The IndieView

At its inception, Foxtail was never meant to be a commercial product; it was a private psychological and emotional exercise designed to excavate and exorcise my demons.

David Barnett – 2 November 2026 Continue reading →

We did not go looking for adoption; adoption found us. I was just obedient. But I knew several years ago that this book needed to happen.

Dede Kolb Continue reading →

The longer you live, the more you understand that life can be brutal. But that is not a reason to become part of the brutality – quite the opposite. We can become better as a result of it.

Kirill Khrestinin – 30 October 2026 Continue reading →

I’ve learned to not target a specific reader, age, or even gender. I more love to put out beautiful twisted chaos, and let the knives fall where they may. 

28 October 2026 Continue reading →

I needed people to know that surviving does not mean forgetting — and that even in the darkest place, love can be your light and your anchor.

Athalie Collier – 26 October 2026 Continue reading →

I want to bring awareness to invisible disabilities, to showcase that we are capable of adapting to unpredictable circumstances and that we can thrive in unlikely situations.

P.R.L. – 24 October 2026 Continue reading →

My target readers are those who like edgy stories and gravitate toward the peculiar. Those willing to ask the questions the book asks of themselves. 

Suzanne Junered – 22 October 2026 Continue reading →

Even as we age, we never lose the drama, but I wanted my girls to understand that people always have something going on, and we can learn to handle whatever drama comes our way. 

Gerilyn Bass Greenberg – 20 October 2026 Continue reading →

Over time I reckoned that it would be, first of all, therapeutic for me to ‘write it all down’ and perhaps therapeutic and educational for others to read it.

James Robertson – 19 October 2026 Continue reading →

I like to create scenarios where my readers are forced to think, to confront things, to experience things. 

Brenna Kasey – 18 October 2026 Continue reading →