A Celebration of Small Press and Self-Published Books
THE MELANCHOLY HISTORY OF MAYFLY by Mutch Katsonga is a creepy literary gothic novel with exciting prose. Check out what Joe Walters of Independent Book Review has to say in his review of this indie author title.
TIRED PEOPLE SEEING AMERICA by Claire Hopple is a flash fiction collection evoking original and haunting depictions of contemporary alienation. Check out what Nathaniel Drenner has to say about this Dosteoevsky Wannabe title in his first IBR review.
CLOUD COVER by Jeffrey Sotto is an LGBT novel discussing mental health and thriving with the hand you are dealt. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author title.
VIRTUAL VELOCITY by Anthony Mora is a quick, engaging read about the genesis of a literary superstar. Check out what Ruben Degollado has to say about this Black Rose Writing novel.
DUCKETT & DYER: DICKS FOR HIRE by G.M. Nair is a laugh-filled romp through time and space with two out of their depth best friends. Check out what Steph Huddleston of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author title.
DON’T TRY THIS AT HOME by Daria Salamon and Rob Krause is an adventurous nonfiction book about one family’s (mis)adventures around the world. Check out what Felicia Nicole Hall has to say about this Turnstone Press title in her first IBR book review.
THE SHADOW WITHIN by Eric Butler is a lustful, gruesome, and entertaining horror novel. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell has to say about this indie author title.
HANDS UP by Stephen Clark is a unique police procedural telling a tale of racism and police misconduct. Check out what Gary Corbin has to say about this WiDo Publishing novel in his first review at IBR.
VIRTUOSO by Yelena Moskovich is a terrific LGBT coming of age story with incredible characters and sharp narration. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Two Dollar Radio title.
BLACK VOLTA by Pete KJ is a literary novel and a journey through past traumas and hopes for a brighter future. Check out what Kathy L. Brown has to say about this indie author title in her first IBR book review.