The Celestine Prophecies, James Renfield.The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Beatrix Potter.And then I could share that hidden treasure with you. And then I get a little excited, because finding some excellent books on these lists would be like finding hidden treasure. And what if they’re terrible and a waste of time? And then another part of me says, Shame on you, First Part! There could be some of the best reads of your life on here! You know how difficult it is to get something decent published and READ. There is a part of me that thinks, I’ll never get to these. I’m sure the list is clumpy though-besides those titles that we will all recognize (and go What!? Incroyable! That was self published?!)-I have not heard of most of these titles and so was unable to edit the list in any helpful way. So you have all of that here (including an extra heavy dose of books that tend to be under-published, like poetry, short story compilations, essays, and even minority and world literature). A history of self-publishing versus modern, boutique books. Books you’ve heard of versus completely new and exciting finds. Self-published or indie-published or even small press published. The different recommendation lists that I found (and there weren’t many) each had a different idea behind them. I pulled the second half of the following list almost completely from Book Riot.
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