Cover of The Logoharp, Finalist in the American Fiction Awards 2024

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Arielle Emmett’s The Logoharp Named Finalist in 2024 American Fiction Awards

Alexandria VA and Flat Rock NC: Acclaimed writer and visual journalist Arielle Emmett, Ph.D., is proud to announce that her dystopian science fiction novel, The Logoharp: A Cyborg Novel of China and America in the Year 2121, has been named a finalist in the category of Science Fiction: Cyberpunk at the 2024 American Fiction Awards. This recognition places The Logoharp among an esteemed group of literary works honored by the American Book Fest.

The American Fiction Awards, now in its 7th year, celebrates the finest works in over 70 genre-specific categories, acknowledging outstanding titles published between 2022 and 2024. The awards are a prestigious recognition in the literary community, showcasing the talent and creativity of authors worldwide.

“Thank you to the authors, publishers, and other industry professionals who participated in the 2024 American Fiction Awards. American Book Fest is proud to announce the final results of our 7th Annual Fiction Award Program! Congratulations to all of the Winners & Finalists for their much-deserved recognition!” —Jeffrey Keen, President & CEO, American Book Fest

In The Logoharp, Emmett introduces Naomi, a half-human, half-cyborg Reverse Journalist working for China in the 22nd century. The novel explores themes of media manipulation, political power, and personal rebellion, resonating deeply with contemporary issues. Naomi’s journey through a world where reality and media blur has captivated readers and critics alike, earning its place as a finalist in the Science Fiction: Cyberpunk category.

Full results for the 7th Annual American Fiction Awards can be found at: 2024 American Fiction Awards Results

Winners and finalists of this year’s contest join a prestigious group of past laureates, including Pope Francis, Amy Tan, Anne Lamott, George Sanders, Julie Andrews, Clive Barker, Vanessa Williams, Shark Tank’s Daymon John, Brad Thor, and Kitty Kelley. Visit the Award Laureate page for an expanded list: Award Laureates

American Book Fest covers books from all sections of the publishing industry—mainstream, independent, and self-published. A 20-year timeline and award archives can be found at American Book Fest About Us

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