Halima Khatun's story about her book, The Secret Diary of An Arranged Marriage, was featured on Leader Live. Read the full story.
Media Coverage
Browse through the stories our entrants have received in the media. You may want to check out their Entrant's Stories.
The Hackney Gazette featured the story about Abiola Bella being a judge in the 2020 Page Turner Awards. Read the full story here.
The Southport Reporter and Mersey Reporter in Liverpool featured our Lockdown Writing Survey results. Read the full story here.
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The Page Turner Awards is inviting creative authors, writers, and screenwriters from
Latest TV Brighton Interviewed Paula Sheridan about the Page Turner Awards. Watch the full interview.
The Daily World featured a story about 'Montesano couple helps save family from homelessness' about John and Janet Workman who entered Page Turner Awards.
Inspire to Read featured an interview with Sonia Main about her story Love at War. Read the full story.
Author E A Carter seems impossible to pigeonhole. As comfortable with raw, emotive and honest non-fiction as with the wildest creative flights of genre fiction, she has won multiple awards in recent
Port Hawkesbury Reporter featured the story about Michael Gerhartz: Author hopes to donate winnings to local groups. Read the full story.
The Glossop Chronicle featured the story of A Glossop anthropologist has turned to writing and his action adventure story has been shortlisted for a prestigious book award.
In March Gaydio Radio Weekend Breakfast Show featured the story about Lisa Lepki from ProWritingAid sponsoring the Page Turner Awards.
The Secret Diary of an Arranged Marraige by Halima Khatun was featured in 'About Manchester.' Read the full story.
Brighton Magazine featured our story about Lisa Lepki and ProWritingAid sponsoring the Page Turner Awards, Brighton Businesswoman Supports Exciting Initiative To Help Writers Get Discovered. Read the
Reader's Digest reported...This year saw the launch of the UK’s latest literary prize – the Page Turner Awards. Created with the goal of “changing writing careers”, the eBook Award sought out the very
That's West Anglia interviewed Ken and Paula Sheridan about how the lockdown may produce lots more writing talent. Watch the interview.
Please tell us something about yourself.
I grew up in the East End of London and was fortunate enough to attend an excellent primary school which encouraged creative writing. After winning an inter
On March 22nd, 1947, the legendary American writer James Patterson was born in Newburgh, New York. He earned his Master's Degree from Vanderbilt University. In 1985, at the age of 38, Patterson
The Chilliwack Progress featured the story of Abbotsford author shortlisted for literary award for young adult novel. Katrina Wiggins’ book Blind the Eyes is about climate crisis and monsters
City Fiction featured the story of Oliver Bell winning an audiobook production in the Page Turner Awards eBook Award for his political espionage novel, Gloriana.
An ode to the fantasy genre has turned into a nomination for a literary award and a publishing contract for a local author.
Montesano’s Alex Tremari was one of 12 writers placed on the “short list”
Piece of Pink Pie featured our lockdown writing survey in their article: Survey suggests lockdown could produce a book bonanza. Read the full story.
The Asian Image in the UK reported on Halima Khatun scooping the Patron Prize at the Page Turner Awards Ceremony.
The Booner County Daily Bee reported that Xann-Shapella Smith, a Sandpoint resident and author has been shortlisted for the Page Turner Awards eBook Award for her contemporary and historical romance
The Abbotsford News featured the story of Abbotsford author shortlisted for literary award for young adult novel. Katrina Wiggins’ book Blind the Eyes is about climate crisis and monsters
New Street Authors featured the story about Prudence S Thomas hoping for a film deal. Read the story.
