RITA RITA RITA!
by SB Sarah | July 15, 2007 | Sunday at 4:24 am | 0 CommentsBest short historical RITA: the book of true desires by bettina krahn
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read more »There’s a video of anne stuarts secrets of success and they’re a hoot. Get a good work habit - of the nunny variety.
Best first book RITA: the husband trap by tracy anne warren.
Stef feagan is announcing - she kicks ass.
read more »Candy totally went to the ladies when the best inspie was announced.
I hear that RWAs site crashed. Oh, noes!
Best romantic novella RITA: tis the season from a nascar holiday, by Roxanne St Claire
read more »Best inspirational romance RITA: revealed by tamara alexander
read more »Best paranormal romance RITA: a hunger like no other by kresley cole
read more »JR Ward is wearing sunglasses on stage. Huh?
Best long contemporary RITA: the mommy quest by lori handeland
read more »Why are they playing shawn colvin’s Sunny Came Home as transition music?
Best short contemporary romance RITA: from the first by jessica bird aka JR Ward.
read more »Best contemporary single GH: romeo romeo by robin kawczynski
I totally had that spelling read to me by candy so it is right - according to the program.
Another video thing that doesn’t make any sense. Something about a floozy? Did I miss something that explains this?
Best role: a writer. Susan elizabeth phillips.
Blizzard of 1979. That’s Nora. No question
These stories of success are very strange.
Carly Phillips, the hostess, is very very stiff. I want to rub her shoulders and give her a drink. Stage fright?
Best traditional romance RITA: claiming his family by barbara hannay
read more »Three cheers for short sweet and sincere speeches.
Best YA GH: coven by trish milburn
I admit - I totally tear up when people get choked up talking about their husbands and parents. Don’t tell anyone.
Best novel with strong rom. Elements GH: According to Jane by marilyn weigel
Jane and Marilyn are getting much hollering. Marilyn says: don’t trip, don’t cry and don’t babble. Now that’s a mantra I can get behind.
Best romantic suspense GH: falling into darkness by bronwyn clarke:
That is our bronwyn? Our commenter bronwyn? YES!!!!!!!! All the way from Australia, a bitch for the win!
read more »Best short historical GH: the lost jewel by debra bess.
Part of the ceremony is a full screen animated transition between each category with a huge announcer voice and a drumroll.
The music was totally riverdance just now and I toooootally danced.
Linda howard had a video intro and neither of us got it. It was bizarre. Something about voices in her head, and escaped cattle.
Another video - robin lee hatcher and a mantitty cover. I still do not know what is going on.
Now someone is reading quotes fromFlaubert and Springsteen. And now - lifetime achievement award.
No wait. It wasn’t an award. It was some words.
Best long historical GH: sager’s passion by elaine levine
read more »Party on Wayne, Party on Garth!
Best paranormal GH: black jack by jennifer starkm
Seriously - I am horrified by the lack of capital letters announcing the winners of the awards for writing. So I am sorry but I am thumb typing as fast as I can.
Also - candy is keeping count of how many people thank God.
Best inspirational GH: the heart beckons by carla hughes
read more »Greetings from the awards!
Short summary: Smart Bitches at Nora’s cocktail party - much fun omg awesome whoa bowl of shrimp on the floor!
Best short contemp GH: Weekend agreement - barbara tanner wallace.
Best long contemp GH: all or nothing by beth burgoon.
read more »So in the middle of the Nora Q and A, someone asked a question about Heather Locklear being cast in Angel’s Fall, and what she thought of that.
Nora answered what she’s said before - that she thought Locklear was a talented actor, and was very pleased by the way it came out.
The person asking the question replied, “Well, you’re wrong.”
That sound was my jaw hitting the floor.
read more »There are Bitches in the bar. We’re very loud. Come on over!
read more »The RWA literacy signing raised $56-plus Thousand Dollars.
The literacy council member accepting the check said, “We better keep working, because if this many people are writing books, we better make sure there are readers.”
$56 plus thousand dollars should help a lot. Way to go,y’all.
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