“Bloodline: The Legend of the WindWalker” by Carol Colson was nominated for the 2023 Eric Hoffer Book Award
Every year, everyone has been waiting for the great news. And now, the results for the Eric Hoffer Book Award have been released.
Carol Colson’s “Bloodline: The Legend of the WindWalker,” published by Author Reputation Press, participated in the 2023 Eric Hoffer Book Award. This work of art is a novel that depicts the adventures of a young girl upon uncovering the mystery behind her father’s bloodline. Nhaya is plagued by recurring dreams of impending decisions, and they push her to decide the direction of her life—but which direction?
The Eric Hoffer Book Award commemorates the memory of the famous American philosopher Eric Hoffer by honoring outstanding writing and the independent spirit of small publishers. Since its foundation, Hoffer has grown to become one of the most prestigious worldwide book awards for small, academic, and independent presses.
The Eric Hoffer Book Award committee has completed its judging process for another year. Each person who participated and submitted their entry is appreciated. Thank you for your support. The award is facilitated by The Eric Hoffer Project, dedicated to maintaining Hoffer’s work and legacy.
This heartwarming patronage has helped make the Eric Hoffer Book Award one of the world’s premium independent book awards. Every book was carefully read and evaluated. Being part of this is such an honor and privilege for many.
This masterpiece was displayed at the 2023 Bologna Book Fair. The event presented the New Title Showcase on its 60th anniversary. The Bologna Children’s Book Fair is an industry-leading event that has succeeded in bringing together a unique and diverse global audience thanks to 60 years of experience. As a result, the world’s premier copyright exchange hub for publishing has emerged, which also includes current multimedia and licensing businesses for children’s stories, illustration, animation, and related areas.
“Bloodline: The Legend of the WindWalker” by Carol Colson is highly praised by Michelle Jacobs of the US Review of Books, who underscores that “the strong theme of reconciliation will resonate with readers as characters contend with feeling disconnected from their culture, their purpose, and their families. In this fertile place of searching and seeking, the story unfolds in layers of resounding truths and wisdom. As Nhaya learns to trust herself, the world opens up to show itself to her in healing ways. In the process, Colson connects readers to Native American culture, keeping traditions alive for a new generation to celebrate and embrace alongside Nhaya.”
The Hollywood movie script for “Bloodline: The Legend of the WindWalker” was released in preparation for the author’s application for a Hollywood film adaptation.
The most recent great news is that Carol Colson, author of “Bloodline: The Legend of WindWalker“, in partnership with Author Reputation Press (ARP), participated in the Book Signing Event of the 2023 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books (LATFOB) at the University of Southern California. This is a narrative about an identity crisis, familial problems, and protecting one’s own culture.
This link will take you to a page where you can learn more about the 2023 ERIC HOFFER BOOK AWARD RESULTS: https://www.hofferaward.com/Eric-Hoffer-Award-winners.html#.ZFA7unbMKUk.