A. R. Silverberry’s The Stream a Shelf Unbound Notable Book

CAPITOLA, Calif. - Dec. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- The Stream, by A. R. Silverberry, was honored as a Shelf Unbound Notable Book in the category of Literary Fiction, a result of the Shelf Unbound Writing Competition for Best Independently Published Book. The Stream is honored in Shelf Unbound’s December, 2014/January, 2015 issue. On hearing the result, Silverberry said, “I’m thrilled. Nearly a thousand entries were in the contest, and it was a very competitive field.”

Part coming-of-age tale, part adventure, part spiritual journey, The Stream is a haunting fable of redemption and renewal. The novel has garnered high praise. Readers Favorite called it, “Masterful storytelling . . . Wend’s story is heart-breaking, joyous, desperate and exciting.” Others said, “This book is nothing less than a treasure!” Janetti Marotta, PhD, author of 50 Mindful Steps to Self-Esteem:  Everyday Practices for Cultivating Self-Acceptance & Self-Compassion; “This tale stirs the depths of my soul,” Virginia Lee, Author of Dagon’s Blood; and “The Stream is a thought provoking, triumphant read,” Susan Jean Ricci, Author of Dinosaurs and Cherry Stems.

Shelf Unbound book review magazine, a 2014 Maggie Award finalist for Best Digital-Only Publication, reaches more than 125,000 avid readers in the U.S. and in 65 other countries around the globe. The Shelf Unbound Writing Competition for Best Independently Published Book is sponsored by Bowker and Blurb.

The Stream is the second title from Tree Tunnel Press. Tree Tunnel Press, an award-winning publisher, creates books and other products that empower, give hope, and inspire. Information about rights and permissions may be obtained at http://www.treetunnelpress.com.

A. R. Silverberry writes fiction for adults and children. His novel, Wyndano’s Cloak, won multiple awards, including the Benjamin Franklin Award gold medal for Juvenile/Young Adult Fiction. He lives in California, where the majestic coastline, trees, and mountains inspire his writing. The Stream is his second novel. Follow him at http://www.arsilverberry.com.

The Stream is available through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, iTunes, or your favorite online or brick-and-mortar bookstore.