Explore the Library’s New Indie Collection

Explore the Library’s New Indie Collection

The Livingston Public Library is proud to announce its new Indie collection, located between the graphic novels and travel books.  Here you’ll find reading materials by a variety of Independent/self-published authors.  

Titles include Mapless by local NJ poet Erin Anastasia, She Used to be on a Milk Carton by Kailey Tedesco, Doll Palace by Sara Lippmann, and many more! Be sure to browse this new collection the next time you visit the Livingston Library! 


The Library’s indie collection is growing! If there’s a title that you would like the library to consider adding into the collection, you can fill out the Library’s Self Published Submission Form.

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