Engaging Readers and Building a Fanbase Using Leadership Communication, Part 2
INFORM, INVOLVE, ENGAGE! As an author, lead the way to creating the communication paths that will help people discover your books.
A CUP of HEMLOCK by Clyde Curley
Curley’s deft use of murder mysteries to microscopically explore society’s ethical issues is nothing short of brilliant.
Engaging Readers and Building a Fanbase Using Leadership Communication Skills
Great writing is the key to being an author, but engaging people is the key to building a readership and a fan base. And with a million plus books hitting the market this year alone, every advantage helps to position you in the publishing world.
Grand Prize Winners Who Were Recognized at the 2014 Chanticleer Awards Gala
Have you ever wondered how the Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Writing Competitions worked? Find out in this first article of the year from Chanticleer about how CBR goes about Discovering Today's Best Books with the Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Writing Competitions.
The Prestigious NAACP 46th Awards Nominates “Remedy for a Broken Angel” by Toni Ann Johnson
"Remedy for a Broken Angel" by Toni Ann Johnson has been nominated for a prestigious 46th NAACP Image Award for 2014. Ms. Johnson credited Chanticleer's review for its helpful role in getting the work noticed and nominated.
CBR Celebrates Movie Deal of Grand Prize Winner — “The Prodigal” by Michael Hurley
Michael Hurley, the author of The Prodigal, was presented with the $1,000 Grand Prize purse at the Chanticleer Awards Gala in September that was held in Bellingham, Washington.
An Editorial Review of “Prepare to Come About” by Christine Wallace
This memoir illuminates the struggles and chaotic lives that many contemporary families are challenged with and then goes further. It inspires readers to look beyond society’s conventional solutions and rationalizations to plot their own course. "Prepare to Come About" by Christine Wallace is a story that restores faith in the strength and love of a family and will reaffirm your belief that a life lived on one’s own terms is the truest meaning of “achievement.”
An Editorial Review of “His Father’s Eyes, His Mother’s Manners” by Kenneth Stokes
Using the backdrop of an air disaster as his stage, Stokes has penned a compelling story that delves into the lives of a multicultural cast of characters, revealing truths certain to resonate with his readers in this literary work.
What is an Editorial Review? And How is It Different from a Review?
What exactly are editorial reviews? What are the different types of book reviews and reviewers? Which ones should an author seek? We list the different types and explain them.