Mark A. Rayner on his IRDA Winning Book “The Fatness” and why authors should “hire help with the process.”

"The Fatness" is a satire about concentration camps for overweight people and bureaucracy gone mad. (It’s a love story.)

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Joseph Wurtenbaugh on the best part of being an indie: “Avoiding the gatekeepers.”

Adele Jansen, has far to go. Gifted, ambitious, and determined, she takes one step off the career track for an impromptu excursion with a man as fascinating as he is mysterious.

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Brad Rau on his IRDA Winning Book “Caveman at the End of the World”

Ella Pearson, a marketing executive struggling to balance her career ambitions and her somewhat selfish maternal aspirations, arrives home to find her apartment has been broken into. The intruder is still inside.

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Frank South on his IRDA Winning Book: “I was inspired to write these stories originally by my wife, Margaret, who told me to.”

These interlocking stories are based on pieces written and published in ADDitude Magazine during eight pivotal and sometimes terrifying years in my family's life. 

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