Ara 13
Thematic Metafiction Author
Author's Bio: Ara 13 was a United States Marine Corps journalist and Army special operations soldier. He was a national columnist, award-winning journalist, international-award-winning author, and CovingtonMoore's featured novelist.
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Editorial Review: “Cleverly administered under the veil of satire and narrative interplay lies this great critique on the evolution of morality. Drawers & Booths is a smart, edgy, comedic ride.”
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Ara 13 exemplifies our literary ambitions.

About the Award:
Drawers & Booths won an IPPY—
the world’s largest international
book awards competition,
independent or otherwise. Ara 13
competed against releases from
production houses such as,
Harvard, Princeton, MIT, Yale, and
other university presses, as well as
Pulitzer finalist Dave Eggers’
production house, McSweeney’s,
and Barnes & Nobles’ alliance
press, iUniverse. Ara 13’s novel
was selected from 3,175 entrants
representing 16 countries: Trinidad
to Thailand, Croatia to Czech
Republic, and France to Finland.
Drawers & Booths was one of 32
books to receive the moniker,
“Outstanding Book of the Year,”
and Ara won a Bronze Medal as
“Storyteller of the Year.”
According to 2008 Independent
Publisher Book Awards, Ara 13
exhibits “the courage and creativity
to take chances, break new
ground, and bring about change,
not only to the world of publishing,
but to our society.”

Ara 13 is an IPPY "Outstanding Book of the Year" winner, a recipient of an Eric Hoffer Book Award, and a Marine Corps journalist awarded medalsfrom four branches of the U.S. military.
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