A Celebration of Small Press and Self-Published Books
I DON’T THINK OF YOU (UNTIL I DO) by Tatiana Ryckman is a heartbreakingly honest excavation of longing, modern romances. Check out what Joe Walters of Independent Book Review has to say in his latest review.
FAREWELL OLYMPUS by Jack Messenger is an intelligent, often funny literary mystery novel with a tight plot and complex characters. Check out what Helen Barnes of Independent Book Review has to say in her latest indie 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.
WHAT STELLA SEES by Sarah Kornfeld is a magical tale of epilepsy and artistry. Check out what Jack Messenger has to say about this excellent debut novel in his latest independent book review.
COME THE TIDE by Sam Reese is a dazzling short story collection that offers an unusually visceral and enlarging experience. Check out why Jack Messenger of Independent Book Review thinks you should take a breath and dive in.
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.
Panic Years by Daniel DiFranco is a dynamic life-on-the-road novel that never pumps the brakes. Find out why Joe Walters of Independent Book Review calls it a “gem of constant entertainment.”
★★★★★ How to Set Yourself on Fire by Julia Dixon Evans is a pleasant and honest look into the life of an imperfect person. Check out why Jay Korrell of Independent Book Review gives it five stars.