2010 Gold Rush Writers Retreat
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Antoinette May
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Antoinette May's second novel, The Sacred Well, published by HarperCollins was
chosen best novel of 2009 by the San Francisco Book Festival and continues to
garner critical acclaim. Antoinette turned to fiction with Pilate's Wife, a tale
of the Roman Empire. The novel, published in November 2007 by William Morrow,
has been translated into 18 languages.
Antoinette's non-fiction includes the New York Times best seller, Adventures of a Psychic, a biography of psychic Sylvia Browne. Antoinette was the 1997 recipient of La Pluma de Plata, an award conferred by the Mexican Government for the best travel article on their country.
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