Shalisa Sloan James’s Memoir Three Years Left Wins International Impact Book Award for Nonfiction
An Orlando performer’s account of living with a terminal diagnosis has been named a nonfiction honoree, adding a book award to a career that already carries a Grammy nomination and a Drama Desk Award. Shalisa Sloan James, the performer, director and speaker known professionally as Shalisa James, has won the International Impact Book Award in the nonfiction category for her memoir Three Years Left, Adventures in Music, Travel, Faith, and Terminal Cancer. The award honors nonfiction titles for the reach and clarity of the story they tell. It lands nine months after James received a Stage…
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