wfn.org | Writers Guild Seeks "Jim Angell Award" Entries

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8-October-1999 
99326 
 
    Writers Guild Seeks "Jim Angell Award" Entries 
 
    Prize Awarded for Best First Book 
 
    by Jerry L. Van Marter 
 
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The Presbyterian Writers Guild is seeking entries for its 
7th Annual "Jim Angell Award."  The award is given each year at the Guild's 
General Assembly luncheon to the Presbyterian writer judged to have 
published the best first book in the previous year. 
 
    Last June in Fort Worth, the Rev. Cathy Cummings Chisholm of Vandalia, 
Ill., received the 1998 award for "Landscapes of the Heart," published by 
Bridge Resources of Louisville. 
 
    The award was inaugurated in 1993 to honor the life and work of the 
Rev. James W. Angell, who was the author of 19 books, including the 
legendary "How to Spell Presbyterian."  The award carries with it a prize 
of $500. 
 
    To be eligible for the award, books must be copyrighted 1999.  Books, 
along with a curriculum vitae of the author, may be sent to Nancy 
Regensburger, 615 Wightman Street, Vassar, MI 48768.  Deadline is April 1, 
2000. 
 
    Entries will be judged by a panel of Presbyterian Writers Guild 
members, chaired by Regensburger. 

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