I've just heard that my new dark fantasy/horror novel Hewhay Hall (published by Etopia Press) is a Finalist in the 2013 Epic eBook Awards.
This is my second published novel and the first one, Perfect Score (Published by Mundania Press), was a Finalist in the 2012 awards in the Mainstream Category. Two out of two's not bad, eh?
Take a look at what EPIC is all about: it stands for the Electronic Publishing Industry Coalition and its site: http://www.epicorg.com/ is packed with information for e-book authors. It also holds annual prestigious awards, such as the Ariana Awards for the best ebook cover, a Young Writers Competition and the EPPIEs for e-Books. Judging for the e-Books starts in July and I know they recruit over a hundred judges every year - all anonymous. Judges aren't allowed to judge books in any category they may have entered, nor judge books from friends or from their own publishers. There are two preliminary rounds and then the finalists go through for the final judging. This year the awards are being presented at EPICon - and annual event that will be held in April 2013 in Vancouver. So keep your fingers crossed for me!
Here's a list of all the finalists.
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This is the duck on my printer - shows how happy I am :-) |
I am so proud for you!! That is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Congratulations. I'm seeing a trend here. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Congratulations! I should check out that site.
ReplyDeleteHappy dances and chocolate hugs!
ReplyDeleteShelly
Congratulations, Susan!!
ReplyDeleteAnd you really do have a duck on your printer...
Thank you Tyrean, yes do check it out. Shelly, thank you - you always give me choccy. Yum.
ReplyDeleteYes I do have a duck on my printer, Alex!
so happy for you susan!:)
ReplyDeleteSusan, what an honor! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you and your duck :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lynn, Diane and Siv - oh yes! The duck, Siv :-)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the exciting news.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Sue - sorry about the delayed congratulations, but big smiles from me. That's really good news.
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