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Mid-Atlantic Authors Society Accepting Entries for Book of the Year 2024
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The Mid-Atlantic Authors Society is currently accepting nominations for books published in 2024 by authors living in NY, NJ, PA, WV, VA, Washington D.C., DE or MD.

PHILADELPHIA - PennZone -- The Mid-Atlantic Authors Society is pleased to announce their 2024 Book of the Year contest is now open for nominations.

Categories include:
-Historical Romance
-Contemporary Romance
-Paranormal Romance
-Romantic Comedy
-Young Adult Fiction
-Women's Fiction
-Historical Fiction
-Science Fiction
-Mystery/Thriller
-Cozy Mystery
-Horror
-Non-fiction
-Novella/Novelette under 25 K words
-Short Story under 10 K words

Any author living in NY, NJ, PA, WV, VA, Washington D.C., DE or MD are encouraged to nominate their book for consideration. Authors must be a member of the official Mid-Atlantic Authors Society Facebook Group (free to join).

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Authors are allowed to nominate ONE book per category, but no more than THREE books total across the contest.

Authors may nominate a book in more than one category IF it truly fits, but are limited to a total of THREE nominations across categories.

Books must have been published in 2024.
Entry forms must be in by March 15th, 2025.

For more information and entry form, go to:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/646520640235556

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