Authors - Alexander Chee has been named the sixth recipient of the Paul Engle Prize, presented by the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature organization. The prize, established in 2. Paul Engle, represents a pioneering spirit in the world of literature through writing, editing, publishing, or teaching, and whose active participation in the larger issues of the day has contributed to the betterment of the world through the literary arts.

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Chee will receive the prize, which includes a one- of- a- kind work of art and $1. Iowa City Book Festival on Oct. The event is at 7 p. Coralville Public Library, and is free and open to the public. The event will include remarks by Chee and a conversation between Chee and Iowa City novelist Garth Greenwell. Speaking about the award, Chee said, “I am stunned by this news, and honored to be this year’s recipient.

It’s an award I hope to live up to.”Chee, a graduate of the University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop, is a Korean- American writer, poet, reviewer, and renowned essayist who writes honestly and fiercely on subjects such as race, gender, and LGBTQ+ issues. He is also a veteran of the AIDS advocacy organization, ACT UP. He lives in New York City. His debut novel, Edinburgh, was praised for its careful handling on the difficult subject of sexual abuse. It was the winner of the Whiting Award, the James Michener/Copernicus Society Fellowship Prize, Iowa Writers’ Workshop’s Michener Copernicus Prize in Fiction, and was the recipient of the Lambda Literary Foundation Editor’s Choice Award. His second novel, Queen of the Night, a historical novel about a female opera singer, was published in 2.

It was named it “epic” by Vogue and The Washington Post wrote that it is, “extraordinarily beautiful and dramatic, a brilliant performance.”His essay “Girl,” which deals with gender identity, appeared in the 2. Best American Essays, and his first collection of essays, How To Write An Autobiographical Novel, is forthcoming from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2. The Paul Engle Prize is made possible through the generous support of the City of Coralville, which is home to 1. Iowa. The sculptures all have ties to work found in The Iowa Writers’ Library, housed in the Coralville Marriott, which features about 8. Iowa Writers’ Workshop.

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The Engle Prize itself is a one- of- a- kind work of art created by M. C. Ginsberg in Iowa City. The piece is crafted to reflect the work and impact of the recipient, while tying it to the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature.