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Tag Archives: Contests
Chocolate Café and other news…
On Sunday, March 28, somewhere between 10:00 and 10:30 a.m., I’ll be reading a short selection from my new YA novel, Boarder Patrol, at Isabella’s Chocolate Café in Oshawa. The reading is part of the second annual Coffee, Tea & … Continue reading
Book Promotion Contest!
My friend and co-author, Cheryl Rainfield, is holding a contest to spread the word about her two upcoming books. You can find the details here, on her web site. She’s offering book store gift certificates and signed copies of all … Continue reading
NYC Midnight Short Story Contest: 3rd place
This is the second year that I’ve participated in the NYC Midnight Short Story Contest. It’s a great way to get new story ideas. Each participant is assigned a genre and a topic to build their story around. There’s also … Continue reading
Short story contest–third place! :)
I entered a YA short story in the WCDR (Writers’ Circle of Durham Region) short story contest, and it won third place! I’m very happy, because I like this story. I’d been working on it for a while, with feedback … Continue reading