Eileen Charbonneau

Eileen Charbonneau is an author of award-winning historical fiction, YA, mysteries and screenplays. She likes featuring neglected historical voices. She's also a storyteller of Irish and Native American tales and a Vermont innkeeper. Her novels have won Chanticleer International Book awards in Americana, Women's Fiction and mystery categories.

Other Awards:

Rita (Romance Writers of America)-- 3 finalist nominations, one win

The Randolph Legacy (finalist: Best Historical)

Rachel LeMoyne  (finalist: Best Historical) 

Ghosts of Stony Clove (finalist and winner): Best Young Adult Novel

Top 5 Books of the year Washington Post Book World: for The Randolph Legacy

Phyllis A. Whitney Award

Andre Norton Award in Short Story

Heart of the West Award: Waltzing in Ragtime

Newbery Award nomination: Honor to the Hills

Notable Books in Social Studies (National Council of English Teachers): Honor to the Hills 

Best Books for the Teen Age (New York Public Library): Ghosts of Stony Clove

Reviewer's Choice Award (Romance Communications): The Randolph Legacy

Desert Island Choice (All About Romance): Rachel LeMoyne

Philadelphia Conference Awards: In The Time of the Wolves (Best Young Adult Novel), The Randolph Legacy (Best Historical Novel)

for screenplays:

Christopher Columbus Discovery Award, for Ghosts of Stony Clove screenplay

Nicholl Fellowship (National Academy of Film Arts and Sciences (who sponser the Academy Awards) (semi-finalist) for Ghosts of Stony Clove screenplay

for play: awarded grant from Ensemble Theatre Company: for Manituwak, Place of the Spirits