Paris Literary Prize Celebrates Unique Art of the Novella

Paris Literary Prize Celebrates Unique Art of the Novella Shakespeare & Co.'s Paris Literary Prize honors novellas written in English by an unpublished author. Judge Rebecca Carter reports on this year's festivities.

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From the Archives: A Summer Sojourn at Paris’ Shakespeare and Company Parisian bookstore Shakespeare and Co. has launched a new literary magazine, The Paris Magazine, along with a 10,000 euro literary prize for an unpublished novella.