The authors
Meet the indie authors
The independent writers behind the books: their stories, in their words.
Alex Knight
Alex can usually be found filling good books with bad jokes. His works include Wriggly Little Hands, The Far Wild, the Nova Online trilogy, and more. Alex grew up a sunbaked Floridian. In the veritable far wild that was Florida, he spent his days in the prairies, swamps, and springs of the state’s interior. Since those simple, sweaty days Alex has lived in various places around the world, including many of the on’s—London, Boston, and (currently) Houston. In the past Alex has worked as everything from a dishwasher to a communications coordinator. After deciding he didn’t like stability or predictable paychecks he made the jump to become a freelance writer. That soon turned into ghostwriting romance novellas, then ghostwriting science fiction novels. After some time, he was able to excise the ghost from ghostwriting and write his own books. When Alex isn’t writing, he’s likely lost in a wetland, falling down in his novice hockey league, or playing pinball. Oh, and gaming. Lots of gaming.
2 books
Alex McFarlane
Relive the unforgettable nights at legendary clubs like Trader Jack's @ the Imprial Hotel, Blackpool. ✨ Interact with the stars of stage and screen! Imagine dancing to the DISCO tracks of the day. Intermingle with STARS of the day, such as ; Status Quo, AC/DC, David Essex, and Eric Clapton, and many more, all while staying at Blackpool's iconic IMPERIAL HOTEL! 🏨
1 book
Alexander Rutherford
Alexander Rutherford began writing fiction as a freshman in high school after seeing a classmate writing her own novel and wondering why he couldn't do the same. His first attempt—fifteen handwritten pages—was lost, but the characters and story refused to leave him. He eventually started again, and what began as a teenage writing project grew into BFFs, the first installment of the Alex's Dreams trilogy. Rutherford writes character-driven stories about friendship, love, family, growing up and the unexpected consequences that follow people into adulthood. BFFs was followed by OMG!, with the trilogy's concluding installment, WTF?!, currently in development.
2 books
Allyson Craddock
I'm a self published Indie author, I write about a Church Grim, a spectral guardian dog from British folklore. He has existed for a thousand years in his Churchyard watching over his parish, a protector, a friend to witches and ghosts and a threat to anyone who means to harm the innocent. I live on the Isle of Wight and I like to walk in the countryside with my dog friends and write spooky stories.
Amatou Mesmoudi
I’m an Algerian writer and English literature student with a particular interest in fiction that explores identity, uncertainty, relationships, and the complicated ways we experience the world around us. I’m drawn to stories that feel intimate and emotionally honest, especially those that blur the lines between reality and imagination.
1 book
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Amina Adamou
Amina Adamou is a Nigerien living in Niamey, Niger, where several of her books are based on. As a kid, she wanted to become a manga artist, but after suffering defeat after defeat at the hands of complicated battle scenes, seemingly endless panels of scenery, and an aching hand, she threw in the towel and decided to tell stories in a different way. When not reading or writing, she likes to watch K-dramas and listen to K-pop.
1 book
Amit kumar sharma
My name is Amit sharma. I am working as a software engineer. Apart from that, I am a reader who loves to explore psychology, philosophy, biology, the cosmos, and spirituality. Everything around me fascinates me—how this world exists the way we perceive it, the framework we are living, believing, and reflecting on. One should have to learn the experience of life firsthand with prior filters. See what it is.
1 book
Amtul Saboh
Amtul Saboh | Fiction Writer Author of Rawafnt — a tale of secrets, revenge, and intertwined lives.
1 book
Amulet Karlow
Amulet Karlow is the creator of The Prince and the Serpent, an epic fantasy series exploring friendship, sacrifice, love, and the cost of power. Drawing inspiration from mythology, adventure fiction, and character-driven fantasy, Karlow crafts stories where heroes face impossible odds and every victory demands a price. Amulet Karlow believes the best fantasy stories are not about magic, but about the people who must live with its consequences.
1 book
Anastasia Geneave
Indie Author from Australia, a forever reader, lover of books and poetry. I write from my dreams. Scenes, characters, stories, so often from my very own dreamscapes. My dreams are vivid, often recurring and hold entire dreamscapes that I return to time and time again, sometimes years or months apart.
1 book
Anastasia Paul
Anastasia Paul is a Norfolk-based author, professional chaos coordinator, and mum to twin boys who seem determined to turn every ordinary day into a full-scale adventure. Living with her long-suffering husband and their whirlwind family, she has become an expert in surviving school runs, household disasters, questionable life choices, and the kind of moments that are only funny once you've stopped crying. When she's not writing, she's usually drinking tea that's gone cold, searching for something she's just put down, or wondering how the dog managed to create another crisis before breakfast. Anastasia writes laugh-out-loud, brutally honest stories about family life, motherhood, neurodiversity, mental health, and the beautiful chaos that comes with trying to hold it all together when everything is falling apart. Her books are packed with humour, heart, and the reassuring reminder that nobody really knows what they're doing. She is the author of Some Days Are Just Custard, The Dog's a Dick and the Kids Are Feral, and The Shit Mums Club: Confidential - books for readers who love witty observations, relatable disasters, and characters who muddle through life one catastrophe at a time. If you've ever hidden in the bathroom for five minutes of peace, forgotten why you walked into a room, cried over something ridiculous, or laughed so hard at family chaos that you snorted tea through your nose, you'll probably feel right at home in Anastasia's world.
2 books
Andrew D Levine
Andrew D. Levine writes Indian crime fiction and is the author of the Kabir Joshi & Ananya Rao Mystery Series. His novels follow investigative journalist Kabir Joshi and former police inspector Ananya Rao as they uncover murder, financial wrongdoing, institutional corruption, and the secrets hidden behind respectable facades. Set across India, the series moves from Mumbai and Delhi to Udaipur, Kolkata, Varanasi, and beyond, with each city playing an essential role in the story. A retired CPA, Levine brings a financial investigator’s eye to crime fiction, building mysteries around money trails, forged records, hidden ownership, procurement schemes, and the people who believe the paperwork will never catch up with them. He is the founder of Blue Latitude Books. His published novels include Death in the Rain, Bombay Reckless, Silent Auction Murder, and The Lily Network.
4 books
Anil K Arora
I’m Anil K. Arora, an Indian author who writes stories about love, family, memory, and the choices that shape us. I’m drawn to characters who feel real and to the small moments that can change everything. My books move across genres, from romance and suspense to literary horror, but they all begin with the same question: what stays with us long after a story ends?
2 books
Anna Cartwright
Multi genre fantasy writer with two books published. I wrote my first book in 2015, then re-released it this year. I have since written two more books, a duology, and released the first one on 9th August 2026, with the next part due out in December 2026. I’m currently writing my fourth book. I’m an avid reader and an animal lover and have 2 dogs, 2 cats and 2 budgies! I write full time and live in Wales with my youngest child 😁
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Anna Lauten
I’m an Aussie author of time travel fantasy.
1 book
Anna Tolstopyatova
Anna Tolstopyatova is an author, designer, and game creator who has spent more than twenty years turning ideas into stories, visuals, and experiences. Her writing combines humor, sharp observation, and curiosity about the unwritten rules people follow without ever asking who invented them. No Man Ever Chose a Bitch grew out of a conversation with her daughter and a simple question: why do we still teach women how to be chosen instead of teaching them how to choose?
1 book
Anne Vellen
Anne Vellen writes darkly witty urban fantasy about demons, difficult choices, and the complicated business of being human. With a background in comparative literature and a fondness for folklore, morally ambiguous characters, and sharp dialogue, she writes stories about freedom, loyalty, and the people we choose to stand beside. She lives in Switzerland, where she divides her time between writing and negotiating with a particularly opinionated horse. Her debut novel, The Apothecary’s Debt, is the first book in the Sulphur & Salt series, releasing on 19 November 2026.
1 book
Annette Masters
Annette Masters is a bestselling, award-winning author and former teacher who writes twisty YA thrillers. Her work weaves contemporary coming-of-age struggles with family drama, new love, and dark secrets that refuse to stay buried. She lives and writes on a small farm in Florida. Learn more at AnnetteMasters.com or @AnnetteMastersBooks
2 books
Annie Dawid
Six books, none self-published, mostly fiction, most recently historical . Writing about Jonestown since 2004 brought me into a huge world of scholars, survivors, journalists, historians, artists. Have been on about 20 podcasts talking about PARADISE UNDONE: A NOVEL OF JONESTOWN, published 2023 on the 45th anniversary of the massacre in the UK by Inkspot Publishing. Currently working on a book of stories for the 50th anniversary in 2028 of Jonestown-adjacent characters: a lawyer, a journalist, a child in Los Angeles waiting to go to Guyana with her mom and grandma when the disaster happened, and more. Prior books: Put Off My Sackcloth: Essays (The Humble Essayist Press, 2021) Anatomie of the World: Poems (Finishing Line Press 2017) And Darkness Was Under His Feet: Stories of a Family (Litchfield Review Press 2008) Lily in the Desert: Stories (Carnegie-Mellon University Press, 2001) York Ferry: A Novel (Cane Hill Press, 1993). My debut novel was well reviewed in the New York Times Book Review, Los Angeles Times, and was a Library Journal Book of the Month
1 book
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Annu
Author | Storyteller | Dreamer Turning thoughts into chapters. Words over everything. Instagram - @annuwrts