All things indie books!
All things indie books!
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
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. …
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
Independent publishers are already making their mark on 2025. Here are the small press books pushing boundaries in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.
These older sci-fi and fantasy collections from small presses are some of the best in the genre!
Sarah Connell Fantasy, and Historical Fantasy in particular, brings us back to a time where tales were passed down through songs and spoken traditions. The prophecies, the magic, the life or death choices all feel visceral because they come from a place of shared ancestry. The collection below features coming of age Fantasies. Each explores […] 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
By Bradley Sides | author of Crocodile Tears Didn’t Cause the Flood With short fiction, there is certainly nothing wrong with the classics. “The Yellow Wallpaper.” “The Gift of the Magi.” “The Most Dangerous Game.” “A Good Man is Hard to Find.” “The Lottery.” These are wonderful stories. I think most would argue these stories […] More
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