Tips to optimize your Amazon Author Central and KDP accounts
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Novelist reveals the hidden true story of the woman who made Vincent van Gogh the artistic giant he is today
St. Louis, MO–In the tradition of “The Paris Bookseller” and “Her Hidden Genius,” Joan Fernandez’s novel “Saving Vincent” (She Writes Press, April 15, 2025) is
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Long books to lose yourself in during the holidays
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Books Forward Authors in the Media: December 2024
What can we say, Books Forward authors are always going, going, going! We’re excited to feature some of our authors and their recent media wins.
Vengeance stalks Charles Darwin’s family in this ingeniously plotted story of deception and murder
A Victorian tale of biblical, eye-for-an-eye revenge SPRINGFIELD, VA – In “Fatally Inferior” (Level Best Books, December 10, 2024), award-winning author Lyn Squire delivers another
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Perfect for fans of “Saltburn” and “A Study in Drowning”
“A folktale you’d find in the library of a gloomy seaside manor—haunting, ethereal, and lace-delicate.” –Hannah Whitten, NYT bestselling author Adelaide, South Australia– Renowned YA
Award-winning Southern novelist pens lyrical novel on 1930s freak shows and the meaning of “weird”
Tallahassee, FL – What does it mean to be different? From Mark Mustian, founder of the Word of South Festival of Literature and Music and
Therapist confronts childhood abuse, sharing a powerful story of survival, resilience and empowerment in new memoir
SEATTLE – Seasoned psychotherapist Carol Odell’s memoir “Girl, Groomed: A Therapist’s Memoir of Trauma” (She Writes Press, April 22, 2025) is an unflinching exploration of