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The Thoreau Prize Honoring Terry Tempest Williams

This October 28 during the Concord Festival of authors, the Thoreau Society is pleased to be honoring Terry Tempest Williams with the Thoreau Prize. The award ceremony and talk will take place at 7pm at the Trinitarian Congregational Church, 54 Walden St, Concord, MA. Use this form to purchase tickets. Your name will be added to our event list so you can gain admittance at the door.

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The Thoreau Society does not exclude anyone because of the inability to pay. Please contact mike.frederick@thoreausociety.org to request reduced rates.

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The Thoreau Prize for Excellence in Nature Writing is an award granted annually to an accomplished writer in English who embodies the spirit of Thoreau as a gifted writer, insightful naturalist, and ethical thinker. While the award has been conferred on such figures as Jane Goodall and Mary Oliver for lifetime achievement, it may also recognize mid-career nature writers who have demonstrated exceptional promise in any genre of nature writing (poetry, fiction, or nonfiction). The award consists of $2,500 and a commemorative gift.
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