IR Approved Author Sakura Nobeyama: “We all have trouble in our lives…”
A Japanese tycoon contrives to keep the truth of his father’s 1967 murder – both who and why – a mystery to protect the family name, and he’s willing to die trying.
IR Approved Author Tiffany Fenton: “Everyone has challenges in life, but it’s how we overcome them that determines the quality of life we live.”
"A Hero's Heart" is a true story of victory, captivatingly told for the first time, from the survivor herself.
IR Approved Author Michael Winn: “…the challenge is to grow an audience by seducing one reluctant, scowling, eyebrow-raised reader at a time.”
Nothing is what is seems. A horrific accident. A dead girl. A long-held secret. All the lies and deceit lead to the same mysterious room.
If You Liked “The Goldfinch”, You’ll LOVE…
In Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch, winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Theo Decker, a 13-year-old New Yorker, miraculously survives an accident that kills his mother. Abandoned by his father,…
Advice from IR Approved Author Eric Serrell: “…drink wine. Lots of wine. My suggestion: white in the morning, red in the afternoon.”
A covey of cons bust a vault full of gold belonging to powerful French fascists in the months leading up to the Invasion of France.
IR Approved Author Steve Wilson: “…the best part of being an indie is the independence and opportunity to write from the heart…”
"Advising Chiang's Army" recounts my uncle's wartime service. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army in 1942.
IR Approved Author Vivian Risi: “Have faith that your work, your story, and your vision is enough.”
"Yes You Can! It All Starts with You" is a non-fiction memoir aimed at motivating people from all walks of life.
Advice from IRDA Winning Author L.J. Engelmeier: “Your story is an engine. Learn to be a mechanic first, artist second.”
When three deities of the multiverse are found murdered—eyes gouged, hearts ripped out, souls stolen—a ragtag crew must band together to solve the mystery.
Advice from IRDA Winning Author Zachary Cormier: “Continue to write because you enjoy the process itself.”
THEY ARE ONLY MEN is a hell-on-wheels thriller which chases, and then is chased by, the truth that people should be most afraid of what lives within themselves.
Advice from IRDA Winning Author Deborah Gaal: “Defend your work. No one will do it for you.”
When hard times force Maude Fields to take in her estranged and secretive mother, she arrives with a hand made needlepoint recreation of an iconic 11th century Bayeux Tapestry, which she has stitched in secret at a nursing home.
How to Get your Self-Published Book on the Shelves of Indie Bookstores
Every author dreams of walking into an independent bookstore and seeing their very own published book on the shelf. And this dream is valid!
IRDA Winning Author Sharon CassanoLochman: “Validation was the hardest part of being an indie author.”
Twelve-year-old Tanner Phillips fishes the Oneida Lake Ice Fishing Derby every year with his dad. Last year, he ruined everything—losing the competition and losing some of his grandfather’s gear. This year, Tanner is determined to not only prove his skills on the ice but also show his dad, once and for all, that he’s no longer a little kid.
IRDA Winning Author Daisy Pettles: “I’ve published traditionally most of my life, but I had the most success–personally and financially–when I became my own publisher.”
Veenie Goens and Ruby Jane Waskom would love to retire, but they lack a nest egg. In fact, they barely have a nest.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad
What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
Wise Words from IRDA Winner Tracie Frank Mayer: “We can develop our ability to be resilient in the storm.”
A young black American woman falls in love with a German man, moves to his country, bears his child – a boy diagnosed with a rare form of congenital heart disease. Not understanding the language and against all odds, she fights to keep him alive.
How Being an Indie Author Makes You a Small Business and 5 Things You Can Do to Prepare
As an indie author, realizing your dream of finally publishing that book that’s been in your head for years can seem like the ultimate goal. But deciding to publish a book today also means deciding to turn yourself and your author brand into a small business.
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IRDA Author Nicholas Fillmore: “SMUGGLER relates the real events behind [the book and hit Netflix show] Orange Is The New Black.”
When twenty-something post-grad Nick Fillmore discovers the zine he’s been recruited to edit is a front for drug profits, he begins a dangerous flirtation with an international heroin smuggling conspiracy and in a matter of months finds himself on a fast ride he doesn’t know how to get off of.
IRDA Winner Ginger Tran Talks about “tourmaline”
"tourmaline" is full of poetry about self-healing, rediscovering the self, shifting through trauma, emotional disturbances, mental afflictions, and spiritual rebirthings.
Advice from 90-year-old retired university professor of journalism + IRDA Winning Author Lee Carl: “Keep writing.”
THE CHOKER is a mysterious adventure with many angles.
IRDA Winning Author Genevieve Layman: “The interest and desire to act creatively with plants is a deeply human experience.”
"Gather & Make" provides step-by-step instructions for activities that encourage lively engagement with plants.
IRDA Winning Author Ayn Cates Sullivan: “We need super heroines who can remind us how to live and thrive on planet Earth!”
In the #MeToo Era, women take strength from the Divine Feminine Essence passed down in the Legend and Lore of the Celtic Goddesses and Heroines.
IRDA Winning Author Ty Tracey: “I’ve been writing scary stories since I was old enough to put a few sentences together.”
"Three Days in Ashford" follows Daniel Hallowell and his eclectic crew of paranormal investigators as they begrudgingly travel to Ashford Ohio—a long abandoned town cut somewhere deep into the Ohio countryside.
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