NYCIP Honors Fulton Prize Winner and Finalists November 2, 2007

The New York Center for Independent Publishing and FinePrint Literary Management will host a reading and reception for the winner and three finalists of the first Fulton Prize sponsored by the Adirondack Review.

The Fulton Prize winner is Sean Ferrell of Brooklyn for his short story BUILDING AN ELEPHANT, described as a cross between Alice Munro and Stephen King.

Diane Goettel, managing editor of the Adirondack Review said “We’re very pleased to have such a powerful and imaginative story as the winner of the first annual Fulton Prize.”

Mr. Ferrell said “I'm thrilled to be the winner of the first Fulton Prize. The Adirondack Review is a wonderful journal and I couldn't be happier that they are giving my story a home. I was shocked and surprised when I heard from Diane that she had chosen my story. It's exciting to find out that my slightly off-kilter fiction has an audience."
The event is free. Reservations are not required.

The Fulton Prize is an annual prize in short fiction judged by editors of The Adirondack Review, an online literary quarterly. The winners, finalists, and semi-finalists of the prize were announced in June 2007 Submissions for the second annual Fulton Prize will be accepted starting December 1.



Finalists were:
Mermaids by Christine Foster
We Love You, Fluffy the Hamster by Jason Rizos
Wild Swan by Joan Dempsey
Jerusalem: A Fable in Four Movements by Jan Garden Castro

Semi-finalists were:
Wedding Bells by Thomas Bacher
Leaving the Ledges by Joan Dempsey
Kayla March by R.F. Marazas
Swimming Home by Steven Marshall Newton
For All You've Done by Deirdre Mendoza

For further information about the November 2 event contact Janet Reid, event publicist at 718.418.2419 or email [email protected]

The event is free