People: Geraldine Brooks Wins 2025 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction
MPR News: Novelist Geraldine Brooks reflects on the abrupt loss of her husband in her new memoir
When journalist Tony Horowitz died suddenly, his wife Geraldine Brooks forced herself to carry on as normal — until she couldn't. Her new memoir, "Memorial Days," is a tender walk through grief. When ...
Novelist Geraldine Brooks reflects on the abrupt loss of her husband in her new memoir
The Washington Post: Geraldine Brooks delivers a rich account of marriage and mourning
When, without warning, Geraldine Brooks’s husband, Tony Horwitz, collapsed on a Chevy Chase sidewalk and then died at a D.C. hospital, age 60, she felt cheated in numerous ways. She was not with him, ...
The Sydney Morning Herald: ‘You may find me chained to a tree’: Geraldine Brooks reveals her next act
‘You may find me chained to a tree’: Geraldine Brooks reveals her next act
Jewish Telegraphic Agency: Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author Geraldine Brooks awarded Library of Congress American fiction award
The Library of Congress has awarded Geraldine Brooks, a Jewish author whose best-selling novels are often inspired by Jewish history, its prestigious 2025 Prize for American Fiction. Brooks, a former ...
Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author Geraldine Brooks awarded Library of Congress American fiction award
New York Times-bestselling and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks is coming to Glastonbury on Sept. 28 to discuss “The Art of the Historical Novel: Making Fiction from Fact,” according to ...
The Library of Congress (LoC) has announced that the 2025 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction will be awarded to Geraldine Brooks, the author of the historical-fiction novels March (2005) ...