Madeleine's Life, A Short Story    by E. Miranda Hernandez
Price: Free! 1290 words. Published on November 10, 2010. .
When Madeleine's father dies, her mother seems to lose her way. Madeleine may only be eight, but her maturity shines through in this brief look at a family after tragedy, told from Madeleine's point of view. -Flash Fiction/One Shot-

Yes, There is the Possibility That I Might Die ...Someday (A Lighthearted Workbook)    by Sandra Asper
Price: $2.99 USD. 11770 words. Published on March 15, 2011. .
Call me crazy, but when I die I would rather choose how it's all going to go, at least one last time.It would be just swell to save those relatives and friends all those crabby hours, and bad decisions regarding my funeral, memorial service, wake, or whatever else I want to have happen to me after I bid adieu.

What difference?    by Kasper Hoe
Price: $2.00 USD. 2230 words. Published on June 17, 2011. .
A short story about a father-son relationship. A short story about a young writer, his girlfriend and problems in his family, while the father is dying.

What to Say to Someone Who's Dying    by Chanel Earl
Price: $2.99 USD. 11580 words. Published on September 14, 2011. .
In this slender volume, Chanel Earl explores the many faces of grief, the grief of children, parents, those set to die, and those left behind. This debut collection of tightly written prose weaves together themes of loss and family as well as the hope peculiar to youth. These stories of acceptance and resolve ask questions about love and the beauty of life.

The Christmas Tree Conspiracy    by Ross Martin Madsen
Price: $2.49 USD. 25340 words. Published on September 24, 2011. .
Thomas and Addison had it all: true love, four extraordinary children, and a bright future full of promise. That’s what made the car crash so devastatingly tragic. How do you continue when all has been lost? The struggle may lead to self-revelations that stretch the soul to its limits.

Mark N. Greene, My James Dean    by FM Publishing
Price: $6.95 USD. 36640 words. Published on October 27, 2011. .
A mother never believes she will precede her child in death. It is one of life's most painful experiences. Silvia Petretti takes a brave step to go beyond her own pain to recount the painful memories of her youngest son who she lost to suicide via drug overdose. You hear the story in both Silvia’s and Mark’s words through Mark’s journal. Hopefully, Silvia’s experience will help others.

Death's Time Keeper    by Mohit Arora
Price: Free! 19160 words. Published on December 10, 2012. .
Death has it’s time keepers spread across the four directions in the world. They remind Death to visit people when their time in this world is over. As legend has it such people are called Death’s Time Keepers. This story’s about one such timekeeper who falls in love with a girl. At the end however he knows it’s her time to die. Will he be able to sacrifice his immortality for her? Let’s find out!

You Can't Keep It In...Nana Knows about Life and Death    by B. Jane Lloyd
Price: $4.99 USD. 4710 words. Published on December 15, 2012. .
How do we address the subject of death without frightening children? "You Can’t Keep it In" is written from a child’s perspective as she interacts with her adoring grandmother. Nana is a belching, dancing eccentric who answers scary questions with enlightenment and comfort. Nana assures young readers that although one’s body is no longer here, their spirit cannot be contained. Love is eternal.

The Living Planner    by Lynn Lambrecht
Price: $8.95 USD. 3210 words. Published on January 22, 2013. .
Have you given any thought to what your family must “do” after your death? Preparing for the practical matters of death while we are busy living our lives does not come naturally for most. The Living Planner was written to provide an overview about issues to consider and what will be needed after a loved one dies.

Death and other Taxes - Part 2    by Robby Miller
Price: $3.42 USD. 13160 words. Published on May 14, 2013. .
Death and other Taxes follows the afterlife journey of a teenage boy who dies from an accidental death while showing off to his peers. The story is identifiable to anyone who has met a risk-taking teenager or lost a loved one. He does not want to accept his death and spends most of the novel looking for bizarre, at times hilarious, ways to get back to life while skirting science and controversy.