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The Independent e-book Awards, honoring books published in electronic formats
Winners 2002
Best of Fiction: Close to Home by T. A. Stone | Paperback | e-book Microsoft Reader | e-book Adobe Reader
Best of Non-Fiction: A Search For Meaning From The Surface of a Small Planet by Don Pendleton | e-Books
Reference Books: Surviving the Novel Experience: An Author's Handbook by A. A. Aguirre and K. G. McAbee
| e-BooksChildren/Young Adult: The Light Box by Nicki Coyne | e-Books
Comics/Humor: My Life As It Should Have Been by Paul Dueweke | e-Books
Gay/Lesbian/Bi-Sexual: The Phoenix by Ruth Sims | e-Books
Historical: Through Golden Light by A. A. Aguirre | Paperback | e-Books
Horror/Thriller: Dreamland by Matthew J. Pallamary and Ken Reeth | e-Books
Mainstream: A Tobacco Odyssey with Humphrey Bogart by David Hammerton | e-Books
Mystery/Suspense: Close to Home by T. A. Stone | Paperback | e-book Microsoft Reader | e-book Adobe Reader
Romance: Fire Lilies by Cynthia Leal Massey | Paperback | e-Books
Fantasy/Science Fiction: The Last Bastion by Barbara Wellesley | Hardcover | e-book Microsoft Reader | e-book Adobe Reader
Autobiography: Guilty As Charged: The True Story of a Gay Beret by Jay Hatheway | Paperback | e-Books
Inspirational: A Search For Meaning From The Surface of a Small Planet by Don Pendleton | e-Books
The Indie Book Awards strive to recognize and reward talent in electronic books, hypertext and digital storytelling from authors with independent publishers and self-published authors. The 2001 inaugural awards introduced the finalists and winners in five categories: Best of Fiction, Best of Non-Fiction and Best Use of the Medium, plus three Achievement Awards for outstanding work in the field of electronic literature. Shortlist 2002
The Indie e-Books Awards winners receive $1,000 cash New this year are the Reader's Choice awards, which will recognize Favorite e-Book, Favorite e-Book Related Website, Favorite e-Reader Device and Favorite e-Zine. e books readers
The Independent e-Book Awards are open to authors and artists published by independent publishing houses, self-published authors, or authors who use non-exclusive publishers. The primary goal of the Awards program is to help authors gain recognition for their work.
Works will be judged on quality of content, professional presentation of the work and creative use of the medium. Finalists will be announced in March and winners will be announced in early May.
Annual Independent e-Book Awards Nominations open through Nov. 30th for the Indie Awards How To Submit
Children's Books: Nessie and the Living Stone by Lois June Wickstrom and Jean Lorrah. CrossroadsPub.Com, format: .pdf | e-Books
Fiction: Mozart's Wife
by Juliet Waldron
Online Originals, formats: .pdf, .pdb and .rb |
e-Books
Short Fiction and Non-Fiction: The Cavemen in the Hedges by Stacey Richter Zoetrope All-Story, format: TK3 | e-Books
Digital Storytelling:
Homecoming by Pamela Gay
Self-published, format: .html, .doc |
e-Books
Non-fiction Award: The Spirit of the Internet by Lawrence Hagerty Matrix Masters, Inc., format: .pdf | e-Books
Nominations can be submitted online or snail mailed to the Independent e-Book Awards Committee. Submission procedures are outlined on the website at the following link: The Indie Awards
Designed to recognize and reward excellence in electronic books and digital storytelling, the Independent e-Book Awards program is accepting nominations for electronic books published between December 1, 2001 and November 30, 2002
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