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Monday, February 13, 2012
Friday, February 03, 2012
2011 Whitney Award Finalists Announced!
It has been my great privilege for the last two years to serve as Whitney Award President. The phase of the program where we announce the finalists is always emotionally overwhelming for me. I know so many of the nominees and I know how much they all want the recognition for their efforts. I'm bound by bylaws to not make results public, but I hope that every nominee will use this experience for their good in some way. The mission of the program is to encourage great writing and I believe it does that, which make the competition harder every year.
The Whitney Academy will now read the finalists and vote on the winners--Academy ballots close on April 23rd. If you would like to join the Academy, go HERE to read up on the eligibility requirements.
For more information, or to download a printable list of the finalists, go to www.whitneyawards.com
General Fiction -
Historical Fiction -
Romance -
Mystery/Suspense -
Speculative -
Youth Fiction, Speculative -
Youth Fiction, General -
The winners will be announced at the Whitney Awards banquet on May 5th at the Provo Marriott. If you would like more information about the awards program, or if you'd like tickets to attend the gala banquet, click here to visit the Whitney Awards site.
The Whitney Academy will now read the finalists and vote on the winners--Academy ballots close on April 23rd. If you would like to join the Academy, go HERE to read up on the eligibility requirements.
For more information, or to download a printable list of the finalists, go to www.whitneyawards.com
General Fiction -
Before I Say Goodbye by Rachel Ann NunesThe Evolution of Thomas Hall by Kieth Merrill
Gifted by Karey White*
The Walk: Miles to Go by Richard Paul Evans
The Wedding Letters by Jason F. Wright
Historical Fiction -
Daughter of Helaman by Misty Moncur*
Fires of Jerusalem by Marilyn Brown
Isabelle Webb: The Pharoah's Daughter by Nancy Campbell Allen
Letters in the Jade Dragon Box by Gale Sears
Miss Delacourt Has Her Day by Heidi Ashworth
Romance -
Borrowed Light by Carla Kelly
Captive Heart by Michele Paige Holmes
Countdown to Love by Julie N. Ford
Not My Type by Melanie Jacobson
The List by Melanie Jacobson*
Mystery/Suspense -
Acceptable Loss by Anne Perry
Bloodborne by Gregg Luke
If I Should Die by Jennie Hansen
Rearview Mirror by Stephanie Black
Smokescreen by Traci Hunter Abramson
Speculative -
A Night of Blacker Darkness by Dan Wells
I Don't Want to Kill You by Dan Wells
No Angel by Theresa Sneed*
The Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson
The Lost Gate by Orson Scott Card
Youth Fiction, Speculative -
My Unfair Godmother by Janette Rallison
Shifting by Bethany Wiggins*
Slayers by C.J. Hill
Tuesdays at the Castle by Jessica Day George
Variant by Robison Wells
Youth Fiction, General -
Girls Don't Fly by Kristen Chandler*Also eligible for Best Novel by New Author
Miles from Ordinary by Carol Lynch Williams
Pride and Popularity by Jenni James
Sean Griswold's Head by Lindsey Leavitt
With a Name Like Love by Tess Hilmo*
The winners will be announced at the Whitney Awards banquet on May 5th at the Provo Marriott. If you would like more information about the awards program, or if you'd like tickets to attend the gala banquet, click here to visit the Whitney Awards site.
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