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STOP PRESS – Breaking News!!

I am delighted to share this exciting news with you. All of you!

Meet Me in Gaza has just been shortlisted for a Literary award!

The Memo Palestine Book Award is an annual prize for the best book about Palestine published in English. The prize will be announced in London in November. I’ll probably still be here, in the Central African Republic, where I’m just starting  to take notes from a  new book. But I’ll hear all about the prize-giving on the night itself.

This is a wonderful confirmation of Meet Me in Gaza, which has had some wonderful reviews. It’s also just what you need to hear as you start the journey of writing another book….

For further info on the Memo Book Awards, please see:

http://www.saqibooks.co.uk/2013/08/louisa-waugh-shortlisted-memo-palestibe-book-award/

August 18, 2013 2 Comments

Filed Under: Waugh Stories Tagged With: Central African Republic, Gaza, prize

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  1. Ian Davidson

    August 19, 2013 at 6:07 pm

    Congratulations Louisa. I discovered your book whilst reading The Economist and promptly downloaded it to my Kindle. I couldn’t put it down. It was the first book I have read about the conflict and now I am hooked. For example, I just watched the beautiful documentary ” Five Broken Cameras” last night. In any event, congrats again…your book really does deserve to win!

    Ian

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  2. Helen Skulina

    November 8, 2013 at 11:27 pm

    Fantastic news Louisa, and well deserved.
    Us Edinburghans, Leithers and Portobellans are all very proud of you and the work you put into it.

    Reply

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