Learn more about the prolific W. Somerset Maugham in this month's Spotlight on the Somerset Awards! We'll explore the difference between Genre Fiction and Literary Fiction as well as provide links to learn more.
A strong literary suspense novel set in the Pacific Northwest, where cultures clash and one boy is caught between worlds. Recommended.
The Winners are here! Congratulations to the 2020 First Place and Grand Prize Winners, and thank you to EVERYONE who participated in the 2020 CIBAs! Join us April 7-10 at the 10th Anniversary Chanticleer Authors Conference. This is second of three official 2020 CIBA Announcements recognizing the Grand Prize Winners and the First Place Category Winners.
This is the official announcement of the 2020 MARK TWAIN Book Awards for Satire, Humor, and Allegorical fiction a division of the CIBAs First Place Category Winners and the MARK TWAIN Grand Prize Winner. The Mark Twain Book Awards is a division of the CIBAs. Congratulations to all!
Some thoughts on St. Patrick's Day and some of our wonderful authors with stories featuring Irish characters, culture, and/or authors.
This is the official announcement of the 2019 CLUE Book Awards for Suspense, Thrillers, and Crime stories, a division of the CIBAs, First Place Category Winners and the CLUE Grand Prize Winner. Congratulations to all! The CLUE Book Awards were presented by J.L. Oakley, 2012 Overall Grand Prize Winner.
We know what you need... a little more romance in your lives! Join us in celebration of all books #romance and #romantic_fiction. Yes, we're talking about the SPOTLIGHT on the Chatelaine Hall of Fame Authors!
As in Chaucer's words in the Nun's Priest Tale of the Canterbury Tales, "For crowing there was not his equal in all the land." And crowing we are about these CHAUCER Book Awards for Historical Fiction Award Winners!
Happy Saint Patrick's Day! Do check out the Magical, Mysterious Stories We Love from Chanticleer's Reviews and heartedly approved by his Irish cousin Choileach! " #Pot_of_Gold #StPatrick #Ireland #Mystery #Fantasy #Romance #adventure
A gripping tome of historical fiction that follows two Irish families who immigrated to the U.S. after Ireland's Great Famine. Well-researched and well-told story of the social, economic, and political currents of the late 1800s.