Of Water, Spirits, and Tequila Sunrise    by Travis King
Price: Free! 7980 words. Published on February 13, 2009. .
This piece of creative nonfiction details the author's journey through dissolution, the second stage of the alchemical process. Written as a blend of research and personal experience, it is guaranteed to entertain and enlighten.

THE DUNES OF PILGRIM LAKE - One Woman's Search for Family    by heather dune macadam
Price: $5.99 USD. 80630 words. Published on November 1, 2009. .
Natl Book Award Nominated author brings out her memoir about one woman's struggle to find her family. Told from 3 different points of view and framed by the creation and deconstruction of a painting, this story within a story tells each family member's individual story until they finally come together on canvas, in a work of art that can only be defined as family. See paintings on my website

Running to Paradise    by Frances Bremer
Price: $4.95 USD. 26830 words. Published on June 28, 2010. .
This is the true story of a young Catholic priest who runs a marathon and has a crisis of faith.

Rantalicious: True Tirades from a Woman on the Edge    by Alisa Steinberg
Price: $2.99 USD. 35150 words. Published on December 12, 2010. .
From the writer of the comedic novels "Text Me, A Tale of Love and Technology" and "Notes from Ellen Wasserfeldman" comes this collection of off-the-wall-funny blog essays from a woman who knows what it's like to be living and thinking off-the-wall every single day - the author, herself. Take a crazy ride in the mind of Steinberg (and her alter ego), and see why she's the ultimate ranter.

I Dreamed of Everything: The Story of Us    by Bryan Scott Butler
Price: $4.95 USD. 24920 words. Published on December 15, 2010. .
At Last: The universe explained simply! This book unbinds the theory of truth: infinity, nothingness, something, everything, and faith. The mysteries surrounding the origins of existence will no longer be a question. This book offers everything, takes nothing, and strengthens what you already have. Unbind what has been said to be permanently bound and unknowable.

Resurrecting Proust: Unearthing Personal Narratives through Journaling    by CoCo Harris
Price: $8.99 USD. 20810 words. Published by Telling Our Stories Press  on January 9, 2011. .
~Bridges the journal-memoir connection ~Suggests techniques along with an array of story-generating prompts ~Provides an excellent resource for extracting expressive and creative personal narratives ~Mines the depths of which personal writing can play an integral part in unearthing your life stories ~Helps you to follow the story of your inner life To the place where memory meets insight

Prime Mincer 1.1 Spring 2011    by Prime Mincer
Price: $3.99 USD. 36200 words. Published on March 26, 2011. .
Prime Mincer is a thrice-annual literary magazine that publishes the best of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and graphic narratives.

The Arts    by Albion Burridge
Price: Free! 53670 words. Published on June 1, 2011. .
In an uninhibited, candid style reminiscent of Bukowski, Albion Burridge's debut novel takes a cynical and often humorous look at the role of the modern day University student. Balancing somewhere between nihilism and realism, Burridge's un-self-assured self traverses the educational minefield with ease, finding self-abusive pleasures in alcohol, drugs, and women.

Latinalogue, Puerto Rican Nonfiction Part I    by Odilia Rivera-Santos
Price: $2.99 USD. 13530 words. Published on June 27, 2011. .
Odilia Rivera Santos was born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico and moved at the age of six to the Bronx. Latinalogue is a collection of nonfiction essays in which Ms. Rivera-Santos explores loss, the experience of making the transition from one culture to another, and how she remade herself from an amalgam of experiences, failures and triumphs.

My Journey with Mother Rosa    by Antonio Termine
Price: $2.99 USD. 46080 words. Published by Red Willow Digital Press  on September 4, 2011. .
The writing of this biography/memoir was an act of courage for me. I not only had to put together imagination and memory to take me from the past to the present, but I was torn between some disloyalty to my Mother, knowing I had to tell her story as she instructed, and also knowing it was my story, to tell it in my own way.