Skin Job and Other Dark Tales    by Janet L Loftis
Price: $1.29 USD. 18610 words. Published on August 19, 2012. .
Something for all fans of genre fiction: a collection of new short stories, ranging from fantasy to horror to magical realism.

A High Shrill Thump: War Stories    by Third Flatiron Publishing
Price: $2.99 USD. 38680 words. Published on August 22, 2012. .
Science fiction, fantasy, and horror anthology, "A High Shrill Thump: War Stories," marshals a convoy of more than a dozen short stories about war's mysterious dominion over human destiny. These far-out tales transport readers through the emotional, macabre, chaotic, and even uproarious situations created by war.

Kachina    by Kathryn Ptacek
Price: $2.99 USD. 79640 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on August 30, 2012. .
A spirit. A mask. A cult. A way of life and death. Accompanying her anthropologist husband on a trip to study the Knochine, an isolated tribe in the territory of New Mexico in 1880, Elizabeth Stephenson's life is changing into the substance of dreams. The dreams seem real — too real — more insistent with the passing of each night. Terrified, she awakes. They're only dreams. Aren't they?

When Good Bigfoot Go Bad    by Preston Dennett
Price: $0.99 USD. 2650 words. Published on September 1, 2012. .
Is Bigfoot Hostile? Or is Bigfoot friendly? In this article, we will explore some of the most extreme cases of Bigfoot hostility and Bigfoot friendship. Bigfoot is not only real, there are well-documented cases of Bigfoot attacks and even kidnappings. On the other hand, some people claim that Bigfoot has saved their lives. Which is the truth? Read about these cases for yourself.

The Nature of Life    by Anton Glotser
Price: $9.99 USD. 66550 words. Published on September 10, 2012. .
This book takes an investigative look at life and what is it that makes us who we are. To explain our actions both historical and scientific facts are presented and analyzed. Societal and individual problems are examined and presented with realistic and logical solutions.

The Forest    by Paul Stephanus
Price: $2.99 USD. 72480 words. Published on September 18, 2012. .
200 years ago a life form of unfathomable proportions appeared on Earth : a Tree whose roots spread through the Earth, pulling all life into it, leaving the rest of the planet barren and dead. Now, many generations later, Marco Young must journey to this Forest to find a cure for his dying son. Along the way he uncovers long hidden truths about his heretical father and the true nature of humanity.

Social Truths    by Dan Brook
Price: $1.99 USD. 3620 words. Published on October 5, 2012. .
Social Truths is about better understanding society to better understand ourselves. This book lays out a buffet of sociological nuggets about society, allowing you to take in deep concepts in bite-sized ways that are easily digestible and surprisingly delicious. Bon appetit!

Turkish Stonehenge: Gobekli Tepe    by Joe Plegge
Price: $5.99 USD. 14520 words. Published on November 15, 2012. .
While researching an archaeological site (Gobekli Tepe) in Turkey, Joe Plegge discovered that the stone pillars, similar to Stonehenge, were aligned to keep track of solar events, but this site is at least 7,000 years older. His discovery forces us to redefine the beginnings of astronomy and helps shed light on the knowledge of early human society. Over 50 illustrations.

Origins: Colliding Causalities    by Third Flatiron Publishing
Price: $2.99 USD. 25490 words. Published on November 21, 2012. .
Science fiction, fantasy, and horror anthology, "Origins: Colliding Causalities," considers the origins of such far-flung topics as cosmology, unending war, sexual mores, and even humanness. Using satirical, speculative, or anthropological viewpoints, these imaginative tales propose new answers to the questions many have asked: "Where the hell did *that* come from?"

The Manila Galleon    by Jason Schoonover
Price: $2.99 USD. 93930 words. Published on December 11, 2012. .
The Manila Galleon was the annual treasure ship sailing between Acapulco and Manila for 250 years. It’s two interlocking adventures — one in 1704, the other today. Protagonists in each — one a young privateer from the frontier town of New York, the other an adventurer from modern Manhattan—try to claim the galleon. Past and present collide restoring an historic figure to his place of prominence.