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IRDA Winning Author Lorraine Nilon: “I feel being an author is part of my soul purpose.”

This book is a bridge to a deeper understanding of who you are, why you are here and why your life profoundly matters. It is a tour guide highlighting what to contemplate so you can...

Liza Laird Tells All About Her IRDA-Winning Book

Yoga of Yarn is a book you do, not just read. Using movements, meditation, philosophy, breathing techniques, knitting patterns and much more, Yoga of Yarn is a practical and accessible handbook to transform your craft...

IRDA Winner T.I. Frazier: “I write to leave a legacy of my heart/ life- that others may learn, be challenged and be inspired.” 

A heartfelt story that inspires young readers to explore their capabilities and believe in themselves to achieve their dreams. 

IRDA Winner MC Hunton on the Best Part of Being Indie: “I have full creative control of anything that happens with this series.”

The Seven Deadly Sins are more than just a fable. They're hell, and they're here on earth.

IRDA Winner Adira James Tells All About Her Book

In my book, I shed light on familial sex trafficking, a form of human trafficking that little has been written about.

IRDA Winner Dani Hall: “I have so many stories, so many characters living inside my head and I just don’t have the time to get them all down on paper.””

Bayith Renity has never been outside of her domed city of Athea. Every hour of her day is accounted for: education lessons, social interaction requirements, physical exercise mandates. Her entire life is tied to a...

IRDA Winning Author Jason Fisher: “The best part of being an indie author is collaborating with wonderful people in the indie space – publishing, marketing, editing, and other areas.” 

After nearly six years of marriage, I lost my wife tragically to an unforeseen sudden illness. We had one child at that point in time, who has a rare chromosomal disorder. Just 2 years old...

IRDA Winner Tom Pearson: “I am motivated by the ideas themselves and how they develop…”

Still, the Sky is a speculative mythology rendered through poetry and art that combines the tales of Icarus and the Minotaur and creates for them a shared coming-of-age through a correspondence of written fragments, artifacts,...

IRDA Winner Monica Brillhart on her Process: “I work better with a word-count goal…when I say “write 250 words/day,” I write 250 words/day.”

Interweaving Greek mythology into a Bronze Age setting, The Rape of Persephone unravels the provocative origin story of Persephone and Hades. It is the first novel in a trilogy.