Book Review: Signatures
SIGNATURES by Lucas Alves is a colorful story of searching for one’s place in the world. Check out what Audrey Davis has to say in her book review of this indie literary novel.
Tag: indie literary
Book Review: The Blue Iris
THE BLUE IRIS by Rachel Stone is a charmingly heartfelt tale about rediscovering love in a big city’s small flower shop. Check out what Crysta Montiel has to say in her book review of this Koehler Books novel.
Book Review: Rows of Praise
ROWS OF PRAISE by J.D. Reid is a loving look at how mundane moments can feel like epic adventures. Check out what Erica Ball has to say in her book review of this indie literary novel.
Book Review: The River, The Town
THE RIVER, THE TOWN by Farah Ali is a deep and powerful work of literary climate fiction. Check out more of what Nick Rees Gardner has to say about this Dzanc Books novel.
Book Review: The Life That Follows
THE LIFE THAT FOLLOWS by David Hartshorn is sentimental and moving—an exceptionally human story of love and loss. Check out what Audrey Davis has to say in her book review of this indie literary novel.
Book Review: MacLeish Sq.
MACLEISH SQ by Dennis Must is a masterfully stylistic tale of personal identity where fiction and memory meet. Check out what Erin Britton has to say in her book review of this Red Hen Press novel.
Book Review: I Didn’t Know What to Say, So I Just Said Thanks
I DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO SAY, SO I JUST SAID THANKS by David Joseph is a quiet story collection of the quotidian. Check out what Nick Rees Gardner has to say in his book review of this indie short fiction book.
STARRED Book Review: Weft
WEFT by Kevin Allardice ((Madrona Books) is a powerful and unexpected novel about the ties that bind us to family and the lies we weave to make ourselves feel safe. Reviewed by Nick Rees Gardner.
Book Review: You Don’t Belong Here
YOU DON’T BELONG HERE by Jonathan Harper bursts at the seams with humanity. Check out more of what Nathaniel Drenner has to say in his book review of this Lethe Press novel.
Book Review: Movement
MOVEMENT by James Ashton is a circular novella that oscillates between radicalism and mundanity in an increasingly broken society. Check out what Timothy Thomas has to say in his book review of this indie literary novel.