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Win $500 from the 2019 PenCraft Award competition that celebrates the best books submitted for the year.
The Third Annual PenCraft Award is opened to all books written in the English Language with an ISBN and published between 2016 and 2019.
There are two ways to enter:
1. Your books can be entered into the competition by submitting them to us by snail mail or by providing a pdf or eBook copy to us prior to the 2019 deadline. The deadline is Midnight September 10, 2019. The submission fee per book is $39. (Click here for Submission Instructions)
2. If you've had a book reviewed by AuthorsReading.com during the 2019 submission window then that book is already entered into the competition.
The Grand Prize for the2019 PenCraft Award is $500 cash.
We will award $150.00 cash for the best Fiction book.
We will award $150.00 cash for the best Non-Fiction book.
Numerous other awards will be awarded to all genres 1st, 2nd and runner-up winners
Entry into the 3rd Annual PenCraft Awards' competition can win you $500 and other prizes. Each category winner is given a personalized framed award certificate and a digital high-resolution version of their PenCraft Award seal for their book or other marketing materials as well as a web-optimized graphic version of the seal for websites, blogs and social networking sites.
The Third Annual PenCraft Award is opened to all books written in the English Language with an ISBN and published between 2016 and 2019.
There are two ways to enter:
1. Your books can be entered into the competition by submitting them to us by snail mail or by providing a pdf or eBook copy to us prior to the 2019 deadline. The deadline is Midnight September 10, 2019. The submission fee per book is $39. (Click here for Submission Instructions)
2. If you've had a book reviewed by AuthorsReading.com during the 2019 submission window then that book is already entered into the competition.
The Grand Prize for the2019 PenCraft Award is $500 cash.
We will award $150.00 cash for the best Fiction book.
We will award $150.00 cash for the best Non-Fiction book.
Numerous other awards will be awarded to all genres 1st, 2nd and runner-up winners
Entry into the 3rd Annual PenCraft Awards' competition can win you $500 and other prizes. Each category winner is given a personalized framed award certificate and a digital high-resolution version of their PenCraft Award seal for their book or other marketing materials as well as a web-optimized graphic version of the seal for websites, blogs and social networking sites.
2018 PenCraft Event Photos
2018 PenCraft Award Winners
Book of The Year Winner for 2018
Non-Fiction and Fiction Book of the Year winners
2018 PenCraft Award 1st Place Winners
.jpg "Beleaguered Truth (Shattered Triangle Book 2) by William P. Messenger, Published by Black Rose Writing : 1st Place in Fiction - Historical Category")
2018 PenCraft Award 2nd Place Winners
.jpg "Praying for an Eclipse: Mother Moon (Volume 1) by Guillermo Marquez-Sterling, Published by Black Rose Writing : 2nd Place in Fiction - Drama Category")
.jpg "Zyklon: A Francine Vega Investigative Thriller (Fava) by John Hazen, Published by Black Rose Writing : 2nd Place in Fiction - Thriller - General Category")
2018 PenCraft Award Runner-Up Winners
2018 PenCraft Event Photos
Featured PenCraft Award Winning Books for 2018
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