PEOPLE I’VE MET FROM THE INTERNET by Stephen van Dyck is a compulsive, nuanced, and intelligent book that documents just how much the internet has defined and redefined our relationships. Check out what Liam Anthony has to say about this Ricochet Editions memoir.
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 COURAGE TO ASPIRE by Chuks I. Ndukwe is an inspiring memoir and relfection on what it means to reach your goal in life. Check out what Liam Anthony of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author title.
RELIEF BY EXECUTION: A VISIT TO MAUTHAUSEN by Gint Aras is a pocket-sized memoir about the author’s personal experience visiting one of the most notorious concentration camps in the world. Check out what IBR’s Liam Anthony has to say in his review of this Homebound Publications title.
KNITTING THE FOG by Claudia D. Hernandez is a memoir about sisterhood, resilience, and immigration from Guatemala to the U.S. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Feminist Press title.
THIS NEVER HAPPENED by Liz Scott is a genuinely personal memoir, a tug of war between compassion and resentment. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this University of Hell Press title.
LEARN TO SWIM by Joseph Haeger is quiet and heartfelt nonfiction about loyalty, friendship, and letting go. Check out what Joe Walters has to say in his latest IBR book review of this University of Hell Press title.
★★★★★ Eats of Eden: A Foodoir (Alternating Current Press) is a brilliant essay collection by Tabitha Blankenbiller. Independent Book Review’s Liam Anthony calls it a “must read for readers who are also writers.”
★★★★★ I, Dragonfly: A Memoir of Recovery and Flight by author Kerrie Baldwin receives five glowing stars from Independent Book Review’s staff writer Helen Barnes. This inspirational eating-disorder recovery memoir is captivating and readable.