C & C Publishing Company

09/10/2020

Our firm is not like traditional, commercial publishing houses. Unlike our larger, impersonal cousins, we publish the book you want to publish. Our editors are here to help improve your work, not shape it into something we think it should be.

07/10/2020

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07/10/2020

Well I told y’all that something big was brewing!!! Here it is:

God has been knocking this upside out heads to exercise our passion and just DO IT like Nike!!! So it is Time to announce the second coming of C & C!!! Djavan K Santos and I (Chanelle Flowers) invites you to like, comment, share our new venture together!!!

C & C Publications, LLC 🎉🎊🎉🎊💻📚📖📗📙📘📕

Come on over to our new page and indulge yourself in what is yet to come!!!

07/10/2020

The publication of poetry requires close contact with the author. Because many poems have a visual component to their work, we need to make sure that the appearance of each piece is as intended, especially if it covers several pages.

05/10/2020

One of America’s well-loved authors is John Grisham, who is best-known for his legal thrillers. Since the first publication of A Time to Kill, Grisham has written one novel a year. His works have been translated into over 40 languages.

02/10/2020

The inverted pyramid style is a common term that pertains to a method of writing where the most important facts and information are written at the beginning sentences. By writing this way, the reader gets the most significant information first.

30/09/2020

Investigative writing is one of the most essential forms of writing because there have been several instances where it changed the course of history. For instance, when New York Tribune journalist Julius Chambers wrote about the Bloomingdale Asylum, his work led to changes on laws about mental illness.

28/09/2020

During the 1830s, the so-called “Penny Press” newspapers were popular in the United States. These tabloid-style, mass-produced newspapers were sold for only a penny per copy, a cheap price compared to other papers which sold for six cents.

25/09/2020

25/09/2020

Publishing is more than simply setting typeface and running the printing press. It is important to discuss the layout of your work, the front and end papers, cover style and design, and any visual enhancements that will help improve the appeal of your work.

23/09/2020

News writing sticks to facts and reports in a straightforward manner, without the writer’s interpretations, and lacks the depth of an investigative article or of a news feature. Due to the straight news’ inherent nature, writers must strive to be extra observant and resourceful while being highly objective.

21/09/2020

In 2017, British author Kazuo Ishiguro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. He wrote The Remains of the Day in 1989. The novel zooms in to the recollections of a butler named Stevens.

18/09/2020

Harvard graduate Maxwell Perkins was an American editor known for discovering some of America’s greatest literary geniuses including F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, and Thomas Wolfe.

16/09/2020

Many times, self-publishing is impolitely referred to as “vanity publishing.” This is a sad mistake. Large publishing firms look for materials that match their business model, and often ignore talented newcomers. Self-publishing is one of the best ways to become established.

14/09/2020

The manuscript for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was finished in 1995. It was turned down by 12 publishing companies, until it was accepted and published by Bloomsbury, a publishing company in London.

11/09/2020

The companies part of the “Big Five” in the publishing industry are: Penguin Random House, Hachette, Harper Collins, Simon & Shuster, and Macmillan. The Big Five accounts for 60% of the publication of books written in the English language.

09/09/2020

During the publishing process, you will need to read your work several times, reviewing proofs to catch any errors and to make sure our suggestions match your standards and that we’re publishing what you expect.

07/09/2020

Unlike straight news articles, feature articles are not bound by the inverted pyramid style of presentation. Feature articles are meant to profile, explain, analyze, suggest, educate, examine and, most of all, entertain. For these reasons, feature articles are usually the lengthiest pieces in newspapers.

04/09/2020

Due to the nature of investigative writing, where journalists expose in-depth facts about a topic, it can take weeks or months to finish. Sometimes, its magnitude even allows a group of journalists to work together. Investigative writing can also be referred to as watchdog or accountability reporting.

02/09/2020

How do news editors determine which events will make it onto their reporter’s list of assignments? Current events worthy enough to be reported can be assessed based on their timeliness, proximity, conflict, future impact, prominence, audience interest, and strangeness.

31/08/2020

Works of fiction and non-fiction vary in style, structure, and layout. Non-fiction requires added materials, including tables of contents and indices to help readers when referring to and researching the information in the work.

28/08/2020

What are some parts of a newspaper? It has a nameplate or masthead which is the newspaper’s name printed in its own font and design; it has headlines which titles the stories; and its articles have bylines which credit the authors. Other parts are the photographs or illustrations, and jumplines which say where the article continues.

26/08/2020

Before you sign away your rights to something you’ve written to a publishing firm, talk to professionals in the field to make sure you understand all the implications of doing it. You do not want any surprises down the line.

24/08/2020

Ezra Pound was an American poet, remembered for the way he revolutionized poetry with his modernist style of writing. A Lume Spento was his first poetry collection. It was self-published by Pound in 1908.

21/08/2020

Professional self-publication is not making copies of your work from a desktop printer, stapling the pages together, and handing it out to friends. It’s a systematic approach to creating quality books worthy of anyone’s library. Assistance in promotion and distribution are part of the package.

19/08/2020

Several laws have changed regarding copyrights in the past few years, most for the better. One key change involves when something is actually copyrighted. According to the new regulations, it happens as soon as it is written.

17/08/2020

Agatha Christie is one of the most famous mystery writers. She wrote over 70 detective novels. She remains one of the best-selling authors in the world, with over 2 billion copies of her fiction sold all over the globe.

14/08/2020

Robert Frost was an American poet who, throughout his lifetime, was honored with four Pulitzer Prizes. In his early years, he left school and worked different jobs. His first published poem was “My Butterfly” published in 1894.

14/08/2020

This was Nelly Dreams debut, published by Xlibris. She didn’t like the service, and told a few friends. Her gf (then, now wife ) told her to republish it herself. So she removed it from Xlibris and did so...and rename it The Climax. Although, there were some changes to it! She did it! And “Climax” was the birth of C & C Publishing Co. (Feb. 2012)

12/08/2020

Japanese author Haruki Murakami’s 2007 memoir, What I Talk about When I Talk about Running explores the commonalities between writing and running. The memoir’s title was inspired by Raymond Carver’s What We Talk about When We Talk about Love.

10/08/2020

If you envision yourself a writer, don’t let the opinions of others deter you. Huckleberry Finn, A Christmas Carol, The Joy of Cooking, and countless other famous works were rejected at one time or another by so-called literary experts. Believe in yourself - your readership is waiting.

07/08/2020

Robert Langdon is a fictional character created by Dan Brown. Langdon is a professor at Harvard University. He appears in Dan Brown's novels namely: Angels and Demons, The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, Inferno, and Origin.

05/08/2020

As you begin the publishing process, be prepared to rewrite. An impartial editor’s eyes will be able to pick up structural errors, inconsistencies, and other issues that need to be fixed.

10/07/2020

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10/07/2020

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02/01/2019

Happy New Year!!!! Get that book done! Don't put it off any longer!!!

26/12/2018

Make every day count!!!

22/11/2018

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!