ABOUT
Tiny Worlds Publishing
Tiny Worlds is an independent publishing collective. Stories with a pulse. Strange, bold, carefully curated. We gather writers, editors, and designers who believe in magnanimous ambition—the kind that lifts others while building something bigger than any one author could manage alone.
BOOKS
PreorderSalome
by Hanna Delaney
$6.99
Salome is spared the gallows after confessing to murder, and is brought from Turin to Liverpool to join a clandestine order.
Harmony House
by Ben Wakeman
$8.99
Six strangers. Five hundred square feet. One dying billionaire’s last, terrible gift.
Cherry Kills
by Sean Thomas McDonnell
$9.99
Cherry Kills wants to be left alone. Unfortunately, her Alternates: an overprotective lug, a happy-go-lucky child, and a mute rabbit the size of a man, have other plans.
Lyric's Song, The Idlebelle Stories, Vol. II
by Lyndsey Resnick
$3.00
Welcome back to the charming town of Idlebelle, where Lyric James' dreams for the future take a strange turn. An ordinary day of berry picking leads to a life-changing adventure. Cozy small town, family and friends, everyday magic and a little bit of danger. Welcome to Idlebelle.
Oceanus
by Hanna Delaney
$6.99
Some prisons have no walls. The gripping debut novel about survival, secrets and redemption from Hanna Delaney.
The Shade In The Sands And Other Stories
by Hanna Delaney
$6.99
A collection of Gothic horror tales of Egyptomania.
The Spider
by Hanna Delaney
$7.99
She thinks her house is haunted. Her doctor thinks she's mad. Her daughter has befriended something in the nursery.
Well Water and other odd tales
by Lyndsey Resnick
$5.00
This collection of 13 strange stories flickers from light to dark. You'll find a well, a barn, and warm cookies, but beware sharp teeth and dark, shadowy places. Come sit a spell.
The Memory of My Shadow
by Ben Wakeman
$6.99
At sixteen, Magdalena survived the school massacre her twin committed. In 2052, she's built an AI that can bring him back. She reviles him. She mourns him. She can't stop.
Tiny Worlds: Volume Two
by J. Curtis
$6.99
Small moments. Unexpected turns. Stories that stay with you longer than you expect.
Flames of Indigo, The Idlebelle Stories Vol. I
by Lyndsey Resnick
$3.00
Indy is starting over, with family and with old friends. Meanwhile, something strange is lurking nearby. Is Indy up for the challenge? Will she finally embrace her powers ? Cozy small town, family and friends, everyday magic and a little bit of danger. Welcome to Idlebelle.
Produce, Me?
by J. Curtis
$2.99
Choose wisely. Or don't. The show must go on.
Tiny Worlds: Volume One
by J. Curtis
$4.99
A car crashes into a bedroom. A magician’s widow finishes the trick. The sun goes out, right on schedule.
Where There's Smoke
by Lyndsey Resnick
$3.00
Matt Lathrop is a developer breathing life into a former industrial area. Rainy Davis is a widow making every sacrifice to create a thriving restaurant to support herself and her twins. When their paths cross, sparks fly. Can they get to know each other despite Matt's smitten co-worker? Will Rainy's mother-in-law give up her threats to take the twins? Will their attraction turn to love and help them build their happily-ever-after life together?
The Zeno Paradox
by J. Curtis
$1.99
Step inside. The simulation has already begun.
Beneath the Valley Oak
by Sean Thomas McDonnell
$6.99
Unearth a world where the wild frontier’s beauty masks its brutal violence. Six dark tales from the Old West.
Bluebud: A Collection of Fears
by Lyndsey Resnick
$3.00
What scares you? This short story collection features ordinary people facing dreadful situations in the most human ways. Real or imagined, sometimes we all must face our fears.
Caged
by Sean Thomas McDonnell
$0.99
A stranger comes to town with a caged spectacle, but who wears the chains.
The Ring
by Hanna Delaney
$6.99
One missing detective. One dead showgirl. Witness accounts that can't be explained by logic. Daniel Muldoon is back to solve the mystery of The Ring.
Blackbird
by Hanna Delaney
$2.99
How much would you pay to live in a world where you don't have to make the big decisions any more?