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The Shooting of Basil Tremain    by Brian Parker
Price: Free! 1260 words. Language: English. Published by MoshPit Publishing  on May 24, 2012. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.

If you enjoyed Brian Parker's 'The Avalanche' then you're sure to love the story of Basil Tremain and his unspoken desire to get the better of Doggett, another planter on the Birmingham Estate. In front of a crowd of dozens, Bazz and his mate Rowley set Doggett up to show him who's boss, once and for all.
Hack Attack!    by Jon Sindell
Price: Free! 960 words. Language: English. Published on May 24, 2012. Fiction » Literature » Sports.

In this excerpt from the novel The Mighty Roman, the San Carlos Coyotes of the independent Cal Hairy League learn a painful lesson from the Morgan Hill Hackers: never underestimate nerds.
Football Crazy: Part one    by Craig Daley
Price: Free! 180 words. Language: English. Published on May 24, 2012. Fiction » Graphic novels & comics » Crime & mystery.

The Theatre of Nightmares on the Road to Insanity is a full colour 34 page horror and football comic and the third in the Surreal Murder Mystery Series. It follows Sheffield United's FA Cup run with games against Man Utd, Spurs and the Owls that are covered in the comic. This is macabre humour, 'Roy of the Rovers' meets C.S.I in the Twilight Zone. Have a fun read and please do have nightmare
Don't email When Drunk    by Gary Weston
Price: Free! 700 words. Language: English. Published on May 24, 2012. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.

We all get ticked off from time to time, but responding by email when intoxicated is not the way to go. A few of my examples should be a warning to you all!
Literary Dynamite    by Scott Gordon
Price: Free! 10280 words. Language: English. Published on May 23, 2012. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.

(5.00 from 1 review)
An unappreciated author. An ugly bunny. Dynamite. Need I say more? Get ready for a wild and amusing adventure, which author Wenona Hulsey calls, "A unique and wacky solution for dealing with writer's block." Literary Dynamite is a short story, weighing in at 10,286 words (approximately 41 pages). The main story is 3,110 words (approximately 13 pages).
The Is Shop    by Michael Summers
Price: Free! 4380 words. Language: English. Published on May 23, 2012. Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Archie has never worked in an Is Shop before, although he's learning fast. Things are not that straightforward though: the proprietor is decidedly odd, the shop only stocks what the last person wanted and the customers are uncommonly rude. But things are to get stranger still...
Road Hazards    by Juan LePuen
Price: $0.99 USD. 3110 words. Language: English. Published by Fario  on May 22, 2012. Fiction » Literature » Literary.

"We'll spend five minutes talking with some people, go from one station to the next with others, live two or three years, or even twenty, with others still. At bottom, though, we do nothing but run into each other (how long doesn't matter), run into each other and always by chance. And always part company."
Desiccant 015: The Adventures of Stupendousguy    by Kevin R. Bridges
Price: $0.99 USD. 2580 words. Language: English. Published on May 22, 2012. Fiction » Adventure » Action.

The farmhouse is on fire, and the Mormons are on the run. The police follow them through the night, in every direction, but where is Dru? (11 pages)
The Home of the Trekkers    by Jon Sindell
Price: Free! 1970 words. Language: English. Published on May 21, 2012. Fiction » Literature » Sports.

In this excerpt from the novel The Mighty Roman, the San Carlos Coyotes of the independent Cal Hairy League meet the Tulare Trekkers and their spindly graybearded mascot Pathfinder. Holla! Walloo!
The Singer    by Jessica Law
Price: Free! 27410 words. Language: English. Published on May 20, 2012. Fiction » Science fiction » Steampunk & retropunk.

It's 2010, and science has yet to discover how to harness electrical power. The music industry is everything you'd expect: ruthless, conceited, avaricious, shallow—save for only one difference: there is no way to amplify the human voice. Doctor John Doe has discovered a revolutionary new process to transform aspiring musicians into Singers. But at what cost?