Breakthrough Dystopian Fiction Featured in LibraryBub Selection for July
LOS ANGELES, July 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Yvonne Shiau writes that “in today’s crop of dystopian fiction, the stakes are bigger than ever. Continuing in a proud tradition, they carry on vindicating the definition of a dystopia: a worst possible world. But what each of them offers is a brief, shining belief that such a world can be fixed.” In Beyond the Father, the opening novel of a series, the author Opëshum describes society on a remote planet where war over scarce resources is imminent. She appreciates the market for dystopian fiction — “an appetite for stories that attempt to offer creative ideas around managing issues like climate change and other existential threats”. Carl H. MItchell’s novel Friendship City is set in 2058 and focuses on biological warfare on a global scale. As a recent review explains, the dystopian story “is not bleak from start to finish… the general concept of Friendship City – bridging borders, cultures and traditional geopolitics – offers some hopeful ideas for the future, even though many are determined to make such unity impossible.”
LibraryBub, an industry first, was established in 2015. Dedicated to making strong, mutual connections between indie and small-press authors and an extensive network of libraries, it works in conjunction with all major libraries. The core commitment of the LibraryBub service is to help librarians to identify acclaimed books from the independent publishing sector. LibraryBub introduces thousands of librarians to bestselling and award-winning books from the independent publishing sector. These books hold immense potential for enhancing the lives of their readers. Malorie Blackman walked to her local library and back as a child. Libraries were a key part of her well-being as she grew up. “They are the reason I became a writer,” she reveals. “The librarians got to know me and they recommended books like Jane Eyre, saying read this.” Librarians enable writers to make that kind of difference to people’s lives, and LibraryBub CEO Alinka Rutkowska considers it a privilege to support them in that role.
Below is this month’s selection by category.
FICTION
Literature & Fiction
The Elephant Tooth of ’95 by Rana Baydoun ISBN: 978-9948256410
Scar Songs: Stories by W. Royce Adams ISBN: 979-8986488523
Mystery & Thriller
The Opaque Conspiracy by Grace Flores-Hughes ISBN: 978-1637352236
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Beyond the Father (Book One of the Gods on Trial series) by Opëshum ISBN: 979-8218952754
Friendship City: Hanging by a Thread (Book Two of the Derailing Dystopia series) by Carl H. Mitchell ISBN: 978-1638854333
The Voice of the Sea (Book One of the Selkie’s Gift series) by Mara Li ISBN: 978-9493265417
Children’s
Cats Are Not Stupider on Jupiter: Vacuum Man vs. Cats (Book Two of the Mighty and Brennon series) by Alexis Cleoford ISBN: 978-1979672832
NON-FICTION
Biographies & Memoirs
Keeping Up with God by Donnetta Wilhelm with Connie Zimmerman ISBN: 978-1732445741
Power, Passion and Faith: Emmy Carlsson Evald, Suffragist and Social Activist by Sharon M. Wyman ISBN: 978-1941799956
Struggling with Grief, Finding Peace: one man’s journey through the valley of sorrow by Walter Albritton ISBN: 979-8518671843
Business
Brand Identity Breakthrough: how to craft your company’s unique story to make your products irresistible by Gregory V. Diehl ISBN: 978-0692651872
Equanimity: the diary of a CEO in crisis by Simon Leslie ISBN: 978-1916105133
Your GPS to Employment Success by Beverly A. Williams ISBN: 978-1953349965
Health & Fitness
Take Charge of Your Happiness, Bellyfat & Sexiness: a woman’s ‘rapid reset’ for body, mind and hormones by David Musgrave ISBN: 978-0473456405
Health, Family & Lifestyle
The Purse: an essential guide to healthy relationships by Montrella S. Cowan ISBN: 978-1733941389
Science & Math
The Virtuous Physician: a brief medical history of moral inquiry from Hippocrates to COVID-19 by Elliott B. Martin, Jr. ISBN: 978-1804411766
Self-Help
Confessions of an Ironman by David Solyomi ISBN: 978-1637351079
Feminine Masculine Balance: a paradigm shift for a peaceful and abundant society by Jacqueline McLeod ISBN: 978-1544511566
Wealth Simplified: the secrets of everyday people who retire richer, happier and earlier by Robert F. Roby ISBN: 978-1637351567
Children’s
The Moon: 20 questions kids ask about the earth’s constant companion by Yvonne Krishnan ISBN: 979-8680070017
“I hadn’t realized just how much legwork is involved in getting a book ‘out there’, above and beyond the resources of my publisher,” author Elliott B. Martin, Jr. explains. “LibraryBub has helped me tremendously, and I will continue to partner with them as I go forward.”
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Independent publishers are asked to go to http://librarybub.com/authors/ to submit their books for consideration.
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