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IRDA Winning Author Raea Gragg: “My goal as a graphic novelist is to create bodies or work that are fun!”

MUP follows the story of a little girl who gets trapped in the future with her teenage self, where both girls have to work together in order to save the world.

IRDA Winner John Gubbins: “Dead white guys filled the curricula of the schools I attended.” 

"Authentic Wilderness" recounts life on board the Neptune: the cold, the threats from the Bering Sea, the shifting sexual alliances among the men and women crew members, and the mind numbing work. 

IRDA Winning Authors Madalsa & Zuivere Mamgain: “Enjoy every bit of the journey. It is a very steep curve but with patience and perseverance we can scale it.”

The book is a series of poems compiled together in nine neat chapters. Each chapter explores one Covid-19 related theme (COVID-19, Social Distancing, Solitude, Fear, Abuse, Pain, Prayer, Gratitude and Hope).

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IRDA Winning Author Lewis Kempfer: “My journey…could be a source of hope and inspiration to others.”

"Don't Mind Me, I’m Just Having a Bad Life" is a raw, rapid-fire account of one man’s frightening journey to self-acceptance.

IRDA Winner Travis Lee Hicks: “Readers who are going through difficult times will be inspired by my daughter’s story and find solace in knowing that they’re not alone.”

“No Match For Her” is a memoir of my experiences as the father of a pediatric cancer patient.

IRDA Winner Tolu’ A. Akinyemi: “Writers are living things, writers don’t die.”

This book is a collection of seven insightful short stories covering everyday events that are articulated in excellent storytelling.

IRDA Winning Author Sarah Zabel on the best part of being indie: “That what is produced truly represents me, not someone’s commercial interests.”

"Fighting Chance" is a scientific exploration of major depression, from its cellular neurobiology to modern treatments.

IRDA Winner Skye Westdijk on the best part of being indie: “Being able to make all the decisions yourself.”

The world has been wrecked by an age old war after the death of the Lady of Light. In "A Dance of Darkness", seven unique characters cross paths and discover that they have a much...