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Thursday, March 12, 2015

finalist, Foreword BOTYA awards

Back soon--working on galleys for Maze of Blood.


Glimmerglass here: 


General (Adult Fiction) 
Contributor(s) Marly Youmans 
Publisher Mercer University Press 
ISBN-13978-0-88146-491-7 
Publication Date Sep 2, 2014 
Pages 224 Price $24.00 
Tags #finalist #fiction
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All general fiction finalists here
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A Death at the White Camellia Orphanage
won the Foreword BOTYA Silver Award in fiction for 2012.
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10 comments:

  1. scott g.f.bailey6:27 PM, March 12, 2015

    Excellent news! Congratulations and fingers crossed for another award!

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  2. marja-leena6:50 PM, March 12, 2015

    As Scott said - hooray and good luck!

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    1. Marly Youmans6:55 PM, March 12, 2015

      A person can always use some more luck! Thanks, Marja-Leena...

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  3. Unknown8:18 AM, March 13, 2015

    What great news! Crossing everything - good vibes out in the universe. Congratulations!!!

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  4. Anonymous10:31 AM, March 13, 2015

    Congratulations! I hope you walk away with the top laurels. Once upon a time, I wrote reviews for ForeWord; it is a fine publication even though they included me as a reviewer. Now, excuse me. I must continue packing the crates, boxes, and the car.

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    1. Marly Youmans10:36 AM, March 13, 2015

      No "even though" about it! And have a marvelous pilgrimage. Truly.

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  5. Jeff12:57 AM, March 17, 2015

    Great to see. Congrats!

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    1. Marly Youmans7:10 AM, March 17, 2015

      Thanks, Jeff--I will catch up with you soon! "March calls forth snakes--the birds rejoice." (Was that it? I'll be back.)

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