Jami Fairleigh Jami Fairleigh is a writer, urban planner, and hobby collector from Washington. She shares her life with a husband, a trio of well-mannered horses, a pair of dubiously behaved parrots, and one neurotic dog. Her writing has been published by Terror House Magazine, Horror Tree, Defenestration, and Amsterdam Quarterly, and she is currently Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: Jaimi Farleigh
6 Indie Authors I Can’t Get Enough Of
Josie Jaffrey Josie’s Silverse, a vampiric alternate universe, is one of the most intriguing worlds I’ve had the pleasure of reading. Her books are intimate, and focused on the characters, but there’s so much more going on. The internal politics within the vampire community are exciting and filled with twists. I know that when I Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: S.D. Howarth
S.D. Howarth “S.D. Howarth is a British fantasy author, living in East Yorkshire with his wife, two children and two ungrateful cats with an endless yearning for food. By day, he works as an IT Manager. By night he writes (and edits) in the attic, finally getting some use out of his degree from UCNW Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: Phil Williams
Phil Williams “Phil Williams is an author of contemporary fantasy and dystopian fiction, including the Ordshaw urban fantasy thrillers and the post-apocalyptic Estalia series. He also writes reference books to help foreign learners master the nuances of English, two of which are regular best-sellers on Kindle, and designs his own book covers. Phil lives with Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: James Robert Paige
James Robert Paige James Robert Paige is a proud father and loving husband, who also writes novels. He grew up in Southern California in the United States, but now lives in Ontario, Canada. He does all of his writing on the touch-screen of an android phone, which might sound like a terrible idea, but he Read More
Book Spotlight: Tales of the Hiole by David Duffy
Today, we have the spotlight on a children’s book called Tales of the Hiole by David Duffy. It’s a fantasy story suitable for the younger kids, age 6 and up, but I’m sure many older people will enjoy this one too. The blurb and the extract sound magical and I can’t wait to take a Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: J.H. Rose
J.H. Rose James Henry Rose is a storyteller from the rural United States with a passion for writing bittersweet novels about finding comfort and love in a harsh world, and creating sparkly art to match. He’s inspired by his passions of vintage shoujo media, world history, off-beat spirituality—and at least a dozen other things that Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: Craig Rathbone
Craig Rathbone Craig is based in the United Kingdom and primarily writes science fiction and fantasy, but often dabbles in other mediums. After many years of writing for personal enjoyment, he is now feeling brave enough to put his works out there. Huge fan of Terry Pratchett and Bernard Cornwell. Also enjoys movies, video games Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: Trudie Skies
Trudie Skies Trudie Skies has been living inside fantasy worlds ever since she discovered that reality doesn’t quite live up to the hype. Through the magic of books, she wishes to share these worlds of hope and heroes with other weary souls. Living in North East England, Trudie spends most of her free time daydreaming Read More
#Indieapril Author Spotlight: Bjørn Larssen
Bjørn Larssen Bjørn Larssen is a Norse heathen made in Poland, but mostly located in a Dutch suburb, except for his heart which he lost in Iceland. Born in 1977, he self-published his first graphic novel at the age of seven in a limited edition of one, following this achievement several decades later with his Read More