Meet the indie authors

Clara James

About Page Settings Clara James About Clara James Clara James writes steamy, high-emotion romance that lingers long after the last page. Her stories blend grit and heart across subgenres—rock-band romance, gritty biker vibes and small-town mountain shifters. Expect deep chemistry, found family, fierce loyalty, and endings that feel earned. She is obsessed with characters who fight for the love they choose and with the consequences that make their victories matter. Clara lives in a rural community with her spouse, their child, and a small menagerie: three dogs, a snake, and a chinchilla. Writing has been her first love since childhood. As a kid, she wore out a gifted typewriter, clacking away into the early hours while everyone else tried to sleep. After years of waiting, she is finally pursuing the passion she always knew was hers. She swears the words flow better with a caramel coffee at her elbow. When she isn’t drafting, she is storyboarding songs and mapping worlds so every road, bar stool, and back alley feels lived-in. Readers come for the heat and stay for the heartbreak that heals.

1 book

Constance Ekeh

Constance Ekeh is a pastor, author, and woman of faith from Nigeria focused on supporting women through grief and loss. Her mission is to help women move beyond pain, rediscover their identity in Christ, and embrace the divine purpose God has placed upon their lives. Her work emphasizes spiritual healing and finding hope after bereavement.

Constance Hackberry

Constance Hackberry is an English-language fiction author and novelist. She formerly wrote online under the pseudonym "Re Venge" before officially changing her pen name to Constance Hackberry in early 2026. Her romance and mystery novels are primarily distributed as indie e-books and paperbacks across platforms like Amazon and Barnes&Noble. 📖 Notable Published Works • Wishing for a Chance To Be With You (Released February 2026 as Book #1 in her Finally Found You series) • Save Me from Your Curse (Released March 2026 as Book #2 in the Finally Found You series) • His Borrowed Identity • Ghosts' Whisper

1 book

D. Tolmach

Author of the anthologies August Face and Andromeda Mayday

1 book

Dalia Latife

I am Dalia Latife, an award-winning author and nature photographer drawn to the quiet places where nature, change, and our inner lives meet. My writing grew from seasons of my own life when things I thought were permanent suddenly shifted, and I found myself returning again and again to nature, not for easy answers, but for perspective, stillness, and a way forward. Photography is another way I tell these stories. Whether I am writing about a difficult season or standing quietly behind my camera waiting for a moment in nature to unfold, I am interested in the same thing: paying attention. I write for anyone who has ever found themselves somewhere they did not expect to be and wondered, “What now?” My hope is that my words offer a little companionship along the way and a reminder that sometimes the way forward begins by becoming still enough to notice what is already around us.

2 books

Damiam V. Henry

Damiam V. Henry is a South African writer, artist, podcaster, and contemplative thinker. Born in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town, on 24 October 1990, his work primarily explores themes of freedom, identity, inner healing, and humanity's spiritual union with God. [1, 2] Creative and Spiritual Work Podcasting: He is the creator and host of platforms like The Mustard Creed Podcast, Colouredbuddha Media, and The Spirit of D podcast where he discusses spiritual awakening and challenges traditional fear-based religious beliefs. [1, 2] Published Books: Henry has authored several spiritually focused books available on platforms like Amazon UK, including KNOWN: A Collection of Teachings, The Hidden Mind, and Total Freedom. [1, 2, 3] Community Work: Beyond writing, he engages in community-centered programs for children and young people in South Africa, focusing on self-discovery and emotional healing. [1] Social & Community: He frequently interacts with his audience on Instagram (@damiamvhenry),Tik Tok ,X, Facebook , and Youtube, where he summarizes his spiritual talks into concise quotes, while simultaneously working locally with youth initiatives in Cape Town to build safe environments for reflection and personal healing. [1] Please feel free to check out his poetry on All Poetry, also a poem of his published on Oakland Public Library Born by Damiam V. Henry, you can also check him out on Substack, or on Medium

10 books

Daniel Welynn

Daniel Welynn is an award-winning animator, animation director, educator, and speculative fiction writer with an MFA in Animation and Visual Effects from the Academy of Art University. His work has screened at international festivals, earning awards for animation and directing. BlackFyre began as an animated miniseries and grew from more than two decades of worldbuilding. He teaches animation and writes speculative fiction in the Upper Midwest.

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Dario Varona

Dario Varona es autor argentino, capacitador y coach ejecutivo especializado en liderazgo y desarrollo de habilidades para la conducción de personas y equipos. Su trabajo está orientado principalmente a nuevos líderes, mandos medios y profesionales que comienzan a asumir responsabilidades de liderazgo. Es autor de la colección Manuales de liderazgo, una serie de guías prácticas orientadas a comprender y aplicar herramientas de liderazgo en situaciones reales de conducción de equipos. Sus libros abordan estilos de liderazgo, liderazgo situacional, objetivos SMART, feedback, delegación y motivación de equipos. En su trabajo integra comunicación efectiva, coaching, coaching ejecutivo, PNL, inteligencia emocional, oratoria y habilidades blandas como herramientas aplicadas al liderazgo.

5 books

Daulet D.

What if the things that watch us could remember us? Daulet D. is an independent author from Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the creator of the POV: I Am… Universe, a collection of human stories told through impossible perspectives. In his fiction, a train falls in love with its only passenger. A virus lives inside the child it is slowly destroying. A smartphone remembers what its owner tries to forget. Even silence begins to speak. His stories explore memory, love, loss, family, and what it means to be human when everything is changing. At their center are ordinary human lives, seen through the eyes of the things, emotions, and unseen forces that quietly witness them. Daulet studied in Tokyo at Japan's National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies. He is also the author of AQSU, KÖK TÖBE, and LEPSY. Some stories don't just tell you who you are. They stay. And sometimes they watch you back.

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davej

I write as davej. My years in the Navy and semiconductor industry inform the working details of my fiction. ScullTech, NeverWood, and the Pompo investigations explore a connected world through different characters, places, and periods of their lives. I enjoy stories where practical work, human relationships, and difficult questions meet, with details that reward a closer look.

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David Chandler

David has been a "Brit Abroad" for several decades, but still misses pork pies and Angel Delight! Born when the world was still in black and white, he grew up and achieved his childhood ambition of becoming taller. Since then, he has been an illusionist, international consultant, actor, author, and screenwriter. He currently lives in the Republic of Georgia with his three cats.

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David G. Martin

Having spent years as a freelancer in the tabletop gaming industry, writing short stories, rulebooks and supplements, and working on various other creative projects, David took a new step in 2024 with his debut novel, A Waking Nova, and joined the ranks of novel writers. A sci-fi and epic fantasy author, David brings new ideas and adventures to the pages for eager readers to get lost in the pages.

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David J Gibson

Retired US-based British academic (botanist) with a background in writing ecology textbooks and forensic botany, now venturing into sci-fi.

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Deana Ray Agon

Deana Ray Agon first came to wider attention through her short fiction, where she developed a reputation for exploring sexuality, power, intimacy, and the complicated psychology behind desire. Her profile grew significantly with The Rule of Pleasure and its interactive offshoot, The Indulgence Trials, which introduced her work to a broader audience, particularly within kink and alternative-lifestyle communities. Rather than treating unconventional sexuality as spectacle, Agon’s writing is grounded in consent, communication, and the emotional realities that exist beneath the surface of sexual experience. Whether writing fiction or working with personal narratives such as Between Power and Silence, Agon is less interested in judging unconventional desire than in understanding the people who live it—and in exploring the psychological spaces where pleasure, responsibility, intimacy, and consequence meet.

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Deborah Griffin Hawke

I write speculative fiction about women, power, family, and what happens when the world people thought they understood begins to shift beneath them. Sometimes that shift involves inherited magic. Sometimes it involves a country discovering how quickly institutions can bend. My fantasy novels are about women who discover that the stories their grandmothers told them may not have been stories after all. They blend folklore, inherited magic, family secrets, and contemporary life—with women who have accumulated enough years and experience to know that discovering magic doesn't make the ordinary complications of life disappear. Generation Liberty, co-written with Simon Hawke, moves into near-future dystopian fiction, exploring power, obedience, resistance, and what happens when the institutions meant to protect liberty begin to bend. Before turning my attention to fiction, I spent much of my career in higher education, where I learned that people are considerably more complicated than any character a novelist could invent. That probably explains why I'm as interested in what extraordinary circumstances do to people and relationships as I am in the circumstances themselves. I write as Deborah Griffin Hawke. The Enchanted Legacy of Elizabeth Marchand begins my Lore of the Grandmothers series, followed by The Secrets of the Thistle & Shield. If you like folklore wandering into the present day, old family mysteries, complicated women and relationships—or speculative fiction that asks what people do when the familiar rules stop working—you'll probably feel at home in my books.

4 books

Deepika

Deepika is an author who has published mystery, fiction, poetry. She has worked various roles within the nonprofit fields.

4 books

Denise Mahaney

I’m a retired Respiratory Therapist and my lifelong dream of writing children’s books has finally come true. As a child I made up stories on family vacations and it was dream to publish a book. Now I have 4 books published and more in the works.

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Dennis Pierce

Dennis Pierce is a journalist, freelance writer, and author of the bestselling Parker Hanson Mystery series of crime thrillers set in New Hampshire. A graduate of Yale University, he has covered events on Capitol Hill, interviewed astronauts and cabinet members, and ghostwritten articles for company CEOs. Like Parker Hanson, the hero of his mystery series, Dennis is a fan of Boston sports, as well as '80s music and other GenX pop culture—much to the embarrassment of his two adult daughters. He lives in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, with his wife Jean and their dog Bruin.

2 books

Diana Dennelly

I am the oldest of six children and have twelve wonderful nephews and nieces. I have been interested in writing children's books since 2002, the year when my first nephew and niece were born. I enjoyed reading children's books to my nephews and nieces when they were young. I enjoyed it even more when they were older and could read the books to me. My wish is to author books that children like reading, as well as adults like reading to children. I published my first book 'Stewart & Gracie's Christmas Star Party' on Amazon Kindle in August 2023. I had worked on the story for the past three years. My youngest niece Anna Young inspired me to finish the book. She also illustrated all the beautiful pictures for this book (and all my other books to come). Some of my books will have crafts and others will be only stories. I hope to add new books every year. Please check back regularly. Thank you.

4 books

Divyanshi Rajput

I’m Divyanshi Rajput. I write fiction, poems, and open letters, which means I spend quite a lot of time deciding what someone should say, then wondering whether they would have the courage to say it. My books include *Hearts That Met Too Soon* and *Om-Neer*. Naming a book is a strange experience. You put a title on something that has occupied your head for months, put your own name beneath it, and hope a stranger will open it. There’s something very hopeful about that arrangement. I like being on both sides of it. I’m interested in people whose feelings don’t quite agree with their decisions. The ones who mean well and still get things wrong, who can explain everyone except themselves. When I write about love, memory, or loss, I usually end up asking who remembers what happened differently, and why. It makes writing a simple conversation unnecessarily difficult. It also makes me want to keep going. My reading moves between classics, contemporary fiction, and Hindi novels. Kafka and Dostoevsky are writers I return to, although I wouldn’t want either of them in charge of cheering me up. I enjoy books that let me disagree with them and characters I’m still trying to understand after the story is over. This is where I share my books and the thoughts that haven’t found their way into one yet. You’re welcome to read, disagree, or tell me I’ve been unfair to a character. I may have a defence ready. I may also realise you’re right.

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