Williamson County Sun, August 9, 2006
ACC Adjunct Professor's First Novel a Yosemite
Writing Contest Finalist
Adjunct Professor Sid Frost's first novel, "Where Love
Once Lived," is a finalist in the Yosemite Writers
Contest.
Sid has taught Computer courses at Austin Community
College since 1980, and won the Teaching Excellence
Award in 2005. For the past three years he studied
fiction writing by taking an online course sponsored by
Writers Digest magazine, a departure from his earlier
nonfiction experience.
The Christian novel tells the story of a divorced man in
his mid-fifties who returns to Austin to find a woman he
once loved. This journey, also a search for his youth,
turns into more when he finds the love of God.
The Yosemite Writers Contest is highly competitive, with
submissions from across the country. Novel finalists
have the opportunity for their submissions to be read by
two nationally acclaimed agents. Winners will be
announced August 26, 2006.
Posted: 08/08/2006 3:44 pm Austin Community
College Web Site
Yosemite
Writers Conference
2006 Writing
Contest Finalists
NOVEL
FINAL JUDGES
ERIN HOSIER, GERNERT COMPANY
ANNE HAWKINS, JOHN HAWKINS &
ASSOCIATES
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Alida Chaney
Alamosa, CO
Joanne Cunningham
Poulsbo, WA
Jan Holmes Frost
Mission, TX
Sidney W. Frost
Georgetown, TX
Connie L. Fulmer
Conifer, CO
L. Faye Hughes
Camden, NY
Robert O'Hanneson
Modesto, CA |
R. L. Mullins Jr.
(Rob)
Louisville, KY
Sharon Patterson
Porterville, CA
Christopher Allen Poe
Sacramento, CA
Lorri S. Ramey
Loudonville. OH
Pat Smith
Fresno, CA
Kris Yankee
Plymouth, MI
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