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Advice from IR Approved Author Lena Gibson: “Always be learning and improving your writing. Practice, practice, practice.”

In 2195, a group of misfit adventurers flees northward with the key to the Doomsday seed bunkers—one step ahead of corporation henchmen determined to possess it.     

IR Approved Author Daniel James Tells All About His Book

Two best friends from either side of the grave are picked-up and trained by a governmental paranormal defense department. But their traumas and existential growing pains are put on the backburner when they must enter...

Advice from IR Approved Author Alretha Thomas: “Keep writing and write what you love not what’s trending.”

Two mothers. One missing daughter. One life-changing secret.

Make ‘em Laugh

Make them mean, Make them cute. Make them scary. Make them awesome. But don’t forget to make ‘em laugh.   

Advice from IR Approved Author Susan M. Reynolds: “Be patient with yourself and with the process, give yourself grace, and stay the course no matter how hard it gets!”

"While I Breathe" is the true story of how Susan, a first-time mother, and her baby fought together for survival. 

IR Approved Author Roberta Hartling Gates Tells All About Her Book

Number 12 Rue Sainte-Catherine and Other Stories is a collection of stories focusing on Klaus Barbie, a mid-level Gestapo agent whose particular brand of charismatic evil allowed him to rule Lyon, France like a medieval tyrant....

IR Approved Author Helena P. Schrader Tells All About Her Book

Cold War is the second book in the three-part Bridge to Tomorrow series that brings to life the Berlin Crisis of 1948-1949.

Advice from IR Approved Author JJ Osbun : “Promote each other’s work; it’s essential for indie success!”

"The Tiger and the Crane" is a poignant tale set in 19th-century China. In it, a wise crane challenges his animal village's fears by adopting an orphaned tiger cub. The story delves into themes of...

IRDA Winner Amnon Kabatchnik Tells All About his Book

The book highlights the most terrifying moments in theater history, from classical plays by Aeschylus and Euripides to the violence of the Grand Guignol productions in 19th century France.