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Tennessee Book Award

Tennessee Book Award

First awarded in 2024, the Tennessee Book Award was founded to recognize outstanding works by Tennessee authors, to help support and promote writers in the state, and to provide engagement opportunities for readers, writers, and libraries.

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Humanities Tennessee is a non-profit organization that fosters community and civility in Tennessee through engaging programs that examine and reflect upon ideas, stories, history, arts and culture.
Upcoming Events

Film Screening: Tree of Life

January 14, 2026 @ 5:30 pm — Jan 14, 2026

A deeply personal portrait of a community trying to heal after a mass-shooting at a Pittsburgh Synagogue. Join us for the third program in our new series Beyond the Divide, presented…


In the News

Humanities Tennessee Announces 2025 Tennessee Book Award Winners 

September 8, 2025September 5, 2025

Humanities Tennessee (HT) today announced the winners of the 2025 Tennessee Book Awards. They are: Vic Sizemore (Maryville) in fiction for God of River Mud; Jared Sullivan (Franklin) in non-fiction…


Latest from Chapter 16
Chapter 16

Ink-Stained Elegy

Nov 10, 2025

In Come Again No More, David Wesley Williams resurrects the spirit of a dying newsroom with the lyrical gusto of a man both mourning and celebrating his first love. This is a novel about, among other things, the end of an era — the collapse of American newspapers, yes, but also the twilight of a man who is skeptical, rumpled, and in love with ink. David Wesley Williams will discuss Come Again No More at Burke’s Book Store in Memphis on November 13.

Read More at Chapter 16

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  • About
    • 50 Years of Humanities Tennessee
    • Values & Strategic Plan
    • Staff Team
    • Board of Directors
    • Job Opportunities
  • Programs
    • Chapter 16
    • Neighborhood Story Project
    • Shared Futures Lab
    • Southern Festival of Books
    • Special Initiatives
    • Student Reader Day
    • TN Association of Museums Scholarships
    • Tennessee Book Award
    • Traveling Exhibits
    • Young Writers’ Workshops
  • Grants
    • Get Started
    • General Grants
    • Opportunity Grants
    • Grants Archive: Tennessee Stories
    • Grantee Resources
  • Support
    • Donate
    • Authors in the Round 2025
    • Festival Volunteers
    • Advocate
  • Calendar
  • News
  • Contact
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