Sinclair and His Excellent Plaid Paws    by Fred Shook
Price: $1.99 USD. 1390 words. Published on July 13, 2010. .
On the first day of school, Sinclair tells his teacher he feels “discombobulated.” As he begins to explain what such a large word means, some bears giggle and make fun of his plaid paws. For the first time, Sinclair feels unlike other bears. He and his classmates struggle to understand bigotry in this gentle lesson about respect and acceptance, and the true meaning of beauty and diversity.

Zach's Secret    by Matthew W. Grant
Price: $3.99 USD. 37170 words. Published on February 13, 2011. .
Senior Zach Denham, editor of a small town high school newspaper, struggles to act like a "normal" guy by dating Meghan, his religious friend. Key, the newly arrived attractive jock, forces Zach to confront the truth about his sexual identity. Unsure of himself, Zach is reluctant to help start a support group for gay students. Friends will become enemies as the explosive issue divides the school.

Six Years in May    by Harvey Stanbrough
Price: $0.99 USD. 7530 words. Published on May 5, 2011. .
After the Inter-Arab War of 2139, there came The Purge. Now Jonathan Kirski, who believes his parents abandoned him, mines the mass graves in the Siberian fields for the bones of his ancestors, and the only clue he has to the truth are his recurring nightmares. In that frozen tundra, the bodies don't decay. The faces remain, staring, accusing.

Lightning Rider    by Rick Mofina
Price: $0.99 USD. 9420 words. Published on May 29, 2011. .
Twenty-six year-old Jessie Scout had endured a life steeped in pain. She had come to Las Vegas, a city of risk, not to gamble. But to collect. This short work won Canada's top literary prize for crime fiction, the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Short Story, presented by the Crime Writers of Canada.

Jamestown Odyssey: America's Unspoken Legacy of Multi-Racial Families From Its Founders    by Chip Langston
Price: $4.99 USD. 60420 words. Published on June 14, 2011. .
Jamestown Odyssey is a ground breaking book on race and family in America. It chronicles the author's journey researching his family's Southern history. When he discovers that he has ancestors and distant cousins in both the black and Native communities, he has to come to terms with his, and American society's, hidden racial prejudices. Many Americans, if they have the courage, will find the same.

Dangerous Women & Desperate Men    by Rick Mofina
Price: $2.99 USD. 27910 words. Published on June 19, 2011. .
Four gripping stories of people on the brink; a broken-hearted woman in Las Vegas plots to take what she is owed, a haunted street cop finds his life on the line in a way he never expected; a desperate agent in California makes a life-changing choice; a hard-working middle-aged woman whose world is coming apart fights back with shocking vengeance.

At Risk: Passion and Peril at Sea    by Jackie Ullerich
Price: $5.99 USD. 89010 words. Published by Brighton Publishing LLC  on June 28, 2011. .
At Risk explores the complexities of love and marriage, as well as the dark side of racism and bigotry—all aboard the luxury cruise liner, the Sea Star. A cruise along the Mexican Riviera is the setting for a disparate group of passengers who dine together nightly. In that intimacy, they reveal aspects of their lives and family backgrounds which sets in motion a terrifying series of events.

My Introducion To Bigotry And Discrimination    by Andy Wilkinson
Price: Free! 640 words. Published on July 27, 2011. .
As a nine year old boy, I saw bigotry and discrimination demonstrated by a famous man of God. It was a disturbing education

Xenophobe    by Stephen Goldin
Price: $0.99 USD. 2030 words. Published by Parsina Press on August 25, 2011. .
This story is dedicated to the Republican Party. They do so well at drumming up distrust of homosexuals, foreigners and others who are different from their “norm” that one can only imagine what they’ll do when we encounter true aliens.

Vicky Banning    by Allen McGill
Price: $2.99 USD. 75000 words. Published on September 5, 2011. .
Vicky is an elderly lady who continues a lifelong high life of show biz, travel, skullduggery and everlasting love of life, people and animals. She reamins mysterious about her past, but we learn of her smuggling children from Europe during WWII, entertaining in a gay bar during a raid, a strip tease for charity, taking no guff from bigots, braggarts or bullies and ...all with flair and gumption.