Tag: The Journey Awards

  • On the 7th Day of Christmas, Chanticleer Brings to Me 7 Non-Fiction Divisions| 12 Days of Christmas 2024!

    Celebrating the Twelve Days of Christmas – One Day at a Time

    And the Seventh Day of Christmas brings us a New Year!

    “But Jiminy Crickets, it’s after December 25th! Is it not too late for the 12 Days of Christmas?” you say.

    Not to fear, Chanticleerians! The 12 Days of Christmas begins on December 26th! And it continues to the 6th of January – Three Kings Day. The four weeks leading up to Christmas is known as the Advent.

    So if you haven’t finished wrapping presents, sending out those cards, and baking cookies—don’t worry—you’ve got an extra six days!

    On the seventh day of Christmas, my true love sent to me

    Seven Swans-a-Swimming

    Six Geese-a-Laying

    Five Golden Rings

    Four Calling Birds

    Three French Hens (Chanticleer’s favorite #justsaying)

    Two Turtle Doves

    And a Partridge in a Pear Tree 

    The 7th Day of Christmas is January 1st! A new year means new beginnings, new habits, new routines, and new hopes and dreams for the future.

    The Seven Swans symbolize Seven Graces: Service, Teaching, Encouraging, Giving and Sharing, Planning,  Leadership, and Reaching Out to Others

    What are your favorite ways to mark the new year? Resolutions? Thorough cleaning? A polar plunge?

     

    On the 7th Day of Christmas, Chanticleer brings to me….

    Seven Non-Fiction Divisions!

    At Chanticleer, we’re proud to honor these remarkable stories through our seven Non-Fiction Divisions, each one representing a unique facet of the human experience. Whether overcoming adversity, inspiring others, or sharing expert insights, these authors remind us that there’s much more beneath the surface.

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    The Journey Awards for Overcoming Adversity in Non-Fiction

    The Journey Awards honor memoirs of pain, survival, and endurance. These books will have you on the edge of your seat, pulling at your heartstrings and keeping you hooked until the very last page. Authors in this division share stories that explore the depths of human struggle, yet they also reveal the strength it takes to overcome the greatest of obstacles. These are stories that not only survive hardship but turn it into a testament of the human spirit.

    The Hearten Awards for Uplifting and Inspiring Non-Fiction

    If adversity fuels transformation, then The Hearten Awards shine with the light of hope. These books embody the courage to face hardships head-on while remaining a beacon of inspiration. Authors in this division tell tales of kindness, resilience, and triumph, showing us the best of humanity even in the most difficult times. Their works inspire us to rise above challenges and make the world a better place.

    The Military and Front Line Awards for Service to Others

    In the spirit of selflessness and community, the Military and Front Line Awards honor those who serve others. Whether through the military or community service, these authors’ stories remind us of the dedication and sacrifice required to serve others. This division was inspired by figures like Florence Nightingale and aims to shed light on those whose service makes the world a better place. Their stories are a testament to the power of giving and serving others.

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    The Mind & Spirit Awards for Metaphysical Non-Fiction

    Sometimes, we need to expand our view of the world. That’s where The Mind & Spirit Awards come in. These works span from self-help to memoir, guiding readers on their personal journeys of transformation, healing, and spiritual discovery. Authors in this division offer wisdom and insights that encourage introspection, growth, and a deeper understanding of the world around us.

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    The I&I, Instruction and Insight Awards for How-To and Self-Help

    In our busy lives, we all need a little guidance from time to time. The I&I Awards recognize how-to and self-help books that provide practical solutions and insights. Whether offering expert advice or simple, actionable tips from those who’ve been there, these books are an essential tool for navigating everyday challenges and taking the next steps in life, business, or personal growth.

    Nellie Bly Awards

    The Nellie Bly Awards for Longform Journalism

    For those who seek depth and thoroughness in their reading, the Nellie Bly Awards celebrate longform journalism. These works offer well-researched, in-depth dives into subjects both timely and timeless. Whether investigating social issues, politics, or human rights, these authors bring critical attention to important stories and provide the detailed, comprehensive reporting we need to better understand the world.

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    The Harvey Chute Awards for Business and Finance

    For those looking to elevate their careers and deepen their business knowledge, the Harvey Chute Awards are the gold standard. Recognizing works in business and finance, this division helps authors make sense of the complex world of corporate leadership, finance, and entrepreneurship. Whether you’re a business owner, aspiring leader, or investor, these books provide invaluable insights to help you take your professional journey to the next level.

    Stay tuned for the 8th Day of Christmas!

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    Our favorite part about having the 12 Days of Christmas is that we can have the time we need to celebrate with our loved ones. We have time for wrapping our presents, meeting with friends for hot cocoa, and setting ourselves up in the New Year  for publishing success (with Chanticleer Professional Services and the Chanticleer Authors Conference).

    Wishing you Happy Holidays from Chanticleer from Kiffer, David, Dena, Scott, Anya, and Argus!

  • Journey Awards First Place Category Winners for Narrative Non-fiction

    Journey Awards First Place Category Winners for Narrative Non-fiction

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    Chanticleer Book Reviews is honored to announce the First Place Category winners of the Journey Awards for Narrative Non-fiction.

     

    The Journey Awards recognize emerging new talent and outstanding works in the genre of  Narrative Non-fiction. The Journey Awards is a genre division of Chanticleer Book Reviews Blue Ribbon Awards Writing Competitions.

    The Overall First Place Genre Winner for the Journey Awards 2013 is:

    Christine Smith, More Faster Backwards

    First Place Category Winners for the Journey Awards for Narrative Non-Fiction are:

    • Era Memoir – Unforgiving, The Memoir of an Asperger Teen by Margaret Jean Adam
    • Travelogue Experiences – My Next Husband Will be Normal by Rae Ellen Lee
    • Enlightenment – My Aphasic Journey – by Carol Schultz
    • Experiences – Survivor Clift by Jessica Clift
    • Experiences – The Tutor by Debra Boyle
    • True Action/Adventure – More Faster Backwards by Christine Smith
    • Personal Journey – Leaving Early by Don Waitt

    First Place Category Winners competed for the Overall 1st Place Prize for The Journey Awards 2013.  

    The Overall 1st Place Prize received $250 U.S. cash prize plus promotion.  Overall 1st Place Award winners went on to compete for the Grand Prize Blue Ribbon purse of $1,000. For more information, please visit our Contest Details page at: https://www.chantireviews.com/contest-details

    The deadline for submitting entries for The Journey Awards 2013 was Jan. 31, 2013 midnight.

    The deadline to enter The Journey Awards 2014 was Feb. 28, 2014.

    The deadline to enter The Journey Awards 2015 is Feb. 28, 2015.