Author: “Bringing color to the world . . .one word at a time.” Educator: co-founder of “Fannie Lou Hamer” a small progressive high school in NYC’s South Bronx.
The new Unpublished and Adaptation seasons open soon for early entry.
Still awarding $25,000 total, but are lowering entry fees across the board (i.e. for all deadline windows).
This year’s winners and runners-up were 💯 and hope for more in 2024!
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@KindlePromos I’m pinching myself. My debut novel has won the 1st place award in the Fairfax book competition for general fiction, The International Book Award for African American fiction and the PenCraft 2023 Best Book award! Wow!
Exciting times for Jus Breathe getting discovered by new readers! I am seeing lots of opportunities with professional book reviews.
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@KindlePromos Okay…so my little debut novel ”Jus Breathe” has won the [2nd quarter] 2023 Firebird award in fiction! I only entered in the African American category. But I won that, the best cover art and overall general award! I’m pinching myself!
So I think it’s a pretty good read.
@AllOfItWNYC Alison, in shameless act of self promotion, I had actually packed up my debut novel, to hand-deliver it to the radio station. I’m B. Lynn Carter an African American great grandma. Serendipity is at work! My book will be a great recovery read. I wish you a speedy recovery.