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The Invisible Hand by Douglas Cole Wins at the International Impact Book Awards
- Sea Crow Press
- 12 hours ago
- 2 min read
At Sea Crow Press, we are always inspired by authors who bring stories to life with heart, depth, and courage. Today, we are thrilled to celebrate an extraordinary milestone: The Invisible Hand by Douglas Cole has been selected as a winner at the International Impact Book Awards in the Contemporary Fiction and Coming-of-Age Fiction categories.
This prestigious global platform is dedicated to recognizing, celebrating, and elevating exceptional authors and the powerful stories they bring into the world. More than an awards program, it is a trusted institution, a global community, and a movement committed to honoring excellence in storytelling and amplifying voices that create meaningful impact.
In a competitive field of remarkable books, The Invisible Hand stood out. Its compelling voice, intricate storytelling, and emotional resonance with readers and judges alike make this recognition especially meaningful. Winning this award reflects the countless hours, dedication, and perseverance Douglas Cole has invested in his craft. It is a testament not only to his talent but to the power of stories to inspire, move, and connect readers.
At Sea Crow Press, this award is more than a moment of celebration—it is a reminder of why we publish the books we do: to share stories rooted in place, voice, and vision, to amplify voices that matter, and to champion work that leaves a lasting impact on readers and the world.
Congratulations, Douglas Cole! This achievement is well-deserved, and we are honored to help share The Invisible Hand with readers everywhere.
Here’s to stories that move the world—and the creators brave enough to tell them.
About The Invisible Hand
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Coming-of-Age Fiction | Format: Paperback | Publication Date: November 2025 | ISBN: 9781961864368 | Dimensions: 5.25 x 8 in | 214 Pages
“As darkly glittering as a country night sky or the alleyway where puddles reflect a big city’s highrises.” —Cassandra Lane
After her testimony sends her father to prison, Sara finds herself on the road with a newer stranger, but fractures appear, threatening her newfound freedom. The season of childhood is slipping away as little by little, an unseen force begins to unravel the world and Gabriel's family. And Jones may be an artist of money with a talent for helping others get ahead, but inner conflict is tearing the city apart as he navigates its gothic nightmare. What strange power is at work to bring them together—with Arl, who seems to know the way out?
