks: part fable, part satire, and part comedy." $3.99
The reader is advised that this book has almost nothing to do with Christmas ... Pay what you Want!
S. Africa stories "interwoven with themes of alienation, rebellion, awakening, and courage." $3.50
“Psychologically-nuanced love story, reminiscent of Anne Tyler or Somerset Maugham ..” $2.99
Postmodern lunacy … with psychiatrists! $3.99
Unconventional translation using American slang & pop culture references. "A fun read -- full of surprises and insights into contemporary culture and ancient philosophy." $1.99
"Dark comedy about the underside of the cargo shipping business." $4.99
"Lisa Mason might just be the female Phillip K. Dick. Like Dick, Mason's stories are far more than just sci-fi tales, they are brimming with insight into human consciousness and the social condition." $3.99
Veteran reviewer offers insights & solutions for the world of book reviewing. Robert Recommends! $3.99
"This achingly personal, contemporary version of the Inferno is both truer to its prototype and more daring." $4.99
Film Reference by noted British critic. Robert Recommends! $5.99
What if you found yourself naked on a new strange planet -- just after being murdered?! $2.99
You might find interesting my post about literary prizes in 19th century Europe .
Holy cow! I’d never have thought there was so many. It’s really curious why France sponsored so many literary contests and England by contrast didn’t seem interested. Perhaps it has to do with the class expectations; only the hoi polloi were be interested in competing for a prize….