

We work with authors across all genres and have proudly published books from internationally recognized executives and celebrities as well as debut authors. We pride ourselves on identifying and shepherding new voices and rising talent while leading the evolution of the publishing industry’s business model.
Publishing a book can be an expensive undertaking. Traditionally, book publishers take on the financial risk of a book and, consequently, make all the decisions about how that book is published. As a hybrid book publisher, we partner with authors financially to ensure that everyone has a seat at the table. We offer expertise where it’s important and partnership in decision-making where it’s meaningful. Our authors receive expert-level editorial and marketing support, as well as sales distribution and production across all formats, while having an equal voice when it comes to the publishing strategy, cover design, title, and book positioning.
We work with authors across all genres and have proudly published books from internationally recognized executives and celebrities as well as debut authors. We pride ourselves on identifying and shepherding new voices and rising talent while leading the evolution of the publishing industry’s business model.
Publishing a book can be an expensive undertaking. Traditionally, book publishers take on the financial risk of a book and, consequently, make all the decisions about how that book is published. As a hybrid book publisher, we partner with authors financially to ensure that everyone has a seat at the table. We offer expertise where it’s important and partnership in decision-making where it’s meaningful. Our authors receive expert-level editorial and marketing support, as well as sales distribution and production across all formats, while having an equal voice when it comes to the publishing strategy, cover design, title, and book positioning.

In A Little Me, Amy shares what it was like growing up with achondroplasia dwarfism, how she struggled to overcome obstacles both physical and emotional – navigating the average size world as a little person, dealing with a serious illness as a young girl, bullying and issues of body image and unachievable beauty ideals – while learning, as we all must do, to accept herself for who she is.

In A Little Me, Amy shares what it was like growing up with achondroplasia dwarfism, how she struggled to overcome obstacles both physical and emotional – navigating the average size world as a little person, dealing with a serious illness as a young girl, bullying and issues of body image and unachievable beauty ideals – while learning, as we all must do, to accept herself for who she is.

BOBBY DUNAWAY
CEO
After starting in the production department, Dunaway climbed through the ranks eventually stepping into the role of Publisher and CEO. In this role, he is deeply committed to expanding readership, empowering individuals to share their stories and wisdom, and leading the growth of Indigo River Publishing. He truly believes that when preparation meets opportunity, amazing things can happen.

RIVER CHAU
AUTHOR LIAISON
With a background in writing, editing, literature, rhetoric, film studies, and communications, River has a great passion for storytelling. Working with authors to help them share their stories with the world is a fulfilling and rewarding role for her at Indigo River Publishing.

DEBORAH FROESE
EDITORIAL
Froese is an award-winning fiction author with a broad portfolio of published non-fiction, she illuminates the complexities of life by exploration through story. In addition to writing her own stories, as an editor and a teacher, she helps others craft theirs. “Light a spark by sharing your story,” she says. “It might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.”

GEORGETTE GREEN
COO
Green oversees the acquisition of new books and has proudly acquired and published books from internationally recognized executives, business leaders, celebrated artists, influencers, actors, celebrities as well as debut authors. Prior to Indigo River, Green spent several years in Substance Abuse and Mental Health Counseling and received her MA in professional counseling.

EMMA ELZINGA
DESIGN
Emma Elzinga is a graphic designer and artist with a love for literature, drawn to the intersection of visual art and storytelling. Emma is passionate about amplifying the work of Indigo River Publishing authors through beautiful book design.

ANNE MACDONALD
ACQUISITIONS DIRECTOR
Anne Frances MacDonald oversees acquisitions as our Acquisitions Director. As a published author, and previous teacher, she works to provide writers with professional feedback and direction. Building up authors and helping them accomplish their dreams of publication is her passion. Anne received her Bachelor’s in Arts from the University of Florida. She has worked in the Mental Health and Education Field, before transitioning into publishing.

BOBBY DUNAWAY
CEO
After starting in the production department, Dunaway climbed through the ranks eventually stepping into the role of Publisher and CEO. In this role, he is deeply committed to expanding readership, empowering individuals to share their stories and wisdom, and leading the growth of Indigo River Publishing. He truly believes that when preparation meets opportunity, amazing things can happen.

RIVER CHAU
AUTHOR LIAISON
With a background in writing, editing, literature, rhetoric, film studies, and communications, River has a great passion for storytelling. Working with authors to help them share their stories with the world is a fulfilling and rewarding role for her at Indigo River Publishing.

DEBORAH FROESE
EDITORIAL
Froese is an award-winning fiction author with a broad portfolio of published non-fiction, she illuminates the complexities of life by exploration through story. In addition to writing her own stories, as an editor and a teacher, she helps others craft theirs. “Light a spark by sharing your story,” she says. “It might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.”

GEORGETTE GREEN
COO
Green oversees the acquisition of new books and has proudly acquired and published books from internationally recognized executives, business leaders, celebrated artists, influencers, actors, celebrities as well as debut authors. Prior to Indigo River, Green spent several years in Substance Abuse and Mental Health Counseling and received her MA in professional counseling.

EMMA ELZINGA
DESIGN
Emma Elzinga is a graphic designer and artist with a love for literature, drawn to the intersection of visual art and storytelling. Emma is passionate about amplifying the work of Indigo River Publishing authors through beautiful book design.

ANNE MACDONALD
ACQUISITIONS DIRECTOR
Anne Frances MacDonald oversees acquisitions as our Acquisitions Director. As a published author, and previous teacher, she works to provide writers with professional feedback and direction. Building up authors and helping them accomplish their dreams of publication is her passion. Anne received her Bachelor’s in Arts from the University of Florida. She has worked in the Mental Health and Education Field, before transitioning into publishing.
Indigo River Publishing is a modern, hybrid publisher. Traditionally, publishers take on the full financial risk of a book and, consequently, make all the decisions about how that book is published. At Indigo River Publishing, we partner with authors financially to ensure that everyone has a seat at the table. We offer expertise where it’s important and partnerships in decision-making where they’re meaningful. Our authors receive expert-level multilayered editorial and marketing support, sales distribution, and production across all formats while having an equal voice when it comes to the publishing strategy, cover design, title, and book positioning.
We publish across all genres and are actively acquiring non-fiction books (self help, business, cookbooks, wellness, lifestyle, fashion, history, and other), fiction books (thriller, mystery, adventure, romance, science fiction, dystopian fiction, women’s fiction, contemporary, literary and other), as well as children’s books. We encourage you to reach out to see if your book is a fit for our publishing goals.
We work with authors across all genres and have proudly published books from internationally recognized executives and celebrities as well as debut authors. We pride ourselves on identifying and shepherding new voices and rising talent while leading the evolution of the publishing industry’s business model.
You do not need an agent to work with Indigo River publishing; however, we happily work with agents all the time.
We are a full service independent publishing company and provide expert publishing services in the areas of editing, cover design, book production, and book distribution. We also offer our authors marketing guidance and each author is paired with an author liaison.
We are proudly distributed by Simon & Schuster and Ingram/Lightning Source distribution services. These partnerships have helped Indigo soar to new heights by expanding our distribution to over 38,000 retailers nationally and internationally. Through this partnership, our books are available at leading online retailers including Amazon, Apple, Kobo, B&N.com and may be presented to book buyers across the country at independent bookstores, airport stores, and mid-level chains, such as Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, as well as retailers, such as Target and Costco. While not every book ends up on bookshelves of each of our retail partners, many do. We have the channels and relationships in place to maximize each title’s distribution opportunities.
Great question! Query letters are often sent from an author to an agent in hopes of representation. A book submission is when you submit a book to a publisher for consideration. That submission often includes a proposal for non-fiction titles (book overview, chapter outline, marketing potential and about the author) or a full manuscript for fiction titles. Still confused? Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] so we can talk about your book!
There’s no need as we’ll do that on your behalf as part of our publishing process. Working with Indigo River Publishing means you retain the intellectual property rights associated with your book, including any modifications, additions, images, and designs created by us.
Absolutely. However, we’ll likely want to work with you to make sure the book is fresh before republishing. That might include an editorial update, perhaps a new cover and sometimes even a new title.
Indigo River Publishing is a modern, hybrid publisher. Traditionally, publishers take on the full financial risk of a book and, consequently, make all the decisions about how that book is published. At Indigo River Publishing, we partner with authors financially to ensure that everyone has a seat at the table. We offer expertise where it’s important and partnerships in decision-making where they’re meaningful. Our authors receive expert-level multilayered editorial and marketing support, sales distribution, and production across all formats while having an equal voice when it comes to the publishing strategy, cover design, title, and book positioning.
We publish across all genres and are actively acquiring non-fiction books (self help, business, cookbooks, wellness, lifestyle, fashion, history, and other), fiction books (thriller, mystery, adventure, romance, science fiction, dystopian fiction, women’s fiction, contemporary, literary and other), as well as children’s books. We encourage you to reach out to see if your book is a fit for our publishing goals.
We work with authors across all genres and have proudly published books from internationally recognized executives and celebrities as well as debut authors. We pride ourselves on identifying and shepherding new voices and rising talent while leading the evolution of the publishing industry’s business model.
You do not need an agent to work with Indigo River publishing; however, we happily work with agents all the time.
We are a full service independent publishing company and provide expert publishing services in the areas of editing, cover design, book production, and book distribution. We also offer our authors marketing guidance and each author is paired with an author liaison.
We are proudly distributed by Simon & Schuster and Ingram/Lightning Source distribution services. These partnerships have helped Indigo soar to new heights by expanding our distribution to over 38,000 retailers nationally and internationally. Through this partnership, our books are available at leading online retailers including Amazon, Apple, Kobo, B&N.com and may be presented to book buyers across the country at independent bookstores, airport stores, and mid-level chains, such as Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, as well as retailers, such as Target and Costco. While not every book ends up on bookshelves of each of our retail partners, many do. We have the channels and relationships in place to maximize each title’s distribution opportunities.
Great question! Query letters are often sent from an author to an agent in hopes of representation. A book submission is when you submit a book to a publisher for consideration. That submission often includes a proposal for non-fiction titles (book overview, chapter outline, marketing potential and about the author) or a full manuscript for fiction titles. Still confused? Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] so we can talk about your book!
There’s no need as we’ll do that on your behalf as part of our publishing process. Working with Indigo River Publishing means you retain the intellectual property rights associated with your book, including any modifications, additions, images, and designs created by us.
Absolutely. However, we’ll likely want to work with you to make sure the book is fresh before republishing. That might include an editorial update, perhaps a new cover and sometimes even a new title.
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