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Eric Hoffer Award Winners Announced.
Local Author receives national recognition for category distinction in Commercial Fiction and superior cover artwork.
"Devil in the Dark" by Chris Lindberg was recently awarded Honorable Mention in the category of Commercial Fiction as a finalist for the
Eric Hoffer Award. In addition, the novel was also a finalist for the da Vinci Eye award for superior cover artwork.
The
Eric Hoffer Award honors the memory of the great American philosopher
Eric Hoffer. This international award honors books from small, academic and micro presses, including self-published offerings. In addition to the grand prize, Hoffer honors are bestowed by press type and category, and also through the Montaigne Medal, da Vinci Eye, and First Horizon Award.
Winners and finalists are determined based on salient writing and are intended to highlight and honor freethinking writers and independent books of exceptional merit. "Devil in the Dark" is a fictional thriller. The story launches with an unprecedented attack on a U.S. Border station and quickly escalates from there. Readers are introduced to well-developed and thought-provoking characters that take them on an unbelievable adventure through Mexico's most terrifying drug underworld. The sinister plans of Mexico's most powerful drug cartel force the three main characters, Otis, Enrique and Rage to form an unlikely alliance to thwart an imminent attack on the United States. The outcome is as breathtaking as the numerous twists throughout the book. "Devil in the Dark" is the follow-up to Chris Lindberg's debut novel "Code of Darkness," a Foreword Reviews 2011 Book of the Year Finalist.
For more information please visit: www.hofferaward.com
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