A. R. Silverberry’s The Stream a da Vinci Eye Finalist

April 20, 2015 - PRLog -- Tree Tunnel Press title, The Stream, by A. R. Silverberry, was selected as a finalist for the 2015 da Vinci Eye Award. The Eric Hoffer Award (http://www.hofferaward.com) for short prose and independent books honors the da Vinci Eye to books with superior cover artwork, judging both content and style. The award is an additional distinction beneath the Eric Hoffer Award umbrella.Finalists are announced each year in the spring, prior to announcement of the Eric Hoffer Award for Books. All the finalists are listed on the Eric Hoffer Award website (http://www.hofferaward.com/HAdaVincishortlist.html#.VTUZg0ttdD1are).

The da Vinci Eye is the third honor for The Stream this year. The book was honored as a Shelf Unbound Notable Book in the category of Literary Fiction. It is also a Finalist for this year’s Foreword Reviews Indie Fab Book of the Year Award, winners to be announced at the American Library Association national convention on June 26^th. Part coming-of-age tale, part adventure, part spiritual journey, The Stream is a haunting fable of redemption and renewal.

The Eric Hoffer Award for independent books recognizes excellence in publishing, and includes category and press distinction awards, as well as the Montaigne Medal, the da Vinci Eye, and the First Horizon Award. The US Review of Books (http://www.theusreview.com/home.html) covers the awards. The category and Grand Prize winners of this year’s Eric Hoffer Award will be announced in May.

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 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. His website and blog may be found at www.arsilverberry.com.

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