The Strange Worlds of Hank Quense    by Hank Quense
Price: Free! 5860 words. Language: English. Published on February 13, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
(4.67 from 3 reviews)
I've created two strange worlds for my characters to romp around in. Gundarland is inhabited by humans, elves, dwarfs and other fantasy creatures. Zaftan 31B is the home world of a race of nasty, snarly and foul-smelling aliens known as Zaftans, naturally. This ebook provides a tongue-in-cheek look at these worlds. Check it out!

Adventures of pereumok (Похождения, катавасии переумка)    by Vladimir Korkin
Price: $3.50 USD. 52740 words. Language: Russian. Published by Iouri Haller on February 13, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
The Adventures and Confusion of "too" a clever man

The Mostly Weird Chronicles of Steffan McFessel    by Marcos Donnelly
Price: $2.99 USD. 103440 words. Language: English. Published on February 10, 2011. Fiction » Fantasy » General.
Last War has ended and Earth has turned weird. Ball lightning wanders the land unfettered. Whole towns go mad, burning books and those who read them. Once-imaginary creatures come to life. Earth’s survivors know that if humanity is to regain its former glory, they need a champion. A leader. Someone brave, bold, ready to face a dangerous, glorious destiny. Instead … they get Steffan McFessel

The Dali Code & Other Paris Stories    by Lynn Jeffress
Price: $5.00 USD. 43230 words. Language: English. Published on February 10, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
[Warning: Not for Tourists] The Dali Code & Other Paris Stories is not the usual view of Paris. Salvador Dali and a dwarf lover are just a couple of the characters one meets. Although postcard Paris is invisible here, each bizarre and often comic tale mirrors something exquisitely surreal about the City of Light that is absolutely worth knowing. Or not.

An Ironic Flash of Life    by C.D. Reimer
Price: Free! 4910 words. Language: English. Published on February 9, 2011. Fiction » Anthologies » Flash fiction.
A collection of nine flash stories about the sacred and profane in an ironic kind of way, featuring two previously published and seven original flash stories.

Ship to Ship Rumors    by R. L. Copple
Price: $0.99 USD. 4860 words. Language: English. Published by Ethereal Press  on February 8, 2011. Fiction » Science fiction » Space opera.
Moth Man Rides Again! What's better than a spoof? A spoof of a superhero spoof, space opera style. Can Moth Man defeat the vicious Rumor? Thanks to his clean living, he just might have a chance.

How To Live Forever    by Barry Burnett
Price: Free! 133050 words. Language: English. Published on February 8, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
Meet David Black, a young family doc whose solo practice has spectacularly tanked. So has his marriage; the two are not unrelated. His best friend, Oz, wants him to reinvent himself, offering their fellow Boulderites everything they need to live forever (or at least long enough for Oz to profit and retire). David balks. At first. What follows is a romp of a read, a comedy with heart...

A Punch Line    by I M Kidding
Price: $4.95 USD. 41560 words. Language: English. Published by Mirador Publishing  on February 8, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
Hello! This is Punch! Of course you know me. Everybody knows Mister Punch. I have performed more shows than you have eaten dinners. And people all over the world love me. I decided to write my biography. It tells you everything about me (well…not exactly everything!). From my early assumed beginnings with the good old Romans and the better older Greeks to my triumphal stardom in England.

Gerry’s e-mails from America (and other exotic locations)    by Amy Fagen
Price: $4.95 USD. 50220 words. Language: English. Published by Mirador Publishing  on February 8, 2011. Fiction » Humor & comedy » General.
In a world where animals and humans co-exist as equals, including the right to eat waffles and host appalling late night chat shows, there stands one above all others. He’s short, fat and hairy and has an ego the size of the North Atlantic Drift; not to mention the morals of a drunken, one eyed thieving Jackdaw. That’s Gerry!