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Thursday, March 06, 2008

BC Book Prize Finalists Announced in Fine Style

The finalists for the 2008 BC Book Prizes were announced today, and, better yet, they were announced via a snazzy new website. The site was produced by our friend and colleague Monique Trottier over at Work Industries.

The site features an easy-to-browse archive of the finalists and winners dating back to 1985 as well as a new blog with posts from finalist-authors touring the province.

Congratulations and good luck to all of the finalists and to the BC Book Prize Society on the launch of the new site.

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A Sea-Wishing Day (winner of the Children’s Literature Prize) is one of my kids’ favorites. Daddy is in the Navy and is a sailor at heart. Congrats to Robert on a superb book and a well deserved win. Thanks Craig for the post.

Posted by Real Yellow Pages on 07/05 at 09:26 PM

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