I've worked with Elisa as a judge for the past 2 years, and I really like the way the program works. Each judge reviews up to 5 books, and assigns a score (1-10) for Setting Development, Characters Development, and Writing Style. Instead of a committee debating their favourites, and swaying each other's opinions, multiple judges review each book independently, and the aggregate score is used to determine the winners.
If you're looking for a new read, take a few moments to check out the complete list of winners. As or the the categories I always watch, the winners were:
1) Justine Saracen - Sarah, Son of God
2) Ryan Loveless - Building Arcadia
3) Ben Monopoli - The Cranberry Hush
Best Bisexual/Transgender Sci-Fi / Paranormal / Fantasy
2) Ryan Loveless - Building Arcadia
3) Ben Monopoli - The Cranberry Hush
Best Bisexual/Transgender Sci-Fi / Paranormal / Fantasy
1) L.A. Witt – Static
2) Penelope Friday – Thrace
3) Lauren P. Burka - Up For Grabs 2
Best Bisexual/Transgender Debut Novel
2) Penelope Friday – Thrace
3) Lauren P. Burka - Up For Grabs 2
Best Bisexual/Transgender Debut Novel
1) Ryan Loveless - Building Arcadia
2) Elliott DeLine – Refuse
3) Ben Monopoli - The Cranberry Hush
Best Bisexual/Transgender Novel
1-tie) Justine Saracen - Sarah, Son of God 2) Elliott DeLine – Refuse
3) Ben Monopoli - The Cranberry Hush
Best Bisexual/Transgender Novel
Catherine Ryan Hyde - Jumpstart the World
2) Ryan Loveless - Building Arcadia
3) Elliott DeLine – Refuse
Congrats to all involved! I've already had the pleasure of reading a few of these reads, and I'm definitely adding a few others to my TBR pile.♥
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