Time: The 100 Must-Read Books of 2024
The fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books that entertained and enlightened us.
The fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books that entertained and enlightened us.
Barnes and Noble best fiction books of the year 2024 including captivating new favorites and bestsellers
THE BEST BOOKS WE READ in 2024 is a collaborative book list by the reviewers at IBR in which they review the best books they read this year irrespective of their publication date. It consists solely of books by indie presses and indie authors.
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by Margaret Dulaney My grandmother studied the writings of the Austrian mystic Rudolf Steiner most of her life. Her child-friendly notions of nature spirits, angels, water sprites and dryads opened a door in my imagination which has never shut. After leaving home, I was to go on a lifelong search of the mystical writings from […] More
By Seb Doubinsky A writer is first and foremost a reader, but a reader with a writing project of their own. This is why a writer never “just reads” books: he/she/they is/are always working, looking for a spark in other books to ignite their own creativity. It is neither stealing, nor appropriating, but transmuting — […] More
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In my novel Wildcat: An Appalachian Romance, travel back with New Kid to his roots, lured to the once-shuttered Hotel Wildcat, now revitalized as a collective endeavor. Now a retired English teacher, he ventures through this transformed community, a new world unfolds before his eyes. The former mine, once a site for tragedy, now thrives […] More
By Jane Buckingham In the movie of my book A Lie For a Lie that runs in my head, this is the soundtrack that plays on repeat. In fact, whenever I needed to really get in the head of the characters these are the songs I listened to. I created A Lie for a Lie […] More
By Ari Rosenschein I began writing Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph in the dank, dark depths of November 2020 in Seattle, when the pandemic was in full swing, and no one knew what our collective future would hold. The thought of creating a book set anywhere near the current moment was abhorrent. Masks, temperature checks, Zoom […] More
by Kaaron Warren As “The Emporium” is set in a shopping mall, I knew I needed a soundtrack, both to write to and as part of the story. I asked social media for suggestions and got lots of great ideas, many of which I ignored for my own favourites! While I wanted a ‘classic’ mall […] More
by Melanie K. Moschella When writing my debut series I listened to the same playlist on repeat, and I think that a lot of the emotion in the songs made it into my books. If you can’t tell, I love indie music! It’s understated, heartfelt, and full of the aching tension every good Romantasy book […] More
by Sandra Waugh and Melanie Murray Downing Our middle-grade trilogy began as a lark—two authors in a writers group decided to co-author the sort of grand adventure they loved as children. The story needed a quirky, memorable, lovable heroine and an unlikely hero—not strong or confident or an overtly natural leader. Extra points if they […] More
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by Glenn Miller In the novel Doorman Wanted, Henry Franken has a problem with money – he has too much of it. That’s the logline that occurred to me while I was in the final stages of writing this book about a doorman with money issues. Most people have money problems in that they don’t […] More
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