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2016

ASJA Writing Awards Recipients

Arlene

2016
Susanna Hope
Police Wife: The Secret Epidemic of Police Domestic Violence
Golden Inkwell Books

June Roth

2016 Medical
Lochlann Jain
Malignant: How Cancer Becomes Us
University of California Press

Outstanding Book

2016 Biography or History
Marvin J. Wolf
Abandoned in Hell: The Fight for Vietnam's Firebase Kate
NAL

2016 Children
Andrea Warren
The Boy Who Became Buffalo Bill: Growing Up Billy Cody in Bleeding Kansas
Two Lions

2016 General Nonfiction
Kim Cross
What Stands In a Storm: Three Days in the Worst Superstorm to Hit the South's Tornado Alley
Atria Books

2016 Memoir/Autobiography
Kimberly Meyer
The Book of Wanderings: A Mother- Daughter Pilgrimage
Little, Brown and Company

2016 Service, Self-Help, Collaboration
Beverly Blair Harzog
The Debt Escape Plan: How to Free Yourself From Credit Card Balances, Boost Your Credit Score, and Live Debt-Free
Career Press

2016 Service, Self-Help, Collaboration
Sandra Lamb
Writing Well for Business Success: A Complete Guide to Style, Grammar, and Usage at Work
St. Martin's Griffin

Arlene

2016
Francesca Lyman
The Thrift Store Chain That Dressed Up Like A Charity And Got Sued
InvestigateWest

Donald Robinson Memorial

2016
Tom Robbins
(A Brutal Beating Wakes) Attica's Ghosts
The New York Times

June Roth

2016 Medical
Linda Marsa
The Poisoned Gulf
Playboy

Outstanding Article

2016 Blog Post
Risa Doherty
A Bittersweet Goodbye as My Firstborn Leaves Home For Good
ScaryMommy.com

2016 Business/Technology
Celeste LeCompte
Automation in the Newsroom
Nieman Reports

2016 Business/Technology
Emily Sohn
Every Living Thing
Aeon

2016 Excellence in Reporting
Vince Beiser
The Sand and the Fury
Wired

2016 First Person
Paula Ganzi Licata
Surviving an Alcoholic
The New York Times

2016 Health & Fitness
Linda Marsa
What Your Doctor Should Know About Women
More

2016 Health & Fitness
Kate Silver
Be the Death of Me
Chicago Health

2016 How-to
Kim Campbell Thornton
Forsake the Snake
UExpress Pet Connection

2016 How-to
Jennifer Breheny Wallace
A Policy of Saying No Can Save You Time and Guilt
Wall Street Journal

2016 Lifestyle
Kimberley Lovato
Born on the Bayou
American Way

2016 Lifestyle
Kim Campbell Thornton
Spirits on Safari
Cigar & Spirits

2016 Op-Ed
Candy Schulman
Just an Ordinary Miscarriage
The New York Times

2016 Profile
Gayle Keck
A Most Personal Venture
Drew Magazine

2016 Profile
Eugene Meyer
Meet Andy Raymond
Bethesda Magazine

2016 Trade
Barbara Robertson
The Making of Star Wars: The Force Awakens
3D World

2016 Trade
Molly Blake
High-Flying Patriotism
Air Force Sergeants Association

 

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