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 Congrats to the Semifinalists of the BookLife Fiction Prize!
Of our quarterfinalists, 25 titles moved onto the semifinal round. Check out this sparkling selection of indie novels and stay tuned for the announcement of the finalists. »  Announcing the BookLife Prize Quarterfinalists
Seventy-one titles from five genres were named quarterfinalists in the 2024 BookLife Prize Fiction Contest. more » »  Indie Spotlight: Scary Stories
In this month's roundup of BookLife titles, we feature tales of the supernatural, horror, and spooky cozy mysteries. more » »  Book Deals: Week of Oct. 21, 2024
Asya Muchnick at Little, Brown has taken U.S. rights to The Strangers, a new novel from Women’s Prize for Fiction winner Naomi Alderman. more » »  The BookLife Prize Nonfiction Contest Is Now Accepting Submissions!
Submit your book for a chance to win the grand prize of $5000. All entrants receive a professional critique of their work. more » » 
 It Rhymes with Truth
Rich Miller. Lost Pictograph, $17.99 trade paper (230p) ISBN 979-8-9907709-0-4 In Miller’s poignant debut, an elderly woman takes in a homeless boy and the pair get into mischief. more » »  The Queen of the Platform
Susan Higginbotham. Onslow, $4.99 e-book (270p) ASIN B0CJMS7MRB Higginbotham offers a stirring tale of suffragette and abolitionist Ernestine Rose (1810–1892), a contemporary of Susan B. Anthony. more » »
 Arbi the Model Plant Natanella Illouz-Eliaz
Natanella Illouz-Eliaz. Natanella Illouz-Eliaz, $14.99 (107p) ASIN B0D8ZC3F8L Illouz-Eliaz’s middle-grade debut teaches plant biology through the eyes of a curious young girl named Lona, when her mother brings her a special gift—an Arabidopsis thaliana plant she names Arbi. more » »  Bringing Sunshine Back to My Mind
Momoko Uno. Momoko Uno, $27.99 (520p) ASIN B0D1K899HS In this thoughtful fiction debut, a middle-aged woman works through past trauma in the midst of starting over. more » » BookLife Reviews are guaranteed, thorough, professional assessments plus marketing insights, written by Publishers Weekly reviewers and designed to help you reach the right readers. For more information click here.
 Happy Travels
The author of a picture book tour of New York City shares her insights. more » »  Protecting Your Work
Here’s what to do when facing false claims of copyright infringement. more » »
The Guardian: The Books of My Life Stephen King reflects on the books that first made him want to write. more » » IndieReader: 'The Boyfriend' by Freida McFadden Tops IndieReader Bestseller List
A rundown of the self-published books hitting IndieReader's weekly bestseller list. more » »
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