Fantasy Book Review’s “First Chapter” program launched
Fantasy Book Review’s First Chapter program allows aspiring fantasy authors to showcase their work in front of thousands of fantasy fans every day.
At a time when it is very difficult to get your work read and reviewed this program will allow author’s to get their work seen, and most importantly commented upon, from those passionate about the genre.
To kick-start the First Chapter program we have published the prologue and first chapter of M.C. Planck’s fantasy novel Sword of the Bright Lady. So why not visit there now and leave some feedback:
http://www.fantasybookreview.co.uk/blog/sword-of-the-bright-lady-by-mc-planck/
If you would like to take part in this program then please email first.chapter@fantasybookreview.co.uk.
Posted: June 9th, 2009
Author: Floresiensis
Categories: Latest News
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