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NOVELIST, SCREENWRITER, and journalist, Arnold is the award-winning
author
of Innocent Lanier, the authentic first novel in a compelling
trilogy
whose
characters occupy a true yet invented world in which life's ironies
abound
and mystical destinies are revealed.
Beth Arnold's awards and credits include:
- Finalist
(2000) for a prestigious Bunting Fellowship* at The Radcliffe
Institute, Harvard University, for Innocent Lanier
and samples from her next novel, Trulove Clement;
- Semifinalist
for a 1995 Nicholl Fellowship, presented by the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, for her screenplay Deadline;
- Winner
of The Katie Award, 1997, presented by the Press Club of
Dallas, for an article published in American Way Magazine;
- Honorable
Mention for the 2002 Soul Making Literary Prize awarded
by the National League of American Pen Women, Nob Hill;
- Semifinalist
in the 1992 "America's Best Screenplay" competition,
for her screenplay Sunflowers;
- Author
of articles and essays in such publications as Rolling Stone,
GQ, InStyle, Mirabella, Premiere, Self, Southern Magazine, and
Redbook.
- Check
out Beth's
Diary in www.ChasingMatisse.com
to follow Beth and her husband, James Morgan's, journey through
France.
*
Bunting winners include such best-selling and award-winning writers
as Alice Walker, Mary Karr, Sue Miller, Anne Sexton, and Anna
Deveare Smith. For more information contact Beth Arnold by email.
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