Stacey Levine, a Seattle creative writing teacher, discovered via Facebook that her novel "Mice 1961" was selected as a 2025 Pulitzer Prize fiction finalist. The "deeply weird" book, published by small Oregon imprint Verse Chorus Press, follows two reclusive sisters in a fictional Florida setting and gained sudden prominence despite minimal prior critical attention.
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Stacey Levine, a Seattle creative writing teacher, discovered via Facebook that her novel "Mice 1961" was selected as a 2025 Pulitzer Prize fiction finalist. The "deeply weird" book, published by small Oregon imprint Verse Chorus Press, follows two reclusive sisters in a fictional Florida setting and gained sudden prominence despite minimal prior critical attention.