Three Westminster John Knox Press books named 2024 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards finalists
Recent books by John Pavlovitz, Robert G. Callahan, II and Robert Turner are recognized
Presbyterian Publishing is pleased to announce three of its books have been recognized as finalists in the 27th annual Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards:
“Worth Fighting For” by John Pavlovitz
“Fire in the Whole” by Robert G. Callahan, II
“Creating a Culture of Repair,” Robert Turner
As part of its mission to discover, review, and share the best books from university and independent publishers, Foreword Magazine, Inc. hosts an annual awards program each year. Finalists represent the best books published in 2024.
The complete list of Finalists can be found here.
“This year’s submissions have truly impressed me with their depth and diversity. Each finalist stands as a testament to the remarkable talent and vision within the independent publishing world,” said Christopher Nesbit, INDIES Award director. “The INDIES not only celebrates these exceptional literary works but also plays a pivotal role in connecting them with librarians and booksellers, ensuring that a rich variety of voices continues to thrive in the world.”
Winners in each genre, along with Editor’s Choice Prize winners and Foreword’s Indie Publisher of the Year, will be announced in June 2025.
Since 1998, Foreword Reviews has provided trade book reviews of the best titles from independent presses. In print and online, its FOLIO award-winning design and editorial content make the magazine a favorite among librarians, booksellers, and readers — an excellent resource when it comes to purchasing books.
Foreword INDIES and the Foreword Clarion Reviews service complement the company’s online content and print magazine, helping to showcase independent authors and presses.
All three books are available now at the PC(USA) Store.
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