The Bluejay Shaman    by Lise McClendon
Price: $2.99 USD. 73650 words. Published on March 29, 2011. .
Alix Thorssen finds herself up to her Ray-bans in shaman's secrets, mysterious deaths, zealots, and madmen as she tries to clear her sister's husband of murder. This debut of the Jackson Hole art dealer's adventures is set in Montana on the Flathead Indian Reservation and in Missoula where Alix follows a trail of moonlight rituals and legendary artifacts to a chilling confrontation with a killer.

Blue Wolf    by Lise McClendon
Price: $3.99 USD. 76690 words. Published on March 29, 2011. .
The iconic wolf: vicious killer or symbol of power? The question comes to Jackson Hole when Alix Thorssen works on an art auction. When a wolf is shot near Grand Teton National Park the controversy blooms as Alix digs into an old mystery for a local artist. Wyoming flora and fauna are lovingly described alongside sharp dialogue and good pacing in this readable, down-to-earth mystery.

Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase, by Van Gogh    by Douglas Smith
Price: $1.99 USD. 17810 words. Published on March 30, 2011. .
Award Finalist story from a multi-award winning author. Maroch, an ex-CIA operative still haunted by the death of his wife, is hired by a former colleague to use his remote viewing skills to search for lost paintings. But Maroch finds much more than any of them bargained for: a painting by Vincent van Gogh that can't exist, a woman who can talk to the dead artist…and a way to change the past.

Quantum Critique    by Donna K. Fitch
Price: Free! 5040 words. Published on March 31, 2011. .
What if praise of a work of art affects the way it looks? Does criticism literally destroy a painting?

By Her Hand, She Draws You Down    by Douglas Smith
Price: $0.99 USD. 9590 words. Published on April 2, 2011. .
Aurora Award Finalist and Best New Horror story from a multi-award winning author. Cath, a beautiful sidewalk artist, is driven by a mysterious hunger that feeds from the portraits she draws. Joe loves Cath, but as her hunger grows, so does his fear--fear that one day she may draw him down. "A haunting variant on the vampire legend with an understated and brutal ending." —Publishers Weekly

Maya's Vacation    by Rebecca Farrell
Price: $1.99 USD. 16410 words. Published by Astraea Press on April 4, 2011. .
Maya takes a vacation after her exhusband's proposal for reconciliation. She prepares for a week of making new friends, tasting exquisite wines, and learning to paint again. What she hasn't prepared for is the familiar voice she hears upon arriving...a voice that makes her skin tingle and brings back memories of who she was before her marriage. Has Maya buried passion too deep to find love again?

The Photographer – Glorified Photocopier?    by Lucy Lelens
Price: $2.99 USD. 2220 words. Published on April 8, 2011. .
Are photographers the artists with the camera as they would imagine themselves to be, or are they indeed nothing more than glorified photocopiers? This question was posed to me recently and I felt it worthy of discussion. In this age of high tech equipment and equally high tech software, are we photographers merely photocopiers? It is an interesting question.

Die Vernissage    by Stefan Eckert
Price: $3.99 USD. 1760 words. Published on April 8, 2011. .
Eine fast wahre Begebenheit, aufgezeichnet von Stefan Eckert

Science Fiction: The Arts    by Richard S. Levine
Price: $0.99 USD. 9500 words. Published on April 15, 2011. .
Four science fiction short stories by Richard S. Levine. Each story relates to some form of art, such as painting, music, literature, or architecture. "Light Echo" was voted best in issue, The Fifth Di (Jun 2008), and pays homage to Van Gogh's genius. "My Life's a Dream" has appeared in three publications, including Aoife’s Kiss (Sep 2006), and explores music's universal influence.

Lord    by Francesco Maglione
Price: $15.00 USD. 890 words. Published on April 17, 2011. .
Verses released on existential Topics.There is no artwork if there are no content.Content automatically generate the expression forms.The daily living continually puts us in front of great existence dilemmas: where do we come from, who are we, what is the purpose of our existence that while flowing is bombed by knowledge and racked by crosses.