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In BLACK CORROSION, Costi Gurgu continues his dystopian environmental series with strong storytelling, stronger characterization, and an interesting nod to the future of the series's universe.
In the last decade, even as self-publishing a book has gotten easier, becoming a successful author has gotten far more challenging.
Peter R.M. Debik's THE ATLAS AGENDA is an unflinching story about weaponized memory and institutional control, delivered with quiet force and steady tension.
A raw and heartfelt memoir, Tonya Russo Hamilton and Anthony Russo's DON'T CRY IN AMERICA: A Memoir of Unexpected Journeys, Family Love, and the Sport of Wrestling offers genuine insights without reducing the immigrant experience...
As authors, we all know that your email list will help you sell more books. Not having an active email list means you’ve got to start your marketing efforts from scratch every time you launch...
Rachel Glowacki’s ALL THROUGH THE CROWN is a thoughtful and enthusiastic start to understanding the relationship between emotion and the body.
"Fuck That" is a defiant, first-person narrative about growing up mixed-race in white America, and what happens when you finally stop performing for other people’s comfort. It’s part memoir, part social reckoning, and fully unfiltered.
The young knight had been tortured and hoped only to die. His rescuers had other ideas. They formed a Resistance movement. But can they defy a tyrant — and win?
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...