Paris Literary Prize

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Paris Literary Prize

 An interview with C.E. Smith, winner of the 2013 Paris Literary Prize, for his novella, Body Electric:

Born in Atlanta, Georgia, C.E. Smith studied English at Stanford and medicine at Vanderbilt. His short stories have appeared The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review,The Carolina Quarterly, and Rosebud. His novel Brother’s Keeper is forthcoming in 2014 from Atlantic Books. He lives with his wife and children in Louisville, Kentucky, where he works as a radiologist.

C.E. Smith, 2013 winner of the Paris Literary Prize for his Novella, Body Electric,
with Rosa Rankin Gee, the first winner of the Paris Literary Prize for her Novella, Last Kings of Sark.

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