This page lists indie publications as they come to my notice. It’s not an exhaustive list, nor does a listing constitute a recommendation although, if I’ve read the book, I may also have reviewed it. Reviews will be honest but entirely personal. I am not an expert. There’s no genre selection but I reserve the right to exclude pornographic, racist, gratuitously violent, and any other material I find offensive.
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Indie published works. Most recent at the top. Date refers to date listed, not date published.
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April 2013
R.C. Wade: The 50 Megaton Tweet. A novella about the power of twitter. Available from both Amazon Uk and US on Kindle.
March 2013
Linda Cassidy Lewis: An Illusion of Trust. This is the sequel to Brevity of Roses and follows relationships encountered there.
Linda MacDonald: A Meeting of a Different Kind. This is a sequel to Meeting Lydia but written from the perspective of other characters – another window on the business of re-vitalising by email, old relationships.
Vall Buss: The Silver Spindle. Sci fi written by a scientist flying under a pen name.
Cathryn Grant: Cathryn has been on a bit of a roll lately. Her most recent, Last Chance (a suburban ghost story), is just out on Amazon, but there is a whole list there – noir, suburban, ghost, and mystery.
December 2012
Michelle Mina Scowcroft: Squashed Tomatoes and Stew out on Kindle. Proceeds from the first 500 sales will go to Fight for Sight which researches into causes and treatment for blindness. Michelle is a post graduate student on the Lancaster university MA in Creative Writing.
Lane Ashfeldt. Saltwater is a collection of shorts stories about the sea which is out now on kindle. Lane has a chapter in Short Circuit, a recommended text for the MA in Creative Writing at Lancaster university. Quality, that is!
November 2012
Linda MacDonald: A meeting of a Different Kind. This is the sequel to Meeting Lydia but follows characters that had more peripheral roles in that novel. Published by Troubadour, it’s available in print and for kindle from Amazon
June 2012
Roger Noble: Painting the Souls of Men. Atsili Books. Roger Noble is a psychologist who worked for many years with people who have intellectual disabilities. I got his job when he left the Brighton team to spend some more time in post graduate education.
September 2011
Linda MacDonald: Meeting Lydia. Matador. From Amazon UK and US. also on Kindle. Linda MacDonald is a teacher of psychology in the south east of England and she has a blog on BeckenhamTown.us
April 2011
Sir Keith Pearson: Children in Her Shadow. Grosvenor House Publishing. Sir Keith is CEO of the NHS Confederation with interests in healthcare in the criminal justice system. His novel is a different thing altogether.
Linda Cassidy Lewis: The Brevity of Roses. Two-Four-Six Publishing. From Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords. Kindle edition available. Cover design, Linda’s original artwork.
March 2011
Mary Christine Levett: Capital Letters. Melrose Books.
February 2011
Allen Schatz: Game 7: Dead Ball. Smashwords. Reviews at Allen’s website AllenSchatz.com
Cathryn Grant: Demise of the Soccer Moms. D2C Perspectives. Cathryn writes suburban noir material and can be found at Suburban Noir
March 31st, 2013 at 12:23
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