A Celebration of Small Press and Self-Published Books
THE GIRL & THE FOX PIRATE by Kate Gehan is a short story collection that hurls you into a world that is equal parts strange and mesmerizing. Check out more of what Stan Rastogi has to say about it in his latest IBR book review.
THE WORD FOR WOMAN IS WILDERNESS by Abi Andrews is a terrific new novel with a strong feminist voice. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell has to say about this Two Dollar Radio title in her latest IBR book review.
SO MY MOTHER, SHE LIVES IN THE CLOUDS by Christopher D. DiCicco is a magic realist short story collection filled with heart, sound, and all the emotion you could ask for. Check out what Joe Walters has to say in his independent book review.
MARS is a superb, out-of-the-ordinary story collection by Asja Bakić and translator Jennifer Zoble. Check out why Independent Book Review’s Jaylynn Korrell thinks you’ve been missing out in her latest review of this Feminist Press title.
USER NOT FOUND by Felicity Fenton is an unpretentious and quick-witted exploration of the author’s journey into understanding social media and out of a life that abuses it. Check out what Joe Walters of Independent Book Review has to say about this chapbook from Future Tense Books.
CRISIS DESSERTED by Katherine Laurin is a delightful curl up on the couch; a laughing, craving-sweets kind of romantic comedy. Find out what R. Read has to say in her latest independent book review of this Literary Wanderlust title.
THE CONVICTION OF CORA BURNS is a dark Victorian novel about the complexities and motives of a violent young woman, sure to leave you grasping for answers. See what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say in her latest review.
TWO NATURES by Jendi Reiter is a literary fiction novel for all readers with a love of fine writing, witty repartee, and genuine feeling. Check out more of what Jack Messenger has to say in his latest of IBR Book Review.
Author Nick Gregorio blends fiction with incredible in this powerful novel about grief, pain, and learning to get over it. Check out why Joe Walters of Independent Book Review fell in love with this Maudlin House novel.