Icy Road Publishing

Publisher info

Icy Road Publishing was created to publish the works of I. C. Talbot and her daughter K. A. Jordan.

When I. C. passed away in 2012 the project was put on hold, pending the many details of the estate. Icy Road Publishing publishes short fiction, novellas and novel length ebooks and paperbacks written by I. C. Talbot and her family.

Smashwords Interview

When did you first start writing?
I think it was about sixth grade, I wrote a short story, maybe one page. It was the first A+ I ever got in English.
What's the story behind your latest book?
The Horsewomen of the Zombie Apocalypse is about the McLeod sisters who are a powerful light calvary. I have horses and I've always wanted to write a dystopian where horses figure prominantly. This was chance to make a very 'girl power' statement and have a lot of fun at the same time.
Read more of this interview.

Where to find Icy Road Publishing online

Where to buy in print

Smashwords book reviews by Icy Road Publishing

  • The Survivor on Sep. 09, 2011

    Tense and chilling read. Sometimes surviving a plane crash isn't enough.
  • The Meyersco Helix on Sep. 30, 2011

    Nerve-wracking thriller about an unstoppable WMD unleashed through stupidity and violence. The President has 2 mintues to decide if he should Nuke the city of Boston to save the world. Meanwhile, the brilliant and couragous Dr. Stella Christopher is trying to save herself and her beloved Rib in the face of impossible odds. If I didn't know this was first released in the 1980's, I wouldn't be able to tell. Dr Christopher beats any nutcase with a dragon on her butt!
  • Iditarod a novel of The Greatest Race on Earth on Dec. 10, 2011

    Rhodes and William take on the wilderness of Alaska during the Iditarod, the 'Last Great Race.' A very good read - the imagery was wonderful. I found myself yearning to see Alaska, in spite of my better judgement (I hate snow and cold.) I got a very real sense of the depth of the dangers Rhodes faced. I found it hard to believe she would go on the race without being armed to the teeth. That's just me. I get the creepy crawlies from listening to coyotes howl and yap. I'd want a high-powered rifle if there was a rumor of wolves. The other characters were also well-drawn, everything fitted together very well. I found it curious the characters hallucinated during the race. I didn't understand that at all. However that didn't detract from the story.