All things indie books!
All things indie books!
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By Kaaron Warren I’ve always been obsessed with ghost stories, true and imagined. I love the chill they bring, in the moments when you realise you’re in the room with dead people. Ghosts are frightening because we don’t understand them. They bring evidence of life after this one, but we don’t know why they’re still […] More
By Eugen Bacon Stories are everywhere. The muse can whisper from the most unexpected crooks and turns. I often find inspiration in a passing news broadcast, where my mind clasps onto a single word, an unusual person, or a strange event and simply refuses to let go. Other times, a small juxtaposition of words acts […] More
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by Caroline Hagood Doubinsky pens a host of colorful characters—including outlaws, finance vampires, computer-savvy strippers, ex-scholars, drug-dealing underground operatives, rockstars, and disappeared presidents—who inhabit equally vibrant locales, such as the memorably titled store, Poisoned Sea Bikinis, built on a noxious seashore, run by an ex-stripper turned bikini designer. But these set pieces aren’t merely superficial; […] More
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
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
By Kathe Koja SKIN is a novel that loves sound: the wrench and clang of metal, the hiss of water hitting iron, the murmurs and shrieks of an audience, the whisper of blood on the knife. So of course it needs a suitable playlist. Inspired by a reader’s question during the Meerkat Press launch, here’s […] More
What I Know About July by Kat Hausler (Retrograde) is a beautifully written, compelling tale that revolves around Simon Kemper, a musician recently out of rehab and gaining recognition for his band’s success in Berlin. However, his newfound fame comes with a haunting shadow—July, a mysterious stalker who acts like she knows him better than […] More
by Jeremy C. Shipp In The Merry Dredgers, my protagonist Seraphina infiltrates a community of cultists living in a shadowy fever dream of an amusement park. Follow Seraphina into the park entrance, and you’ll spot a wolf-themed roller coaster to your right, resting on the blackened earth, curled up like a dead snake. To your […] More
Women and the supernatural powers they wield play a central role in my Wings Rising duology, the second book of which, Wings Unfurled (Meerkat Press), releases on December 6. Two of series’ main point-of-view characters are women, and Wings Unfurled adds a third female perspective, someone who must reclaim her strength by book’s end. […] More
I’ve just finished writing an Urban Fantasy trilogy, so what better way to celebrate than by talking some more about Urban Fantasy. The genre has changed a lot since I first started reading it way back when, but the things that I loved about it are still here. The magic and mystery of a hidden […] More
Review by Dominique Hecq Cool prose, serene mind, impish wit. In Paperclip – Seb Doubinsky’s new installment in his internationally renowned city-states cycle of novels takes the reader into a fantastical, yet convincing world to explore our darkest secrets and inner conflicts. Set in New Babylon, the book details the sometimes tortuous nature of desire […] More
We are pleased to welcome J. Ashley-Smith, author of the newly released Ariadne, I Love You. Be sure to check out his work and enter the $50 giftcard giveaway at the bottom of this article. I was in a very particular headspace when I wrote Ariadne, I Love You. Keen to explore a very particular […] More
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