January 1, 2014 (Matthews, NC) — Have you ever wondered what all the hoopla is about? It’s not just about winning an award and showing off work. It’s about supporting charities and writers around the world. Elisa writes, “More than 520 books, almost 170 judges, all over the world, and many, many submissions, from indie publishers, from mainstream publishers and a lot of self-published authors. And, to me more important of everything, we raised almost 11500 dollars donated to LGBT charities.”
Every year Supposed Crimes enters books for judgment and supports the LGBT community in great ways through the annual Rainbow Awards. Each year we win some and we lose some.
But I know what you’re all waiting for! Without further ado here’s our wonderful news.
Dogs of War: An Underdogs Novel by Geonn Cannon won the Rainbow Award for Best Lesbian Sci-fi/Futuristic & Fantasy!
What Matter Wounds by Geonn Cannon was a runner up for Best Lesbian Contemporary General Fiction
Girls Don’t Hit by Geonn Cannon was a runner up for Best Lesbian Mystery/Thriller and received an Honorable Mention
Cythera by Jo Graham was runner up for Best Bisexual General Fiction and Best Bisexual Book, and it also received an Honorable Mention.
For by Grace by Adrian J. Smith received an Honorable Mention and was a finalist.
Congratulations to all the winners this year, who participated, donated and supported the LGBT et al community. And a special congratulations to Geonn for his spectacular win.
If you would like to check out the rest of the awards and the winners, head over to Elisa’s website.
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