The Keepers    by Jeffery Moore
Price: $2.99 USD. 111730 words. Published on July 13, 2010. .
Robyn stands out among the squat, wide-framed Brin. Her physical differences are aptly suited to stave off the assailants hunting her after she unwittingly kills a revered Keeper. The only hope of quelling the chaos and restoring Brin’s balance lies with Keeper Corax, her mentor, surrogate father, and the evil that perpetuates the chaos that threatens to destroy her as well as millions of Brin.

Justice, Justice: Poems Reflecting the Measures of Man    by Herb Brin
Price: $3.99 USD. 6150 words. Published on August 17, 2012. .
What is the measure of man? In this extraordinary collection of poems, Herb Brin rages against injustice and oppression with deeply felt passion. “Not to the weak of art does artistry belong,” Brin declares in the opening line of this book. Herb brings to his poetry the same burning indignation against tyranny, the same compassion for the persecuted as he did in his widely-quoted newspaper column.

Conflicts    by Herb Brin
Price: $2.99 USD. 6860 words. Published on August 23, 2012. .
In these poems, Herb Brin lyricized man’s humanity – and all-too frequent inhumanity. Brin shines light on injustice, as he turns his eye to conflicts that roil across the expanse of history. “Where there is conflict, pray for conscience,” wrote Brin as, in powerful verse, he forces the reader to confront his or her own conscience. Herb Brin was a courageous journalist and publisher.

Dr. Pak's Preschool    by David Brin
Price: $0.99 USD. 10450 words. Published on September 26, 2012. .
What if education could be extended into the womb? Will we get brilliant, well-balanced babies? Monsters? Or a frightening/hopeful combination of both? Chilling and plausible and under option to be made a feature film, "Dr. Pak's Preschool" explores the bright and very dark possibilities when science meddles in the most intimate human act - bearing and delivering a child.

Otherness    by David Brin
Price: $4.99 USD. 99120 words. Published on October 26, 2012. .
An extraordinary collection of tales and essays about the near and distant future, as humans encounter the secrets of the cosmos – and their own existence. What if education were extended into the womb? What happens when an archaeologist discovers a terrible secret under the landfills of Los Angeles? Will ‘natural’ humans still have a role when cybernetic humans surpass them in nearly all ways?