Richard Nell on his IRDA-Winning Book “Kings of Paradise”
A deformed genius plots vengeance while struggling to survive.
Mara M. Zimmerman on her IRDA-Winning Book “How to Meditate and Why”
"How to Meditate and Why" offers stories, advice, history, method and a philosophical guideline to meditation at a level approachable to all.
Kathryn R. Biel on her IRDA-Winning Book “Live for This”, a true story of growth and redemption and finding a way to heal.
A hard-living party girl hits rock bottom only to find her way out with the help of a man with his own cross to bear.
Janet Maker on her IRDA Winning book “The Thinking Woman’s Guide to Breast Cancer”
When I was diagnosed in 2011, I, like most people, knew almost nothing about breast cancer. What I did know is that I didn’t feel safe simply following my doctors’ advice.
Finn Bell on his IRDA-Winning Book DEAD LEMONS
In the far south a young girl goes missing, lost without trace in the wilderness beyond her remote family cottage. A year later her father disappears in the same place. Then nothing. At all.
Chris Patchell: “I started writing young, in the third grade, but it was decades before I was brave enough to publish my work.”
DARK HARVEST is the gripping, emotional tale of the search for a missing pregnant woman.
Jeff McGowan on being an indie: “You know you’re a writer, but without anything to show for it, others don’t, and that can be disorienting.”
CONFESSIONS OF A CLOAK ARTIST received a 4+ star review, making it an IndieReader Approved title. Following find an interview with author Jeff McGowan. What is the name of the book…
Vanda Talks about “telling the true history” of the LGBT community
In a world where same sex relationships are illegal can Alice and Juliana’s love survive?
Author Sebastian Barnes: “…I believe a writer isn’t something you decide to be. I believe a writer is simply something you are.”
Willow Tree’s Gift is a story for young adults about kindness.
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Seductive Sales Copy for Book Authors
When they hear the term copywriting, most authors assume it’s only relatable to businesses trying to promote themselves online. That may be true up to some extent. But are we forgetting something?
Thomas J. Thorson: “Write for yourself, never for others. And ignore the advice of other authors, including me.”
World history is replete with instances in which a critically important event would not have occurred but for the intervention of fortune. Was the very existence of Christianity saved first by the appearance of a meteor and later by the alcohol-induced death of a distant leader?
Author D. V. Mulligan: “Write what you love, put forth the most professional product you can, and have fun.
WHAT SHE INHERITS is about two women, Angela and Casey, who are struggling to come to terms with their mothers’ deaths and to make sense of all they’ve inherited from their mothers, from genetics to attitudes to money trouble.
Carrie Glenn talks about her book “Clever Cybèle, The Story of an Apricot”
A luscious apricot, fallen from her tree, avoids being eaten or covered in slime by a group of snails who discover her in the tall grass.
Advice from author Penny Carlile: “Write a good story that is easy for the reader to follow and then edit, edit, edit.”
A quiet East Texas town is truck by a terrible crime after a beautiful twenty-five-year-old widow moves into the vacant house on Rusk Street.
Deb Pines on BESIDE STILL WATERS: A CHAUTAUQUA MURDER MYSTERY
Mimi Goldman is back—on a missing-persons case that’s the third page-turning Chautauqua murder mystery novel from award-winning New York Post headline writer Deb Pines.
OUR GRAND FINALE
IR VERDICT: In OUR GRAND FINALE, author Laraine Denny Bell recounts the hardships of losing a loved one and recognizes the importance of spending time with those you love before it’s…
THE CHRONICLES OF A SOPHISTICATED REDNECK
IR VERDICT: THE CHRONICLES OF A SOPHISTICATED REDNECK by Phillip Garrett is a wonderful memoir, a delight to read and experience. One of the most enduring stereotypes in this country…
Ivan Obolensky on the best part of being an indie: “I write what I write, about what I want to write about.”
Spun with suspense and realistic magic, "Eye of the Moon" is a brisk tale that will keep you reading late into the night.
KINGS OF PARADISE
IR VERDICT: KINGS OF PARADISE is a richly told, dark fantasy and coming-of-age story of two contrasting young men, one poor and fiercely independent and the other privileged and rebellious,…
THE MARTYR’S BLADE
IR VERDICT: THE MARTYR’S BLADE is a riveting fantasy adventure with well-drawn, complex characters in a meticulously detailed, fascinating world. What starts as a simply mystery enfolds into a gripping…
MIGUEL TRAVELER #1
IR VERDICT: MIGUEL TRAVELER #1 is a dystopian thriller of a different kind. Set within an unforgiving and uncertain realm, Daniel McFatter’s provocative debut provides so much more than mere…
GOING OVER THE FALLS
IR VERDICT: Resident doctor, Lorna, is allowing herself enjoy one last surfing holiday with no strings attached when she finds out her estranged mother, Alex, is seriously ill. The fractured…
S. Khubiar: “…grownups still have imaginary friends that we play with in our backyards. Those backyards are fiction.”
A retired American-Israeli assassin, Shahla, quit wet work because she struggled with her conscience.
Author Roy Russell’s Advice to fellow indies: “Find a good editor who will make your words shine.”
"Known Shippable" is a sci-fi action comedy about an entry level tester discovering the world he lives in is a simulation.
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