The IndieView

Somewhere along the way I guess I started wondering what it might take for a third party candidate to really get traction, and it occurred to me that it might need to be a mistake or an accident…..

Stu Strumwasser – 2 April 2026 Continue reading →

I wanted to give voice to the real victims, to imagine their inner lives with care and truth.

Fartumo Kusow – 31 March 2026 Continue reading →

I like to actually be immersed into the world I’m building and live in the minds of my characters.

Raine Fielder – 28 March 2026 Continue reading →

The farmers and agribusinessmen are fictional, but their stories are inspired by true events and historical figures.

Victoria Tatum – 26 March 2026 Continue reading →

My memoir chronicles a sudden, unexpected descent into a toxic marriage, the unraveling of my physical health, and the painful excavation of hidden family wounds I had never been allowed to name — all while finding the courage to heal myself from the inside out.

Anette Nilsson – 24 March 2026 Continue reading →

There were a few times where I struggled with using a real person in such a completely fictional way as I did Lizzie. Remember, she was actually exonerated in her trial. 

T.J. Brown – 21 March 2026 Continue reading →

The underlying theme of my life has been trying to make sense of a childhood near-death experience. 

Sally Dukes – 19 March 2026 Continue reading →

At its heart, it’s about finding your voice, standing up for what’s right, and choosing hope even when the world tells you not to.

B.R. Kang – 17 March 2026 Continue reading →

It is inspired by my dad’s real-life battle with Parkinson’s. Without the strange happenings that he endured, I may not have picked up a pen at all. But I felt compelled to create this story.

Sharon Wagner – 13 March 2026 Continue reading →

I wanted to explore how initial impressions aren’t always what they seem and a lot can be going on beneath the surface as is the case with these two characters.

Heather Cumiskey – 10 March 2026 Continue reading →