| Golden Scroll Awards finalists announced |
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| Written by Eric Tiansay | |
| Monday, 17 May 2010 03:04 PM America/New_York | |
 The Advanced Writers & Speakers Association (AWSA) has announced the 2010 finalists for the Golden Scroll Awards, which recognizes the editors and publishing houses that best demonstrate outstanding ministry partnerships with their authors.
Publisher of the Year Award finalists are Guideposts Books, Harvest House Publishers and Tyndale House Publishers. Editor of the Year finalists are Lonnie Hull DuPont (Baker Publishing Group), Cindy Lambert (Zondervan) and Carla Williams (WinePress Publishing Group). Fiction Editor of the Year finalists are Sue Brower (Zondervan), Melissa Endlich (Steeple Hill) and Barbara Scott (Abingdon Press). |
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