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Jim Ray Daniels
Jim Ray Daniels is the Thomas Stockman Baker Professor of English at
Carnegie Mellon University. He has published numerous collections of
short stories. Daniels won the Best Regional Fiction Gold Medal in
the 2008 Independent Publisher Book Awards; the William H. and
Frances S. Ryan Award for Meritorious Teaching from Carnegie Mellon;
the Elliott Dunlap Smith Award; the 2003 FOREWORD magazine Gold
Medal award for Short Story Fiction for Detroit Tales; a
Pushcart Prize in 2000; the Brittingham Poetry Prize; and a National
Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship.
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Awards won by Jim Ray Daniels:
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| 2003 ForeWord Magazine Award-Fiction
The 2003 Bronze Medal for
Fiction,
Short Stories, was awarded to
Jim Ray Daniels for
DETROIT TALES.
(for Detroit Tales)
| | 2008 IPPY/Independent Publisher Book Awards
The 12th Annual Independent
Publisher Book Awards (IPPY):
A Regional Gold Medal Award
for Best Regional Fiction was
won by Mr. Pleasant,
by Jim Ray Daniels
(for Mr. Pleasant)
| | 2012 Midwest Book Award (Fiction: Short Story/Anth
The Midwest Independent Publishers
Association annual Midwest Book Award -
First Place for Fiction: Short
Story/Anthology was awarded to TRIGGER
MAN by Jim Ray Daniels. The Midwest
Independent Publishers Association
(MIPA) is a professional organization for
independent publishers in the Upper
Midwest.
(for Trigger Man)
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