Simpsonistas Vol. 3 - by Joseph Di Prisco (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><i>Simpsonistas: Tales from the Simpson Literary Project, Vol. 3</i> highlights brilliant work by associates of the Simpson Project: Joyce Carol Oates, Anthony Marra, Laila Lalami, Sigrid Nunez, and many others, including Simpson Fellows as well as young writers appearing for the first time in print. <p/><i>Simpsonistas</i> is the anthology of the Simpson Project, which is committed to the proposition that storytelling is the foundation of a literate society: simpsonliteraryproject.org. <p/>The Simpson Literary Project promotes storytellers and storytelling across the generations, and across a tremendous spectrum: from incarcerated young men and women to high school-age students to distinguished mid-career authors to internationally celebrated writers. Simpson Fellows from UC Berkeley lead workshops for fledgling writers, and the annual Simpson Prize Recipient receives an award of $50,000 in support of a burgeoning career. Joyce Carol Oates is the current Simpson Project Writer-in-Residence at the Lafayette (CA) Public Library, where she works with librarians, teachers, college and high school students, and the broader communities.<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Joseph Di Prisco</b> was born in Brooklyn and lives today in Northern California, with his wife, photographer Patti James. He's the author of the novels <i>Sibella & Sibella</i>, <i>All for Now</i>, <i>The Alzhammer</i>, <i>The Confessions of Brother Eli</i>, <i>The Good Family Fitzgerald</i>, and <i>Sun City</i>, prize-winning books of poems, and books about childhood and adolescence. His memoirs <i>The Pope of Brooklyn<i> and <i>Subway to California</i> came out from Rare Bird Books. He is the founding chair of the Simpson Literary Project, which promotes literacy and literature, writers and writing across the generations.<br>
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