2009 Genesis Finalists

The slice of life for today is still all about the Genesis Contest! Here’s a full list of the finalists as announced on the ACFW loop. Congratulations to everyone!

CONTEMPORARY FICTION:
(total entries: 44)

Sharon Ball
David W. Fry
Jennifer Griffith
Ane Mulligan
Patty Slack

CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE:
(total entries: 75)

Cathy Bryant
Kathleen Haynes
Lisa Jordan
Christy LaShea Smith
Eileen Astels Watson

HISTORICAL FICTION:
(total entries: 39)

Nancy Herriman
D’Ann Mateer
Christina Miller
Sandi Rog
Christine Schmidtke

HISTORICAL ROMANCE (six finalist entries due to a tie, but one is a
double finalist):
(total entries: 57)

Jody Hedlund (double finalist with two entries)
Lisa Richardson
Connie Stevens
Gina Welborn
Lacy Williams

MYSTERY/SUSPENSE/THRILLER:
(total entries: 45)

David Fry
Anne Greene
Dineen Miller
Lynda Schab
Alan Schleimer

ROMANTIC SUSPENSE:
(total entries: 50)

Mary F. Allen
Wenda Dottridge
Danica Favorite-McDonald
Kelly Ann Riley
Janet Warren

SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY/SPECULATIVE FICTION:
(total entries: 45)

Valerie Comer
Megan Ebba
David Fry
Suzanne Krein
Lisa Tuttle

WOMEN’S FICTION:
(total entries: 62)

Cathleen Armstrong
Marie Wells Coutu
Candee Fick
Julie Garmon
Ashely Weis

YOUNG ADULT:
(total entries: 37)

Kasey L. Heinly
Gretchen Hoffman
Susan Miura
Diana Sharples (double finalist with two entries)

2 thoughts on “2009 Genesis Finalists

  1. Woohoo! I so excited for you! This year the ACFW Conference is going to be even more special. I wish I was going, but I’ll be pulling for you from here at home just as if I were there.The only way I think I could go is if I were to sell another book and get another advance. Why does everything always have to come down to money? Sad isn’t it, that money is the deciding factor in so many things.

  2. Woohoo! I so excited for you! This year the ACFW Conference is going to be even more special. I wish I was going, but I’ll be pulling for you from here at home just as if I were there.The only way I think I could go is if I were to sell another book and get another advance. Why does everything always have to come down to money? Sad isn’t it, that money is the deciding factor in so many things.

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