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Is Technology our Salvation? An award winning dystopian tale for adults that takes place in the not too distant future.
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Is Technology our Salvation? An award winning dystopian tale for adults that takes place in the not too distant future.
Recognizing some of the Somerset Hall of Fame authors - With these award-winning titles, you will understand why the Somerset Book Awards is one of the most competitive divisions in the Chanticleer International Book Awards.
In his 1938 memoir, The Summing Up, Somerset said: “I am a made writer. I do not write as I want to; I write as I can . . ." Read on to learn more about him and his evocative stories.
Find out why we named the Literary, Mainstream, and Contemporary Novel Awards "Somerset" and discover a few pithy authorial quotes to share also.
The Somerset Awards writing competition recognizes emerging new talent and outstanding works in the genre of Literary and Contemporary Fiction. The Somerset Awards is a division of the Chanticleer Awards International Writing Competitions. We are pleased to announce the SOMERSET Awards Official Finalists List for 2014, otherwise known as the "Short List." The Official Finalists Listing is comprised of entries that have passed the first three rounds of judging from the entire field of entrants. To pass the first three rounds of judging, more than sixty pages of the works below have been read and have deemed worthy by the CBR judges of continuing in competition for the SOMERSET Awards FIRST IN CATEGORY positions and their prize packages. Congratulations to the SOMERSET AWARDS 2014 FINALISTS: Steve Lundin for The Manipulator: A Private Life in Public Relations Emily Ruth Verona for Steady is the Fall Ken Swarner for Family of the Year Nancy Adair for Soon Coming Nathan Smith Hips for The Misfit's Companion Patrick M. Garry for Finding Flipper Frank Jim Musgrave for Freak Story: 1967 - 1969 Thomas H. McNeely for Ghost Horse Michael A. Smith for Lightening's Child Kate McKenna for True Stories of Local Heroes Ian Bull for The Picture Kills Jim Henniger for Recording a Kill Laurie Fitzpatrick for Niello Michael Olin-Hitt for The Homegoing Rian Everest for The Tangerine Trio Michael Hurley for The Vineyard Jodie Bain for Inside the Walls of Matacalli City Zoo Janet K. Shawgo for Find Me Again [...]
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.
We are excited and honored to have announced the the grand prize blue ribbon winners at the Inaugural Chanticleer Authors Conference's Awards Banquet held on Saturday, Sept. 20th, 2014 at the Hotel Bellwether by beautiful Bellingham Bay, Wash.
The Somerset Awards recognize emerging new talent and outstanding works in the genre of Contemporary, Mainstream, and Literary Fiction; a division of Chanticleer Writing Competitions. This contest division is named after W. Somerset Maugham (1874- 1965), author of "The Moon and Sixpence," "Of Human Bondage," "Razor’s Edge," and other literary masterpieces. Maugham was trained and qualified as a medical doctor. He served in the Red Cross ambulatory corps in WWI, then was recruited in the British Secret Service.
The Somerset Awards is a division of Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Writing Competitions. The contest division is named after W. Somerset Maugham, author of "The Moon and Sixpence," "Of Human Bondage," "Razor's Edge," and other literary masterpieces. This is the Official List of Finalists whose titles made it to the short list of the 2013 Somerset Awards. They will compete for the six First in Category positions.