Lost Inside    by Max M Power 
Price: Free! 7190 words. Published on December 6, 2008. .
Depression and suicide are subjects that go hand in hand. Those who suffer from these emotions feel that there is no hope, no help for them. I can only say that you are wrong. The stories and poems inside should prove that you are not alone in what you feel and that there are those who are here to help. Though these feelings may be hard to fight you can survive.

Random Thoughts    by Max M Power 
Price: Free! 6330 words. Published on December 7, 2008. .
The following are Random Thoughts from a not so random man. The ranting and ravings of a person who is passionate about his work. Some are soft, some are hard, ALL will make you think.

Facing the Evil Within: an interview with John Sanford    by D. Patrick Miller 
Price: $2.95 USD. 4290 words. Published on May 13, 2009. .
In this conversation with the late John Sanford, author, Jungian psychologist, and Episcopalian priest, the questions of evil within and without are examined with great care and insight.

Dream Master    by Dory Lee Maske
Price: $1.50 USD. 2650 words. Published on September 2, 2009. .
Bobby's dreams are filled with phantoms and monsters. He is afraid to fall asleep at night. One visit from the Dream Master changes everything.

The Peace Prescription: Five Key Steps We Can Take to Prevent Wars    by Edward Marshall
Price: $6.00 USD. 46750 words. Published on November 20, 2009. .
The Peace Prescription tells how everyone at the grass roots can help take the five steps needed to prevent wars. Physician/author Edward Marshall describes the serious advocacy and initiation of violence as the most awful of all behavioral disorders. When the vast majority of us, who prefer peace, gain control over this behavior, we will have established a worldwide peace maintenance environment.

Riding the Waves...Lake Michigan Cowboy    by Joe Novara
Price: $2.99 USD. 34970 words. Published on January 2, 2010. .
At Lake Michigan with his aunt and uncle, Nick meets a girl riding a chestnut gelding in the morning surf . Bull riding, Cassidy the bareback surf rider, her jealous friend Roy, windsurfing, CPR at the beach, rounding up buffalo, Sara the migrant worker, Knuck the lazy border collie, team penning, Nick tries it all.

Can Do, Zan    by Joe Novara
Price: $2.99 USD. 25600 words. Published on January 4, 2010. .
Can Do, Zan, Alexander chants to himself whenever he confronts a challenge. The intelligent, animal loving, African American 12-year old, works at a stable, learns to ride horses, connects with mounted police-horse training, goes to a summer camp in Northern Michigan, canoes in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, deals with a bully, copes with his diabetes and discovers Native American artifacts. Whew.

Mountain Rules    by Joe Novara
Price: $2.99 USD. 41790 words. Published on January 5, 2010. .
Thrown together in a wilderness boot camp, 3 teens work past first impressions while living in the world of mountain sheep, bears, wildfires, and a missing ram’s skull. Lazelle, black, 14, has a basketball scholarship waiting. Mackenzie’s parents want her to work. Creed, mixed black and Cherokee faces a jail-or-camp alternative. They all learn new rules, Mountain Rules, to bring back home.

One of the Girls    by Paul M.  Carhart
Price: $4.99 USD. 43850 words. Published on February 11, 2010. .
When 16-year-old Jana Swain discovers that she can move things with her mind, she knows her life has changed forever. With coaching from Jeni, her popular twin sister, Jana reluctantly takes the guise of PsyChick™, using her abilities to right wrongs. But she’s in over her head. Only by acting together can Jana and Jeni become the hero that neither could have been alone.

Tyger Lilly    by Lisa Trusiani
Price: $0.99 USD. 51960 words. Published on March 30, 2010. .
Lilly lives in a magical world. Animals grow as tall as trees in her backyard, her mother lives in a cloud, her best friend, Dorian, is delightfully like a monkey, and Lilly can disappear, sort of. She’s been doing it since kindergarten to escape the bullies, but now disappearing can’t solve Lilly’s problems. In fact, it has become a problem. Cover illustration by Mark Chiarello.