Book Review: Waterborne
WATERBORNE by J. Luke Bennecke is an environmental thriller about the use of a precious resource—water—as a weapon of terror. Check out what Erica Ball has to say in her review of this Black Rose Writing novel.
Tag: small press fiction
Book Review: A Place Called the Way
A PLACE CALLED THE WAY by Corrine Ardoin draws tenderness and truth from a fictional small town. Check out what Samantha Hui of IBR has to say about this Black Rose Writing novel.
Book Review: Better Off Guilty
BETTER OFF GUILTY by Lindsey Lamar is a family drama thriller with a killer twist. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen of IBR has to say about this WordCrafts Press novel.
30 Indie Press Books You Might Have Missed from the Start of the Pandemic
“30 Indie Press Books You Might Have Missed from the Start of the Pandemic” by Mara Franzen is a book listicle of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books published in Spring 2020. Presses include Milkweed, Split/Lip Press, Bull City Press, and more.
Book Review: Falling Into the Light
FALLING INTO THE LIGHT by M.J. Wiley is a poignant fictional tale of one man’s spiritual journey, who just so happens to be the Dalai Lama. Check out what Liam Anthony of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press novel.
Book Review: Dead on the Delta
DEAD ON THE DELTA by Sherry Knowlton is a complex conservation thriller set on the Okavango Delta. Check out what Steph Huddleston of IBR has to say about this Milford House Press novel.
Book Review: Whiteout Conditions
WHITEOUT CONDITIONS by Tariq Shah is a poetic venture through the stubborn feelings of men. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Two Dollar Radio novel.
Book Review: Five Windows
FIVE WINDOWS by Jon Roemer is a literary novel that keeps an eye on your neighbor pacing back and forth in front of his window. Check out what Rosa Kumar of Independent Book Review has to say about this Dzanc Books novel.
Book Review: The Book of X
THE BOOK OF X by Sarah Rose Etter offers a raw, fleshy understanding of womanhood. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Reviews thinks of this novel from Two Dollar Radio.