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The book “Happy and Unbound” by Carlos Camargo has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious William Shakespeare Book Award, a recognition that highlights the talent and dedication of the best writers in the literary world. This distinction highlights Camargo’s notable contribution to the literary world and his ability to inspire and connect with readers through his work.
“Happy and Unbound” is not just a book; is a window into the joyful and unique soul of Carlos Camargo, who shares with readers his path to happiness, productivity and success. The book offers a model of life that can serve as a reference for those who wish to celebrate life both inside and outside the workplace, without sacrificing professional effectiveness and competence. “Happy and unbound,” the first work in English by Carlos Camargo, is available in digital and print versions on platforms such as Amazon, Walmart, Barnes & Noble, Books A Million, Target, Kobo and many more.
The Independent Authors Academy, the organization behind the William Shakespeare Book Award, is dedicated to empowering and honoring independent and self-published authors around the world. Its mission is to provide a platform that recognizes outstanding literary achievements, fosters a sense of community, and encourages writers to pursue their dreams with confidence. At the Independent Authors Academy, we firmly believe that the journey toward literary independence deserves celebration.
Being a finalist for the William Shakespeare Book Award is an honor that reflects not only Carlos Camargo’s literary excellence, but also his commitment to storytelling and his ability to positively impact his readers. The Independent Authors Academy celebrates this achievement and will continue to support Camargo and all independent authors on their literary journey.