The Indie Author Showcase

Blood Ex Libris by Raven Belasco – Vampires, Magic, and Indie Horror Done Right | Indie Author Showcase

In this episode of Indie Author Showcase, we dive fang-first into Blood Ex Libris by Raven Belasco—a gritty, fast-paced urban fantasy with rich world-building, dark magic, and vampires that don’t sparkle. Tune in as we review the first book in the Bloodlines series, discuss Raven’s unique spin on vampire lore, and explore what makes this indie horror-fantasy stand out from the crowd. Whether you're a fan of supernatural thrillers or just looking for your next dark read, this episode is for you.

Indie Author Showcase: WonderCon Highlights & Venus Rises Review by Jason Brown

Join us in the latest episode of the Indie Author Showcase as we recap our exciting experience at WonderCon! Discover the highlights of the event and dive into our in-depth review of 'Venus Rises' by Jason Brown. Whether you’re a fan of indie literature or curious about the latest trends in the comic and book world, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. Tune in now!

🦇 Vampire Weekend Reflections & The Knife’s Edge Review – Indie Author Showcase

In this episode of Indie Author Showcase, we share our experience at Va Neill’s Vampire Weekend, an unforgettable gathering for vampire and horror fans! Then, we dive into The Knife’s Edge by Matthew Wolf, an epic fantasy adventure packed with action, mystery, and unforgettable characters.
Join us as we discuss the event highlights, the impact of vampire lore, and why The Knife’s Edge is a must-read for fantasy lovers!

Indie Horror Spotlight: Performance of a Lifetime, Swallower of Shades, & Permadeath Review

In this episode of Indie Author Showcase, we dive into three chilling and captivating indie horror stories! First, we review Performance of a Lifetime by Emma E. Murray, a gripping tale of obsession and psychological terror. Then, we review two comics by Dead Sky Comics. Explore the haunting world of Swallower of Shades, a dark and surreal journey into the unknown. Finally, we break down Permadeath, where horror and gaming collide in a thrilling narrative.
Join us as we discuss what makes these stories stand out, their eerie themes, and why you should add them to your must-read list. Don’t miss this deep dive into the world of indie horror fiction!"

Celebrating Black Women in Horror & Sci-Fi | K.C. Cordell, Dicey Grenor. Plus, The Immortal Era Review

For Black History Month, we revisit two incredible Black women authors we've featured on Indie Author Showcase: K.C. Cordell, author of So You Survived the End of the World, and Dicey Grenor, creator of the Narcoleptic Vampire series and co-host of the Sex and Horror podcast. Plus, we dive into The Immortal Era by Finish Line Comics. Don't miss this episode packed with indie horror, sci-fi, and dark fantasy! #IndieAuthors #BlackHistoryMonth #SciFi #Horror

Generational Trauma: A Daughter of the Holocaust by Melanie Sol – Indie Author Showcase

In this powerful episode of Indie Author Showcase, we explore A Daughter of the Holocaust by Melanie Sol, a deeply moving memoir of survival, resilience, and generational trauma. We also discuss the disturbing news that copies of Sol’s book were defaced with antisemitic slurs, highlighting the ongoing struggle against hate. Join us for an insightful conversation on the impact of her story and the importance of remembering history.

Boosting Podcast Reach with Opus Clip + Unnamable by Andrew Schrader – Review

In this episode of Indie Author Showcase, we dive into how we use Opus Clip to create engaging shorts that boost our podcast's visibility and reach a wider audience. Plus, we review Unnamable by Andrew Schrader, exploring its eerie themes and gripping storytelling. Whether you're an indie author looking for promotional tips or a horror fan eager for your next read, this episode has something for you!

That's Not Right by Scott Meyer, and Indie Author Showcase: Podcast Goals Revealed

In this episode of Indie Author Showcase, we dive into the heart of the podcast—exploring our mission to spotlight indie authors, share publishing insights, and connect readers with fresh voices in fiction. We also review That's Not Right by Scott Meyer, a quirky and thrilling read that blends humor with suspense. Join us for an inside look at our goals for supporting the indie author community and a deep dive into Meyer's offbeat storytelling!