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From its introduction in 1982 until 1989, the [[RITA]]® was known as The '''[[RITA|Golden Medallion]]'''. The 1987 [[RITA|Golden Medallion]] winners were notable for a first: married writers Tom and Sharon Curtis became the first co-authors to win this award. The Inspirational Category was not included in the 1987 awards. | From its introduction in 1982 until 1989, the [[RITA]]® was known as The '''[[RITA|Golden Medallion]]'''. The 1987 [[RITA|Golden Medallion]] winners were notable for a first: married writers Tom and Sharon Curtis became the first co-authors to win this award. The Inspirational Category was not included in the 1987 awards. | ||
Revision as of 15:35, 14 January 2009
From its introduction in 1982 until 1989, the RITA® was known as The Golden Medallion. The 1987 Golden Medallion winners were notable for a first: married writers Tom and Sharon Curtis became the first co-authors to win this award. The Inspirational Category was not included in the 1987 awards.
- Historical: By Right Of Arms by Robyn Carr
- Long Contemporary: One Summer by Nora Roberts
- Regency: Lord Abberley's Nemesis by Amanda Scott
- Short Contemporary: Still Waters by Kathleen Creighton
- Single Title Release: Sunshine And Shadow by Tom and Sharon Curtis writing as Laura London
- Traditional: Opal Fire by Sandy Dengler
- Young Adult: Video Fever by Kathleen Garvey
