Handling the Truth is named a finalist in the 18th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards Program
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
I was sitting in the back of the ALAN conference room, listening to some very interesting writers talk about love in YA literature when my phone buzzed. I took a quick look. It was Lauren Marino, my Gotham editor, sharing the news that Handling the Truth had been named a finalist in the 18th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards.
It was one of those blink twice moments.
And also a very happy one.
There are ten categories, and among those named are Temple Grandin, Anne Lamott, Bill McKibben, Sara Gilbert, Maggie Scarf, Rick Hanson, and two other special people—long-time friend Patty Chang Anker and new friend Josh Hanagarne.
The finalists in my category are esteemed and I'm blessed to be named among them:
Meredith Viera and Arianna Huffington will be on hand. Mark Bittman and Richard Pine will be honored. What a fun night we will have. I imagine swirling.
I must find a dress.
More about this wonderful program and the full list can be found here.
It was one of those blink twice moments.
And also a very happy one.
There are ten categories, and among those named are Temple Grandin, Anne Lamott, Bill McKibben, Sara Gilbert, Maggie Scarf, Rick Hanson, and two other special people—long-time friend Patty Chang Anker and new friend Josh Hanagarne.
The finalists in my category are esteemed and I'm blessed to be named among them:
Meredith Viera and Arianna Huffington will be on hand. Mark Bittman and Richard Pine will be honored. What a fun night we will have. I imagine swirling.
I must find a dress.
More about this wonderful program and the full list can be found here.
1 comments:
Congratulations again, Beth. I love your book and have written myself notes throughout. I'm sure you'll find the perfect dress. Happy Thanksgiving!
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