Indies Unlimited Writers up for Awards

The Indies Unlimited authors are killin’ it. Laurie Boris is a finalist in the Festival of Words competition in the literary fiction category for her novel Drawing Breath. DV Berkom, Carol Wyer, and Laurie Boris are all semifinalists in the Kindle Book Review 2013 Book Awards.

Not to be outdone, Entertainment Weekly has published its top 100 novels of all time. Frankly, there were some names on the list that I didn’t even know. As I perused the list, I was stunned to find that my novel, The Card, was sitting in the #13 spot! Who would have known?

Okay, we can dream. But that’s the point, we can dream. In fact, if you’re not, you might as well stop writing today. It can’t hurt to plaster a couple of things in your writing space that tells what the future can be. I wrote about that a while ago, you can find that here. You may not believe it, but manifestation boards do work. Here’s mine:

I need to do a new one because lots of the things on there came true. Try it, even without believing in it; stick it up on your wall and see how many things you accomplish in a year.

Author: Jim Devitt

Jim Devitt’s debut YA novel, The Card, hit #1 in three separate categories on the Kindle Bestseller list in early January and was a finalist in the Guys Can Read Indie Author Contest this past summer. Devitt currently lives in Miami, FL with his wife Melissa and their children. Learn more about Jim at his blog and his Amazon author page.

18 thoughts on “Indies Unlimited Writers up for Awards”

    1. That’s okay, you can still be excited for me! I can’t complain about anything, and yes, I’m dreaming big.

  1. If you can’t see it in your mind it will never come true. Oh, don’t forget the bubblegum, works great with the duct tape.

  2. Jim Mullaney’s Crag Banyon Mystery, Devil May Care, is up for Best Indie P.I. Novel in the 2013 Shamus awards. http://writingpis.wordpress.com/2013/06/24/private-eye-writers-of-america-shamus-award-finalists-2013/ Some of his books have been featured on Indies Unlimited, as well as an interview.

    Here’s the list:
    BEST INDIE P.I. NOVEL

    Stranger in Town by Cheryl Bradshaw

    Enamorted by O’Neil De Noux

    One-Eyed Jack by Christopher J. Lynch

    White Heat by Paul Marks

    Devil May Care by James Mullaney

  3. I’m dreaming of a Hugo Award one day, but in the meantime I’m just getting a second book out there. And then there’ll be a third, and a fourth…. Life is good. 🙂

  4. Great article, I never thought about putting my goals or dreams up to remind me of what I want to accomplish. Just wanted to write and hope someone reads my stories.

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