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The winner and finalist shortlist has been announced for the 2024 Front Range Book Prize to celebrate the stories of Colorado.

We are thrilled to announce the 2024 Front Range Book Prize Winner and Finalist Shortlist! From more than 100 manuscripts of all types, lengths, styles, and genres submitted to Alternating Current Press for the book prize, we’ve narrowed the first round of reading down to this shortlist and selected a winner.

The Front Range Book Prize celebrates Colorado authors and themes, and our winner, Krista Hanley, is a native of Colorado with a uniquely Colorado story that needs to be told and retold and retold: a memoir of the 1999 Columbine school shooting and how to survive everyday life after collective mass trauma. Hanley receives $1,000 + publication at Alternating Current Press, including full publicity, worldwide distribution, and a Colorado book tour of readings and signings throughout the state.

Congrats, as well, to our finalists, who made our job in deciding very difficult, and whose manuscripts deserve additional commendation and recognition.

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Thanks to these authors for sharing their incredible work with us and for trusting us to share it with the rest of the world. Congratulations to Krista Hanley and all the finalists for their excellent craft!

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