ONCE UPON A MULBERRY FIELD by C. L. Hoang Wins Gold Medal Award

San Diego author C. L. Hoang receives recognition for his debut novel "Once Upon a Mulberry Field," a love story during the Vietnam War published in February this year by Willow Stream Publishing.

The Fourth Annual Global Ebook Awards pronounced "Once Upon a Mulberry Field" by C. L. Hoang the Gold Medal Winner in Historical Literature Fiction (Contemporary).

This is one of the biggest eBook awards, organized by Dan Poynter and decided by a panel of 200 judges ranging from book bloggers to book reviewers, librarians, book club & reading circle members, publicists, book shepherds, as well as professional critics and subject-matter experts in the category they prefer.

Dan Poynter is a well-respected authority in the publishing industry who has authored more than 130 books and has received numerous awards over his long career. Since 1979, his book "The Self-Publishing Manual" and its subsequent editions have been considered by many independent authors as the bible of self-publishing.

Set at Bien-Hoa Air Base near Saigon in 1967, the height of the Vietnam War and the Tet Offensive, as well as decades afterward, "Once Upon a Mulberry Field" follows one man's journey of self-discovery, fraught with disillusionment and despair but ultimately redeemed by the power of love.

Prior to being announced the Gold Medal Winner of the 2014 Global Ebook Awards, "Once Upon a Mulberry Field" had also been named the Fiction Grand Prize Winner in the 2014 Annual Book Contest sponsored by LuckyCinda Publishing in Palm Desert, California as well as a Finalist (for Historical Fiction) in the 2014 National Indie Excellence Book Awards out of Los Angeles, California.

For more information and insights about the book or the author, visit his website:
www.mulberryfieldsforever.com

or email: clhoang@hotmail.com

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