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* [[Romance Writers Ink]] - [[More Than Magic Contest]]
 
* [[Romance Writers Ink]] - [[More Than Magic Contest]]
 
* [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - [[Career Achievement Awards]]
 
* [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - [[Career Achievement Awards]]
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The [[Romantic Times Magazine]] awards [[Career Achievement Awards]] for an author's entire body of work throughout their career. The winners and nominees are selected by the magazine staff.
 
 
* [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - [[Reviewers' Choice Awards]]
 
* [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - [[Reviewers' Choice Awards]]
 
* [[Southern Louisiana (SOLA) RWA]] - [[Dixie Kane Memorial Contest]]
 
* [[Southern Louisiana (SOLA) RWA]] - [[Dixie Kane Memorial Contest]]

Revision as of 20:18, 30 July 2022

Awards are given by various romance industry organizations, by review publications and websites, and writer associations.

For a category list of award pages see category:Romance Industry Awards and category:Awards.

Awards for Published Romance Works

Awards for Unpublished Romance Works

Awards For Authors (body of work)

Other Romance Awards


EPIC (Electronically Published Internet Connection) EPPII Awards

The EPPIE Awards have been given annually since the first EPIC conference to recognize outstanding achievement in e-publishing. The categories are judged by members of EPIC, all published authors. After the first round of judging, the works of the finalists are sent to another panel of judges, and winners in all eighteen categories are selected. The winners are announced at the EPIC conference's gala award ceremony at the annual EPICon Convention. Awards are given in several categories of romance, erotica, and erotic romance.

Quill Literacy Foundation Quill Awards

The Quill Literacy Foundation was formed by Reed Business Information, parent of Publishers Weekly, and The NBC Universal Television Stations, to focus attention on literacy and reading. They award an annual Quill Awards. For 2007 eligible titles were those published between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007. Nominees were chosen by the Quills/PW Selection Committee, comprised of Publishers Weekly editors. Voting will be done by 6,000 booksellers and librariansin the 18 categories.


The Romance Studio CAPA

The Romance Studio is a romance community website that was established in 2003 to provide reviews and information. The website also awards annual CAPA awards (Cupid and Psyche Awards).

Defunct Awards

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