Boston Teran is the pseudonymous American author of thirteen novels.

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Works

• God Is a Bullet (1999)[1]
• Never Count Out the Dead (2001)
• The Prince of Deadly Weapons (2002)
• Trois Femmes (2006)
• Giv: The Story of a Dog and America (2009)
• The Creed of Violence (2010)[2]
• Gardens of Grief (2011)
• The World Eve Left Us (2012)
• The Cloud and the Fire (2013)
• The Country I Lived In (2013)
• By Your Deeds (2016)
• A Child Went Forth (2018)
• How Beautiful They Were (2019)
• Two Boys at Breakwater (July 2021)

Awards and distinctions

• Winner, 2000 CWA John Creasey Award for best first novel: God is a Bullet[3]
• Finalist, 2000 Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award for Best First Novel: God is a Bullet[4]
• Longlist, 2001 International Dublin Literary Award: God is a Bullet[5]
• Winner, 2001 Japan Adventure Fiction Association Prize: God is a Bullet[6]
• Longlist, 2011 International Dublin Literary Award: Giv: The Story of a Dog and America[7]
• Finalist, 2011 ForeWord INDIES for Adult Fiction (Historical): Gardens of Grief[8]
• Silver Winner, 2012 ForeWord INDIES for Adult Fiction (Translations): The World Eve Left Us[9]
• Finalist, 2018 Foreword INDIES for Adult Fiction (Historical): A Child Went Forth[10]
• Historical Fiction in the 2019 International Book Awards “A Child Went Forth”
• Finalist for Historical Fiction in the 2019 ForeWord Reviews “Book of the Year” Awards “A Child Went Forth”
• Silver for Historical Fiction in the 2019 Independent Publishers Awards “A Child Went Forth”
• Winner in the “Adventure: Historical” category at the 2019 American Fiction Awards “A Child Went Forth”
• Finalist, 2022 Eric Hoffer Award. Montaigne Medal Finalist: Two Boys At Breakwater
• Silver in the 34th annual IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award™ program in the following category: LGBTQ+ "Two Boys At Breakwater"

References

External links

• Official website

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