Authors launched into the spotlight
Eyes on the Award
Eyes on the Award
Eyes on the Award
From being featured on iconic Times Square billboards to proudly displaying gold medals in recognition of their outstanding work, join us in celebrating our authors who aspire to make their own literary legacy! Could your book be among these titles?
Daniel Victor’s The Evil Inclination wins the prestigious North Street Book Grand Prize for Fiction with an award of $10,000.
Dennis Mathew has sold over 100k copies of his Atmosphere Press books.
Helen Montague Foster’s Lost Graces won the very first Atmosphere Press Book of the Year award.
David Linebarger’s book, Tennis Players As Works of Art, was an IPPY Awards medalists (One of eight Outstanding Books of the Year).
Martha Burns’s book, Accross the Narrows, was a finalist for the 2025 New Mexico Book Award in the category of Fiction-Other.
Sour Cherries at Buc-ee’s (Essays) by Mark Elberfeld won the Atmosphere Book of the Year 2025 Award. (Chosen out of 300 books)
Karin Ciholas’s book, The Bronze Door, won the The Coffee Pot Book Club 2025 Book of the Year Gold Award in the Ancient World category.
Tail Tale Too by Christine Kessides (Author) & Sarah Gledhill (Illustrator) won the Creative Child Magazine Awards Book of the Year 2025, and the Gold Literary Titan Book Award.
Jeffrey D. Boldt’s Big Lake Troubles won the International Impact Book Awards in Environment – Climate Change and Global Warming.
Born Posthumous by Fish Nealman won silver from The BookFest Awards in Dystopian category.
Kalpana Sutaria’s book, Cooling our Environment, won a Kirkus Star, Kirkus Magazine inclusion, and Kirkus Best Indie Books of May (2025).
Allyson Barkley’s A Memory of Light won a Kirkus Star. Allyson also won The Playa Flamingo Writing Residency award.
Marc Kristal, author of the novel Permission, is featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books
Hidden in the Shadows, by A.D. Vancise, is named an “Editor’s Pick” by BookLife Reviews.
Joan Burleson’s book, I Love You More was a Finalists for the Eric Hoffer Awards 2025.
Sarita by Natalie Musgrave Dossett was a Finalist for the CIBA Laramie Book Awards for Americana and Western Fiction.
Susan McLeod’s book, Seasons of Life was a Next Generation Indie Book Awards: Finalists for Nonfiction.
The Philly Phenoms by Nate Oxman was a 2025 American Fiction Award in the Horror: Sports category.
Window and Mirror by Ted Virts was awarded a Starred Independent Book Review.
What Lies Buried by Leslie Kain was a 19th Annual National Indie Excellence Award in Suspense.
Cora and Martha and Other Stories by Thomas Penn Johnson was named one of Kirkus Reviews’ Best Indie Books of 2025 (only 100 books chosen each year).
Graydon Dee Hubbard’s book, Network Apprentice, awarded 1st place in the NAIWE Book Awards Contest in the Book Cover Design category.
Mark Harris’s Misfits was listed as the Independent Press Award Distinguished Favorite in the category of Short Stories.
Christine Kessides book, A Tail Tale won a Mom’s Choice Gold Award.
Shelf Unbound named Teri Brown’s book, Daughters of Green Mountain Gap, the Best Indie Book.
Horizons by Julie Paschold won a Design Honor at the Nebraska Book Award
Independent Book Review selected The Unfurling Frond, a memoir by Rebecca Beardsall, as one of “35 Best Book Club Books You’ll Read This Year.”
A Beginner’s Guide to Starting Over, a novel by Gabi Coatsworth, won the Indie Author Project Statewide Award for Connecticut
Martha Burns’s Blind Eye won the prestigious New Mexico-Arizona Book Award for Fiction-Other.
Iain Stewart’s Knights of the Air: Rage is crowned a Historical Fiction Company Five-Star “Highly Recommended” Award Winner
Lynne Bryant, author of The Mother Gene, received the Sarton Book Award for Contemporary Fiction from Story Circle Network.
Sue Buyer, author of All Things in Time, is featured on the NASDAQ building in Times Square.
Culver City, by Brant Vickers, earned a “Distinguished Favorite” certificate in the Young Adult Fiction category by NYC Big Book Award.
Peter Gibb, author of Mindful Conversation, receives a Silver Medal in the Nautilus Book Awards.
Sally Stevens, author of I Sang That, gives a reading and performance at Herb Alpert’s esteemed venue, The Vibrato Grill Café.
E.K. McCoy, author of Allie the Albino Squirrel, is honored by the Mom’s Choice Awards.
Georja Umano, author of Terriers in the Jungle, wins a silver IPPY Award in the Animals & Pets category.
Gloria Mattioni, author of California Sister, wins the Indies Today Award for “Best Contemporary Fiction.”
Teri M. Brown, author of Sunflowers Beneath the Snow, is named the The Writers Lounge Book Shelf Award Winner.
M.Z. Medenciy, author of Island Eight, won the International Latino Book Award for the Fantasy genre.
Four Atmosphere titles, including Moratorium by Gary Percesepe, are listed in Kirkus Review’s 100 Top Indie Books.
Kyle McCord’s novel Reunion of the Good Weather Suicide Cult was listed in Independent Book Review’s “35 Impressive Indie Press Books.”
Lorenzo DeStefano, author of House Boy, wins gold in the American Book Fest “Multicultural Fiction” category.
Mumentous author Amy J. Schultz was featured in a New York Times article about the Texas high school tradition of wearing elaborate chrysanthemum arrangements for homecoming.
