James Tait Black Memorial Prizes じぇーむず・ていと・ぶらっく きねんしょう
Edition 97 (2015)
Winners
3 peopleA novel about college friends drawn into a Detroit redevelopment plan, using the city’s transformation to expose the strain in their relationships.
A reunion among old friends turns tense as a redevelopment scheme begins to reshape a Detroit neighborhood.
A nonfiction study of Shakespeare in 1606, showing how the politics and anxieties of that year shaped King Lear, Macbeth, and Antony and Cleopatra.
It traces how the tensions of a single year helped shape Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies.
A one-woman play that overlays Greek tragedy with the pressures of austerity through the life of a young woman, Effie.
An ancient myth reappears as the pain of one young woman in a contemporary city.