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    What If Reality Is Bigger Than We Think?

    by Mitsuru Shinadin In a world where the veil between the ordinary and the extraordinary is a constant whisper, one might find themselves pondering a profound question: what if the fabric of our reality stretches far beyond the confines of our perception? This is not merely the genesis of a fantastical tale, but the very […] More

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    Five books that inspired Seb Doubinsky’s LIBERATION NOW!

    by Seb Doubinsky LIBERATION NOW! is a manifesto, and a hopeful ending to my City-States cycle. With its female-only main characters and revolutionary undertones (and overtones, I admit, it belongs to a long tradition of subversive and radical writings and writers. The psychedelic elements present in my novel also belong to a literary patchwork existing […] More

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    Tertulia: Indie Authors to Read This Summer

    This season’s indie picks include a sweeping portrait of Hong Kong across five decades that Junot Díaz called “a collection of heartbreaks and awakenings set to lightning,” a darkly comic debut from poet Mike Andrelczyk, and a historical novel that returns to Ukraine on the eve of revolution. …

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    Reedsy: The 61 Greatest Indie Books of All Time

    Indie authors produce amazing titles but often struggle to get the recognition they deserve. As a launchpad for some of today’s best indie authors, Reedsy Discovery is delighted to reveal their list of top independent books from over the years.

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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…

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    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

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    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

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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.

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