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Jill Bialosky, "The Prize"
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September 23, 2015
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42:57Now PlayingBialosky's third novel, following The Life Room and House Under Snow, is artful in theme as well as in execution, taking readers into the contemporary art world. The story follows a gallery owner who finds his integrity tested by two very different painters, and Bialosky powerfully evokes the passions involved in the creation and marketing of beautiful objects—passions that veer from idealism into manipulation and betrayal.
Bialosky is in conversation with Howard Norman, whose most recent novel is Next Life Might Be Kinder.
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