Meet the indie authors

MYST

Myst is a storyteller fascinated by the space where science, mythology, and human imagination meet. His journey into writing began with blogging, where he found himself drawn to stories and ideas that made people pause, wonder, and look at the world a little differently. He is the author of the Triansh series, a science-fiction and fantasy saga that brings together advanced scientific concepts, Vedic wisdom, cosmic mysteries, and the emotions that make its characters human. His first book, Triansh and the Land of Immortals, introduced readers to this universe, followed by Triansh and the Resurrection of Revenants, which expanded its world with new characters, mysteries, and darker forces. For Myst, writing is less about having all the answers and more about exploring the questions. Through Triansh, he hopes to take readers on a journey where science can feel mysterious, mythology can feel alive, and the impossible might not always be as impossible as it seems.

3 books

N.S. Brown

N.S. Brown is an indie contemporary romance author based in Europe, where she lives with her husband, their two children, and their cat. Balancing her writing career with a part-time role in healthcare, she brings real-world perspective, heart, and emotional depth to every story she builds. Her debut novel, The Price of Copies, and her follow-up release, A Beautiful Lie, are both available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. When she isn’t working or navigating family life, she can usually be found plotting high-angst, emotional romance reads and is currently writing her third novel, Born of Ash. She writes for readers who love deep character connections, second chances, and unforgettable emotional journeys.

2 books

Naive_M

Naive_M is an independent light novel author who writes stories about regrets, second chances, and the little things in life that we often fail to notice until it's too late. With a focus on character-driven storytelling, emotional depth, everyday moments, and touches of dark humour, Naive_M explores the complicated side of human relationships and the choices that shape who we become. Through "A Half-Second Too Late", Naive_M tells a story about getting another chance at life—not to become extraordinary, but to understand what truly matters before time runs out.

1 book

Natalie Bekker

📚 South African Author Writing romantasy & contemporary romance ✨ ⚔️ Magic, slow burns, enemies-to-lovers & happily-ever-afters.

1 book

Nathan K.W. Baker

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1 book

Newcomb Smiles

Newcomb Smiles Dental is a family-owned dental practice led by Dr Angus Chen, proudly serving the Geelong community since April 2026. We opened with a simple goal: to give families in Geelong’s eastern corridor a local dentist they can trust, feel comfortable with, and actually get in to see.

Nicholas Davis

I'm just a small down home independently published Arthur from Alabama

1 book

Nico Bergstreiser

Nico Bergstreiser, born in 2007 in Wertheim, Germany; combines entrepreneurship, modern technology, and writing while still in high school. With an academic focus on English and Geography, he balances his studies with building his own projects ranging from artificial intelligence to digital publishing and software solutions. Driven by a fascination with how AI and automated workflows can streamline everyday operations, Nico began launching initiatives early on. He helps businesses integrate emerging technologies, develops digital platforms, and brings fresh perspectives to marketing and tech ventures. Passionate about inspiring the next generation, he also organizes hands-on startup workshops at local schools to teach young people how to turn ideas into reality. Beyond tech, Nico has a deep passion for the written word. As both an author and digital publisher, he creates and releases a wide variety of work—from sharp social satires to reflective short stories exploring the intersection of human identity and technological progress. He achieved a notable literary milestone when his short story "Echos" was selected out of nearly 300 submissions for inclusion in Eridanus Verlag’s anthology "Smartokratie". To balance the mental demands of business and writing, Nico turns to heavy strength training and natural bodybuilding. The discipline and focus he cultivates in the gym serve as the anchor for everything he pursues.

3 books

Nicola Hollingsworth

I'm autistic and have ADHD. I wrote A Lie Once Told, then a second book, and then had a PTSD induced hiatus. I'm now turning my hand to historical fiction.

1 book

nigel wooten

I'm a kid with an overactive imagination that grew into a guy with a dirty mind, then evolved into a fantasy erotica author.

1 book

Nivarya

Welcome to my world. I'm glad you're here. I hope to take you somewhere unfamiliar, make you fall in love with people who exist only on paper, and leave you thinking about their stories long after you've finished reading. — Nivarya

Nkechi Ajogwu

Nkechi Ajogwu is the storyteller who weaves tales across different genres. She was born in Enugu State, Nigeria. When she's not writing, she can be found reading a good book, trying to make a not so deafening sound with her violin, or dreaming of stories that will keep you up. Connect with Nkechi on social media @Nkechi Ajogwu

13 books

Noah Hawthorne

A fantasy punk and historical fiction author who also writes under the pen name Aelina Isaacs.

1 book

Noor

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Nuri Yew

Nuri Yew is a writer of poetry and reflective prose exploring themes of recognition, language, meaning, and inner life. Her work is rooted in lived experience and shaped by a fascination with what is felt before it is explained. Her writing bridges poetry and prose, inviting readers into moments of reflection and contemplation.

Organically Grown

Toya L. Walker is a multidisciplinary storyteller, regenerative gardening consultant, urban farming educator, and published writer whose work centers environmental storytelling, cultural memory, healing, and community transformation. Through a combination of literary writing, educational engagement, and land-based practice, she has built a creative brand rooted in authenticity and experiential narrative. Rather than approaching writing as a separate discipline, Walker’s editorial and literary work emerges directly from her lived experiences in urban agriculture, regenerative gardening, consulting, and community education. Her writing explores how land, memory, identity, and environmental systems intersect within everyday life. Her published and recognized works include What the Ground Remembers, a reflective narrative on winter gardening and ecological memory; Pill Popper, a recognized microfiction work exploring embodied and cultural experience; and One Hour, One Room, an award-winning narrative focused on transformation and personal growth. Her work has been recognized across literary, editorial, and cultural publication spaces, including nominations in flash fiction and poetry. Through a consistent editorial submission strategy and a strong thematic voice, she has successfully translated personal narratives into published and compensated creative work. Walker continues to expand her interdisciplinary practice through storytelling, environmental education, regenerative systems, consulting, public speaking, and community-centered creative work under the OrganicallyGrownQueen brand.

1 book

Oyefuga Success

Success Oyefuga is an author with a passion for storytelling, fantasy, mystery, and adventure. Through his writing, he creates imaginative worlds filled with intriguing secrets, unexpected discoveries, and characters whose journeys invite readers to look beyond the ordinary. He is the author of The Last Lantern, a fantasy adventure that follows Mara Vale into a world of hidden truths, forgotten memories, and mysteries surrounding her missing mother. His storytelling explores the power of curiosity, courage, and the secrets that shape our lives. Success hopes to inspire readers to explore new worlds through literature and discover stories that stay with them long after the final page. Some secrets are buried for a reason. Some lights should never be followed.

1 book

P.J. Thorneijk

P.J. Thorneijk is a Dutch dyslexic writer, who writes gothic-leaning supernatural horror, drawn to quiet settings where unease builds slowly and nothing is ever entirely as it seems. When not writing, they can be found with a book in hand, a dog at their side, a half-finished embroidery project nearby, or immersed in a game that values story over speed. Instructions for Leaving the Lighthouse is their debut novel.

1 book

P.R.L.

Welcome to the official author page of P.R.L. I write about bad ass heroines, high-risk stakes, and what it means to survive.

1 book

Patrick LaJuett

Greetings, I'm Patrick LaJuett. I grew up in Rochester, New York, a city that helped the world imagine through film, print, and lens. It also taught me something that found its way into my fiction: people can build remarkable things, but even the greatest systems last only if someone maintains them. I've spent my career in visual communication and marketing, where storytelling has always been at the heart of my work. Beneath the Cloudline is my first novel, a YA hopepunk story about a city divided by clouds and the people who keep it running. Today I live with my wife and our dogs in the foothills of North Carolina, where I'm continuing to explore stories about repair, belonging, and the things people choose to build together.

1 book