Authors From Around The World Vie For Top Position In The 2022 International Best Indie Book Awards

Sep 9, 2022

Thousands of independent authors seek to win the BIBA literary award.

(PRUnderground) September 9th, 2022

The 10th annual Best Indie Book Award contest is fast approaching its deadline for the year. Thousands of self-published and small-press authors have already entered their books with the hope of winning one of the world’s most coveted trophies.

“The Best Indie Book Award has grown by leaps and bounds every year since its inception, and so has the number of great books we receive. We are so proud of our authors, as they grow their craft to meet the demand for high-quality stories,” says Cassandra, BIBA’s Contest Coordinator.

Last year alone, BIBA awarded over eighty authors across many genres, including best cover, and best illustration. This year, entrants can enter one of twenty-six literary categories, with each opening into even more genres.

“Best Indie Book Award (aka BIBA) started back when there were few awards or services for the emerging indie author community. Today, it has blossomed into one of the top book awards in the world.”

Over the years, BIBA has received entries from all corners of the globe, from new authors to seasoned writers to well-loved celebrities and beyond.

More information about Best Indie Book Award can be found at https://BestIndieBookAward.com

About Best Indie Book Award

The annual Best Indie Book Award (or BIBA) is an international literary award contest recognizing independent authors. BIBA is a legitimate writing competition. Entrants compete against other books. Entries are limited to independently (indie) published books, including those from small presses, e-book publishers, and self-published authors. Submissions are accepted from around the globe, but the books must be written in English.

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