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The '''Historical''' category became '''Short Historical''' in 1996. After a hiatus in 2002, the '''Short Historical''' category name returned. In 2004, the name of the category became '''Best Short Historical Romance'''.
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The '''Historical''' category was one of the original [[RITA|Golden Medallion]] categories when the [[Romance Writers of America|RWA]] established their awards. '''Historical Series''' was established in 1990. This appears to be a resurrection of the former Category Historical category. In 1991, the title of the category was flipped to '''Series Historical.''' After much back and forth, the title returned to '''Historical Series''' in 1994. It appears that in 1995, the designation '''Historical''' applied to shorter historical romances. The '''Historical''' category became '''Short Historical''' in 1996. In 2002, the category name made a brief foray into the world of '''Short Historical Romance'''. The name change did not take. After a hiatus in 2002, the '''Short Historical''' category name returned. In 2004, the name of the category became '''Best Short Historical Romance'''.
  
 
== Winners ==
 
== Winners ==
 
* [[Lisa Kleypas]] - [[2004 RITA® Winners|2004]] - ''Worth Any Price''
 
* [[Lisa Kleypas]] - [[2004 RITA® Winners|2004]] - ''Worth Any Price''
 
* [[Cheryl Reavis]] - [[2003 RITA® Winners|2003]] - ''Bride Fair, The''
 
* [[Cheryl Reavis]] - [[2003 RITA® Winners|2003]] - ''Bride Fair, The''
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* [[Barbara Dawson Smith]] - [[2002 RITA® Winners|2002]] - ''Tempt Me Twice''
 
* [[Susan Wiggs]] - [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001]] - ''Mistress, The''
 
* [[Susan Wiggs]] - [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001]] - ''Mistress, The''
 
* [[Judith Ivory]] - [[2000 RITA® Winners|2000]] - ''Proposition, The''
 
* [[Judith Ivory]] - [[2000 RITA® Winners|2000]] - ''Proposition, The''
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* [[Lorraine Heath]] - [[1997 RITA® Winners|1997]] - ''Always to Remember''
 
* [[Lorraine Heath]] - [[1997 RITA® Winners|1997]] - ''Always to Remember''
 
* [[Loretta Chase]] - [[1996 RITA® Winners|1996]] - ''Lord of Scoundrels''
 
* [[Loretta Chase]] - [[1996 RITA® Winners|1996]] - ''Lord of Scoundrels''
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* [[Jodi Thomas]] - [[1995 RITA® Winners|1995]] - ''To Tame a Texan’s Heart''
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* [[Jo Beverley]] - [[1994 RITA® Winners|1994]] - ''My Lady Notorious''
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* [[Cheryl Reavis]] - [[1993 RITA® Winners|1993]] - ''The Prisoner''
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* [[Jodi Thomas]] - [[1992 RITA® Winners|1992]] - ''The Tender Texan''
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* [[Penelope Williamson]] - [[1991 RITA® Winners|1991]] - ''Wild Yearning, A''
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* [[Patricia Gardner]] - [[1990 RITA® Winners|1990;]] - ''Silver Noose''
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* [[Julie Jeffries]] - [[1984 Golden Medallion Winners|1984]]
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* [[Mara Seger]] - [[1983 Golden Medallion Winners|1983]]
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* [[Constance Ravenlock]] - [[1982 Golden Medallion Winners|1982]]

Revision as of 05:52, 20 February 2006

The Historical category was one of the original Golden Medallion categories when the RWA established their awards. Historical Series was established in 1990. This appears to be a resurrection of the former Category Historical category. In 1991, the title of the category was flipped to Series Historical. After much back and forth, the title returned to Historical Series in 1994. It appears that in 1995, the designation Historical applied to shorter historical romances. The Historical category became Short Historical in 1996. In 2002, the category name made a brief foray into the world of Short Historical Romance. The name change did not take. After a hiatus in 2002, the Short Historical category name returned. In 2004, the name of the category became Best Short Historical Romance.

Winners