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Do You Really Need an Author Newsletter in 2025?

In 2025, the advice to "start a newsletter" is still everywhere in the indie author world… but is it truly the best way to connect with readers?

IRDA Winning Author Melanie Hooyenga: “Anyone looking for a unique twist on the missing sibling trope with more than one gasp-inducing twist should read Eve’s story.”

All Eve Ellaway wants is to escape to college, start a life of her own, and finally sever the connection to her twin sister Gen who disappeared when they were babies. Because while the rest...

IRDA Winning Author J. Wint: “The goal was to give this book a unique premise.”

Eighteen-year-old Brindall Harper finds that becoming an immortal isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Now he must survive long enough to save his family, his friends, and perhaps the human race . . .

IRDA Winning Author Nathan Kitchen Tells All About his Book

With unwavering faith and unflinching honesty, The Boughs of Love offers a vital roadmap for queer Latter-day Saints seeking to reconcile their identity with their spiritual journey.

Author JL Lycette Tells All About her IRDA-Winning Book

In 1992 Seattle, at a busy teaching hospital, an intern dies by suicide, and Noah Meier, a first-year family medicine resident reeling from the shock of it, commits an accidental medical error.

IRDA Winning Author Ashley Wall: “I chose to go for the dream and write my first children’s book in 2022…”

Have you ever had a dinosaur? Neither had Luke nor his friends … until one day, they each showed up with their very own dinosaurs!

IRDA Winnner Melissa Connelly Tells All About her Book

What if Lolita told her story?  What Was Lost spans the years of social upheaval from 1970 to 2000. Marti comes of age in a seemingly idyllic small town while hiding the sexual relationship she’s...

Author Mo Fanning Tells All About his IRDA Winning Book

HUSBANDS follows Kyle Macdonald, a down-on-his-luck supply teacher from Birmingham who discovers he drunkenly married a top Hollywood director in Vegas six years ago.

IRDA Winning Author Morgan Hatch: “Gone To Ground is a good book, but I want to write a better book.”

Two brothers from the streets of LA get caught in the crosshairs of a hedge fund fixer.