Bellwether Prize Winners

Fiction has a unique capacity to bring difficult issues to a broad readership on a personal level, creating empathy in a reader’s heart for the theoretical stranger. Its capacity for invoking moral and social responsibility is enormous. Throughout history, every movement toward a more peaceful and humane world has begun with those who imagined the possibilities. The Bellwether Prize seeks to support the imagination of humane possibilities.

Barbara Kingsolver,
           founder

Send to Printer Bellwether Prize Winners Fiction has a unique capacity to bring difficult issues to a broad readership on a personal level, creating empathy in a reader’s heart for the theoretical stranger. Its capacity for invoking moral and social responsibility is enormous. Throughout history, every movement toward a more peaceful and humane world has begun with those who imagined the possibilities. The Bellwether Prize seeks to support the imagination of humane possibilities. `Barbara Kingsolver, founder`
	1.	Mudbound by Hillary Jordan
	2.	Correcting the Landscape: A Novel by Marjorie Kowalski Cole
	3.	The Book of Dead Birds: A Novel by Gayle Brandeis
	4.	Kissing the Virgin's Mouth: A Novel by Donna M. Gershten
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