David Bowles’ They Call Me Guero: A Border Kid’s Poem (Cinco Puntos Press) was selected as part of the White Ravens International Youth Library.
Philip Gerard, author of Cape Fear Rising (Blair), won the North Carolina Award for Literature.
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