The Jack Award

June 9, 2006 | 5:28 PM | By Q&Q Staff

Wherein BPAC presents the Jack Award to Geoffrey Taylor. (Photos by Rannie Turingan.)

<I>A Blade of Glass</I> author Lewis DeSoto, <I>Before I Wake</I> author Robert J. Wiersema, and HarperCollins Canada vice-president of sales and marketing Tom Best (in the front row, from left to right) listen to Taylor's acceptance speech.

A Blade of Glass author Lewis DeSoto, Before I Wake author Robert J. Wiersema, and HarperCollins Canada vice-president of sales and marketing Tom Best (in the front row, from left to right) listen to Taylor’s acceptance speech.

Fenn representin'. Publicity director Kari Atwell and vice-president of marketing Heidi Winter.

Fenn representin’. Publicity director Kari Atwell and vice-president of marketing Heidi Winter.

IFOA director Geoffrey Taylor displays the hardware that comes with the Jack Award that BPAC gave him on Friday evening at the Zazou Lounge.

The BPAC crew.

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