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geste ( jµst) n. 1. Variant of gest .
gest or geste ( jµst) n. 1. A notable adventure or
exploit. 2. a. A verse romance or tale. b. A prose romance. [Middle English
geste; See jest ]
gink ( g¹nk) n. Slang 1. A man, especially one regarded as foolish or contemptible. [Origin unknown]
National Book Foundation Says King Is Worthy
The National Book Foundation has announced
in a press release that the 2003
Medal for Distinguished Contribution
to American Letters, designed to "to
celebrate an American author who has
enriched the literary landscape through
a lifetime of service or body of work,"
will go to Stephen King. The author
comments, "This is probably the most
exciting thing to happen to me in my
career as a writer since the sale of
my first book in 1973. I'll return the cash
award [of $10,000] to the National Book
Foundation for the support of their
many educational and literary outreach
programs for children and youth across
the country; the Medal I will keep and
treasure for the rest of my life." He'll
also provide a keynote address at the
November 19 NBA awards ceremony.
Given an advance look at the release, the NY Times attributes King's
selection
to "pressure from publishers to shake
up its [the awards'] sleepy image."
Though previous winners do include Ray
Bradbury, the newspaper says it's the
first time the award has gone to someone
"best known for writing in popular
genres like horror stories, science
fiction or thrillers." In their opinion, "Very
little of Mr. King's work would qualify
as literary fiction." They gather comments
from others in the business as well:
Dick Snyder: "I am startled every time you say it. You put him in the
company
of a lot of great writers, and the one
has nothing to do with the other. He sells
a lot of books. But is it literature?
No."
Jason Epstein (the first winner of the award): "The words 'distinguished
contribution' are a little bit puzzling,
but he is a good writer as popular writers
go. I am not sure this was the original
intent of the prize, but who knows
about original intent?"
NYT coverage
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