Indie Book Award Winners in Self-Publishing
May 26, 2009
My Momma Raised Ugly Children...Not Stupid Ones, by Bud Wright, Winner in the Humor/Comedy Category
A Pawn of Fate, by Rita Keeley Brown, Finalist in the Biography Category
Stella Ducktropolis, by Charlotte Barnes, Finalist in the Children's Picture Book Category
The Political Campaign Desk Reference, by Michael P. McNamara, Finalist in the Current Events/Political Category
KnorraSky, Volume 1, by R.A. Knowlton, Finalist in the Fantasy Category
The Wizard's Legacy, by Ashley Simmons, Finalist in the Fantasy Category
A Crucible of Innocence, by Roger W. Forsythe, Finalist in the First Novel Category
The Business Black Belt Training Manual for Leaders and Managers, by Stephen Iacullo, Finalist in the How To Category
The Political Campaign Desk Reference, by Michael P. McNamara, Finalist in the How To Category
The PTA, by Carol Olson and Cherie Rodgers, Finalist in the Humor/Comedy Category
Baker Street, by Daniel Paul Johnson, Finalist in the Myster/Suspense/Thriller Category
Far From the Trees, by Michael Wellman, Finalist in the Regional Non-Fiction Category
We'll See the World from My Harley, by Dennis Miner, Finalist in the Relationships Category
Gift Out of Africa, by Karen Kossie-Chernyshev, Ph.D., Finalist in the Religion/Religious Non-Fiction Category
What DID Jesus do?, by A. Maclochlainn, Finalist in the Religion/Religious Non-Fiction Category
Saints in the City, by Andie Andrews, Finalist in the Religious Fiction Category
Saints in the City, by Andie Andrews, Finalist in the Romance Category
For Cory's Sake, by Carolyn Wada, Finalist in the Science Fiction Category
Haints, by Nash Black, Finalist in the Short Story-Fiction Category
Little Stories, by Jeff Roberts, Finalist in the Short Story-Fiction Category
Business Revolution through Ancestral Wisdom, by Tu Moonwalker and JoAnne O'Brien-Levin, Ph.D., Finalist in the Social Change Category
Saints in the City, by Andie Andrews, Finalist in the Social Change Category
Business Revolution through Ancestral Wisdom, by Tu Moonwalker and JoAnne O'Brien-Levin, Ph.D., Finalist in the Spirituality Category
Writing as a Small Business, by Nash Black, Finalist in the Writing and Publishing Category
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