Paul Wins Top Fantasy Prize

DragonLight by Donita Paul

December 2009 — Donita Paul has won the Clive Staples Speculative Fiction Award for the year’s best fantasy/allegorical novel. The reader’s-choice prize, given for her novel DragonLight, is named for Narnia author C.S. Lewis. — JK

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