Best 2015 Indie Books to Live Vicariously Through

by Jacob M. Appel

A fine collection of memorable stories with a delicately surreal edge. Full review >

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by Dylan Edward Asher

Asher has a great voice for crime fiction; hopefully he’ll use it frequently. Full review >

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by Carl Ashmore

This series couldn’t ask for a more vibrant opening chapter. Full review >

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by Robert Brandt

A classically riveting crime tale, all the more fascinating for being true. Full review >

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by Kirk Ward Robinson

The literary equivalent of the titular trail: it takes time to reach the end, but the trek is worth it. Full review >

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by Sean Eads

A sometimes-engrossing, sometimes-overwrought journey to the soul’s dark side. Full review >

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by Annabelle Kim

Unfolding against a sprawling canvas, an absorbing tale of characters shedding their identities and reinventing themselves,... Full review >

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by Riley Masters

A riveting novel ripped from the headlines of the Wall Street Journal. Full review >

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by Matt Pizzolo illustrated by Anna Wieszcyk Ben Templesmith

Deftly unorthodox and wickedly delectable; not so much a story as an experience. Full review >

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by M. Scott Chambers

A well-conceived, exciting story that will satisfy those looking for some emotion in their time-travel tales. Full review >

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