Discover Book: Her Mind Screams Murder
A woman with fractured memories returns home and uncovers a murder she may be tied to. As fear, trust, and memory collide, the truth becomes dangerous and impossible to escape.
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Creative Freedom Has a Price (But It’s Worth Paying)
Creative freedom means choosing honesty over approval and trusting your voice even when no one is watching. It’s not easy, but it’s deeply worth it.
Featured Author: Jennifer Beilis
Jennifer Beilis is an educator, disability advocate, and writer whose work is grounded in lived experience. She writes with empathy, clarity, and quiet strength. Jennifer offers readers a compassionate space for reflection, healing, and personal growth.
Featured Author: Matthew Carauddo
Some creators enter storytelling through the page. Matthew Carauddo entered through performance, through movement, sound, discipline, combat, and the deep instinct of embodying a character before ever writing one. For over thirty years, Matthew worked as an actor, director, staged combat artist, and licensed fencing instructor. Under the name Novastar,
Discover Book: Suffer Little Angels
Crime Fiction | Casey Porter Series #1 Some crime novels shock. Others linger. Suffer Little Angels begins with a devastating discovery: the body of four-year-old Poppy Larkin in a quiet village park. For Detective Chief Inspector Casey Porter, this is not just another case on the board. It is one that
Why Marketing Feels So Hard and How to Make It Feel Human Again
For many indie creators — writers, artists, small publishers — marketing isn’t just difficult. It feels wrong. Not because we don’t understand the mechanics. But because the language of marketing often clashes with the reasons we create in the first place. We write to explore, to remember, to make sense
Featured Author: Kayla Mason
Today, we spotlight Kayla Mason, an author who knows how to set pages, and hearts, on fire. Kayla writes steamy, addictive dark mafia romance filled with morally complex characters, razor-sharp heroines, and dangerous men who command power and loyalty in equal measure. Her work has landed on the Amazon bestseller
Featured Author: Douglas Buckland
Douglas Buckland’s life reads like the prologue to an adventure novel, because, in many ways, it is. Growing up in Colorado, he first trained as a petroleum engineer before spending decades working on offshore drilling rigs in Brazil, the Gulf of Mexico, and the North Sea. His career took
Zachary’s Cry
Some stories arrive quietly. Others arrive already holding your breath hostage. Zachary’s Cry is a deeply human novel that begins in silence: a locked farmhouse bathroom in rural South Australia, a young woman giving birth alone, and a life hanging between chance and neglect. When a newly arrived GP
From Doubt to Discipline: How Indie Authors Keep Going
Every indie author knows the moment. The moment when doubt creeps in quietly, usually late at night. When the page is blank, the sales are slow, the audience feels invisible, and the question surfaces: Why am I doing this? Unlike traditional publishing, there is no external structure holding indie authors
Featured Author: Heather Russell-Kay
Heather Russell-Kay is a storyteller who believes that even in the hardest chapters, there’s room for wonder. Blending the magic of fairy tales with the truth of chronic illness, she writes to remind readers that every journey, no matter how heavy, holds hope, courage, and a touch of light.
Featured Author: Darryl Terry
Some writers discover their stories in quiet rooms. Darryl Terry found his after a lifetime shaped by discipline, danger, and deep curiosity about the universe. A former soldier in the South African Army, Darryl spent most of his life in operational areas, later working on military procedures, doctrines, and logistics.
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Where the World Took Me
This month, I’m stepping slightly out from behind the curtain of Hidden Voices. It felt important to apply the same care and space to my own story as I do to the authors I feature. Some lives are measured in years. Others in countries. Where the World Took Me
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The Beauty of Small Successes in a Big Publishing World
Indie publishing often feels like standing in a crowded room where everyone is shouting, and you’re quietly whispering your story, hoping someone turns their head. In a world of bestseller lists, viral launches, movie deals, and flashy milestone posts, it’s easy to wonder whether your slow-but-steady strides matter.
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Featured Author: Irene Wittig
A life shaped by stories, history, and the places we carry with us. There are writers who imagine worlds, and writers who return to the ones that shaped them. Today, we are honored to feature Irene Wittig, an author whose work is deeply rooted in memory, migration, and the fragile
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Featured Author: Makena Song
Where imagination, memory, and myth become a world of their own. Some writers discover storytelling late in life. Makena Song grew up inside of it. Adopted from Seoul and raised in Longwood, Florida, Makena’s earliest memories are shaped by her mother reading aloud the books that first opened her
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Pain to Purpose
Some lives begin in silence, in rooms where fear is louder than love, where survival becomes instinct before childhood even ends. But silence, when broken with truth, can become power. And pain, when faced with courage, can become purpose. Kenyatta Edwards’ memoir, Pain to Purpose, is the deeply personal journey
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Ding Dong, The B*tch Is Dead
By Laura B A poem about killing the people-pleaser… and learning how to live again. Some deaths do not involve a body. Some funerals happen in silence. Some graves are made of old apologies, inherited guilt, and the slow erosion of self. Laura B’s poem, “Ding Dong, The B*
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Featured Author: Lilse Asalt
Today in Hidden Voices, we spotlight Lilse Asalt — a fantasy and romance author whose stories blend haunting atmosphere, fierce emotion, and heroines who take up the space they deserve in worlds that were not built for them. Lilse is a member of Codex, the Indian Writers Association, and the Horror
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Featured Author: L.E. Ryan
Today, we shine a light on L.E. Ryan, a writer whose journey blends a life of public service, a deep curiosity for human nature, and a lifelong desire to bring untold stories to life. ✍ About the Author Linda Ryan served as Assistant Editor to The Urlar, an international publication,
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By The River She Danced
Some stories meet us gently. They don’t shout, they don’t rush — they breathe, they soften, they remind us of what we already know deep inside: healing takes time, courage grows quietly, and life always finds a way to move forward. By The River She Danced by Sophie Phan
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Why Indie Doesn’t Mean Alone: Building Your Own Writing Tribe
One of the biggest myths about being an indie author is that it’s a solitary path — a lone writer quietly publishing books into the digital universe, hoping someone discovers them. But independence doesn’t mean isolation. And writing doesn’t have to feel like a silent room with a
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Who Ate the Avocados? Time to Laugh About Divorce
Divorce wasn’t supposed to be part of Jane’s life plan—especially not the kind where you still share a fridge with your ex. Who Ate the Avocados? is a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly heartwarming story that turns one of life’s toughest transitions into a comedy of grocery
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Featured Author: Donna Joppie
Genre: Mystery / Suspense Thriller Books: The Memory Trap & Blood Favors About the Author: Donna Joppie has been creating worlds all her life — through painting, interior design, photography, and now, fiction. But it is writing that captured her heart most deeply. Born in South Louisiana as one of seven siblings,