Bow wow!!! I just received the amazing news that In the Doghouse: A Couple’s Breakup from Their Dog’s Point of View has won Best Book in the Fiction: Cross-Genre category of the 2019 Best Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest.
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Upcoming Event with Teri Case at the DC Public Library
Nov. 4, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.: The DC Public Library recently selected Tiger Drive for their DC Indie Author Project. The Cleveland Park Branch has invited me to present: “Why I went Indie: Traditional vs. Self-Publishing” – Join me!
Tiger Drive is a Finalist for the Kindle Book Review Award – Winner to be Announced November 1st
Tiger Drive is a Finalist for the 2019 Kindle Book Review Award
I am so honored and excited that Tiger Drive is a finalist for the Kindle Book Review Award. I am going to go crazy waiting for the winner to be announced on November 1, 2019. My birthday is on November 14th. Winning would be a lovely birthday gift.
Congratulations to my fellow finalists. I’ll be reading their books these next two weeks and sharing reviews. What’s almost better than winning? Knowing which books yours shares a ‘shelf’ with.
Literary Fiction (5 Finalists in no particular order)
- A Curious Matter of Men with Wings by F. Rutledge Hammes
- Little Girl Leaving by Lisa Blume
- Invisible by Day by Teri Fink
- Tiger Drive by Teri Case
- Mourning Dove by Claire Fullerton
Will update you soon. Until then, thanks for being you.
Teri
Teri Case to be the Writer in Residence for Author Accelerator’s Membership Circle
Teri Case to be the Writer in Residence for Author Accelerator’s Membership Circle
Sept. 1 – 30, 2019: I’m honored to be invited by Author Accelerator to be their Writer in Residence for their Membership Circle. Group members will be invited to ask me about my writing and publishing process. I will answer anything and everything based on my experience. If I don’t have direct experience, I will ask a published peer who does. To learn more, click here.
My Guest Blog with DOGTV
Who Gets Custody of the Dog in a Divorce?
My guest blog for DOGTV. Skip, the main character of In the Doghouse, is a huge fan of DOGTV, and so am I.
In the Doghouse Wins the National Indie Excellence Award!
I’m super thrilled to announce that In the Doghouse has won the National Indie Excellence Award in fiction. This is a big deal for me because last year, Tiger Drive was a finalist. This year, we took the win! Congratulations to all involved, and thank you NIEA for supporting the indie community. Press Release.
Announcing the 2019 Tiger Drive Scholarship Recipients of Carson High School
Dear Friends,
I am thrilled to announce the 2019 Tiger Drive Scholarship Recipients from Carson High School. This year’s scholarship is in fun-loving memory of John Langdon Lane and recognizes students who are reaching, learning, and growing beyond their familiar environment.
The scholarship is funded by a portion of the proceeds of my novels, Tiger Drive and In the Doghouse: A Couple’s Breakup from Their Dog’s Point of View. Some incredibly kind individuals also donated to the scholarship, of which, one of them will be gifted with a signed copy of Women Warriors: An Unexpected History by Pamela D. Toler. Pamela, thank you for this excellent work of history and for your support!
And judges–thank you for reading each essay with such care and intention.
The winners are . . .
Continue readingThe BookLife Prize Reviews In the Doghouse
The BookLife Prize is part of Publishers Weekly BookLife. Thanks for the awesome review, BookLife Prize!
I’m In the Doghouse Today
I’m In the Doghouse Today
Dear Friends,
Today is the day. In the Doghouse: A Couple’s Breakup from Their Dog’s Point of View is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, and Kobo. I’m celebrating with donuts because donuts are delicious and they play an important role in this book.
From In the Doghouse:
“My grandpa used to swear he could tell what kind of person someone was by knowing their favorite donut.”
Lucy smiles. “With all due respect, sounds like your grandpa was missing a few donut holes.”
“You’d be surprised how right he was. What’s your favorite donut?”
But do you know what, or rather who, played an even more important role in this novel? YOU, dear subscriber, and all of these wonderful people and organizations mentioned now:
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