Jonathan Maas on His Award-Winning Sci-Fi Book “Spanners: The Fountain of Youth”
The idea that differing lifespans could give beings strange powers came about when I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Namibia, Africa.
Jeremy Gray on His Award Winning Title “Grooveworld”
I wanted to take everything I loved from the rave scene and make a world out of it to call my own.
Ramona Zabriskie on “Wife for Life: The Power to Succeed in Marriage”
One woman's inspirational guide to a grand, lifelong marriage.
Book Crowdfunder PubSlush to Close
Kindlepreuners from Across the Pond, A Flat Market for Traditional Publishers + more in this week's round-up
Christopher Madsen on his IRDA Winning Book Rowdy
The dynamic main character, Holland Sackett Duell, sporting the good looks of George Clooney, was as suave and dashing in real life as any fictional Hollywood character that has graced the big screen.
“Ever After” Romance Brand Launches a Print Program for Indies
New Editing App, "Go Set a Watchman" Breaking Records (Alike But Indie for the title forthcoming) + more in this week's roundup
Lisa Quast on the “Secrets of a Hiring Manager Turned Career Coach: A Foolproof Guide to Getting the Job You Want. Every Time.”
2015 First place Non-Fiction IRDA Winning Author says, "This book is meant to be your go-to guide for conducting a successful job search, sharing the basics everyone should master."
Kate Shannon on her IRDA Winning Title “Hey, Baby, Look!”
Hey, Baby, Look! was sparked to life one Saturday afternoon while doodling on a napkin at a coffee shop.
Allan Avidano on “The Other Son”
When the empires of reason and faith collide, the authority of each is called into question.
Cameron Stelzer on “The Island of Destiny: Pie Rats Book 3”
I grew up listening to stories where forgiveness was more important than revenge. We all have the potential to change for the better. The bad guy at the beginning of the story doesn’t have to be the villain at the end.
Chris Patchell on “Deadly Lies”
"Deadly Lies" is about a woman on a dark and twisted road to revenge.
Tristan Wood on “The Wanton Life of My Friend Dave”
The book sums up to this question: what if instead of the half of your heart you were looking for you found the piece of your soul you didn't know you were missing?
D. Hart St. Martin on “Blooded: Lisen of Solsta”
The Lisen of Solsta trilogy posits the potential of a hero whose gender plays no role in her temperament or abilities.
Alex Chu on her IRDA Winning Book “Days of Amber”
People should read my book if they want a story that makes fun of corporate America in a knowledgeable and well-informed way.
Bob Oedy on his IRDA Winning Punk Rock Las Vegas Survival Guide
Punk Rock and bowling; who would have thought there was any correlation? Now add the glitziest, tackiest, most in-your-face city in the world and you've got a recipe for some great entertainment.
Chip Wagar on His IRDA Winning Title The Carpathian Assignment
A unique combination of historical fiction and Gothic horror that is not often seen in the horror genre.
Len Napolitano on His Book “Nose, Legs, Body!
After 10 years of writing a wine column, I realized I had enough questions and answers to compile into a handy book for beginners.
Michael Nusbaum Writes about Ere àwòrán
"Potential means nothing without the realization of one's own abilities".
Congrats…
Congratulations to Julianne Moore for winning a Golden Globe for Best Actress in the movie, "Still Alice", a book originally self-pubbed by Lisa Genova.
Renée Carlino’s Debut Novel “Sweet Thing”
If contemporary titles, including “A Visit from the Goon Squad” and "Bright Lights, Big City” could fetch huge sums at auction, why not take a closer look at self-pubbed titles, especially those subsequently picked up by traditional publishers, which are apt to do a make-over of their own?
Diane Mulligan on her IRDA Winning “The Latecomers Fan Club”
This book was born when I tried to put myself into what I considered a nightmare situation. "What if I got divorced, had no job, and had to move back in with my mother?"