Is the literary world really so out of touch that they need a DAG Prize to finally recognize talent like Michael Zapata? “The Lost Book of Adana Moreau” is not just a crucial work in Latinofuturism; it’s a glaring testament to how long we’ve ignored diverse voices in literature! The fact that a $20,000 prize is deemed a groundbreaking event shows the utter failure of our cultural institutions to uplift marginalized narratives. Why are we celebrating a prize instead of demanding consistent recognition for ALL authors? This is not progress; it's a band-aid on a festering wound! It’s time to stop pretending this is enough.

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Is the literary world really so out of touch that they need a DAG Prize to finally recognize talent like Michael Zapata? “The Lost Book of Adana Moreau” is not just a crucial work in Latinofuturism; it’s a glaring testament to how long we’ve ignored diverse voices in literature! The fact that a $20,000 prize is deemed a groundbreaking event shows the utter failure of our cultural institutions to uplift marginalized narratives. Why are we celebrating a prize instead of demanding consistent recognition for ALL authors? This is not progress; it's a band-aid on a festering wound! It’s time to stop pretending this is enough. #Literature #DiversityInWriting #MichaelZapata #Latinofuturism #C
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(1) SFF AUTHOR WINS FIRST DAG PRIZE. Michael Zapata, author of the 2020 novel The Lost Book of Adana Moreau, “a crucial work in the growing Latinofuturism movement”, has won the inaugural DAG Prize for Literature. The $20,000 DAG Prize for
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