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(...) The Indie Ink Awards is a unique event that brings together the writing community to celebrate books that have made an impact on us. This is our way of highlighting the future we want to see in books–by uplifting those that shine."

Kicking off with the Best Audio Narration category, the winner is A Kingdom of Curses by Danielle D. Drummond, narrated by Kate Clover.

The winner of Best Book Cover and Cover Artist is Cubs & Campfires by Dylan Drakes. Cover artist: DaisukeBear.

The winner of Best Friendship is Magic, Maps, and Mischief by David Green.

The winner of Best Light Read is Magica Riot by Kara Buchanan.

The winner of Best Mentor is Bathed in Ink and Blood by Robert C. Laymon.

The winner of Best Morally Gray Character is The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson.

The winner of Best Setting is Child of Shivay by J.R. Cathers.

The winner of Best Use of Tropes is Wriggly Little Hands by Alex Knight.

The winner of Prettiest Book Interior is Aurethia Rising by Atlas Laika.

The winner of Side Character MVP is Cello's Gate by Maurice Africh.

The winner of This Book Made Me Hungry/Thirsty (not in a horny way, just food..) is The Death-Made Prince by Lisette Marshall.

The winner of Wittiest Character is Rise of the Dragonwitch by Timothy K. Clark.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Asexual or Aromantic Representation is Magic, Maps, and Mischief by David Green.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Asian Representation by an Asian author is Help! My Dog Is The Chosen One! by Ronit J.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Bisexual or Biromantic Representation is Nights of Noctis by Lauren M. Clark.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Black Representation by a Black author is Solace of Dusk by K. V. Meadows.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Disability Representation by a disabled author is The Sundered Stars by H.E. Bauman.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Gay or Lesbian Representation is How to Survive this Fairytale by S. M. Hallow.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Latinx/Latine Representation by a Latinx/Latine author is An Amateur Witch's Guide to Murder by K. Valentin.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Mental Health Representation is The Source of Strife by Alex Arch.

The winner of Writing the Future We Need: Neurodivergent Representation by a Neurodivergent author is The Ice Moves for No One by Arlo Z. Graves.