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in PlaylistKelly Scarborough’s Butterfly Games Playlist
By Kelly Scarborough My novel, Butterfly Games, follows Jacquette Gyldenstolpe, a young Swedish countess whose forbidden love affair with the heir to the throne sends shockwaves through her life and the fate of a rising dynasty. Based on a true story and set during the political storms of the early 1800s, the book is full […] More
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Foreword Indies Finalists 2025
Traverse City, MI, March 5, 2026—Foreword is pleased to share the finalists for the 2025 INDIES Awards. This year’s submission pool was exceptional, and our editorial team faced a challenging task in selecting the books that would move…
Review of Finding Joy by Anika Toro
There is something quietly radical about Anika Toro’s Finding Joy — a mixed media art book that asks a deceptively simple question: what happens when you strip away everything but the essential? In a cultural moment when so much feels overwhelming, chaotic, and beyond our control, this book arrives as both a creative manifesto and […] More
R.K. Harrington’s Kindred Schemes Playlist
by R.K. Harrington A playlist can help a writer get in the zone and feel inspired; not to mention, playlists are just downright fun! When I was putting this list together for my debut novel Kindred Schemes, I could not settle on if I should provide a playlist that helped me write the book, or […] More
AnOther Story: 5 Books That Share Themes with anOther Nemesis
by Ai Jiang What came to mind while putting this list together were all the themes of anOther Nemesis—femininity, oppression, rebellion, and resistance; truths unheard; racial and religious tenders; gender and the body; violence both mental and physical; myth and illusions both cruel and tender; freedom and censorship; the intersections between the past and the […] More
Review of anOther Nemesis by Ai Jiang, Angela Yuriko Smith, Eugen Bacon and Maxwell I. Gold
by Miguel O. Mitchell, PhD anOther Nemesis, the symphonic collaboration of four outstanding poets, is a poetry collection with deep, unvarnished insights into various aspects of humankind’s self-destructive nature. It is divided into four main sections: I. The Colonizers, II. Primal Sources, III. Nameless Others, and IV. Crooked Ontologies. Each section has 3–5 poems written […] More
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Interview with Eugen Bacon, Co-editor of Sauúti Terrors
Multi-award-winning author Eugen Bacon is as private as she can get, even though she’s recently joined TikTok—”It was petrifying at first,” she says, “quite overwhelming, really.”—and has a video with over 115,000 views and others at 70K, 61K and climbing. She’s bopped (badly) in a couple of them—it’s about the glee of book mail. Interview […] More
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2025 Best Indie Book Award® Winners! – Official Best Indie Book
We want to thank all of the fine self-published authors, designers, and illustrators who joined in our literary awards, cover design, and Illustration contest
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Cover Reveal for Kaaron Warren's Going to Summertime
We are thrilled to pull back the curtain on the cover of Kaaron Warren’s GOING TO SUMMERTIME. This is our first glimpse into the unsettling cul-de-sac where every house holds a memory and every reflection might not be your own. Take a look. Then tell us: do you feel the pull of Summertime? Coming October 2026.
in ArticlesMy Geekology: Best Indie Books
Discover the finest indie and self-published books of 2026, including award-winning fantasy, cozy reads, and hidden gems from independent authors.
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