Pahl Overcomes Heartbreaking Winter To Capture Bronte Prize
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Pahl Triumphs Over Adversity to Secure Bronte Prize
Summary
After enduring the devastating loss of his canine companion and beloved father, indie author Nelson Pahl finds solace and recognition with a significant literary accolade.
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Following a heart-wrenching winter marked by the sudden deaths of both his cherished pet and father, indie literary talent Nelson Pahl found a silver lining this year. Despite the overwhelming grief, Pahl's creative efforts earned him the esteemed Bronte Prize for his novel Bee Balms & Burgundy, published by Café Reverie Press. This prestigious award celebrates the finest love story in U.S. and Canadian literature annually.
Pahl's debut faced fierce competition, triumphing over well-known works such as Nora Roberts' Angels Fall and Richard Paul Evans' Finding Noel. It also surpassed other indie titles, including Roger Alan Skipper's Tear Down the Mountain and Sara Gruen's Water for Elephants.
Bee Balms & Burgundy is a compelling narrative about Mia Lawson, a 30-year-old breast cancer survivor. Following her diagnosis and mastectomy, Mia must navigate her newfound realization of love for her childhood neighbor, Nick May. Told through Nick's perspective, the story explores Mia's emotional journey: revealing her feelings to Nick, confronting her first intimate encounter post-surgery, and considering the possibility of her love enduring despite her uncertain future. Set against the backdrop of St. Paul's Lowertown and Highland Park neighborhoods, along with Vancouver's Yaletown, the story captivates readers with its depth and authenticity.
In recognition of his Bronte Prize win, Pahl was awarded $12,500, which he has generously dedicated to his Palace of Light Foundation to support breast cancer awareness and research.
For more information about the novel and Nelson Pahl's work, visit [NelsonPahl.com](http://www.nelsonpahl.com). Explore more about the Bronte Prize at [BrontePrize.org](http://www.bronteprize.org).
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