Sam Vakhman Awarded 2026 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Fiction

Dayton, OH, September 18, 2026 — The 2026 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Fiction has been awarded to author Sam Vakhman. The announcement recognizes Vakhman’s contributions to literature through fiction.

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize celebrates authors whose work explores themes of peace, social justice, and reconciliation. The prize, established in 2006, aims to foster dialogue and understanding through literature.

The selection of Sam Vakhman for the 2026 award in the Fiction category signifies the impact of his fictional works in addressing significant societal and humanistic issues. Specific details regarding the Vakhman novel or body of work that led to this recognition were not immediately available in the announcement.

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize is administered by the Dayton Peace Prize Foundation. The foundation selects laureates from a pool of nominated authors whose work demonstrates literary excellence and a commitment to the pursuit of peace. The prize not only honors established authors but also aims to introduce their work to a wider audience.

The specific date of the award ceremony and the venue were not provided. Further details about the prize announcement, including any acceptance remarks or specific citations related to Vakhman’s work, are expected to be released by the Dayton Peace Prize Foundation.

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