The authors
Meet the indie authors
The independent writers behind the books: their stories, in their words.
Geoffrey Breedwell
Geoffrey Breedwell is a US Navy veteran, AuDHD author, and walking contradiction who writes absurd, galaxy-spanning sci-fi with heart. His stories explore what it means to stay human when everything's falling apart—sometimes literally, sometimes metaphysically, sometimes because an alien emperor wants his VHS back. Armed with a BA from SNHU, an MDiv from Lipscomb University, and enough caffeine to launch a small moon, Geoffrey crafts tales that blend punk rock energy, divine absurdity, and unapologetic weirdness. He lives in Indianapolis, Indiana with his wife, two kids, three cats, and a dog who’s convinced she's the main attraction.
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george wahba
George Wahba is an independent author of practical nonfiction books covering business, sales, career development, personal growth, technology, and history. His goal is to make useful ideas accessible through clear, concise books that help readers learn, think critically, and make better decisions
5 books
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Gobidasan
I'm Gobidasan, an aspiring author and storyteller from India. I write science fiction, fantasy, and stories that explore mysterious worlds, extraordinary civilizations, and the human imagination. My goal is to create immersive stories that keep readers curious about what lies beyond the known.
1 book
Grace King
Author of historical and Gothic romance. Lover of quilts, cats and all things books!
5 books
Grace Penny
Mother. Cat lady. Transylvanian. I write stories where love endures across centuries, history refuses to stay buried, and home is often the hardest place to find. Having grown up in Transylvania, surrounded by mountains, forests, and centuries of history, it's perhaps no surprise that I'm drawn to stories that blur the line between past and present. When I'm not writing, you'll usually find me chasing after my toddler, being outnumbered by my cats, or enjoying a nice cup of coffee in the quiet of my home. I believe the best stories stay with us long after the final page, not because of the magic, but because of the people. My novels combine character-driven storytelling, emotional journeys, and speculative twists that ask what it truly means to belong, to sacrifice, and to love across impossible distances. If you enjoy reflective fantasy, time-slip adventures, and slow-burn romance with heart, welcome. I'm glad you're here.
1 book
Grahame Peace
I'm Grahame Peace. I'm based in the historic northern town of Huddersfield, I am a British author specialising in cosy mysteries, historical paranormal fiction, and fashion fiction. Today, I write what I love most—atmospheric, amusing escapes woven with history, humour, vintage glamour, and a touch of the supernatural. Whether you are diving into the glamorous, nostalgic world of mid-century cosmetics in The Beauty Room or unravelling 1939 wartime secrets with paranormal investigator Jocasta Bradman, or meeting Jasper Claxton in historical tales in The Ghost from the Molly House series, my goal is always the same: to sweep you away into an atmospheric, amusing escape. When I’m not dreaming up new plot twists or researching vintage designer fashions, you can usually find me exploring the beautiful landscapes and historic houses of Northern England. Want to stay updated on my latest releases? Drop your email below to join my newsletter community, or find my complete collection of paperbacks and eBooks directly on Amazon.
5 books
Grant W. Billings
Kentucky author originally from Chicago.
1 book
Gregory Stark
Gregory Stark is a dark fantasy and horror writer from Crown Point, Indiana, in Northwest Indiana. Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, he has spent a lifetime drawn to stories that unsettle, transport, and stay with the reader long after the final page. After a long career in sales, Gregory returns to the creative interests that have been with him since childhood: writing, reading, and losing himself in a compelling world. His influences reach beyond novels to comics, anime, and video games—any medium capable of building a story worth inhabiting. The Counterwritten: The Shroud of Crown Point is his first published novel and the opening book of the Oneirion Trilogy, a dark fantasy series about shadow, memory, and the dangerous power of choice. Learn more at www.oneirionpress.com.
1 book
H.F. Day
H.F. Day writes epic, character-driven fantasy at the seam where history meets myth. Her debut novel, A Tale of Scorched Ash and Elm, follows families, vikings, and outcasts as they navigate love, oath, and war in a world shaped by the old gods.
3 books
H.L. Crowe
Hailing from Central Arkansas, H.L. Crowe is a Mexican-American author who's pioneering their path as one of many indie authors on the rise. They are best known for their debut work, DELIVER US TO EVIL, and sophomore novel PROM QUEEN, blending horror and other genres to create original experiences.
1 book
Hannah Strom
I'm a reader and author of all things speculative fiction. That includes scifi, fantasy, and (one day) horror. I love strange novels-the weirder, the better.
3 books
Hasan Sandouga
I'm an independent horror mystery novelist. Hasan Sandouga, known as Sam. is an independent author passionate about horror, post-apocalyptic fiction, and dark psychological stories. His writing explores survival, fear, and hope in a world where nothing is as it seems. Thank you for supporting independent storytelling.
3 books
Heather Corwin
Heather Corwin is an author, creator, and devoted homeschooling mother of three living in Central Ohio. When she isn't writing, she can usually be found tackling hands-on creative projects, exploring nature with her family, or spending time with her two dogs. She has one other published children's book, Katherine Goes to Bed. This is her debut novel.
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HU-M-I
HU-M-I writes about memory, family and a page of Sanskrit verses left by a father to a son. The Autobiography of X(HU-M-I) is the first layer.
1 book
Ila Golden
Ila Golden writes at the intersection of the everyday and the extraordinary. Specializing in character-driven magical realism and slice-of-life fiction, Ila’s work—including The Neva Aton Collection and the What Makes Me series—dives deep into the complexities of identity, trauma, and mental health. As a nonbinary, asexual-spectrum author, Ila is committed to authentic diversity. They craft stories where the plot is a byproduct of human (and sometimes monstrous) choices. Whether exploring the horror-tinged world of The Doll Maker’s Son or the contemporary fantasy of Echoe, their writing balances the weight of real-world struggles with the spark of the supernatural. Based in a home defined by puzzles and play, Ila shares their life with their partner and two miniature lops, Tempest and Chilchuck. When not writing, they are immersed in escape rooms, walking adventure books, and video games—constantly searching for the next story hidden in the mechanics of life.
1 book
Iliriana Rama
Born in Kosovo, educated in London UK, lives in New Jersey. Wife, Mother, Educator, Avid Reader.
1 book
Ioana Elena
Ioana Elena currently debuted as a poet with her first collection of poems, though in the future she plans to expand her writing to include fantasy as well as romance. Her books usually feature some kind of love story, because as a child Ioana Elena was a hopeless romantic. However, another characteristic which will often be found in her books is magical abilities. In this way, Ioana Elena attempts to create books full of whimsy, which suprise the reader with their unexpected twists and end in unconventional means. When not writing, Ioana Elena can be located in her room either daydreaming about future characters and plots, reading or gaming.
1 book
Irina Shuranova
My books are for readers drawn to literary fantasy, psychologically complex characters, and emotionally precise prose. My signature style combines dark lyricism, archetypal architecture, and nuanced character psychology. I am a Ukrainian author. I write in English and hold a Master's degree in Psychology. Outside writing, I am drawn to hiking, historical dance traditions of the 15th to 19th centuries, gardening, and travel.
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Iris Vantrelle
Iris Vantrelle writes romantic fantasy about the promises we make, the truths we bury, and the people we become when love and loyalty collide. Her stories explore morally complex choices, emotional tension, fractured trust, and the fragile line between devotion and betrayal. In worlds shaped by secrets and consequences, love is never quite as simple as it seems. *The Atlas of Broken Vows* invites readers into a world where every promise carries a price.
1 book
Ishika Mehra
Ishika is a passionate poet whose writing emerges from the raw edges of lived experience. Using poetry as both catharsis and connection, Ishika explores themes of mental health, grief, trauma, womanhood, and healing with striking honesty.
1 book