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Bringing Zachary's Cry to Life - A New Promotional Video

  • Michael Chalk
  • Apr 4
  • 2 min read

One of the realities of being a self-published author is that the work does not end once the manuscript has been written and the book published. In many ways, that is only the beginning. The next challenge is helping readers discover the story. With that in mind, I have recently updated the short promotional video for Zachary’s Cry.


The novel, set on the stunning Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, tells a deeply human story of trauma, justice, compassion, and redemption. It follows the life of Zachary, a child whose difficult birth leads to a devastating injury, and the extraordinary journey that follows. At the heart of the story are the people who stand beside him: Dr Clive Cloete, a newly arrived rural GP trained in Zimbabwe who finds himself at the centre of a legal battle that threatens both his career and reputation, and Anne and Ian Prince-Smith, whose compassion and commitment provide Zachary with the love and stability he desperately needs.


While a novel allows readers to imagine the story in their own way, a video offers a different perspective. This short video aims to capture some of the emotional journey at the heart of Zachary’s Cry — the struggle for justice, the strength of family, and the enduring power of hope.


I hope you will take a moment to watch the short clip below.


If you have already read Zachary’s Cry, I hope the video brings some of those moments back to mind. If you enjoyed the book, please feel free to share this email or the video with friends who might also appreciate the story.


If you are new to the story, I hope the video will give you a glimpse into a novel that many readers have described as both powerful and deeply moving.


Thank you, as always, for your continuing support.


Zachary’s Cry is available through my website and major online retailers.


Michael Chalk



 
 
 

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