The IndieView

I enjoyed the freedom of writing a novel, while remaining true to the spirit of the activism that may have, at least temporarily, significantly slowed the spread of fracking in Michigan.

Maryann Lesert – 18 April 2024 Continue reading →

I struggled to know what to include as I experienced and witnessed so much. We witnessed the best of humankind and the worst.

Janet A. Wilson – 16 April 2024 Continue reading →

I wondered, “What
if suicide was illegal? What if it wasn’t just a moral issue, but a legal one, and you could be punished for taking your life?”
Jacob Guy – 12 April 2024 Continue reading →

Based on years of experience in the television industry in Los Angeles, and reflecting on what messages are being broadcast to the masses, The Luminescence Manual is a fictional expose of questions and the search for answers of how media is related to society both individually and as a collective.

Lisabeth Lange – 8 April 2024 Continue reading →

I want to write sci-fi and technothrillers for people that wouldn’t normally read sci-fi and technothrillers but have vivid imaginations and like imagining the future! And, as such, I want to make them accessible, action packed and combined with other genres they’d normally read, like crime thrillers and murder mystery. 

Thomas R. Weaver – 5 April 2024 Continue reading →

My first close reading of David and Bathsheba left me with so many questions. The debate as to whether their coupling was consensual felt incredibly modern and #metoo. What was more striking to me, however, was that Bathsheba did not have a voice in the story. I was inspired to give her one.

Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg – 2 April 2024 Continue reading →

I struggled with the excavation of many painful memories. Painful, but essential in order to resolve my trauma.

Tracy Mayo – 30 March 2024 Continue reading →

As our tagline says, “A true story about a pretend world,” Closet of Dreams IS the make-believe world Mark and I invented and lived-out in that magical closet—years and years of adventures.

Mark Ukra & Tara Mesalik MacMahon – 27 March 2024 Continue reading →

I have a deep love for fantasy worlds, especially their lore. Creating universes from scratch, from the first spark of the cosmos that gave birth to dragons to the world’s end, fascinates me. I’m enthralled by the politics, language, and the diverse beings that inhabit different parts of these worlds.

Erik Julkin – 24 March 2024 Continue reading →

The spark was my high school chemistry teacher who taught our class about the orbital properties of large elements, and that superheavy elements might exist and have unique properties. Others have had this idea with the hope of superconductivity, but I went to time travel. From there I imagined scoops of the past naturally jumping forward hundreds or millions of years via lightning strikes, and why no one had noticed.

Sean Ryan – 9 March 2024 Continue reading →