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Haisla Legends    by Gordon Robinson
Price: $11.99 USD. 25360 words. Published on November 22, 2009. .

This book “H’aisla Legends” by Gordon Robinson of Kitamaat Village, B.C., was recorded into print for the first time in history from oral transmission through the ages. Gordon was a qualified school teacher graduating from Surpass College in Vancouver, and was a H’aisla historian. The true authors of the legends belong to the past. Published by Mark and Dale Robinson.
THE BULL CATCHERS - A Unique Journey Into the Wild Heart of Oz    by Jim Sayles
Price: $4.00 USD. 67500 words. Published on April 6, 2010. .

A young Texan is taken under the wing of the most outrageous characters in Crocodile Dundee country where he pursues the dangerous profession of "bull catching", capturing wild bulls and buffalos on the open range. Unlike pioneer Texans, the author, in bare feet, uses Toyotas instead of horses and throws them down by the tail instead of roping them. A one of a kind outback Australian adventure.
2012 The Awakening    by Bill Douglas
Price: $9.95 USD. 114380 words. Published on June 4, 2010. .

A young woman finds herself at the center of a global human awakening. Filled with self doubt, exhileration, fear, and limitless possibility, her adventure leads into a storm of danger. Unknown to her, humanity is experiencing the same self doubt and unraveling of their lives, as they too are experiencing this massive shift in consciousness. Deepak Chopra called 2012 The Awakening "A Gift!"
The Feast of the Bunya    by Peter Denton
Price: $9.95 USD. 98350 words. Published on July 29, 2010. .

Ulloola Yaluma has done a bad, bad thing. Worse, everyone in the Sea Eagle clan knows about it. When the old men send him across the mountains carrying news of the great bunya feasting, Ulloola thinks he’s got off lightly. But when he begins his bride-service for his betrothed, the very beautiful and independent Baringa, things get very, very dangerous. "Very beautiful writing" ABC
The Battlefield    by Allen Hancock
Price: Free! 2370 words. Published on November 19, 2010. .

Billy rubbed his hand along the smooth woodwork of the rifle slung over his shoulder. “Do you think we’ll get to fight at last.” For most of the new men their greatest fear had always been that the fighting would finish before they had their chance to join in.
Australia's Red Centre    by Brian Lawrenson
Price: $3.99 USD. 9940 words. Published on February 5, 2011. .

The centre of Australia is flat, red and hot. It offers of the most amazing travel experiences that anyone could have. Here is sacred Uluru, and mystical Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), both huge sandstone massifs with spiritual links to the local Aboriginal people. The scenery is spectacular, the local people unique and the food very different - try kangaroo, camel and bush tucker. Visit the Red Centre.
Lights in Dark Forests    by Jim Poling
Price: $4.95 USD. 48070 words. Published on March 14, 2011. .

A collection of short mysteries set in the dark forests of Canada's north. These are the kinds of stories that raise the hair on the back of your neck at storytelling sessions around the campfire. Two of these stories have won Canadian Authors Association awards for short fiction.
Stonechild Volunteers    by Jim Burk
Price: Free! 88490 words. Published by Jim Burk  on July 13, 2011. .

Russell Stonechild, a young Cree aboriginal from Northern Saskatchewan, joins a Scots battalion, the Gall Light Armoured, just prior to the outbreak of WW 2. From a fur-trapping and fur-trading family he is well-equipped for the role of warrior and passionately pursues his new career.
Heads Up    by Bem Le Hunte
Price: Free! 21200 words. Published on August 4, 2011. .

The first e-publication of The Royalties, a collective of Australian writers who have come together to create new models of publishing for writers worldwide.
Homo intellectus    by James Anthony
Price: $3.73 USD. 42130 words. Published on August 5, 2011. .

It's 2029, an asteroid heads for an impact in the Sahara desert following a mysterious change in orbit. Far from being the catastrophic event that had been predicted, an ancient secret is exposed that will re-write the history of mankind.