In support of the Black Lives Matter movement, the Indie Author Project is showcasing IAP Select titles by award-winning black authors. These indie authors include Black Caucus of the American Library Association Self-Publishing Award winners, USA Today bestselling authors, Phillis Wheatley Award finalists, and much more.
Independent black stories and black voices matter, and the Indie Author Project will continue to strive to be an ally to the black community by amplifying these voices. This non-exhaustive selection of titles are available on BiblioBoard Library, as well as OverDrive and cloudLibrary, all with unlimited, simultaneous-use, with royalties from every sale going directly to the authors. To find out more about how to put these curated authors and books into a simultaneous use model in your library, contact Roy Serrao at roy@biblioboard.com.
How to Knock a Bravebird from Her Perch
Manna Tree
A Fistful of Honey
Child Bride
Lez Talk:
A Collection of Black Lesbian Short Fiction
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EXCLUSIVE NEW RELEASE FROM RAN WALKER and VAN G. GARRETT
Also included in the collection is Can I Kick It? Sneaker Microfiction and Poetry, the latest library eBook exclusive from award-winning authors Ran Walker and Van G. Garrett. Ran’s commitment and gratitude to libraries shows in how he runs his own indie author business. Public library patrons will be able to read the Can I Kick It? eBook exclusively through their local library.
Whether it’s for the comfort, the style, the collectibility, or the investment potential, sneakers play a huge role in pop culture. Ran Walker and Van G. Garrett decided to explore the various aspects of sneaker culture in this collection of microfiction and poetry. More than a celebration of sneaker culture, Can I Kick It? creatively explores everything from that first pair of J’s to the latest Yeezy obsession.
Ran Walker
Van G. Garrett
Indie Author Project 2020 Contest Winners
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