By generous and delightful request, Undertaker’s Espresso Bar of Tombstone, AZ, is hosting author T.E. MacArthur during Showdown in Tombstone weekend. MacArthur will be signing her latest novel, the classic Western Ghost story “A Reckoning in Mercy” on Saturday, September 5, 9:30am to 2pm at the haunted coffee location, 521 Allen Street, the original site of one of Tombstone’s mortuaries. Visitors to Tombstone for the weekend not only have the opportunity to meet MacArthur,

The Month That Looked at June and Said, “Hold my lemonade.” July didn’t so much arrive as it sizzled into existence, dragging a heatwave behind it like an over‑enthusiastic pyromaniac. The Midwest decided to cosplay as the surface of the sun, which meant my beloved porch time — my sanctuary, my writing nook, my bird‑listening zen zone — was reduced to brief, sweaty excursions where I waved at the outdoors like a Victorian invalid and immediately retreated back inside. I tried

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Michael L. Wise to Indies United Publishing House. Michael brings a rare blend of scientific depth, cultural insight, and human warmth to his writing, shaped by a career that spans theoretical physics, innovation leadership, and meaningful research into how societies grow and adapt. His work bridges ancient wisdom with modern understanding, offering readers a perspective that feels both intellectually rich and refreshingly accessible. His upcom

How Clear, Itemized Service Structures Protect Authors and Build Trust Overview Transparent pricing is one of the most powerful tools an author has when navigating hybrid publishing. July’s insight explores how clear, itemized pricing prevents confusion, why opaque pricing became common in early hybrid models, and how transparent financial structures empower authors to make informed decisions. Ethical hybrid publishing thrives when authors know exactly what they’re paying for

I Had a Plan… Briefly July didn’t just arrive... it swaggered in wearing sunglasses, holding a clipboard, and radiating the kind of confidence only a month with absolutely no intention of respecting my schedule can have. And me? I greeted July with a plan. A real plan. A color‑coded, neatly outlined, “this time I’ve got it” plan. It lasted… approximately 14 minutes. Because July took one look at my beautifully organized to‑do list, laughed, and said, “Cute. Anyway—” and then

Bob Freeman has been busy — and he’s just released a brand‑new cinematic book trailer that captures the eerie, atmospheric pulse of his storytelling in a way only Bob can pull off. This trailer isn’t just a teaser; it’s a full‑on mood piece. Dark, immersive, and beautifully crafted, it pulls you straight into the world he’s built and refuses to let go. If you haven’t watched it yet, take a moment and dive in. The pacing, the visuals, the tone — it all comes together to delive

Fireworks, Paperbacks, and Summer Shenanigans Hello again, dear readers! It’s me, Quibble — corners fluttering like sparklers, bookmark tail swishing in patriotic rhythm, and heart doing cartwheels because July has arrived! The air smells like sunscreen, iced coffee, and freshly printed pages, and I’m ready to celebrate every single story that dares to shine under the summer sun. July at Indies United means one thing: bookish joy turned up to eleven. I’ve been bouncing betwee