Today, Literary Titan announced Nothing So Broken as one of its Gold Award winners for nonfiction books.
The Literary Titan Nonfiction Book Award recognizes outstanding nonfiction books that demonstrate exceptional quality in writing, research, and presentation. This award is dedicated to authors who excel in creating informative, enlightening, and engaging works that offer valuable insights. Recipients of this award are commended for their ability to transform complex topics into accessible and compelling narratives that captivate readers and enhance our understanding.
Chris will be in Worcester, MA on Veterans Day at the Veterans Inc. Pancake Breakfast on Grove St, from 8:30 – 11 am. He will be selling and signing copies of his memoir, Nothing So Broken. All proceeds from sales will be donated to Veterans Inc., New England’s largest Veteran support service organization.
Bring your appetite and join Chris for a worthwhile cause. The breakfast is free and open to the public.
Nothing So Broken received a strong editorial review and rare “RECOMMENDED” status from Nicole Yurcaba of the U.S. Review of Books this week.
Approximately 20% of books submitted to The U.S. Review of Books receive are given the RECOMMENDED designation.
Chris will be in Devens, MA on Sunday, Nov 9th to support the hundreds of runners and Veterans at the Journey Home Road Race hosted by Clear Path for Veterans New England, a 501c3 charity. He will be selling and signing copies of his memoir, Nothing So Broken. All proceeds from sales will be donated to Clear Path.
Grab your sneakers and some warm clothing and join Chris for a worthwhile cause. Walkers and runners of all abilities are welcome to participate in the 5k.
Today, Literary Titan posted their review of Nothing So Broken, giving the memoir 5 stars.
Literary Titan is an organization of professional editors, writers, and professors passionate about the written word. They review fiction and non-fiction books in different genres, conduct author interviews, and recognize talented authors with a monthly Literary Titan Book Award. They work with creative authors around the world and help them promote their work.
RATING SYSTEM
5 Stars: A perfectly executed story that leaves you wanting more. Highly recommended.
4 Stars: An expertly crafted story where the faults are few and far between.
3 Stars: An entertaining read with minor faults.
2 Stars: Brimming with potential. Just needs a good edit.
1 Star: Well… this rarely happens. We find something good in every story.
Coach Donnelly, Coach Bernard and the High School Boys Basketball Team will be selling copies of Nothing So Broken at the Millbury Fall Festival on Sunday, October 19th from 12 pm – 5 pm at the Asa Waters Mansion.
Thanks to an assist from Steven Russell Bott, all proceeds from sales will go directly to the boys’ basketball program.
Stop by and grab a book for a Veteran in your life or someone who enjoys inspirational memoirs.
Go Woolies!
Retired Colonel Len Samborowski recently interviewed Chris about his new book, Nothing So Broken. Chris and his publisher, MSI are working with Len to support the Luke 1248 Scholarship Program. More information and Chris’ interview can be found at the DFN site,
Chris will be signing and selling books at the Tatnuck Bookseller at 18 Lyman St. in Westborough, MA on Saturday, November 1st from 3:30 – 5:30 pm.
Please stop by if you’re in the area!
Chris will be signing and selling books at the Millbury Public Library on Saturday, September 27th from 10 am – 1 pm as part of the Local Author Expor Event hosted by the Friends of the Millbury Public Library.
The other authors attending are Joan Vincent, Sarah Blanchard, Wayne Berard, Annabelle Ritzer, Tony Gallo, Elizabeth Despres, Alison Hall, Elaina White, and E.D. Hackett.
Please come and check it out if you’re in the area!
