Well, when you hear you've been shortlisted for the Great B.C. Novel Contest with Mother Tongue publishing you have to consider yourself blessed. It's down to three now. I guess if the lottery had such odds, I'd consider buying myself a ticket. Hell, I might buy two tickets.
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Ordinary Strangers won the 2018 Hunt For The Great B.C. Novel Contest with Mother Tongue Publishing.
"You know a movie or a book has got you hooked when you start feeling relieved when bad things don't happen to the characters, when it's looking like they will. A sophisticated novel about unsophisticated people." -- Alan Twigg
"Never since Jack Hodgins made mirth and myth out of lumberjacks has Settler Coast culture been so accurately rendered" -- Linda Rogers
"You know a movie or a book has got you hooked when you start feeling relieved when bad things don't happen to the characters, when it's looking like they will. A sophisticated novel about unsophisticated people." -- Alan Twigg
"Never since Jack Hodgins made mirth and myth out of lumberjacks has Settler Coast culture been so accurately rendered" -- Linda Rogers