3 Tips for Writing Realistic Dialogue—From Jane Austen
Holly Tri (Imperative Editing and Services) uses Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice to provide 3 tips for writing realistic dialogue.
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BOOK REVIEW: Daisy, Bold & Beautiful
★★★★★ Daisy, Bold and Beautiful is an absolute treat. Written by eleven-year-old phenom author Ellie Collins, this middle-grade novel discusses important topics and entertains with a cast of unique young characters.
BOOK REVIEW: The Assembly of Thirteen
★★★Flaming blue swords. Sleeping inside trees. A dense and vibrant world. The Assembly of Thirteen: The First Two Companions is a wonderfully entertaining, dangerously fun new fantasy novel from debut author Omayra Velez.
How My Poetry Became My Flash Fiction…and Then Back Again Until It Didn’t Matter
Christopher DiCicco, author of the story collection So My Mother, She Lives in the Clouds, has written a compelling, truly original, and hilarious blog post about mixing poetry with flash fiction.
Interview with Annie Hartnett
After winning the IBR Book of the Month Contest for April, Annie Hartnett sits down with our editor-in-chief for an original interview about writing, animals, and more.
BOOK REVIEW: Come Back to the Swamp
★★★★★ Come Back to the Swamp is a perfectly paced, masterfully creepy novella that doesn’t care if you have something to do today. Check out our five star book review here!
BOOK REVIEW: The Fortune Follies
★★★★The Fortune Follies by Catori Sarmiento is a fiery new alternative history novel that was published by Double Dragon Ebooks. Independent Book Review gives it four stars in this glowing book review!
BOOK REVIEW: Neil and Other Stories
★★★★ This microfiction collection is a quick, entertaining read filled with unique imagery, complicated characters, and stylish prose. J. Bradley shines with Neil and Other Stories.
BOOK REVIEW: Adversity Defeated
★★★★ Adversity Defeated, like its author, is a certified success. Check out our latest review of Marc Hoberman’s hilarious inspirational memoir about epilepsy and everyday life.
BOOK REVIEW: Rabbit Cake
In the brilliant voice of twelve-year-old Elvis Babbitt, Rabbit Cake successfully balances grievance and comedy. This intriguing, just-weird-enough tale receives 5 stars and IBR’s Book of the Month honors.