(I always feel that Destiny's Blood being classified as science-fiction would make Isaac Asimov cry. Yet I go on.)
Congrats to the other Dragon Moon Press authors who are in various categories:
- Angel of Chaos by Nina Munteanu
- Murder at Avedon Hill by P.G. Holyfield
- Scimitar Sun by Chris A. Jackson (winner of last year's award!)
- Toothless by J.P. Moore
Go Dragon Moon! Talk about an impressive amount of finalists - thanks to Gwen Gades and Gabrielle Harbowy for taking such good care of all of our books!
The Foreword Winners will be announced at this year's Book Expo America in New York City. I was pondering going, but with Anime North already confirmed, I'll probably pass (because it's the weekend right after and a girl can only run around so much). But I'll be following the Twitter feed to see if Destiny's Blood wins gold, silver or bronze! Keep your fingers crossed! (Well, okay, don't. I'm not covering your medical bill when you get weird side effects from months of finger crossing. I'm just not. Wow, between this and making Isaac Asimov cry, I'm pretty heartless today! I'll have to make up karma tomorrow.)
Before I sign off, let me just say: YAY!!! :D
Way to go, Marie! I am so happy for you! It's a GREAT book -- it totally deserves this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob! :D
ReplyDeleteAnd okay, so it might make Isaac Asimov cry, but if Lovecraft was also science fiction (which can be argued and in fact I will argue it) then I think the definition of SF just got pretty, um, rubbery. :-D
ReplyDeleteYou ROCK! And I'm going to attempt to keep the fingers crossed as much as possible. Without risking injury.
Aw, thanks Kate!
ReplyDeleteHow about we keep our mental fingers crossed for you? Surely we can do that without need of medical correction.
ReplyDeleteGood thought! Just be careful what you cross in your head. We strive for no (extra) psychiatric interventions, too!
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