edward lewis wallant造句

• In Edward Lewis Wallant's novel " The Pawnbroker ", the main character Sol Nazerman lives in Mount Vernon.
• It earned the Edward Lewis Wallant Award and its sequel published in 1969, " The Promise, " won the Athenaeum Prize.
• Authors have been recipients of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, Rome Prize, The Edward Lewis Wallant Award, Guggenheim Fellowships, NEA fellowships, and many other honors.
• However, " The Chosen " earned the Edward Lewis Wallant Award, and its sequel published in 1969, " The Promise, " won the Athenaem Prize.
• However, " The Chosen " earned the Edward Lewis Wallant Award, and its sequel published in 1969, " The Promise, " won the Athenaeum Prize.
• Her first novel, " In the Image ", published by W . W . Norton when she was 25, received a 2003 National Jewish Book Award, the 2002 Edward Lewis Wallant Award, and the 2003 Reform Judaism Fiction Prize.
• A fictional mother, daughter, and granddaughter introduced in two of the stories in that collection became the main characters of Goldstein's next novel, " Mazel " ( 1995 ), which won the National Jewish Book Award and 1995 Edward Lewis Wallant Award.
• The book was also a finalist for the PEN / Robert Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction, the National Jewish Book Award, the Barnes and Noble Discover Great New Writers Award, the California Book Award, the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature and the Edward Lewis Wallant Award.
• ""'The Pawnbroker " "'is a 1964 ( Berlin Film Festival entry ), 1965 ( U . S . theatrical release ) drama film, directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Rod Steiger, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Brock Peters, novel of the same name by Edward Lewis Wallant.
• He has won prizes for his fiction ( The Stolen Jew : American Jewish Committee Award for Best Novel of the Year, 1981; Before My Life Began : Edward Lewis Wallant Memorial Prize for Best Novel of the Year, 1985 ), and non-fiction ( Imagining Robert : New York Times Notable Book of the Year; Transforming Madness : National Alliance on Mental Illness,  Ken Award ).
• By decade's end Stern had won the O . Henry Award, two Pushcart Prize awards, published more collections, including " Lazar Malkin Enters Heaven " ( which won the Edward Lewis Wallant Award for Jewish American Fiction ) and the novel " Harry Kaplan's Adventures Underground, " and was being hailed by critics such as Cynthia Ozick as the successor to Isaac Bashevis Singer.
• And if he was " brought up " to respect " the one who had the initial idea, who suffered through the agony of getting it down on paper, " why does he never acknowledge Edward Lewis Wallant as the author of the novel from which " The Pawnbroker " was developed, or Robert Daley, who wrote the nonfiction work " Prince of the City "?